On The Home Front
BUDGETS DO WORK 1
"Since managing money Is one
of the most difficult problems fac
ing families today, the home man
agement leaders have decided to
stress money management Inis
year," reports Mrs. Lottie Hairs
ton. home economics agent in For
syth County.
They are going to teach “How
Budgets Work and What They
Do."
CLOTHING PROJECTS
The 4-H girls in Granville
County taking clothing projects
are now receiving help in clothing
construction.
According to Mias Mary Par
ham. home economics agent she
lecently taught junior girls how
Dr. H. Edmonds To Speak
At Honor Meet At St. Aug.
Honor Roll
At Shaw U.
The first semester Honor Roll
at Bhaw University has just beeh
released by the Registrar as fol
lows:
FRESHMEN: Jacqueline Carr. Bar
bara Harp, Daria F. McKay, Sarah
K. Smith all of Raleigh; Willie Jor
dan. W. Birmingham, Alabama; Patti
Laughinghouae. Greenville; Margaret
Neighbor, Buckingham. Virginia: Mar
garet Pope, Birmingham. Alabama;
Edward Reynolds, Akropong-Akwapln.
Ghana; Lillian Smith. Lenoir; Lorraine
Vaughn. Newark, New Jersey; Juanita
Wise, Miami. Florida; Jamea Woods,
Lynchburg. Virginia; and Wlllia G.
Woods. Preston. Maryland.
SOPHOMORES: Alexander Currtn.
Gloria Freeman and Judith Moore all
of Raleigh; Prlcilla Brodie, Franklin
ton. Ruby McLawhom. Kinston; Lena
M Maffett, Thomasville; Mack Seweit.
Wadesboro; and Jacqueline Thorne,
Fuquay Spring*.
JUNIORS: Yvonne Edwards. Halifax,
Virginia; Janice Houae, Washington.
D. C.: and Ellen Spivey. Loulsburg.
SENIORS: Maxine Freeman. Sher
man Mile*. Henry Monroe, and Bet
tie Ridley, all of Raleigh; James D.
Ballard. Wtnaton-Salem; Bobby Ben
iamin, Norwood: Otis Clark. Kinston;
Efiie Karblson. Morgan ton; Eva Var
nell Lewis. Taboro; Robert McCory,
Lynchburg. Virginia; Eugene McCu>-
lers. Gamer: Lonzie McKeithan, Roo
ky Mount; Gloria Ntmmo, Greenville;
and Cynthia WUUama, Newport News,
Virginia.
UNCLASSIFIED: Hobart T. LeWta.
Durham.
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HOME IMPROVEMENT
“Interest in home improvements
Is at an all-time high." reports
Mrs. Natalie Wimberly home eco
nomics agent in Wake County.
“Families are being given inform
ation on home financing, bath
rooms. color scheme and heating
systems.”
Mr. and Mrs. Thomie Holden
Raleigh, Rt. 6, are In the procees
of building and with Hidden do
ing most of the work they should
soon have their house completed.
The Crown and Scepter High
School Honor Society will cele
brate the 31st Annual Meeting on
April 14, at Saint Augustine's Col
lege with Dr. Helen Edmonds.
Graduate Professor of History at
North Carolina College. .Durham,
delivering the key-note address.
Dr. Edmonds, a native of Law
renceviUe. Va.. received her B.S.
degree from Morgan State Col
lege, the M.A. degree from Ohio
State University, and the degree
of Doctor of Philosophy from
Ohio State University She also
is the recipient of the honorary
degree of Doctor of Laws from
Morgan State College.
Miss Edmonds’ work experience
has included Dean of Women,
Professor of Greek, Latin, and His
tory. Virginia Seminary. Lynch
burg: Instructor of History. Salrt
Paul’s College. Lawrencevllle. and
her present position of graduate
professor of History at North Car
olina College. Durham.
She served, as Leader-Special
ist in Germany, Sweden. Den
mark. Autria. and France under
the International Educational
Service and lectured in key citiea.
She was the first member of
her race to second the nomination
for the Presidency of the United
States. This was for President
Dwight D. Eisenhower for his sec
ond term.
Thomas Busch, a Negro, built an
automatic safe equipped with an
electric siren. (ANP)
CONGRATULATIONS « Governor Terry Sanford, last week congratulated leaden of the
North Carolina Association of New Farmers of America upon the observance of N. F. A. Week.
With the Governor are spokesmen for the group, at left, Samuel Tate. Morgan ton, secretary, and
Alexander Dawson, Belhaven, president, and at right, W. T. Johnson, Sr„ supervisor of Voca
tional Agriculture and advisor to the organisation.,
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OMEGA PSI PHI FRATERNITY MAKES DONATION TO UNITED NEGRO COL
LEGE FUND Robert Jones, treasurer of the Omega Fsi Phi Fraternity is shown presenting
a check in the amount of $23.00 to Wiley M. Davis, dean of students, for the 1962 UNCF Drive
Looking on is Carl Boyer, secretary. The contribution was made possible through an Afro Jast
Concert presented by the Omega Fraternity at St. Augustine's College This is one of the many
ways that the various student organisations make contributions to this drive.
Odd Twists In The News
BY ALBERT G. BARNETT
FOR ANF
"BURGLARFROOFING"
TOOLS STOLEN
NEW YORK CITY Workmen
employed by the Burglarproof
Lock Installation company, last
week were cooperating with police
in the search for some "wise guy"
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WINNING SPEAKER Mia*
Marion White, eighth grade Mu
dent at St. Montea's School re
cently placed second in state
competition In the Diocean Ort
torteal Contest. Speaking from
the topic “How Can I. A Typi
cal American Boy or Girl, Lead
Others to Christ?” Marion cap
tivated audiences while winning
the St. Montea’s Parish Contest,
the Raleigh Deanery Contest
and first place In the ndirs
section of the state. She te the
daughter of Mr. uni Mrs. Owen
White of Method.
Prescriptions
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601 E. Davie St Raleigh, N. C.
Phone TE 2-8084
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WOODS
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Garden Tools and Fertilizers
Special Price To Truckers!
S. M. YOUNG
HARDWARE tO.MPVW
lit E. MARTIN STREET DIAL TE £-7131
thieves who pulled a “fart one” on
the workmen.
They had been hired to burglar
proof a client* new office in low
er Manhattan and had stopped at
noon for lunch Returning to their
job of installing safety locks on
the client's doors, the workmen
FOUND THEIR TOOLS HAD
BEEN STOLEN.
“ . THE WORK WAS TOO
. HARD FOR THE MEN"
LEWISHAM, England Resi
dents of this
the women—were both surprised
and amused last week, when the
town counelul started a drive to
recruit women to take job* as
STREET CLEANERS Presied for
an explanation, council members
told newsmen that MEN FOUND
THE WORK TOO HARD
HE TOOK THE TICKET AND
HIT THE JACKPOT
AVIGNON. France When a
'local tobacconist had no small
change to give a customer makine
a purchase last week, he asked:
"Will you take a national lottery
ticket instead?" the customer. *
truck driver, looked askance and
grumbled, but finally took his 90
cent* in change In the form a
10th share in ONE LOTTERY TIC
KET.
Next day, the ticket was drawn
and the truck driver leaped with
tnv HIS 10TH SHARE TN THE
WINNING TICKET HAD NETTED
HIM *20.000 IN CASH
KISSER HIS WIFF—DISLOCATES
HIS JAW
ROCHESTER. N. Y
lice. lon* accustomed to emergency
calls and all types of exciting inci
dent* last week reported a' case of
connubial felicitv that brought a
'mite and chuckle from the most
hardened lawman
They reported that Arthur Hev
eron. 42, a postman, kissed hi* wife
with such fervor Sunday that -hi*
jaw locked He was rushed to Ge
nessee hospital where physicians
SET HTS JAW BACK INTO
PLACE
JUDGE ERRS. BUT COURT
CLERK SETS THE RECORD
STRAIGHT
CLEVELAND. Ohio Cuyahoga
County Common Pleas Judge Wil
liam K. Thomas, a loyal alumnus
of his university, may have been
reflecting on his school days, when
he passed sentence last week, on
William Ferguson, convicted on a
house-breaking charge. The Judge
told the prisoner: 'You are hereby
rentenced lo serve five year* In O
HIO STATE UNIVERSITY".
But Ferguson didn't get a chance
to embark on a college career. The
court clerk caught the Judge's er
ror. The sentence should have beer:
"FIVE YEARS IN OHIO STATE
PENITENTIARY"-
“MAN. THIS IS HEAVEN*
NEW YORK CITY A loeal
newsman, visiting a home for the
elderly last week to bring a pre
sent to one of the old ladies— a
family friend —learned that Thomas
Mulhall. retired 7.‘)-'yr»r-old bache
lor. is the ONI.Y MALE OCCU
PANT OP THE HOME
The other 11 tenants are all wi
dow*. ranging in age from (W to 7R
Asked how he liked living amon <
so many members of the opposite
sex. Muthsll exclaimed: "MAN,
THIS IS HEAVEN "
ASTRONAUT'S SON COULDN'T
GIT INTO ORBIT
LANGLEY AIR FORGE BASE.
Va Mark Scott Carpenter. 12
year-old son of astronaut M Scott
Carpenter, who is scheduled to |
make the next orbital flight next
month, did a Utile “flying" on his
own here last week MARK
SPRAINED HIS ANKLE IN A
LEAP FROM HIS PARENT'S GA
RAGE.
WORDS FOR TIIF. WORLD
STUDY the sciences. acquire
more and more knowledge—Use
your knowledge always for the
benefit of others; so may war
eoaao and a glorious edifice of
peace and concord he raised
WINS DANFOBTH GRANT
—Rabin Weaton. assistant pro
fessor of social science at North
Carolina College, has been
granted an award of MAM b y
the Danfortb Foundation of St.
Louis. Under terms of the a
ward, be will attend Syracuse
University neat year to continue
bis studies for the doctorate de
gree In social science. Weston
i eee herd a similar grant from
the Foundation In 1*57. Weston
holds membership in both the
PI Gamma Mu and Phi Alpha
Theta social at od es honor so
citric* He is also a member of
the Association for the gtodr
of Negro Ufa and History.
THE VETERANS’ CORNER
Here are authoritative an
swer* by the Veteran* Adas
Q— As a Korean Conflict veteran.
I have a 10.000 non-participating,
term Cl Insurance policy. A spec
ial dividend i* being paid to those
who convert this type policy to a
non-participating permanent plan
before September 14, 1993 If I con
vert half my policy now. will I get
some dividend payment*
A—Ton will get half the div-
Ident if yon convert half yewr
policy. Ton will receive the re
mainder of the dividend If you
convert the remainder of yonr
policy before the deadline. Sep
tember 14. IMS.
Q-Doee a publication exist ex
veterans and their dependents?
A—Yes. It is called “Federal
Benefit* for Veteran* and De
pendents” and may he purchas
ed from the U. S. Government
Printing Office, Washington tS.
D. C. The price la M rents per
ropy. Veterans organtsatlena or
others desiring copies In quan
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Q— Does the VA maintain an ac
tive-service history of each veteran
In Its files, battle* he ha* bean In,
honors he ha* won. etc.
Whether your need I* terse or tmoll. Branch
Bonkinq ond Trust Com pony Is ready to -die
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