Calendar Of
Events at
Durtiam YWCA
MONDAY. May 0
10:00 A.M. WhittPri School v.
Teen Club Meetin" at the
Schooler
' 3:20 P.M. Lyon Park Pre-Teen
Club Meeting at the School
3:45 P.M. Snappy Tccn Club
Meeting at YWCA
7:30 P.M.' HPER Committee
. Meeting at YWCA
8:00 P.M. Kyhoo Club Meeting
at Mickle Center
0:00 P.M. The Celestials will
will meet at “YW”
8:00 P.M. Dressmakin;; Class
at YWCA
TUESDAY. MAY 7
10:00 A M. Larlie.s -fto'iday and
Tumble Time in McDoujjlad
Terrace
5:30 P.M. Dance Clafj
7:30 P.M. Knitting‘crars. at “Y'
WEDNESDAY. MAY 8
3:20 P.M. Sp.iuldin'.* School
Pre-Teen Club M?itln;; at
School
3:45 P.M. Snappy Teen Cluh
Meeting at “Y”
4:00 P.M. Recreation Hour in
McDoueald Ttrraf-e
5:30 P.M. Sophislirated Teens
Club Meeting at YWCA
7:00 P.M. Teenage Prosram
Committee Moctinp at “Y”
8:00 P.M. Townhouse Council
Meeting at ‘ Y”
THURSDAY, MAY 0
10:00 A.M. Tumble Time (or,
Small Fry in McDou :ald'
Terrace
4:00 P.M. Senior Intf'rgroup
Council
7:00 P.M. Bridge Class at YW
7:00 P.M.. typini* Cla.'is at “Y'
FRIDAY, M,\Y 10
1:00 P.M. Slimna.sties Class
at “Y’‘
7.‘30 P.M. Join't Inferj*roup
Council Dance at “Y”
B:00 P.M. Lamplighters Club
Meeting
SATURDAY, MAY 11
0:30 A.M. Dance Clas.s for
Children at “YW”
SUNDAY, MAY 12
4:00 P.M. Mother-Daughter
Panel Discussion at "Y”
Talks on Better Use of Literature I Two Make AH
Made Before Home Ec. Teachers !A's at St. Aug.
BELCROSS — The v6cation- that students could find them
al IIon|e Econonrics teachef's of easily, lliese materials had
District' I met at Marion Ander- been catalogued and filed in the
son High School in Belcrn.ss. 7 areas
April 25 with Mrs. Woodhouge bibliographies for each area
hostess and Mrs. E. L. King Mrs. Loretta White gave many
chairman.
Suggestions for- more effec- ■ '"S out that they should be
tive uSe of current books. ■ Stimulating and challenging.
RALRIC.H Miss Judith M.
Moore and Mis.s Cora E. Moore
..>>usu.u U..U iiicu 1.. I..' gpg .students at Sahit Augus- I T
of Home Economics with , ^ j o« ,o. • i President of National Epieurean.s,
' tine’s Colle3e made 3.0 (Straight
“A”) average during the first se-
Tire
IXMMAM, M. •
Ipicureans to Hold National Meet
in Wasiiington, D. C. May 3-6 piano Students to Perform Sondnf
LINA If
9ATUROAV. MAY
WASHINGTON, D. C.
Katherine H. Bonnett. Virginia
Slate Collecse. Petersburg, Va
Mrs. ward Scliool Fund, ‘he Sonthorn
Christian A.ssoeiation. and each of
its twelve chapters hold life mem
l)er.ship in the NAACP.
^ t. 11 *• V- j • 1 mester of the J962-63 school year
uses for bulletin boards point-
Mms Cora E. Moore -
periodicals, pamphlets, and bul
letin board displays was the
topic for discussion.
Mrs. Gloria Jones suggested
how to find the latest books that
can be helpful in teaching Home
and
should establish a point, clarify
facts, excite imagination. II
maybe used to give the child the
total picture of a unit or one
days work plan, explanation of
a specific part of a lesson, may
display student work notices.
Economics. Many new reference | in preparing any bulletin boar^
books were brought for viewing : principles of art should bn ap-
which would bo helpful in sup- pUed, it should be attractive,
plem^nting the text books. j have purpose and .should be
senior
from lialen, is majoring .in Busi
ness Education.
Miss Judith M. Moore is a na
tive of Fayetteville and is major
ing in English.
Their ambitions are to become
out.standing teachers in their re-
sepctive fields.
Inc., announces tho 12th annual
conclave to be held at the Prwi-
lental Arms in Washington, D. C.,
May 3-6, with the Wa.,hin.'!ton
;hapter servin;; as hostess. The
onclave theme is “Wider Mori
zons—related to Status of Wom-
men.”
Members of tiiO ho.stcss chaiilj.
Hillside Hears
Duke Professor
The plarto *titd?nts of Mr*. C.
S. Timb»?rl«ke will be piwnt-
nd In a recHal Sunday, May 5
The pronram is ich«?duled lor
0:30 p. m. and will be held Ir
the main auditorium o3 th? Mt
Gilead Baptist Church on Dowd
St.
The following pupils will be
heard: Sara Smith. Gloria Rose-
m o n d. Ca.wandra Simmons
Jacquclin? Ruffin, Edna How-
Miss Thelma Miller introduced
ways of using periodicals In the
class-room sugeosting also the
, ii.se of many of the current maga
flt YWCA zinos b.v setting aside a period
for student bpowsing. She
brought an imorovised T. V. that
■stndonts would bn interested in
not only viewing but al.so sup
plying information for viewing.
.Mi.^is Daisy Bembrey .showed
di.?play Of filing materials so
Guml)erry Gets
Superior Rating
OUMRERRY — The Gumberry
Ffich .School Choral Club, under
Ihe fiirection of L. G. Cooper and
W. T. Dunn, recently received a
tiipi^ior ratin»i at the annual Mu
■10 Festival of the Ahoskie Dis
trief of the North Carolina State
Music Teachers’ Association. A
certificate of merit was also
awarded the sctiool.
The Festival ‘#as held at the
Central High School, Gatesville.
rtarry Gilsmith, Professor of Mu-
ific and Choral Director at Shaw
University served as Adjudicator
for this occasion. Chairman and
A.ssislant Chairmart of the Distrftt
are Cleveland Ambrose, C. S.
Brown School, Winton, and L. G.
Cooper, Gumberry High
Gumberry, respectively.
changed often.
Miss Chance evaluated the
professional meeting for the
year - what one gains depends
on the . individual's attitude.
One should be openminded, re
ceptive and frank. Many teach
ers have broiight ideas whiTi
were pooled and shared at the
meeting.
Miss Raglan brought a tape
on Interpreting Homo Econom.ics |
To The Public and Miss Whit-1
field gave expresssions of hos- i
pitality to the hoste.s.^ from the .
1 group. Remarks were given by
j the Area suprvisor. Miss Au-1
I gucia White stressing the Im-1
I portrmce of getting reports in
I on t>me and noints to remember
f in closing the department for
j the year.
FSTC Band to
Give Concert
FAYETTEVILLE — The compo
sition “Victory At Sea" from the
Television Series of the same
name will be one of the Featured
compositions performed by the
FayetteviJtc State Teachers Col
lege Concert Band when it is pre
sented in concert on Sunday, May
School I 5, at 5:00 p.m. in the J. W^ Sea-
brook Auditorium.
MISS JUDITH MOORE
Dr. Walter R. Guild, associa*t-
are Mesdamos; Mary Chandler, profe.ssor of biophysicsf'at Duke
^resident; Pauline Stamps, vice University, was guest lecturer ard, Phillis Harrington, Ra-
president; Mfgnon Munday. re- in the biology II class of T M. mona Malloy, Phillis Carring-
cording secretary; Mamie Craw Davis at Hillside High School ton, Sheila Carrington, Gale
tord, financial secr.-'tary: Kuth last Monday morning
Fields, treasurer; Jean Coxe, par
liamentarian; Alloycc Tuckcr
journali.st; Gwendolyn llrook.s, Ro-
-nayne Clay; Katherine Cole; Ethel transmission of
Clli.son; Ruth Hall; Gtialdirie Ho-
Dr. Guild's lecture was cen
tered around the area of here
Ct’cws, Carolyn Green,
Jone«, Shirley A> >ry,
McCallum and Shirley
ble.
David
Ruby
Wom-
-ad; Evi'lyn Junes; H. Franco;'
Kobinson; Marp.aret Smith; and
Lcs.sie Yancey.
National ICpieurcans. Inc. blasts
'wclve chapters located in the ci ,
■iics of n-jii'ville. Harap1o!l-Nt^^-
[)ort News, Norfolk, IMtrsburH.,
Pcrtsmoiilli. RichmonrI, and Uoan '
oke, Virginia; New York , City;'
Baltimore, Maryland; Klizabetii
information stored in
molecules ot DNA (deoxyri
bonucleic acid’.
The Duke University scienti.-t
just recently completed r e-,
search, alon^ with a medicnl
student collaborator, on the
DNA possibilities of transmi.«-
sion, and made re^rts and de
ORTH CAROt.m.X
(rRHAM COUNTY
ADMINISTRATRIX KOtKt
'having qualirint as Admin'mfn^
rix of the Extate of T B. Parletin,^
eecasfd. late of Durham Comnty
orth Carolina, tiiii i«i to nMiff.
II persons having claim* ajjitlii.sl,
R-itate of »aid decea]t.'(] M
.■xhihit them to the uniiersisiied a(,
toute 3. Booker Road Darhamt,
orth Carolina, on or before th#;
:th day of November. 1*3,
his Notice wifi be pleaded in hai*.
I their recovery. /
All persons Hidebted to jaijJ
state will please make imme.li^;
te pavment. ■ ,
This 24th day of Aorit '
Jea.'iie Garrett Parham.
A iminislratnx uf ine
Eitatc of T. B. Parham,
Decca.^rd
ror".-' t. Bumpass. Attorney *
.liy 4. 11.18. 2S. .
scribed findings
their
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held in Atlantic City, N. J.
Dr. Guild explained how he
separated two strands of DNA
by spinning DNA molecules for
four days in an ultracentrifuge
] The DNA came from a drug-re-
I sistant strain of bacteria.
I Hillside biology students have
j been currently studying the
DNA molecule, and invited Dr.
] Guild to share his research ex-
! periences with, them.
Kyle Schooler, chairman of
I the biology class, introduced
' the lecturer, and T. M. Davis,
I instructor, offered a word ot
I thanks and commendation to
■ Dr. Guild for his research work
j following the presentation.
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