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Sammy vs. Cassius; Jimmy Eggs 'Em On
Cleveland Browns fullback Jimmy Brown (center) gets a kick out of Sammy Davis
Jr. (right) "taking on" heavyweight champ L\iss;us Clay a", the 2Oth anniversary cele
bration of sb°ny Magazine in New York, Nov. 29. Back in Cleveland. Brown wa s named
in • paternity suit filed by the mother of 18-year-old Brenda Ayres.
Getting Information On VISTA
Two North Carolina College students, W. Mack Faison. left, of Seaborn, and Bren
da Hart of Durham, get information on the Volunteers ;n Service to America « \ ISTA)
from two recruiters who visited the campus las: week. Holding the boorv.e. is Va.-
ter McDonough, and on the right is Feiton G.hson. public affairs officer wr.n \ i^TA.
NCTA TO HOLD FALL MEETING IN
GREENSBORO AT O'HENRY HOTEL
RALEIGH Administrators
and Supervisors of the North
Carolina Teachers Association •
have announced the schedule i
of their Division Fall meeting
which will convene on Thurs-,
day and Friday, December 9,
10, at the O'Henry Hotel, in
Greensboro.
Highlights of the meeting
will include the following
DECEMBER
1965 BUICK LeSabre 4 Dr. $2995
1964 BUICK Electra $2995
1964 BUICK Electra Coupe $2795
1964 Bonneville Station Wagon $1595
1962 Chrysler 4 Door $1495
1961 Volkswagen Bus $ 795
1961 Chevrolet Station Wagon $1095
1963 Ford Thunderbird $2595
T961 Falcon 4 Door $ 795
1959 BUICK Electra 4 Door $ 595
1959 Ford 4 Door $ 395
1959 BUICK Station Wagon $ 695
1956 Chevrolet 2 Door $ 100
1956 Plymouth 2 Door $ 100
JOHNSON MOTOR CO.
"Triangle Area's Most Progressive Buick-Opel Dealer"
32S E. MAIN ST. De.ler No. 680
events: Visitation and registra
tion beginning at 8:30 ajn.
through 400 p.m. on Thurs
day, December 9.
The annual banquet will take
place at 7:30 pm. Thursday
evening. The banquet speaker
is William T. Smith, Jr., as
sistant superintendent of St.
Louis City Schools, St. Louis,
Missouri.
i Other meetings scheduled
for Thursday are National Ed
ucation Association Affiliates:
Secondary School Princiapls,
Elementary School Principals,
and the American Association
for Supervision and Curricu
lum Development, with S. B.
T. Easterling, C. H. Coleman.
J H. Wooten and Mrs. Dorothy
B. Goodson presiding, respect
ively.
Meetings for Friday. Decern
i ber 10. are scheduled as fol-
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Vandellas In
W Debut on
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Sullivan Show
NEW YORK -
Detroit's Martha ar.d the
Yandellas debuted recently
on Ed Sullivan's CBS - TV
Show The trio-lead singer
Martha Reaves. Rcsilar.d
Ashford ar.d Betty Kc"y
won a "Grammy"' Award in
- JH3 for their disk 'Heat
Wave.'*
They became the third
Motown Recording Artists to
appear or. the "you' ve got it
made" Sulliw. Show Treir
predecessors were Stevie
Wonder ar.d the Suprerr.es....
BRENDA Hoilo-.vay. anoth
er Motown srt;st will appear
in the pilot film cf a r. e w
half - hour television seres
being created by Four Star
Television Productions in co
operation with Teen - Age
Fair, Incorporated Brer.ia
recently concluded an
engagement at ' It's Bess '
on Hollywood's Sunset S'.r.p
Phillips Records has th e
trumpets out heralding the
arrival of another one of
those British import groups
TV-is or.e. called ' The Er.d'
- meaning they're supposed
to be the living er>d-is m.3de
i up of five youngsters who
come from Surrey's Guild
j ford d.strict ar.d who are the
j first management clients of
Bill Wyman of the Rolling
, Stor.es
THE GROUP S first re
cording bid "I Can'-! Cry No
: Joy",,backed by "Little Girl"
is out on Philips. Colin Griff
plays guitar, tenor sax ar.d
sings. Dave Brown works
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MARTHA AND THE VANDELLAS
In De'oc: On "You've Got It Made" Snow
out en b a s s and vocals
There are drummer Roger
Gr a h a m ar.d tar:ter.e sax
John Honor- Tr.ey are &!] .r,
?'r.e;r early iver.":es Wit h
Wyman pilot:.-.? them, you
car. expect to .'.oar a grea:
about them
. Add to the roster of ne \v
groups: Mereuty Records
A ar.d R producers Der.r.-.s
Lambert and Leu Courtney
are excited about a discove-
rye! t.-.e.rs ca'.lei f.e. Sa
p:»ns From Nev. rurgh. New
York, the k:ds were once
thrown out cf school for re
fustr.g to ge: proper ha::-
cuts. In sp::e cf th:s. the
Mercury execs believe they
ha v e grea: prom.se. We'll
see.
SATURDAY. DEC. 11. 1965 THE CAROLINA TIMES-
Girl Accuses
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E.cnca AJ:M and Mrs. Baroara Ayres (right), her
mother, are p.r._rcd a: their Cleveland horr.-e Nov. 29.
Mr? AJTCS ii.yd a pi-.err„:y suit against Cleveland Brown*
footoaii s.ar J.m Brown. accusing him of be-.r.g the iaiber
of Brenaa s crald. Tae baby « expected in February.
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