THE CAROLINA TIMES
1ft— "THE TRUTH UNBRIDLED" SAT., APRIL Ift, 1959
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form a line following the sMvitw
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in'iMHIIW'MM'hMMi earner of ea^t friends.
(S) Mrs.' B. A.' J. wklttedj r#>
TNk stoiy of the joint celcbni- ‘ tired Nbrth Ctiroilna MUtual cxee-
tiM of tlU'Tiixiieth anniversary of I utivc, prepares to lead' “MsdiUK
North Caraltna Mutual 1Jf« Insur | tion
anc* GMipany and the seventh cn-1 to an utsembl)' of home offioe em'
niMri G—rga Wayne Cox Sales! ployees, company ofncialSi and viS'
ConvMUoB is fold in picture lay J itors in the firm'* auditorium on'
out appBTtng on page nine. , Wednesday, AprH 1, anniversny
(I) 'rtie celebration began wiihl date of the company. Mft. Whltl»d
a spaeial Earter Sunday vesper served for 50 years with the firm
scnrice at St. Jii.seph's A. M. K. and could speak with authority
Chunrli, pastoreH liy the Kcv. Dr. i concerning the company’s earlier
Melvin (’. Swann. Main speakcrj development. She held the position |
gaihering* at which they were hon>, (13) Two holders of North CaiM*
or guests. I lina Mutual policies issMed in 19M;'
Winners of the sales conventioB'i Mr. and Mrs. Oavid A. Thompson;
priMS thl# year wwr D«vid Sp«i-) ^ audieiw*
c*r,> W»n»t»n-«alem! Efford Hayes« '
Spartanbui«, S. C.; Benjamin B^
thea, Columbia, S. C;; Clarence
Johnson, Augustus Ifogan, and'
Period” as she is presented|^4iiia„ t.’ Merritt, AHanto, Ga.;
Vernon Evans, George Boggs, Mrs.
Madalyn' Hammond, and Leroy
Hayden, West Baltimore; Willie
Wilson, and MK. Susan Maker,
East B<ihiore; Harold Davis,
Greensboro; ChasHo Morris, Minn*
phis, Tenn.; Frank Edwards, I. Ri
Smith, and' Mra. Nannie BosUok,
lUi-hmond, VS.; M'. V. Kemp, Al>
hanyr Milton' Jones, North Ftrllo-
dclphia; Louis Bbykins, Pittsbttrgh
and Mra. Ethel Daniel, Chatta-
the event was H(»wan1 l)iiiv» r | of assistant treasurer at her re
sitr president Dr. Mord«.>rai John-i lirement.
son, who was inlroducecl by J. il. | f«j Winners of the George Wayne
Wheeler, MAcHanirs and Farmers; Cox sales convention prizes posed nooga.
Bank president. ' for this group pieturo at a “Moetj [
(2) Ur. John.ion lauds the found-' Our Winners" session sponsoredi Four- of- thu prize-winning
ers and early pitnieer.s of the com-i in the home office auditorium on
pany for awakening to and dis-| Tuesday, March 31. The conven-
( harging (heir “Cliristian respon-l tion, htld each year in memory ol
sibtlitiea," and, likewi.se, i^raised • llie company’s ^ate vice-president* (center), at- the sales convention
the |>i**eiit manaseiiient fnr ful-j and agency director George Wayne
filling the legacy. t Cox, honors salesmen throughout
(3) Fellowint; the St. .losephtthe firm’s branch office network,
choir perfdrmanre of the ' Ilallolu-' It provides top salesmen with a
jail Chonis” from llaiulol’s ' Mes ! free trip to the home office'where
Slab,” Mr. Wheeler prostmlg i they are treated to a week-end' of
plague to Muttinl president Asa T. I entertainment. This year’s fete
Spaulding. Tlie plaque's inscrip
tion read;'in pari, ‘ for merilorious
s;er*ioe and outstandin" ac>iiiove-
inent." Mr. Spaulding respundcd
included,
slmw at
among other things, a
Morehead Planetarium;
salesmen are congratulated by
president' Spauldltig and Raymond
C. Johnson, New Yerk Life official
banquet A^ extreme left are sales
men Charlie Morris and Mrs. Susan
by company viee-preaiiteiit J. W:
OoMHoe. T#o others who were is
sued ptrtleics bearing that daita,'
Mrs. Alice Btirtott and Mrs. Laura
Husband; are not shown.
II. N. Haivia; Or. Melvin. Chester
Swanns paatcHN'St.'Joseph'* A.M:B
Chui«hr Ejmiv'Qivup, pnnram dl
retto^'of StMtibii* WTVD^tJai)^ O,
Qaultn^, regkawl 'vlw prosirieat;
New Yerk Ltf^ IrtsumMe Cb»
pany.
Murray J. Mbivfn; Jr.; exoentlVe
director Nationri' IdtuMlnce Amo-
(Uli Some of the prominent i cietion; J. H. W'heeler, presidmt,
guest* who took part in the cem'i Meehanics and Farmers Bank; MM.
party's birthday celebration get to-| J. H. Wheeler; J'S. Stewait, sec'
gether at the convention banquet
wHh president Spaulding. Left to
right are B. EVerett Jordan, senior
U. S. senator senator from Nlwth
Carollhtt; Durham mayor E. J.
Evans; Ambassador Padmoro;
Spaulding and Raymond Johnson,
Vice President in Charge of
Agency Affairs of New York Life
Irisuranee Company.'
(15) Another group of distin
guished guests at the celebration
exchange pleasantries with Nortli
Curolina Mutual officials in this
picture. Left to right are Etlward
11.' Merrick, member of the board
of directors and retired vice-presi-
Maker. Atright are Harold Davis'Dr. Clyde DonneU,
and Efford lleyes.
The convention banquet, a glit*
taring affair held at the Nortlt
Carolina College dining hall, at
tracted top drawer national and
international- dignitories, insurance
breakfast With the president and Hndustry, business and city offi-
his wife and a number of social
CONGRATULATIONS
N. C. MUTUAL
On Your
SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY
PIEDMONT HlftNinilift IE.
MORCAN & HOLLAND STRKETS
Congratulations
IK. C. Mutual Life Insuranee^^
On Your
SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY
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& LOAN itSSOC.
Chapel Hill and Main Streets
Congratulationi
TO
North Carolina Miityi
Bfe Insurance CQmpanw
ON ITS ANNIVERSARY
TOD'S DRUG SrOl^
DW 3-9921 Dhil 2^m
122 W. Main Forest HiHi SiM»|k Cenrterr
elals. U was the highlight of the
anniversary celebration. During
the banquet', president Spaulding
read a few selected messages from
a slieaf of telegrams and letters
congratulating the company on its
anniversary.
^ (8) One of the high-ranking in-
itemational dignitaries present for
'the celebration of the Mutual’s an-
iniversary was Liberian Ambassa-
!dor Georg;^ 4, Padmore, who re
ceives key to the city from Dur
ham mayor E. J. Evans at the
sales convention banquet. The am-
'bassador thanked everyone for the
hospitality shewn him during his
visit to the city.
(9) A unique innovation in the
program of the sales convention
banquet was presmtatioa of a
“birthday cake" to Mrs. Geergtf
W. Cox, widow of the late North
Carolina Mutual executive in
whose honor' thft> cenvestion i&
named.^ MM. Cox, with an assiatri
from banquet toastmaatar' A. J.
Clement, Jr., cut» the caiia.
(10) Main speaker for th« COD'*
vention banquet. New York Life
Insuranee Company vice president
Raymond C. Johnson, addresses
gathering. Johnson' predicted that
United States insurance firms
would have one trillion dollars of
life insurance in-force by 1970; He
alRo commended' North Carolina
Mutual oh its remaricable growth,
pointing out that the company rec
ords had shown an-r increase from
14 million in assets in 19M to 61
million in 1958. Seated next to
him is toastmaster Clement.
(11) W. J. Kennedy, Jr., retired
presidMit and current chairman of
the board, presents AAiblnsadOr
Padmore with a gift from the com
pany. The gift was one of -several
courtcsies shown the visiting Li
berian- statesman by North Cnro-
lina Mutual
(13) Hera, Ambassador Padmore
takes speaker’s stand' to expi«s»
gratitude for hospitality extended'
him during his trip to the city for
North Carolina MUtual's celebra-
4 lion.
senior vice-president and medical
director; Val J. Washington, di
rector of Minorities for the Re
publican Party National Commit
tee; W.' J. Kennedy, Jr., beard
chairman; Arthur C. Daniels, vice-
presidetit of the Institute of Life
Insurance; Spaulding; and New
York Life vice-president Johnson.
(10) Banquet scene shows (left
to right) Mrs. Asa T. Spaulding,
wife of North Carolina Mutual
president; Val Washington, Aaron
Day, Jr., vice-presidctit and Agency
Director; and BiMMm Baynes,
president of Homff^ecurity Life
Insurance Company of Durham.
(17) and (18) overall banquet
scenes from two vantage points.
Included in the roster of guests at
the banquet were Thomas Young,
vice president, Guide Publishing
Company; Dr. E. T.i Browne, presi-
ident Ministerial Alliance and pas
tor of Mount Verpon Baptist
Church.
R. N. Harris, CitjivUbrd of Edu
cation, secretary-treasurer. Bank
ers Fire Insurance Company; Mrs.
rotaiy-treasurer. Mutual Sevinga
and' Loan AfisoektUon; Mm. J. S.'
Stewart.
Dr. A.Mtollls Bde»i, president
of Duke University: Mrs. B. A.' J.
Whitledr Walter Ao UIggs, presi
dent' of Hijme Savings and LOMi
AssoeiatiOnr AMhur Liirson, diiwe*
tor oi mrW Rule of Law Center,
Duke university; Mre. Arthur Utr
son and daughter; Victor A.
Bryanti Durham attorney.
Harmon Duncan, president Sta
tion WTVD; Mrs. Harman Dunean
and daughter; J. C; Hundley, man
ager, Liggett and Myers Tobacco
Company; Henry Stoever, branch
manager, American Tobacco Com-
pany,-^ FMek Jarman, presidiftit of
Radio Station WDNC; Dr; David
Smith, professor, Duke Uniwraity;
Mrs. David Smith.
M. B. Fowler, vice president,
Wachovia Bank and Trust Com
pany; Arthur J. Stanley, presi
dent, Local No. 204; LeRoy W.
Jeffries, vice president, Johnson
Publishing Company; Carl Coun-
Survey Shows
Pttk Still Best
Purcfiase
AHbouffb hog prices have made
a sMghti* increase, pork continues
to be one of the most economical
red meat buys. Favorable prices
are appearing on perk loins, bacon,
spare ribs, and pork chops. Beef
prices show little change with
greatest economy to be found in
featured specials at your favorite
itcre.
Where storage facilities arc
available and adequate, purcha.slng
beef in quantity will add ceonomy
to meat dollars. Many different
types cf fresh, frozen, and canned
fish are available,offering cctmomy
and a change to tired menus.
POULTRY
Large size ejfis continue to be
the most economical eai; buy as
spring production itiereasos. Re
spite the Easter !euiand , Kood
supplies of large and iiiediuin sizes
are available at very reasonable
prices .
Broilijr supplies are expceted to
romain*sidentiful tlirough the com
ing weeks. Prices have shown a
slight fluctuation during the past
weeks but remain reasonable. Both
heavy hens and turiicys in very
good supply are appearing on the
market at attractive prices and
warrant consideration of economy-
minded consumers.
FRUIT
Citrus prices have shown a slight
decrease as a result of dwindling
supplies; however, most supplies
are adequate for demand and
prices are still reasonable.
cil, publisher, Herald-Sun Papers; I m-g g^j|j reasonable.
Dr. Alfonso Elder, president.
North Carolina College at Durham;
Mrs. Alfonso Elder.
Dr. and Mrs. "W. H. Bruce and
daughter, Winston-Salem; Mrs.
W. J. Kennedy, Jr.; W. A. Clement,
associate agency director; Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Austin; Maeeo A. Sloan,
associate agency director; Mrs.
Maceo Sloan; Leroy B. Frazier,
agency secretary.
Deans and department heads of
North Carolina College; members
of Schoolmasters Club; N. C. Mu
tual retired employees; members
of Durham Interdenominational
Ministerial Alliance, and other
friends.
Ihsurancetompany
In Your
I smmm HDiiiy
I Nbttial Insurance
We Join'With Others Ih Congrratulating
the North Carolina Mutual Life Ihsuranee
Company For 60 Years Of Successful In
surance Service.
CONGRATULATONS
N. c Mum»
HKINSURANaOTMr
AND BEST WISHES
ON YOUR
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COMPIilMENTO OF
SWiip ani ilo9fi;ABiRiM(np
Some economy may be found by
buying by the bag. Apples out of
storage remain at reasonable price
levels and are of excellent quality.
Fresh strawberries are appearing
on some markets arriving from
southern producing areas. The
quantity will increase as the har
vest season progresses.
VEGETABLES
Fresh vegetable supplies contin
ue to increase as harvesting in, the
producing areas progresses. Recent
adverse weather in Florida has had
most significant affests on higher
cu»umber and green pepper prices.
Supplies of Irish potatoes remain
large and. prices are very reason
able. Included in the most econom
ical vegetables are cabbage, let
tuce, carrots, celery, greens (mus
tard and turnip and broccoli.
Quality of most fresh vegetables
is very good. Featured specials are
appearing in may retail stores
on both canned and frozen veget
ables.
0
DR. HIMES TO READ PAPER
AT MEETING OF SOCIOLOGISTS i
Dr. J. S. Himes, Professor of
Seelology at North Carolina Col
lege, will read a paper on "Teach
ing and Research in the Small De
partment" at the annual meeting of
the Southern Sociological Society
in Gatlinbrg, Tennessee, convening
April 16-18.
coMBWiTtrLAinBnrsr anit best imkiies
' N. C. MUTtlAt; LIFE INSURANCE^ 60;
On W
Sfiictieth An«*vtwary
B. furniture COMHAStr
lOf W. PiARRfSH ST. DIAL4*li8tl
Best Wishes....
N. C. MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO.
On Your 60th Anniversary
City Rnance & Loan Co., Inc.
423 W. Main St.
Dial 3-3761
Congratulations
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company
ON YOUR
SIXTIETH ANNIVERSARY
DURHIM LAUNDRY CO.
113 S. Gregsan St.—Dial 4*991
CONGRATULATIONS ....
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
on Your
60TH ANNIVERSARY
MATTHEWS & FARROW Jnc.
315 Rigsbee Ave.
Congratulations . . .
North Carolina Muhial
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY
on Your
60TH ANNIVERSARY
HIILER-HURST.INC.
Morris at Morgan St.
TeL 5-11J3
We Congratulate The
N. C. Mutual Life Ins. Co.
On It»
MAiiniversaty
UNION INSURANCE AND
REALTY COMPANY
Congratulations....
N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Company
And Best Wishes On Your
Sixieth Anniversary
New Method Laundry & Dry Cleaners, Inc.
405 Roxboro St.
1106 Broad St. — Roxboro Rd. at Avondale Drive
Congratulations
And Best Wishes
NORTH CAROLINA MUTUAL
Life Insurance Company
ON YOUR
Sixtieth Anniversary
NELLO L TEER COMPAHY
TftUSTBUlEDrNG