i-mCMOUNA TIMES ST-i APHIL U, 1M1
Mrs. Long Receives
Lincoln Alumni Scholarship
-Mrs. VicUR. Long,
junior nursing student at
North Carolina Central
University, received the
1981 Durham Chapter's
Lincoln Hospital School
of Nursing Alumni
Scholarship.
The scholarship was .
given during the recent
Awards Day activities at
the university.
fhe Lincoln Alumni's,
goal is to continue to assist
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aides.
He said that he will
soon call together leaders
and teassemble programs
to deal with the proposed
federal cuts.
Gov. Robert Graham
(D-Fla.), the main speaker
for the affair told the
group that when the
Democratic Party was
first established that only
white male property
owners over 25 could join.
"Now the Party has
changed so that equality
can be realized by all peo
ple in the United States.
We are Democrats; we are
committed to the future,"
Graham said.
Criticizing the
Republicans, Graham
said. "This willingness to'
sacrifice the future for.
short term gain is en
dangering our future. As
Democrats, we cannot
allow this to happen. We
must make sure that we
have clean air and that our
children have a future."
MWe must invest in peo
ple in the Democratic Par
ty. It is time for
Democrats to say, "I am
mad as Hell and I am not
NAACP Meeting
The monthly meeting
Of the Durham Branch,
NAACP, will be held on
Sunday, April 26, at 4
p.m., at Mount Calvary
Holy Church on Gillette
Street.
The public is invited to
attend.
in the proliferation of
qualified nurses.
Ms. Carolyn Henderson
is chairman of the scholar
ship committee. Other
members are Ms. Carol
Russell, Mrs. Joan Mar
tin, Mrs. Esta Segars,
Mrs. Beatrice Moss and
Ms. Norma Lipscomb.
it
any
Gov.
going to take
more." said
Graham.
He said that the
Republicans are now using
demographic lines in
preparation for victories
in 1984, 1986, etc.
He challenged the peo
ple to become committed
to working in their com
munities and in their
neighborhoods.
Graham delivered the
nomination speech for
President Carter at the
Democratic National Con
vention, August, 1980.
In addition to serving in
the capacity of Governor
of Florida, Graham is
chairman of the Educa
tion Commission of the
United States, the
Southern Regional Educa
tion Board and the In
tergovernmental Advisory
Council to the Depart
ment of Education.
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in uranam Hign
School); Sharon Marshall,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Marshall, Asheville
(A.C. Reynolds High
School); Johnnie Lee, son .
of Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie
Lee, . Jr., Garysburg
(Gaston High School);
Cynthia Moore, Mebane
(Eastern "Alamance High
School); Sherri Roberts,
daughter of Mrs. M.J.
Poorboy, Pembroke
(Pembroke High School);
Kevin Lynch, grandson of
Mrs, . Ella L. Hughes,
Monroe (Monroe High 4
School);
Sherri Watson,
daughter of Mr, and Mrs.
Odell - Watson, Raleigh
(Millbrook High School);
and Cina Mack; daughter
of Dr. and Mrs. Thomas
Mack, - Huntcrsville
(Charlotte Catholic High
School).
The Pogue Scholarships
are funded with income
from the Pogue fund,
created at the University
by a gift of the late Dr.
and Mrs. Joseph E.
Pogue. The first Pogue
Scholars entered UNC
CH in fall 1978. There are
17 Pogue Scholars cur
rently studying at UNC-CH.
MRS. LONG
Pogue
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F.B. Bryant, Rocky
Mount (Rocky Mount
Senior High School);
Trella Cooper, daughter
of Mrs. Ida M. Cooper,
Winston-Salem (St.
Catheiine's School
Virginia); Greta S.
Ferguson, daughter of
Mrs. E.F. Edwards,
Lenoir (Hibritea High
School); Dana K. Humm
ingbird, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Humm
ingbird of Cherokee
(Cherokee High School);
JUn Y. Jordan,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
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