L—THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JUNE 3, 1887
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ANNUAL SPRING DANCE of
Hot.i- !'hi Chapter of Durham
.nul '.he ! >ta I'haptcr of Raleigh
of Mo ' 'me-ia r>i I'hi Fratern
it\. :nr'i at the Nation"! Guard
Arir.uv . here. May 2G, was a
jala affair and proclaimed by
CHILDHOOD PALS SUMMA
CUM LAUDE GRADS —Natalie
MaiVhSTT ' arid Sandra' Wray'
started nuiscry school togeth
er. graduated from hifh school
together, and Sunday both
were graduated Sumnta Curr, |
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SIX SHAW INSTRUCTORS
AWARDED SUMMER FEL
LOWSHIPS Pictured with
Shaw University's vice presi
dent for development are six
instructors who have been
awarded Business and Industry
Fellowships for summer em- j
ployment by the National Ur-'
ban League. Left to right are: l
Husband and Wife Receive
Degrees at NCC Finals Sunday
Several years ago, Mr. and
Mrs Willie Finch, Jr. put all I
their "eggs in one basket" and j
entered North Carolina College ,
at Durham. Both majored in j
business education and minor-1
ed in secondary education
However, Mr. Finch chose to |
do intern and was assigned to
the Dean of Men's office at j
NCC, while Mrs. Finch did stu
dent teaching at Hillside High
in Duiham.
It has not been easy for the
couple to attend college. Both
had to work part time, Mrs.
Finch had to stay out one se
mester and work full time, an
other time she had to go to
the hospital twice, still other
times, each of them worked
two part-time jobs. Neverthe
less, they puafaed forward, de
termined to reach their goals:
many 3s one of the season's top
~oci.il events.
Among the many persons
present and enjoying the oc
c.ision were those in the above
picture. From left to right they
.ire Dr and Mrs. Marion
Laude from North Carolina
-College
Miss Marshall is the daughter
of Mi and Mrs. F D Marshall
cf 613 Dunbar St., Durham
Her father is a retired school
principal; her mother, a teach
Rudolph A Williams, chemis-.
j try and mathematics instructor |
I at Shaw, who will work with
the Colgate - Palmolive Com
| pany of New Jersey; Miss Eve
! lyn B Patterson, math, Pru j
I dential Insurance Company of
j America. Newark, N. J.; Nor
man C. Camp, 111, chemistry,
I Corn Products, Chicago," 111.;
and at last they have received
their degrees.
Mr. Finch graduated from
Spaulding High School in
Spring Hope in 1956 and com
pleted his undergraduate work
at NCC last summer. He re
ceived the Men's Merit Sys
tem Award for participation
in- Affk-ttl stwJwrt •activities fin
the college year 1965-66. Since
last August, he has been em
ployed as Residence Director
of Chid ley Hall—the dormitory
for NCC's men students. Mr.
Finch is originally from Mid
dlesex.
Mrs Finch taught at Durham
Business College the second se
mester of this year. She is the
former Miss Quentine Dingle,
a 1959 graduate of Darden
High School in Wilson. Mrs.
Finch is a member of Delta
Thorpe. Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs
John Winteis. Kaleigh; Mr. and
Mrs. Clarence Lightner. Ral
eigh and Mr and Mrs Victor
Peoples. Kaleigh.
(Photo by Purefoy)
er
Miss Wray is also the daugh
ter of a teacher. Mrs, Lyda F
Wray of 121 Masondale Ave.,
Durham Her father is de
ceased
Vice President Heslip M. Lee,
I who arranged the Fellowships;
McLouis Clayton, math, Wes
tern Electric Corporation,
Cockeyville, Md.; Kanti A. Pa
j tel, math, Corn Products, New
York, N. Y.; and Eddie La-
Francois, audio-visual director,
NASA, Washington. D. C.
Sigma Theta sorority. Although
she scored well on the National
Teachers' Examination, she
does not plan to teach.
As North Carolina College
grants degrees just once a year,
the couple received their Bach
elor of Science in Commerce
Degrees Sunday, May 28 at the
institution's 56th annual com
mencement program. Thus, they
entered college together in
1962 and they graduated to
gether in 1967.
The couple has been married
sevfen vcars and expect thier
first child next month. They
plan to live and work in Dur
ham next year.
Rev. T. R. Brooks
Heard In Shaw U.
Day Address
WISE The Reverend T. R,
Brooks, superintendent of the
Oxford Orphanage, was the
speaker in the Shaw Day exer-
Durham Social
Happenings
By MRS. VIRGINIA ALSTON
DIAL 596-6629
THE ADAMS FAMILY
HOLDS OUTDOOR AFFAIR
A gala, backyard, come-as
you-are party was given on
Commencement Day at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Russell
L. Adams, 1409 Ridgeway Ave.
Friends of the popular joung
couple relaxed amidst a variety
of foods and refreshments and
took turns entertaining with
songs and the playing of a va
riety of instruments. Particu
larly effective were Mrs. Ma
rion Menapace on a custom
made dulcimer and Dr. "Kipp"
llerried on the ukulele; James
Robinson surprised all with his
excellent renditions of spirit
uals and folk ditties. Perhaps
the highlight of the occasion
Engagement of
MargaretWynn
" •* *
Is Announced
GREENSBORO Mr. and
Mrs. R. L. Wynn of 910 Se
vier Street, Greensboro, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Margaret Lor
raine, and Josephy Dancy,
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Jo
seph Daney, Sr., of Brook
lyn N. Y.
A July wedding is planned.
Miss Wynn, a graduate of
Dudley High School, received
the bachelor's degree from
Hampton Institute, Hampton,
Va. and her master's degree
in Speech and Hearing Sci
ence from Michigan State
University. While enrolled at
Michigan State University,
she participated in a student
exchange program at the Uni
iversity of Nigeria, Nsukka,
Nigeria.
A former instructor at
Hampton Institute, Miss
Wynn is presently Speech
Pathologist with "the Bureau
of Maternal and Child Health,
D. C. Department of Public
Health, Washington, D. C.
She is a member of Delta Sig
ma Theta Sorority.
Mr. Dancy received his
B.A. degree in history from
Virginia Union University
and the bachelor of divinity
degree from Virginia Union
School of Religion. He is di
rector of the Neighborhood
Youth Corps in Richmond,
Va. In June, he will assume
his duties as minister of John
Street Baptist Church, Wor
chester, Mass.
cises, held at the Locust Grove
Baptist Church, Sunday, May
28. A large crowd heard Rev.
Brooks in a message in which
he charged his audience that
the one way to provide the es
sentials of life are to accept
responsibility and make sacri
fices. He said that we cannot
expect others to do for us what
we can do ourselves.
Music for the occasion was
rendered by the Coley Spring
Baptist Church of which Rev.
Brooks is the pastor. Mrs. Irene
Hinton served as chairman of
the Shaw Day Committee. The
Locust Grove pastor is Rev. H.
Albert Smith of Durham.
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was the presentation of Master
Russell Lowell Adams, age five
months, who captivated every
one with his charm.
The party culminate' with
the announcement by Mr. Ad
ams, Assistant Professor of
Politcal Science at North Caro
lina College, of the family's
scheduled move to Virginia
where he will assume new du
ties on September Ist at Vir
ginia State College, Norfolk
Division, as Associate Professor
of Political Science.
Among those present were
friends from North Carolina
College: Dr. and Mrs. Joseph
Himes, fresh from Madras, In
dia: Dr. and Mrs Floyd Bass,
Dr. and Mrs Ray Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. David Denny and
Mr. and Mrs. William Payton;
friends from Duke University
weit! Dr and Mrs.
ried. Dr Ida Owens, and Mr
and Mrs. John Menapace. Other
close friends present were Mr
and Mrs. Fred McNeill, Mr. and
Mrs. William Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. James Robinson of
the University pf North Caro
lina at Chapel Hill.
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Loyal Group
Celebrates Ist
Anniversary
First Anniversary of the
Loyal Group of Morehead Ave.
Baptist Church was well at
tended Sunday evening' 7:30
P.M. Dr. W. T. Bigelow was
the speaker, the Young Adult
Choir of the Greater St. Paul
Baptist Church rendered the
music. The highlight of the
evening was the unveiling of 2
oil paintings of the late Dr.
Clarence Edward McLester one
of which was presented to his
widow Mrs. Jennie Blunt
McLester. This portrait was
given by Mrs. Catherine Ruffio
Blunt, the other was presented
to the chairman of the Deacon
Eiard who received it for the
church for the Loyal Group
The Loyal Group was named
by Dr. McLester and is one of
the many progressive groups of
the church.
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MISS WOODS
HAYNES
2 Albany State
Seniors Get
U.S. Positions
ALBANY, Ga. Cleveland
Haynes and Carolyn Woods,
graduating seniors at Albany
State College, have been ap
pointed to positions with the
U.S. Social Security Adminis
tration. Both will begin a 13-
week training period on June
19 before being assigned to
one of the district offices in
the southeast region.
According to Sanford B. Mc-
Kenzie, director of placement
at the college, both Haynes and
Miss Woods have been ap
piinted social insurance or
claims representatives. Notifi
cation of their appointment was
received from Sam F. Smith,
regional representative of the
Social Security Administration's
district office operations in
Chicago, 111.
Haynes, the highest ranking
senior in the division of social
sciences, is a native of Orlan
do, Fla. The 21-year old his
tory major is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ulysses Haynes of
2396 Orange Court Biulevard.
Orlando.
Vice-president of the '67
graduating class, he is a mem
b"r of Sigma Rho Sigma Hon
or Society, Alpha Phi Alpha
Fraternity and a selection to
the Who's Who Among Stu
dents in American Colleges
and Universities.
Miss Woods, a graduate of
Albany's Monroe High School,
is a sociology major. She re
sides with her mother, Mrs.
Leola Woods, at 512-A Cotton
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