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REWARDED Lewis Ewing.
right. Is shown above making a
presentation to Mrs. Mary Van
hook, right and Mrs. B. O. Mit
chell for their outstanding ser
vice rendered to the juniors In
the education department at
the annual Christmas party for
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HOME MANAGEMENT AIDES
—Shown above receiving in
struction* arc four residents of
Operation Breakthrough's "Tar
get Area B" (East End, Edge
mont. Few Gardens) who have
been hired as home manage- 1
ment aides to work in that
Operation Breakthrough Hires Additional Help
Operation Breakthrough's
program for the poor will be
strengthened considerably by
the hiring of a staff member
and ten aides in its Target
Area B (Edgemont, East End,
Few Gardens), according to
John Brew, acting coordinator
of that target area.
Mrs. Palis Jeffreys of 610 N.
Roxboro St. has been appoint
ed to the full-time position of
coordinator child develop
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the Advisory Committee of the
Durham Ushers Union held at
the Biltmore Hotel. Other
members attending the dinner
were Walter Grandy, chairman
of the committee. Mr. and Mrs.
Lonnie Frazier, Portia Wilson,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Strud
area. Seated, (left to right) are
Mrs. Merrita Lockamy of 54
Few Gardens (an aide), Mr*.
Thora McElroy. Target Area
B's home management coordi
nator under whom the aidos
will work, and Mrs. Mary Can
ment programs in the area.
"Mrs. Jeffreys has been an out
standing leader in her com
munity," Brew stated. "For the
past several years she has
spent her own time and money
counseling and working with
underprivileged teen-age girls",
he continued.
Hired to assist regular staff
members on a part-time basis
were ten aides .all from Target
Area B. They will work as
wlck, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Al
ston, Mr. and Mrs. Willie Wil
liams, Mr. and Mrs. Nelia Har
vey, Rev. Ralph Holioway, W.
M Holioway, Miss Mary Mc-
Donald, Mr. and Mrs. A. E.
Bullock, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Moore, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
ady of 312 Dowd St. (an aide).
Standing, left to right, are
John Brew, acting coordinator
Of Target Area B, and the oth
er two aides, Mrs. Lillie Bul
lock of 404 Canal St. and Mrs.
Iris Cates of 919 Elizabeth St.
"sub-professionals" and, follow
ing a period of training, will
help to increase the scope of
programs in home manage
ment, health-welfare, tutorials,
and visitation.
Mrs. Thora McElroy, home
management coordinator, will
be aided by Mrs. Merita Lock
amy of 5-B Few Gardens, Mrs.
Iris Cates of 919 Elizabeth St.,
Mrs. Lillie Bullock of 404 Canal
St., and Mrs. Mary Canady of
312 Dowd St.
Working a s health-welfare
aides will be Mrs. Myrtle Milan
of 204 Lyon St., Mrs. Lottie
Holloway of 306 Wake Place,
and Mrs. Margaret Thornton of
808 Glendale Ave.
Brew further announced that
Mrs. Carolyn Johnson of 917
Elizabeth St. and Mrs. Bernlce
Riley of 918 Elizabeth St. have
been employed as tutorial cen
ter aides.
The "Friendly Visitors" pro
gram, wherein elderly people
who live alone are visited by
volunteers, will be bolrtered
by the services of Mrs. Cr. !':Ja
Smith of 908 Gurley St.
-Club
Continued from 3A
Pough, Gladys Faucette, Elrni
ra Flintall, Marvis Brewinston,
Laura Burnett, Murma Dune
gan, Trumilla Smith, Gertrude
Bernson, Hastie Price, Queen
Ester Toon, Hazel Mcßroom,
Allle Mitchell, Fidejla Brooks,
Misses Annie Dunnigan and
Brenda Brooks.
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Burt, Mrs. Mattie Canty. Exa
Ball Snail, M. C. McNair, Mary
Vanhook and B. O. Mltehall. A
delicious repast of fried chick
an, string beans, cranbarry
sauce, appla pie and ica cream
was served.
Pearsontown
Club Entertains
With Party
Pearsontown Conn unity
Club was very graciously enter
tained with a Christmas party
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Norfley Whitted on Fayette
ville Road. The home was beau
tifully decorated. At the pic
ture window in the living room
stood a large decorated tree
under which was placed gifts.
On the dining table, a most
beautiful center piece was
placed. Mrs. Evelyn Thorpe
gave a most fitting reading
and prayer, which was follow
ed with carols and the club
song. Mrs. Leach read the
origin of "Silent Night." Mrs.
Harvey introduced a guessing
game and the lucky guesser
•ATIS Mrs. Annie Mayo. Mrs.
Cheek made encouraging re
marks. Mrs. Whitted served a
very palatable buffet supper.
Guests were: W. Faison, N.
A. Cheek, R. Harvey, Mesdames
Fannie Page, Lula Green, Mrs.
Meekin, Lessie Brown and Er
seline Green. Members enjoy
ing the party were Mesdames
G. R. Cheek, R. H. Rowland,
R. B. Gilchrist, L. C. Coleman,
Elsie Blake, Harris, Harvey, E.
M. Thorpe, Faison, Willis, An
nie Mayo, Hicks, Smith, A. L.
Leach, Meek, and Mrs. Malowe.
After joining hands and sing
ing "The More We Get To
gether How Happy We Will
Be," Mrs. Smith thanked the
hostess.
N. C. Grand Dragon
Freed In Speeding
LOXJISBURG, N. C.—
Robert Jones of
Granite Quarry, grand drag
on ot the North Carolina Ku
Klux Klan, haa been acquit
ted of a speeding charge.
Jones, whoce driving 11-
cenae ia currently under sus
pension for two convictions
of feeding over SS mile* an
hour within 12 month*, was
acquitted by a six-man Jury.
BE HAD been charged
Aug. 3 with driving OS miles
an hour in a 55 mile per hour
tone on N. C. 88 just weat
of Bunn.
State Trooper B. C. Day
(aid he clocked Jonea' 1984
Cadillac with radar
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BARBER • SCOTIA'S "MISS
UNCF"—Marian Grace Thomp
son, daughter of Mr. and Mr*.
Thurman Thompson of Dillon,
S. C., will represent Barber-
Scotia College as "Mln UNCF''
during the 20th annual confer
ence of the National Alumni
Conference of the United Ne
gro College Fund.
She graduated from the Cor
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don High School in Dillon,
where she ranked third in a
class of 60 students.
A junior majoring in the so
cial studies, the 19-year old
Miss Thompson is a member of
Hie B-S choir as well as several
other campus organizations.
Interested In dancing, art, and
music, Miss Thompson pit a
model, during one of hvr sum
SATURDAY, JAN. 29, 1966 THE CAROLINA TTMES-
mer vacation periods, at Sterns
in New York City. Yat. »ha I
aspires to ba a social worker. |
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The 1965 B-S "Miss UNCF"
it a mamber of the St. Steph
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