AFRICAN Y6UTH VIS
IT SfNATOR—A d*l«g«tien of
Wmt African Youth Loadors it
ItictuMd alMV* with Stnater John
P. KfnnaHy (0>Ma«s.) in hi* of-
fica in Wathinflton, Thaca youth
iaadari «ra cwrrMlly viaifinf th»
Unita^ StatM aa tha 0uattt of
th* yownf Mlult council, whoso
h*arfi|wart*rf ar* in New Yorit
Cltfk Thaaa yo«ith laadarc arc af-
filiaMd wifh th* African Youth
CoUBait, which was founded in
Bama|(o> Soudan in t95S.
It ia gonarally ragardad at tne
MpraMNtittva body of youth or-
ganiiMiont in (Franch cpaalcing)
Watt Africa. Picturod with Sena
tor Ktniifdy ar«, loft to right,
Bangoro Coulibily, Director of
Finance of UGTAN (General
Union of African Workers) in
the Fiiblic Works Union, which
Soudan; Abdoul Maham Ba, of
it aflMlated with UOTAN, from
Senegal; Oandouana Boubacar,
member of the Directing Com
mittee of UGTAN in Nigeria; Art-
dre Nanna, member of the Di
recting Committee of UGTAN in
Upper Volta; Sabin Laloupin,
Secretary General of Administra
tive Workers, afllliated with
UOTAN from Dahomey.
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Study Grant
SALISBURY—Asker B, Ilawltins,
Instructor of Mathematics, Living
stone College, Salisbury, has been
awarded a National Science Foun
dation Grant for summer kudy at
Clark Univ., Worchcster, Mass.
This grand carries a sizeable
stipened plus tuition, fees and
allowance.
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GREENSBORO—The month-lone
Festival of Living Series, a con
centrated cultural prograna now
underway at A&T Coliese, is being
conducted this year along tho
theme, “North Carolina—The Tar
Heel State.”
The program which opened last
Thursday, April 9, with a panel
discussion on the theme of the ob
servance has featured the annual
Rededicatioi^ Scrvice, a religious
program and the annual spring
conc;rt by the AocT College Male
Chorus both on last Sunday and
on Monday, the A&T College de
bate team met Duke University
of Durham.
Other features selicduled for the
observance include; . a Faculty
Arts Conccrt at 10:00 a.m., and a
Moravian Culture Program, featur
ing the fsaletn Coll'ege ' Choii' at
8:00 p.m., l)oth on Tuesday, April
21.
Robert McFerrin, noted baritone,
will appear in conccrt on Wednes
day evening, April 22.
A Charm Clinic will be conduct
ed for three days, TIuirsday, April
23, throught Saturday, April 25.
Madame I..illian Evanti, prominent
concert singer and native North
Carolinian, is guest clinician.
Other features for that weekend
include: a formal dinner for wo
men students at 0:00 p.m., and a
jazz concert and dance by Lou
Donaldson, a 1948 graduate of the
college, and. His All Stars ot 8:00
p.m., both Saturday.
Dr. Flemmie Kittrell, chairman,
Department of Home Economics
Department at Howard University.
Washington, D. C., will deliver
the main address at the annual
observance of Women’s Day on
Sunday, April 26. She will speak
in the Harrison Auditorium begin
ning at 11:00 a.m.
GETS PROMOTION — L. R.
"Ham" Johnson, former county
agent lor Johnston County in
North Carolina, was recently
promoted to district agent for
the'AST Coltwge ^xfntlon 8«r-
vice. He has moved to (greens*
boro and will supervise Exten
sion work in IS counties In the
western section of the state.
Johnson assumed the Johnston
County position in 1944 and dis
tinguished himself there by init
iating in 1947 the famed Ham
and Egg Show which this year
saw the prized ham sell for
nearly $300.
A 1937 graduate of AAT Col
lege, ho replaces J. W. Jeffries,
recently retired.
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IE6AI NOTICES
of Tiilsa.
TALLAHASSBt:, tli.—The notedi
author, historian, odtKralor. ainl DORHMI COUimr CIVM. COOTT
lecturcr Dr. Hope Franklin will cte-l take nor.et t*at tbe ^
liver the Commencement ad.irt».si»*
and actinfi administrator of the. NOftTII f.AKOLlNA)
at Florida A&M University herej ^^^ ^ Eiizabeiii -.Mfcion AlFfta, ;si.
Monday, June 1. It was anno«incttl, Is to notify all UL'RirAM COI'.NTV)
by Dr. George VV. Gore, Jr., prc.ii (persons having claims against the COLEK.V K. M.iintiff,
dent of A&M. [jestate (d »akl deocr'sed to fWe' vs. VfUJtKKT 4- MOOUB, Defewd-
.1 'them with tlje imdr’rai-’i'x* '' ■ ant.
The guest spcalter is j minisUrator at hn i.i'ice at 2191 TO WILBERT Q. MOOBE:
] and head oC llie dcparlmcnl of h^'l^^achovia Bank BuiUin,;, Durham 1 Take notice that a pteaUins seek-
i lory at Urooklyn College, Brook-[^North Carolina, with one year] in? relief ajainst you teas been
! lyn. He is a native of Oklaiioma from this date or this notice will filed in the above named actiiMk
land amended tlio public schools| be pleaded in bar of then- rccov The nature of the relief sou«ht
' cry. All per.sons inlebted to said is an absolute divorce frwn the
ba.ncls of matrimony om the
of two years neparatkfm.
You arc required to make de-
fMi.se to such pieafling nm or be
fore the 15th day of June, IWO,
and upon your failure to do''so,
the party srckin" ,'ierviee upon
voM will apply to the Court for the
relief sought.
This 15th day of April, 1989.
Mar"arrt B. Best
f.'lerk of the Durham
County Civil Court
F. B. McKissick
Attorney
April 18, 35; May 2, 9.
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CITED FOR HEftOISM —JaoK
Baird, famous dog wi-iter, ,at
right, prccents first joint Friskias
Fidelity Award to Pee Pratty-
man, center, and Ralph Mercier
at Hartford, Connecticut. The
two men were honored for their
courageous act of heroism in res
cuing Chubby, a part collie, part
shepherd dog who had t^ander-
ed out on the ice in the Connect
icut River on one of tha coldest
days of the year. When told the
dog was-In danger, the two man
donned their skin-diving suits,
dove into the icy waters and
brought fliif dog to safety. The
dog is owned by a complete
stranger/M'S. Joseph Mszzeo, of
East Ht^Ulrd.
The Friskies Fidelity Award is
present^ the Friskies Dog
Food piV#|>n of Carnation Co.
in recognition of human acts of
bravery inifaehalf of man's best
friencf.
A&T Student
Wins in Fla.
TALLAHASSER, Fla. — South
Carolina State College won first
place in tiie sixth annual Intercol
legiate Livo.stocic Judging Society
contest held liere at Flordia A&M
University last week.
Tho South Carolinians had a
total of 1516 points and Alcorn
A4M College was second with
1462 points. James Bullock of
North Carolina A&T College was
the highest scoring individual with
a total of 415 points.
Teams participating in the
sixth annual event were Alabama
A&M College, Fort Valley State
College, Grambling, Tuskegee In
stitute, Southern University, Ten
nessee Stale A&l University, Flor
ida A&M, S. C. State, North Caro
lina A&T, and Alcorn.
estate will please make immed
iate payment of said in(lebtcdnes.s
This the 19th day of March
1000.
ROBINSON O. EVERETT,
Administrator of the Es
tate of Elizabeth Jackson
Allen, Deceased.
Mar. 2», Apr. 4, 11, 18. 23; May 2
Publications and Management of Fayetteville
State Teachers Alumni Office Judged As Best
\ “Our Service Starta With Your First Call”
WE ESTIMATE AND DELIVER
DURHAM BUILDERS SUPPLY CO.
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Milton Ave. at W. Main St. Phone 4967
istnator of the estate- of E^arlie
Spellings, late of Durham'County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
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FAYETTEVILLE — At the 14th
Annual Session of the National
Alumni Association, composed ot
fifty institutions, held on the cam-
put of Fayetteville State Teachers
College, the Alumni Relations Of
fice at the College won first place
in office management and first
place in materials and publication
displays. Dr. Odell Uzzell, a grad
uate of Fayetteville State Teachers
College, who returned to the col
lege In Septenib6f, dfter ie>mplet‘
ing his work for the Ph.D. Degree
in Sociology at Ohio State Univers
ity, operates the Alumni Relations
Office, winning an award.
Dr. H. H. Eldriqge, Chairman of
the Science Department at thej Marrt 21, 28; April 4, 11, II, 25
College and Professor R. P. Rob
inson, Professor of Science, appear
ed on fi panel, “Can Small Colleges
Meet the Challenge of Space Age.”
'“’n a separate pahil, Coich W. A?
Bryant, Director of Athletics,
NOTICE OF ADMINISTRATION
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
Having qualified as Executor of
the Estate of LILUE V. JACKSON,
deceased, late of Durham County,
North Carolina, this is to notify
all persons having claims against
said Estate to exhibit them to the
undersigned, at 2306 Crest Street,
Durham, North Carolina, on or l>e-!
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUitTY
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Having qualified as the Admi»-
fore the 11th day of April, 1960, jstrator of the estate of Luther S.
or *this notice will be pleaded in Milliard, late of Duriiam County,
bar of their recovery. Carolina, this is to notify
all persons havin:; claim* againat
All persons Indebted to said BIs-i said estate to exhibit them to the
tate will please make immediate. undersigned at 144 W. Parriah
payment. ; Street, Durham North Carolina on
or before April 10, 1960 or this
This 2nd day of April, 1959. • ■ notice will be pleaded in bar of
CHARLIE DAVIS, Executor their recovery. All persons indebf-
C. O. PEARSON, Attorney ‘ ed to said estate will please make
Apr. 11, 18, 25, May 2, 9, 16 immediate payment.
— — . This 13th day a'April, 1968
Mechanics & FafmeM Banli Ait-
ministratoc of the Estate of Lu-
iL3MINJiAT«AT0R‘& NOTICE
A/tiCe TO CREOITOIS
Having qualified as the Admin- Gilliard, deceased
April 18. 25;
MW 2.
(X
9, 16, 23.
ADMINISTRATOR' NOTICE
I Having qoaliXied as Admiaistra-
all persons having claims against i
said estate to exhibit thorn, to the i frantjs eox. deceased. Ute of Dur-
undersigned at 114 W. Parrish ^ County. North Carolina, this
Street, Durham, North Carolina, j is to notify ail persons having
on or before March 21, 1950, or j cla^s against the estate of said
this notice will be plead in bar of | Deceased to exhibit them to the
their recovery. All' person* indebt-! undersigned on or befiore tbe lath
ed to said estate will please make i day of April, 1960, of^ this Notice
immediate payment.
This 15th day of March, 1959.
Mechanics and Farmers Bank, Ad
ministrator of^the estate of EUirlie
Spellings, deceased.
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
EXECUTOR'S NOTICE
Kayeteville State Teachers College,
Discussed “The Place of the Alum
ni Association in the Promotion of
tlie Athletic Program in the Col
lege.” Dr. 1-t. I. Fontellio-Nanton,
Director of Public Relations dis
cussed “The Utilization of News
Media in Promoting the Growth
of the College," and also participat
ed in the Photography Clinic.
J O
Major D. T. Lambert, now en
forcement officer for the North
Carolina ' State Highway Palrol,
was once a barnstorming pilot who;
carried paying^passengers on hair
raising flights over Eastern North
Carolina before joining the patrol
in 1929.
HAVING qualified as Executor
of the Estate o f FEBBIE JOHN
SON, deceased, late of Durham
County, North Carolina, this is to
notify all persons having claims
against said estate to exhibit them
to the undersigned at 906 Mack-
lin Street, Durham, North Carolina,
on or before the 20th day of April,
I960, or this notice will be plead
in bar of th«r recovery. All per
sons indebted to said estate are
asked to make immediate payment.
This, ^e |3tli at A^i^i|95».
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FRBEAAAN I
TOR OP TH|e ifefATB OF FEBBIE
JOHNSON, DiCtAS^. I I
M. HUGE THOMPSON,' AttOfi-
NEY.
April. II, 25;' May 2, 9, 14, 23
will be pFrticfed in baf'* 6f tftiir re-
^overj'.
All persons indebted to said
Estate will please make immediate
payment to t]i» undersigned.
This 13th day of April, 1959.
MRS. EVERTA COX HOLLOWAY
11M HOLT STREET
DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
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SUMTER, S.C.—Morris College
seeks to finish its $15,000 drive for
the Council for The Advancement
of Small Colleges.
The College has already raised
$7,000, the other $8,000 must be
raised by the end of May.
Wednesday night. May 15, is
Morris College Nieb^ at th^ Bap-
ti^Stateg^Oi^ehtiip. Ok^ hnpilred
Siiciis church^'feavfa llecn
iiskra to ^htribate $100 each
ward the completion tit this drive.
t,
^roire liSerfe ^is#* al. mafty Care
less drivers 40 years ago, but then
the hersre had more sense.
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