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Bf I ,!/ "SC fl ■ flf SUNDAY'S CHILD ON PALACE "The singing and dancing of Sunday's Child highlighted "Ice Palace," the Metromedia variety show which was aired Sun day June ®- This appearance marked yet another milestone in the sky-rocketing careers of Hene and Mary Lou Ander son, and their cousin Renee Woods. The three talented young ladies are "veteran" performers, al though still in their teens. They began learning their way around television' studios barely six months after making their first professional appearance. Since then, Manager Larry Raphael has carefully groomed and guided' Sunday's Child through a succession of dazzling TV guest perform ances. Some of the shows on which Sunday's Child has appeared include: the "Glen Campbell Goodtime Hour", two Flip Wil son Shqws, Dick Clark's "American Bandstand," and the Mike Douglas, Johnny Carson, Dick Cavett and' David Frost Shows. Dr. James M. Schooler Guest Speaker at HHS Awards Day Dr. James M. Schooler, Jr. was guest speaker at the Twenty-Second Annual Awards Day of Hillside High School Friday, May 28. Dr. Schooler is a native of Durham, was educated in the Durham City Schools, and graduated from Hillside High School as Valedictorian in 1953. From 1953 to 1957 he at tended Wittenberg University, Springfield, Ohio. There he received the following awards and honors: University Scho larship, 1953-1956; President's Scholarship, 1955-1956; Harry Graham Citizenship Award (Social Sciences,) 1956. During his four years at Wittenberg he held member ship in Phi Alpha Theta (His tory) and Blue Key (Service and Leadership). His activities as a student include President of Student Affiliates of the American Chemical Society, President DOWNTOWN EBMlffllilEfl NORTHGATE I day I I —JJ for A Limited Time I £ FREE—Personalized I I O MONOGRAMMING for I C On All Shirts Purchased jdwm ijfffiX I Bm| at ° Ur ® owntown |||f j|j| || IffiK I or Northgate Store > During this Event i/flSffli |ll|lsr\ I B SKI T ET'S make it personal— jlace your monogram order now to insur# delivery for ■L* Father's Day ... we have a fabulous selection of shirt# from the leading shirt makers, Arrow. Enro. Eagle and many other fine makes. Easy-care, permanently pressed shirts of Dacron polyester and cotton. Short and long sleeve# In your cholc* t I of collar styles. Available in today's best colorings . . . solids, patterns and stripes. If you're looking for his gift with that extra personal touch, this is it I I C«HT |TO*C« 1} •••«.•«« TO SlftVS VOVI Wrf' rcrg? ~ x of the German Club, Secre tary of the Wittenberg Dorm SCHOOLER League, Treasurer of Witten berg Christian Fellowship. Treasurer of the Class of 1957, Member of the Marching and Concert Bands and Orchestra, 1953-1957. He received his A.B. De gree, June 1957. At the University of Wis J. A. Carter to Guest Speaker At New Bethel J. A. Carter will be guest speaker for the New Bethel Brotherhood Club Sunday, June 13 at 3:30 p.m. Carter is a mortician, Assis tant Manager, and stock holder of Scarborough and Hargett Funeral Home, Inc. He is a member of Doric Lodge no 28 F & A. M. and Asst. Rabban of Zafa Temple 176. He also serves as State Direc tor of Novices for the Shrine Temples and is a worthy patron of Prospect Chapter 379 O.E.S. Carter is a former Chairman of the Executive Board of Hie Carolina Times and former Secretary of Psi Chapter Epsilm Nue Delta Morttrary Fraternity. mmBBKM B mA CARTER consin he was a graduate student in . the Chemistry Department, a teaching assis tant from September 1957 to June 1959. He worked under a Dupont Grant-in-Aid (Re search, Chemistry) June- August 1958. The M. S. in Chemistry was received August 1959. In September 1959 Dr. Schooler was a graduate stu dent in the department of Physiological Chemistry at the University of Wisconsin, where he served as Research Assistant from October 1959 to January 1964. He holds membership in Phi Lambda Upsilon (Chemis try), and Sigma Xi (Science) Honor Societies, and American Chemical Societies. He received his Ph.D. De gree in Physiological Chemis try, January 1964. In February 1964 he be came a Research Fellow in Physiology, Department of % VV" || 9 jjjj Hi soul brothers and soul sisters, and of course, to any one else who care enough to want the very best. I guess you know, about this time of year I feel so unnecessary, like sitting around at the dark end of the street, with a tall glass of lemonade, hiding from this degree weather. I feel like doing my show direct from Miami Beacn, At lantic Beach, Virginia Beach, or any beach where the cool breeze is blowing all day. By the way, how many of you are going to the beaches this summer, or how many of you have already been? You can put your hands down now, I just counted half of Durham, Creedmoor, Efland, Apex, Chapel Hill, Hills borough, and I saw quite a few hands from Raleigh. I guess you know, North Carolina has great entertain ment for each and everyone of you. For those of you who care very little about the beach, we have the mountain area which fiave great enter tainment and fun for the little ones, too. Yes, North Carolina has beautiful mountains and I am sure there is much to enjoy on these summer trips. I would like to say to all the graduating seniors from the various high schools that, you are now entering into an adult world. You are really taking that giant step into a world of no longer make be lieve. It is not a fantasy world and it can be hard and cruel. There is success for the ones who strive and climb the ladder of success, and you will get your reward after the many trials of walking the narrow path of todays world. Do not give up because much is to be gained and you can make it if you try. Walk tall, and let success be your goal. Fm sure everyone has been waiting for a rundown on WSRC's Top Ten Survey. This is a glimpse of this week's survey: 1. Gladys Knight "I Don't Want To Do Wrong" 2. Ebonys "You're the Rea son Why" 3. Freda Payne "Bring the Boys Home" 4. Wilson Pickett "Don't Knock My Love" 5. Black and Blue "Of All Hearts To Break" 6. Brenda and Tabs "Right On the Hp of my Tongue" 7. Gloria Taylor "Girl That Cries" 8] Stylistics "Stop, Look, Lis ten" 9. Aretha Franklin "Bridge Over Troubled Waters" 10. Otis Clay "Is It Over" Our pick of the week is "Should Have Been Satisfied" by Five Miles High. I am going to take time here and en lighten my listeners and Physiology at Harvard Medi cal School. He was a Public Health Research Fellow 1964-1966. Beginning February, 1966, and continuing until June 1970 Dr. Schooler was Assis (Contlnued on page 6A) SISTER DORA OFFERS YOU THE BIBLEGRAPH Friends, Sister Dora offers you Biblegraph to help you find the answer to daily problems in your Bible. This Biblegraph is the only one of its ldnd in Durham. Biblegraph refers you to the Bible answers of 36 vital problems, such as: Are you harassed by money matters? Has anyone done you injury? Do your children seem ungrateful? Are you facing a crisis? Is your pride injured? Do you have a nameless fear? Is your business bad? Are you lonely? Have you had personal sor row? Has a friend let you down? If any of these problems concern you and you alone, then you need a Biblegraph from Sister Dora. Sold exclu sively by Sister Dora for fifty cents. Free minature Bible with each visit. Look for the sign with Sister Dora's name on it. Get your Biblegraph from Sister Dora. Sister Dora's Biblegraph NO APPOINTMENT NECESSARY SEE SISTER DORA TODAY f Open 8 a.m. to 9 p.m Mon. Tltru Sunday 2906.8. ROXBORO RQ. . .DURHAM. N. (U 101 IBIOiaATIOIh til. _ readers about the group that is in our number one spot today; none other than Gladys Knight and the Pipe. They are truly very talented and they continue to turn out hit after hit. I'm aire you remember, "It Should Have Been Me," "I Heard It trough the Grapevine," and many, many others and now "I Don't Want to do Wrong." Gladys and her brother, along with her two cousins, complete this unique and fabulous group which has nothing but phat free, un adulterated soul ( personal) power we call it at WSRC. They are one of the hottest groups in show business to day, and It takes True Grit, to keep a group together, along with dedication and a complete willingness to work hard. Ibis is the formula for. success and it has put Gladys Knight and the Pips on the national ratings and making number one on WSRC's Super Soul Survey this week. I guess you know they have walked Chuckie Harris' Magic Stage many times and this time they didn't stop until they reached the top. Fm sure they are striving and will continue to strive harder to turn out more soulful sounds around all the swinging towns. They are going to walk tall, stay loose, and continue to hang on out there, with the very best because they don't want to do wrong. They just got to "keep on pushing" because they have "stopped, looked, and listened" and they were asked, "Is It Over," but I guess you know, "It was right on the tip of their tongues" and they said "I Don't Want to do' Wrong." So right on brother man!!! Since school is out I guess there will be no more Mad Mondays, Thumping Tues days, Whirling Wednesdays, the half way mirk you know, Tantalizing Thursdays, and Flashing Fridays. You can all relax a little longer and listen to the grooving music to stir your coffee by, or just lounge by because I plan to keep things hot and rolling, something to satisfy your days in the early mominp before it get too hot, or refresh you in the afternoons when there is more relaxation of not having to go to school. Well, my mickey mouse says it's time to stray so until next time, if you're not with the one you love, love the one you are near. 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' AM rTT— —e-r-»I , ■ i-l T U rr^- t - * » 1 ■■■■—!» M| MMII ? * il -- 'I .i ■■■•»' 1 *1 ""rsS^^^BWii * V || Ajj --•' h~ •■ i r'f—'»•» *** * 1 >• mb?& ■ Vfl k > . e ' a^M : | ■■■( ~ fft/M Bffl THE SOUL CHILDREN and 1 Jimmy Hughes posed with Angela Davis' sister Fonia Davis Jordan, before performing to a capacity audi ence in Oakland, California to raise funds 391h Annual Awards Day at Lyon Park School The Thirty-ninth Annual Awards Day program was held in the fyon Park School auditorium, Thursday, June 3, at 9:30 a.m. The guest speaker, Dr. Rose B-. • Browne, Former Chairman of the Department of Education, North Carolina Central University and Direc tor of Happy Hours Day Care Center, Mt. Vernon Bap tist Church, was introduced by L. M. Goode, principal. In keeping with the theme, "The future belongs to those who prepare for it," Dr. Rose B. Browne, mentioned in her opening remarks, "Let's take a look at God's flower gar den." She emphasized that Awards Day is se| aside to honor the achievement of persons in various areas. "Some of you are here to get awards and some are here to honor persons receiving awards." Dr. Browne encour aged the students to find some area in which they could be good. "You can be outstanding for having gyod manners, doing good deeds; u etc. No one but yourself can keep you from achieving." ♦ AUTOMATIC WASHER | j • 4 cycles: Normal Wash. Permanent Press, T NOW 5229.95 A JfiS ONUr e^h. ▲ Model WWA64OOL iim rTTT^n 4 AUTOMATIC DRYER HIGH SPEED DRYER ▲ fnr RIQ BIG LOADS oriesc, ° ,r,## just wa^t... Automatically * • Automatic Permanent Presa with A • Dries up to 18 Iba. of Mixed. Heavy Cooidown fabrics , 3 Heat Selectlona Model DOE7IOOC ♦ • Automatic or Timed Selections tor . End-of-Cvcle Stanal NOW ONLY # i various fabrlca, Including speclsl I • v ~~" p, " iC,cj ccoci, $159.95 ♦ BSFSRft 5169.8 a I Open 9 A.M. till 5:30 P.M. Mon, through Thurs. I Fri. 9 A.M. till 9 P.M.—Sat. 9 A.M. till 1 P.M. I ▲ Eo»y Budget 1 Terms Arronged mj\ ▲ 539 Fester St. ▲ SATURDAY, JUNE 12, lOTI THE CAROLINA TOCH- for Angela, (left to right) Norman West and Anita Louis of The Soul Children: Fonia Da vis Jordan; Shebra Bennett and John Col bert of the Soul Children and Jimmy Hughea. Students were reminded in I Dr. Browne's closing remarks j that schools are becoming I more aware of other skills and abilities. She emphasized the importance of students preparing each day for the I future. Mrs. Shine's 6-2 class and Mrs. Sides' 6-1 class gave the Prayer and Scripture, respec tively. The sixth grade pupils, under the direction of Mrs. S. 0. Barden, sand, "Over the Rainbow," "Pledge of Allegi ance," and "What the World j Needs Now Is Love." Reading of awards and j Citations were given by J Willie Lee and Marva Wood- j ward, honor pupils. Awards were presented by j L. M. Goode, principal. Willie Lee was recipient of J the Winslow Award for the j highest scholastic honors. 1 Marva Woodward and Velda ! Whitted received a certificate for having won second and third places, respectively. Nicola Greene was reci- I pient of the Stephens Award j fof a"Verage~in mathe- ' matics in the fifth grade. I Jeffrey Kline and Laurie | Hollida received certificates for having won second and third places, respectively. The Cobb Award, to the sixth grade boy for making the greatest improvement in conduct, was won by Bobby Dawson. Other awards were as fol lows: Audio-Visual Aids' Award - Erwin Van Anderson and Thomas Surles; Presiden tial Physical Fitness Awards, Wilheimenia Gamer, Sandra Hager, Leah Sherrill, Alexand er Jamison, Robby Williams, Cynane Robinson, Patricia Gamer, Pamela Kennedy, Delia Whack and Sharon Potter. Citations were presented in the following areas: Spelling, Safety Patrol, Audio-Visual Aids, Perfect At tendance, Reading Class, Art, Library, Music, Student Senate, "A" Honor Roll and Good Deeds. The sizth grade class rendered a musical selection, "The Sound of Music." Greetings and announce ments were made by L. M. Coode, principal. He ex pressed gratitude to the Lyon Park School Staff, Student (Continued en page 4A) 3A
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