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MERRY CHRISTMAS
Little Tar. Valita Alston,
my 10-month-old granddaugh
ter has a special place in front
Businessmen
Finish Courses
At A&T State U
GREENSBOROwA group
of 21 black businessmen re
ceived certificates Wednesday
night for having successfully
completed a 12-week course
that covered phases of small
businees management.
The businessmen com
pleted the Management Deve
lopment Institute conducted
in the state primarily for
small businessmen and direct
ed primarily at problems
faced by black businessmen
and women. The institute was
conducted by Management
Development Inc. of Chapel
Hill, ap extension of The
Executive Program at the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
The faculty for the insti
tute was primarily leading
businessmen, industrialists
and financial people from the
Greensboro area.
The institite was co-spon
sored by Management Deve
lopment Inc.", A&T Stale Uni
versity and the Greensboro
Chamber of Commerce.
The institutes are held
across the state. The Chamber
of Commerce has sponsored a
number in Greensboro.
Certificates were presented
by Management Development
Institute and the Chamber
and AftT University.
NOTICE TO CREDITORS
Mrs. Margaret H. Malone has
qualified as Executrix of the
Estate of Virginia Hunter Haw.
kins, late of Durham County,
North Carolina. This notice is
to notify all persons having
claims against said estate to
exhibit them to the Executrix
through the estate's Attorney,
Mr. C. C. Malone, Jr., at 112
West Parrish Street, Durham,
North Carolina, on or before
July 10, 1971, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar of their
recovery. All persons indebted
to 'taid estate will please make
immediate payment.
Ihis 17th day of December,
1070.
Pearson, Malone, Johnson
and DeJarmon
C. C. Malone, Jr.,
Attorney for the EJrtate of
Virginia Hunter Hawkins
RAMBUN6
fiy VIRGINIA ALSTON
Dial 569-6629
of the ChrWjDM
she wishes for ail a very Merry
Christmas.
***
CHRISTMAS IS A SEASON
OF AFFIRMATION
It is a time to reaffirm
our faith in the little graces of
life, the strength of laughter,
and the vitality of friendship
and the joy in the experience
of living and the need of
others, their understanding
and the sense of peace. This
is the season to affirm our
faith in others, and above all,
our faith in God. May our
affirmations give us moments
of delight, and moments of
fulfillment. May this season
present to each of us oppor
tunities which we find joy in
taking advantage of and reap
for us the rich rewards that
come only when one has given
their all in iao»i and honest
giving. As we give our gifts
this year, may we also give
not only the gift, but our
selves, and our God. May we
give to someone ill, dis
tressed persons, or even an
enemy. Look to this day,
Make it a day of Joy.
-Cards
(Continued from page 3)
***
We wish to thank all of our
many friends and neighbors
for the kind deeds, and mes l
sages of sympathy, many
cards, telegrams, food, uses of
cars for transportation and
beautiful floral offerings re
ceived during our bereave
ment In the loss of beloved
Husband, Father, Brother and
Uncle, Robert M. H. Bar bee,
Sr., who succumbed Decem
ber 5, 1970, after several
weeks of illness. Special
thanks Rever
end A. TT 'ftiston snd mem
bers, co-workers and to each
individual who came to share
with us in our loss. May God
Bless aD of you.
Mrs. Helen L. Bar
bee and family.
Show kindness in the gifts
you give. Ideal for any woman
is the Kindness 20 Instant Hair
setter by Clairol. Containing 20
heat-at-oncc rollers in three
sizes, it creates a beautifully
finished hairdo in ten minutes.
INITIATION CEREMONIES
Neophytes of Eta Beta Zeta
Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta So
rority are seen following re
cent initiation ceremonies. L.
to R., standing: Neophytes E.
R. Williams, Bettye Smith, and
Altherier Reddish. Seated: So
rors G. Brown, M. A. Hawkins,
and G. Suitt who officiated.
Minorities Get
D.C. Journalism
Fellowships
WASHINGTON, D. C. -
Fellowships for 15 weeks of
study at The Washington
Journalism Center have been
awarded to seven Blacks and
one Mexican-American, Julius
Duscha, Director of the
Center, announced today.
n' The fellowships are fi
nanced by a Ford Founda
tion grant to the Center for
a program to encourage
minorities to pursue careers
in journalism. Each Fellow
will receive a $2,500 stipend
to pay for his living expenses
while in Washington.
Ranging in age from 21 to
27 years old, the Fellows will
attend daily seminap with top
Fe«fctt! '#3vAWrtfeit officials,'
Members of Congress, and
leading members of the Wash
ington press corps.
The Center's program is de
signed to provide inexperi
enced and experienced jour
Hillside
Congratulations to the
Concert band, under the di
rection of C. A. Egerton, who
gave 'tbefaTChrtetmar concert
on Friday, December 18. The
concert was an excellent one
and will not soon be for
gotten.
The Hillside High School
football team might not have
had a good season, but the
basketball season is making
up for it. As most of you
remember, E. E. Smith High
School Hornets of Durham,
twice during the football sea
son and now they know what
it is like to taste defeat. The
mighty, mighty Hornets broke
100 for the first time in the
basketball season against E. E.
Smith on Friday, December
18. The final score was 104
to 13 in favor of the mighty
Hornets. Now Sharon and La-
Wanda know who can play
basketball, And speaking of
basketball, The Hornets will
travel to Burlington to play
the Cummings High School
tonight. (Monday) We wish
them good luck.
Friday was the last day of
school for the Hornets and
during the past week there has
been a lot of OBIMIIMI
spirit. Teachers and students
have been receiving gifts and
learning important things. I
overheard one young lady my
to a teacher that a certain stu
dent gave her a gift and she
hadn't gotten her anything,
she aid she asked the girl
what she would like In return
and the young lady aaid
nothing, just for you to be
happy with what I have given
you. The young lady that re
ceived the gift said she had
always heard of people giving
gifts and not looking to re
ceive, but' this was the first
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[Durham Social Notes
Of Interest
*f MRS SYMINER DA YE
io our relatives, friends,
neighbors and co-workers we
wish to extend our sincere
thanks for your every deed of
kindness and thoughtfulness
shown our recent bereave
ment. May your blessings be
many.
The Pratt-Moses Families.
***
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer Gngit,
513 Todd St. have returned
borne after spending two
weeks visiting friends and re
latives In Philadelphia and
East Orange, New Jersey.
***
Congratulations to Ronnie
McKeithan for winning a prize
as the third place runner up
in the Yo Yo contest held
at the Civic Center, December
15.
Ronnie is the son of Mrs.
Olivia McKeithan, 1007
Moreland Ave. and is an eight
grade student.
Sincere sympathy to Mrs.
Frankie Battles and family,
Mr. and Mrs. John Coon,
Mark Fisher and family, Mrs.
Pearlie Bass and family, and
the Daye and Bass family.
"Humble yourselves in the
nalists with a greater under
•tending of public affairs and
the role of journalism in na
tional and international af
fairs. Also in the program will
be eight journalists from
throughout the country with
several years experience as
reporters for newspapers and
television news. In the Cen
ter's program for the first
time are two Asian Fellows
whose fellowships are fi
nanced by the Asia Founda
tion through a special ar
rangement with the Center.
The program begins Feb
ruary 8, 1971 and continues
through May 20, 1971. The
Center's program is directed
by D use ha and Clarence H.
Hunter, Associate Director of
the Center.
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By MICHELLE DEJARMDM
time she had ever seen .. In
person or it ever happened to
her. This is what the Christ
mas season means and just
think what a better world
this would be if we had more
people like the girl that did
this thoughtful deed. So this
Christmas, don't give a gift
looking to receive one, or
don't hold back on one be
cause a certain person didn't
give you one last year, give
because it will make you feel
bettor, and people will look
up to you and say, she is not
always giving to receive.
Well, thla is probably the
last article for this year, but
there will be a lot of things
happening In 1971. So till
then, Jerome and Ruben get
all my love and a certain
young this*is a junior at
HHS sends all of her love to
Scobbie. To Miss Audrey Kee„
correspondent for DHS, I say
right on and have a Merry
Christmas snd a Happy New
Year. To everyone who reads
this article I also say Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year and remember "It is
more blessed to give than to
receive."
sight of the Lord, and he
shall lift you up," James
4:10.
The pastor's Aid of Red
Mountain Baptist Church held
its Christmas Dinner in the
Fellowship Hall of the church
Friday, December 19 at 8
o'clock. The invocation was
given by the pastor Rev.
Floyd T. Eaton.
Members of the Pastor's
Aid and their guest attended
the affair. The tables were
beautifully «Mecorated with
Christmas attires and with
candle lights. Christmas carols
were sung and remarks were
given by the pastor and the
president, Mrs. Nola Folk.
Beautiful gifts were received
by everyone.
Those attending wore;
Rev. Floyd T. Eaton, Mr. and
Mrs. Maceo Bullock, Mr. and
Mrs. Burnice Turn tine, Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Yancey, Rev.
and Mrs. McCoy Bullock, Mr.
and Mrs. John Folk, Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Bolden Kenion,
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel AUsfa;
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Glenn,
Mr. and Mrs. Goffery Laws,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. Harris,
Mr. and Mrs. Jerome Lowe,
Mr. and Mrs. Isah Parker,
Mesdames Margaret J. Parka:,
Conelia Riley, Syminer Daye,
Zora Jones, Vera Bullock, and
Irene Long.
Members were sorry that
Mrs. F. T. Eaton was unable
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CHRISTMAS COMES EARLY
TO THE CAMPUS— A&T State
University students last week
signaled the arrival of the
to attend.
The regular meeting was
held at Red. Mountain Bap
tist Church at Rougemont
Sunday, December 20 at ele
ven o'sk>ck. The Senior Choir
under the supervision of Mrs.
Violet P. Rogers (organist).
The speaker was the pastor
Rev. F. T. Eaton. His text
was taken from the 2nd
chapter of Matthew and his
subject was "Herrod Oppos
ing Jesus." He stated that
God will hear and answer
your prayer regardless how
long it takes. He challenged,
"Let Jesus be your guide."
Holy Communion was
given with Rev. Vader John
•on in charge.
The Pastor and member's
at Red M&oitaln Baptist
SATURDAY, DEC. 28, lflTO . THE CABOLIIfA TWB-
Christmas season by decorating
a tree in the Home Economics
building. The stuffed dolls,
made by the co-eds, will be
Church with you a Merry
Christmas and a Happy New
Year.
Flowers on the liter were
donated by Mrs. Emma Ma
ion, Mrs. Alberta Daye and
Mrs. Rebecca McMaham in
memory of their mother and
fathor Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Parksr. •
| Sck and shut in; Mrs
Gtttsrine B. Parker, 3042
Luke Dr.; Mr. Oscar Tapp,
Duke Hospital; Mrs. Viola
Smith, Rte. 1, Rougemont;
Miss Joyce Allen, Mrs. Anna
Tapp, Mrs. Evelyn Pettiford,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Morehead,
James Morehead, Brodie
Daye, High Rise: Deacon
Felix Walker, Mrs. Nola Root,
LOS ANGELES „
Charles Kama, the Wppte
jjfrto dan leader mtrttf with
Sharon Tate slaying*, was ar
raigned on a new murder
charge Thursday—the ninth
against him.
given to underprivileged chil
dren.
(Photo by Len Conley)
Pine Note R«? Home; William
Edwards, SatterfWd, N. Y.;
Mrs. Esther B. Parker, Royal
Ef.; kin. Lona Parker, Dear
born Dr.; Mrs. Lola Bullock,
Mrs. Fannie Lewis, Triangle
Rest Home No. 1; Mrs.
Pecallia Tread well, Todd St.
Blue Council, Rock St; Mrs.
Sue Be tile Parker, Willie Lee
Holm an, Miss Dianne Wade,
Mrs. Rosa L. Whitted, Johnny
Scarborough, Sr.; Mrs. Ethel
Cates, Ellis D. Johes, St.;
Mrs. Jennie Whitted, An*ew
Parker, Clifton Pharham, and
Mrs. Sarah Merritt, Philadel
phia.
"There hath not failed one
word of all his good pro
mise" 1 Kings 8:56.
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