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—THE CAROLINA TTMKS SATURDAY, MAY 27, 1967
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HIS HIGHNESS Major Samuel
Jenkins QI Creedmoor was re
cently crowned "King of De-
Shazor" at the W D Hill Rec
reation Center
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Jenkins received the highest
number of votes out of 30 other
students, contending for the
honor He received a total of
55 votes which topped all'others
I K r,k'.n> i'or the "King of De
-1.1 ,)-ize contest recently
in the running.
The prize offered for obtain
ing the highest number of
votes is a free trip to the Cos
metologists Convention in 1968
i onducted.
(Photo l>y Purefoy)
RECENT GUEST—Chuck Ber
ry, recording star, recently was
ihe guest on the nationally
-ydicated L'pbeat ' televisior
show The appearance marked
a return by Berry to national
elevi«ion after a lengthy ab
sence. In the photo. BerTy is
beiiig -ireeted by Herman Spe
ro, producer of the show thai
;> seen in more than 30 major
I S cities. Berry's latest single
is "Back to Memphis." culled
from his new LP, "Chuck Ber
ry in Memphis "
To Get Degrees
Nan Rogers of 910 Englewood
Ave. and Dene Rich of 1616 Hol
loway St. will receive degrees
at Atlantic Christian College's
commencement in Wilson Sun
day. Their names were not in
cluded in an earlier listing of
Durham graduates at the col
lege.
Merrick-Moore
Business Pupils
Hear Mrs. Crews
The junior and senior busi
ness students of Merrick-Moore
High School recently heard
Mrs. Lizzie M. Crews speak on
"Careers in Business." She
reviewed some of the oppor
tunities now available for per
sons trained in the area of
business, and the qualifications
and personal traits essential
for securing and hiding the
jobs. New jobs that are emerg
ing as a result of automation
and technology were also dis
cussed. ,
The students were encour
aged to discover their own po
tentials and develop them to
the fullest extent, not com
plaining because they do not
have somebody else's innate
ability, somebody else's intel
letual capacity, or somebody
else's opportunity. Make good
thy own standing place was
her admonition to the students.
A question and answer period
followed the discussion.
Mrs. Crews an instructor in
the Department of Business
and Economics at North Caro
lina College was introduced by
Mrs. Nezzie Carter, a member
of the Merrick-Moore faculty.
With Our Men In the Service
Ronald E Johnson, son of
Mr. and Mrs E. A Johnson of
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Airman Samuel L. Council,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William
R. Council of Rt. 2, Durham,
has ben selected for technical
training at Lowry AFB. Colo.,
as a U. S. Air Force photo
graphic specialist.
The airman recently com
pleted basic training at Lack
land AFB, Texas. His new
school is part of the Air Train
ing Command which conducts
hundreds of specialized courses
to provide technically trained
personel for the nation's aero
space force. i
Airman Council, a 1963 grad
uate of Little River High
School. Bahama, attended N
C. College.
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Airman William E. Morris,
son of Mrs. Annie L Morris of
2309 Glenuale Ave , Durham,
has been selected for technical
training at Ft Monmouth. N.
J , as a U S Air Force com
| munications - electronics spe
cialist
The airman recently complet-
I ed basic training at Lackland
t AFB, Tex His new school is
! part of the Air Training Com
mand which conducts hundreds
1 ef specialized courses to pro
! vide technically trained person
nel for the nation's areospace
force
Airman Morris, a 1964 grad
uate of Durham High School,
attended 'N. C State U
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Airman i arlton T. Bellamy.
I Jr.. son of Mr and Mrs Carl
lon T Bellamy Sr of 710 S.
I Alton Ave., Durham, has been
j selected for technical training
' .it l.acklnnd AFB. Tex . as a
| U S Air Force air policeman
The airman recently com
! "led basic training at Lackland.
I Airman Bellamy, a 1965
j graduate of Hillside High
j School attended Fayetteville
State College.
Construction
Begins on New
SBC Building
Southeastern Business Col
lege has begun construction of
a new combination dormitory
cafeteria building. The $150,-
000.00 building will be named
the M. RebeccaJStith Memorial
Hall.
Kenneth Scott, Dur
ham architect, designed the
building. Trout and Riggs Con
struction' Company, also of Dur
ham, is the general contractor.
Sub-contractors include Qual
ity Joe Blackman,
Plumbing, both of Durham, and
Warren Braswell, Masonary, of
Rocky Mount.
The T-shaped brick veneer
building will have a two story
dormitory wing and a single
story cafeteria wing. The cafe
terial wing will also include a
student lounge and an apart
ment for the dormitory house
mother. Other features include
Robt. H. Terrell was the first
Negro Municipal Court Judge
in Washington, D. C.
1807 N. Alston Ave., Durham,
has been promoted to airman
second class in the U.S. Air
Force.
Airman Johnson is an ac
counting specialist at Grand
Forks AFD, N.D. He is a mem
ber of the Strategic Air Com
mand which maintains Ameri
ca's combat ready interconti
nental missile and jet bomber
force as a deterrent to threats
against this nation.
The airman, a graduate of
Durham High School, attended
North Carolina State Univer
sity
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Wallace B. Petty, brother of
Chapin H. Petty of 424 Craven
St., Durham, has been promot
ed to senior master sergeant
in the U. S. Air Force.
Sergeant Petty is a commu
nication'- superintendent at
Sembach AB. Germany. He is
a member of the Air Force
Communications Service which
has units deployed world-wide
to pi ox iti - commuieations and
air traffic control for USAF
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CONSTRUCTION OF THE NEW
$150,000.00 M. Rebecca Stith
Memorial Hall gets underway
at Southeastern Business Col
lege in Durham. Shown looking
a snack corner, and a laundry
with automatic washers and
dryers.
"The new dormitory will
center the life and activities
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NAMED TO BOARD OF DI
RECTOR OF N. C. HEART
ASSOCIATION Mrs. W. J.
Kennedy, 111, of Durham, was
elected for a one year of
office on the North Carolina
Heart Association's Board of
directors during the Associa
tion's 18th Annual Meeting
held in Durham last week. Mrs.
over plans are (L to R) Miss
Lois Cunningham of Gladys,
Virginia, President of the
House Council; Mrs. Lorraine
of Southeastern Business Col
lege on4he school site", D. W.
Stith, College President, said
this week. ''This is the first
step towards building a com-
Kennedy (seated) is shown dis
cussing Heart Association pio
grams with (1 to r). Rome A.
Betts, Executive Director of
| the American Heart Associa
| tion, and Dr. J. Logan Irvin of
j Chapel Hill, newly-elected
i Chairman of the Board of Di
| rectors. Hargrove Bowles far
| right) of Greensboro is Immc
Stith, Dean of Southeastern;
D. W. Stith, President of SBC
and Rev. L. E. Hunt, member
of the Board of Trustees.
(Photo by Purefoy)
plete permanent campus for
the school."
The building will be ready
for occupancy for the 1967-68
school year.
diate Past Chairman of the
State 13oard of Directors,
In the picture from left to
right are: Mis. W. J. Kenned\
II!. Durham; Home A Betts.
Now York, American Heart As
sociation: Dr. J. Logan Irvin.
Chapel Hill and Ha-grove
Bowles. Greensboro.