U -THE CAROLINA TIMES ' SAT., JANUARY 15. 1977
Dfacfrs In The Induguraf ion
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well of New 1km; St. Augus- James Holshouser, along with Eure broke the usual "1 do
tine's College President, Dr. KWri black dignitaries. with a loud N "Ah-ah-ah-
and Mrs. Prcreil Robinson; Gone from the oarade
Mayor and Mrs. E. V. Wikins were the usual all-white bands, "oldest rat in the; Dempcfttte Webb, appointed Director of uf blacks in the state,
of Roper; Wake County marching units and floats barn" .had his fmly' Bible . , , . .
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Seated on the platform t!te State .Personnel Division,
with, the- Cabinet secretaries Not far- from Webb. was
and Council of State was Ho- seated John Edwards appoint
ward Lee, Secretary of Natural ed Director of the State
and Economic Resources. Lee , Office of Fcbhomfc Opportuni
is the first black cabinet mem-. ty. All of those appointments
ber. to serve the state since Re- if accountable to a cohesive
const ruction.Sealed in front of political force, could be a new
the platform were Harold beeinnine for a larger segment
FAYGTTGVILIG C1APPElE::3S
By Mrs. X H. Kinney -
field and her husband James; reflected the racial makeuD of rcorotedlv kissed 10 times
Representative and Mrs. H. the counties and cities that each time he has been sworn
M. Michaux of Durha; Direc- tjiey represented. Even the in since his first election, in-
tor-designate of .the State coior guar(j 0f the 82nd Air- 1936 as he was sworn in,
Office of Economic borne and the Army this time as Secretary of State.
Opportunity John Edwards; National Guard were very Governor Hunt followed with a
Attorney G. K. Butterfield heavily black. not as well practiced by
of Wilson; and" former anti- Ajj 0f tj,e cars thai equally vociferous "I do-o-o!"
poverty worker and recently carrje(i senators and con- Governor James Hunt pro-
paroled Wilnungton 10 de- gressmen in the backs had at mised the thousands of persons
fendant Anne Shepard- jeast one or more blacks gathered in the Si-centennial
Turner and her husband Lewis riding m the front Xit Even a Plaze "A new beginning" but
Turner. few of the highway patrol- said that he could not make
THE PARADE chauffered convertibles such a beginning along as he
were driven by black patrol- solicited help and "full in-
The inaugural affair best men. volvement" of all North
attended by Blacks was the Carolinians,
parade which included 60 THE INAUGURATION Hunt had been lieute-
marching bands, the majority nant governor for the last
from the state's high schools, i do was echoed by four years and a legislator from
floats, representing 40 Govcrnor Hunt and the County. sound y
counties, 11 marching units, Council of State as they took ?.efeated opponents in
and 22 military units. the oath of office adminis- XfT
The parade passed by tered by Chief Justice Suzie 5aCS"
reviewing stands which seated sharp and her colleagues on . defate4 RePubJlcln-
Governor and Mrs. Hunt and the N. C. , Supreme Court. tender V !?
former Governor and Mrs. Secretary of State Thad a&am, w,th 8 nM black vote'
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Mrs. V. R. Lee and Theodore Central University where he Torrey &Wwm.
Kinney. - . : - ; majoiJ In history. He is -ers welcome donations so as to ,
'it.. . . ' .u t r p. the ch Wren who are fight
Dr.. Martin lather King,' Jr. They will reside et,721 Edge- ing the tatttoof birth defects.,
entetain each of you today hillRd. ' '.'. ; 2c.2rv
each of you today
in a special way, as mar.y cele
brate his birthday ..While we all
go marching on." ( f .. '
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w.. T.ki..M ur riaviQ listic Ministries penormea t
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V: m ' N'-'-T" t daughUT of Jessie Lee and - ' Mrs. Odessa White it 2218
" 'l''. 'ftV " 1 J NdtieToomerCounca married ' Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Lee- Nickey Ave. Mrs." White 'lost
Charles - Anthorv Brown of cost Sr. of, Kichmona, Va. : w husband Jim Whive.wnosa
Miami, Florida recently at visited their son Dr. Iliomas ' ftnefw :. ? ed at 2,pl.
Fii st Baptist Church. , Leecost, Jr., and family during Monday pastes ; v
; . ' ;v , '. Aha weekend. They also visited kV4-i r ':- "'';?.'i;'
S)ie attended the Unive Mr. and Mrs. Thewlore Kinney '1 '..;:3
?ft .W11, ?rcUn f on Saturday. , , ; , C0MSUUEI GUIS! '
Chapel Hill and is presently ' ;. m: vV--'A
employed as an assistant mana- Members of the Zeta FW . lttfana''bf "year bud
gar- of a Miami s Specialty Beta Sorority conducted a gets are a ; cornmon topiC4 No
Shop. ' '- workshop for some twenty matter, how careful we try. to
Tt,. ornnm .WiMt guests on Saturday. ReftcA..' be, the' after hoMaylshimp
. The. groom attended .. mAr- : 'itiv wiiiHes eiue of the
Slm 'w inSlm. .te M- Ctaggett'. homt. bettei time to decide to hindle
sponsored a Charm worK- now on"; it?.iA.;,
The weddinc of Wanda shop: for Hie debs and escorts. : a Guide to Budgeting for
:e JoJ.fttw T, Thoselwho : served as on. theTamflytiaaj tffijj.
and Mrs. Euly Joites and Ed- ntsercM hcanPKS
ward Kenneth WeBs, son of !V rs M3IlJyn Hester, ment of Agriculture deseed
Mr. and Mrs' Robert McPhaul . and W!Uam Clernment. to help you Wrk6uttudg e
look place Saturday past at K : 7 It includes worksheets d a
Friendip Baptist Church. J g.0 866 FSfc seon on ustag consumer era-
The bride's parents were ,arft pwucaiuns m c uiu ror yuu wpj ; u
for th r.ntinn .t great inaugural parade on To Budgeting for jthe FanWi
Canada Inn. She attended Saturday past. se nd 35 ce o weConsumei
Durham CoUege. and niajored w Vi , u . -FiS
in fashion. She is employed by Mayr Beth Fin,:h chair- Pueblo, Colorado 81009.
BLACKS IN INAUGURAL-Sorw of the many black persons
participating in the weekend of activitie involving the inaug
vation of Governor Jim Hunt were captured in the photos
on this page. They are (above) H.M. Micheaux, aid below,
St. Augustine's College, A& T's majorettes and marching
band, Congressman Ike Andrews with James and Elizabeth
(Wake County Commissioner) Cofield, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clarence Lightner, (former Mayor of Raleigh).
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