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THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, MARCH 15. 1960
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RECORD SALES—SALES REC
ORD—GuIf Oil Sales Represen
tative A 1 Smith explains to
Dealer M. M. Richardson, a
partner in the Pulton Industrial
Cull Service Station in Atlanta,
how record sales of Gulfs pro
motional album of Walt Dis
ney's Merriest Songs can mean
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sales records for the station.
Mr. Smith also works with Mr.
Richardson and his partner,
Lockwood Williams, in an auto
service arrangement with a
Holiday Inn across Fulton In
dustrial Blvd. from the sta
tion.
WORKING WIPE TOOAY IS
RULE RATHER THAN
THE EXCEPTION
The Labor Department re
ports that about 60 percent of
all women in the labor force
are married. Twenty percent
are widowed, separated, or di-
Yes, We All
Talk
By Ma reix H. Boulwtrt, Ph.D.
SO YOU ARff GOING TO
MAKE A SPKBCHT
The guidelines for an effec
tive speech are these:
1. Have something to My on
a definite subject or theme.
2. Know your audience and
plan to keep the interest of
the listeners, and be sure you
are dressed properly for the
occasion—white tie, black tie,
and business suit.
3. Check in order to avoid
embarrassing moments by re
porting to the chairman, check
ing the microphone, and look
ing around the platform.
4. Make a good beginning by
being friendly, but not apole
getic, use smiles and pauses,
challenge the audience to ac
tion, and then outlinen the
action it should take.
5. Develop the subject skill
fully, so as to maintain a high
level of interest.
6. Build a strong conclusion
by being brief, restating the
main points, reviewing the ad
vantages of action, ending the
speech within the alloted time.
7. Wrap up the main idea or
slogan in a graphic sentence.
READERS: For my public
speaking pamphlet, send two
stamps and a long, self-ad
dressed business envelope to
M. H. Boulware, Florida A&M
University, Box 310-A, Talla
hassee, Florida 32307.
Fellowship for
Graduate Study
Now Offered
WIN&TON-SALEM—Samuel
D. Harvey, Executive Director,
Winston-Salem Urban League
announces that Fellowships for
graduate study are available for
the 1969-1970 academic year.
The Urban League Fellow
ship program which is financed
by a grant from the Carneigie
of New York, is designed to
train graduate students for
careers in Urban League service.
There are several two-year Fel
lowships in Community Or
ganization. The other Fellow
ships will be awarded for one
year of study in any one of the
following fields: community
organization, social work ad
ministration, educational and
vocational guidance and coun
selling, human relations, per
sonnel, economics, labor and
industrial relations, employ
ment counselling, political
science and social research.
Amounts up to $30,000 -
depending on the need • will
be awarded for one year of
full-time study. For persons
enrolled in a two-year course
leading to a degree, Fellowship
awards will be considered for
a second year, providing the
quality of the student's work
merits renewal.
The Fellowships are open
to all persons who meet the
qualifications.
Selection criteria include:
a)graduation from an ac
credited college or university;
b) the potential and interest
demonstrated by the candidate
in the field of human rights
and a commitment and desire
to seek a professional career
in this field; and
c) special attributes such as
unusual ability, good character
and capacity for leadership in
community affairs, social ac
tion, civil rights and intergroup
relations.
Persons interested in a Fel
lowship should write for an
application form to Director
Winston-Salem Urban League
610 Coliseum Drive
Winston-Salem, N.C. 27106
The full application con
sists of five parts; (1) the appli
cation form; (2) physician's
statement; (3) references; (4)
academic records; and (5) per
sonal interview.
A panel will interview and
recommend persons for the
Fellowships. Successful candi
dates will be notified of their
selection within 30 days after
being Interviewed.
For consideration in the
Fellowship program, applica
tions must be post marked no
later than March 30, 1969.
vorced. The remaining 20 per
cent are single.
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