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MIt M^-MIVRDAY, JUtY X. 1H1 DURHAM, M. C
>-Sanford
CoBtttnicd trom front pace
Iprmch, U. S. Department of
Health, Education, and Welfare,
Washington, D. C.; Dr. Gerald B.
James, director, Vocational Agri
culture; Dr. C. C. ScarlMjrough,
head, Agricultural Eklucation De-
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Sociology, State College; A. O.
Bullard, supervisor. Vocational
Agriculture, and John W. Craw
ford, in charge of Extension Com
munity Development, all of Ral
eigh.
Dr. John W. Davis, Washin"lon,
D. C., former president of West
Virginia State College, Institute,
W. Va., now on special assign
ment with the V. S. State Depart
ment, will deliver two major ad
dresses. He will speak at a gen
eral session on Wednesday morn
ling and at the banquet on Thurs
day evening.
The meeting to be conducted o-
he theme, “A New Day in Adult
Education,” will feature other pre
sentations by: Dr. Samuel D. Proc
tor, president and Dr. B. C. Webb,
acting dean of the School of Agri
culture, both of A. and T. College;
Floyd Johnson, Yorlc, S. C., presi
lent of the National Vocational
"eachers Association; T. T. Ring-
r, principal, Nash Central High
)Chool, Nashville; J. S. Stewart,
■'urham city councilman and secrc-
ary-treasurer Mutual Savings and
oan Association and A. S. Webb
■xecutive secretary, American
'ederal Savinr>s anj Loan Assoolr
ion, Greensboro.'"' •
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1500 persons.
R. C. Robinson is nlMhi^r of
the Charlotte office. '*
In commenting upon tiie new
nroject, Messrs. Whe^lfr and
Spaulding expressed confidence in
the unusual growth prAtwets'for
the City of Charlotte aM"'ptedged
their best efforts to re«id#‘ fully
competitive banking and' imursnce
service in keeping with the highest
ethics of both lndustribs.>''*
Spears also upi%Mit4 Hi#
opinion that Hm‘bank'will ha«^
rvcerdtci a mlnlrtilim of $1 mil*
lion in deposits by tti* tim* If,
opsns for business. ^
The plan to establish a bran;i|i
of Mechanics and Farmers Bank
in Charlotte was publicly aik
nouned at the institution's annu«i
meeting in Durham in January.
The new stI^cttl^'^'w4l^ be* locat
'd at the intersection of Beattie^
Rnad and Trade streets, o^
posite the main entrance to John
son C. Smith University. ' I-
It will be built of modern d^
sien with Norman brick and will
feature a glass front.
The building will contain 6,0«)
iqtiare feet of floor space with
basement and two floors. It will
be air-conditioned. >■
The bank will be located on thfe
twin 'floor. Included in the bankas
quarters will be the main baqK-
ing office, conference rooms,, a
'•pnosit vault and a drlve-tip
window. ’ V
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I would like to b» qualified tp take
on the responeibility.”
The native of Lake. Provldetice,
La., is married to the forro'^r jja"-
ir.n An'e1!ne Griffi’ of SalisbuT''.
1 forpier city teacher /presently
'(r^'rtor pr'iool pf mUSiC
and 'he kini''r?arten the St.
Mark’s Church. •
They have two childr^’ John,'
12. and Faith Elizabet|K. seven
months. ti';.(..
Walter T. Johnson, 2UfP|«agnt
''iim laude 'fil A. and T. graudate,
will be seeking a bachelafibt laws
degree. A Dudley Hi^h t (School
■Jraduate, Johnson attenie4 A. amJ
T. on an Alumni AssociaUoiR. Schol
arship.
He distjnRnishqd himself
nresident of the Student ^oilitcil,
member , the Alpha Kappa'
Hpnor Soipi^ty. Pwe^a'^VjiVlE^W
Fratenmity and a distinguiatm
military cadet. An engineerMfS
physics major, Johnson was rtatrt-
ed a deferment from the‘Iflllita^
service (where he was acfreduled
to enter this year-as a.second lieil-
tenant) to complete his studitt
at
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700 persons.
An additional 300 outside !th^
church grounds and oil both sides
of the street strained to get ■»
view of the teremony. ■>■1
Traffic was tied up in the thre$
blocks along Fayetteville street
from Fowler avehue to Umstead
street for nearly an hour and 1
half between six and eight -p.n;.
^itne^ses to the traditional
Protestant ceremony reported that
it was one of the most glamorous
held in the community. The vows
were solemnized by the' Bt. Rev.
H. G. Fields, bishop of the United-
Holy Church of America. * '
Miss Lawson was given in mar
riage by her father, the Rev. A
W. Lawson, prominent Durham
minister, and' pastor of FishA
Memorial Church.
An elaborate pre-nuptial musical
program featuring six vocalists
and an organist was heard prior to
the ceremony.
n^'teminy attind bride and
Sr6«a| aad neteben of ttte wed-
dial «nt*rtaliMd guesty at a
reetption in the church basement
following the ceremony.
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liinousine.
Officials of the World Baptist
Alliaiice were also on band to
greet the African delegate at the
air tennlnal. ^ t • | r ■ j
Georg* M. Stephen!, Jr., rtopre-
sented Governor Sanford, who is
in Hawaii.
Tolbert was accompanied to the
meeting by Francis. A. Dennis,
counselor in the L^rian embassy
dt Washington.
The Liberian official who is sec
ond only in his country’s govern
ment to President Tubman, is also
Vice President of the Baptist Al
liance.
The Alliance is an olganiiation
for prooiotlBl fellowdilp ajnontf
World Baptift^
More than 100 prominent Bap
tist leaders from all over the
world were here this week for the
meeting which lasted from Tues
day through Thursday.
Besides Liberia, delegates came
from England, Sweden, Argentina,
Mexico, Canada and the U. S.
Southeastern Theological Seipi-
nary was the scene of the meet
ings.
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small snack bar at. the M«i**nt
Airport, and have beeA excluded
from the dining room *nd ooffe*
shop. The city of New
other defendant* speciflcifly #*r*
charged with violating the F^erri
Aviation Act of 1988. *t! t
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