'ES SAT,, FEBRUARY 6.1982
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l WELFAR E -' &vd a Jonger dfclay in the "f public hcarmg is- set for
Lu' jr r-rii receiving their .,? discussion of the center's
femnucd From Frontf. . monev." Ms. Millard 4 aTLI
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ANGLIN
MISS FILLYAW
MRS, SMALL ' MISS CHAVIOUS" ... TURN EH
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Mechanics & Farmers Bank Promotes Six
clients-who appear
the . register; - Only
returned their i reports
after that date.. ; ;
.Ms.,Millard said that
the procedure was tested
In r,alif-mia nnH thit it
takes about four. months penazea
to work Prior to man- 1 1
thly reporting a client
had to fill out a report
.every six months.
Of major concern is
nn
2g" :- Durham .Department
oi aociai services nopes
to; hold workshops
similar to those used in
preparing tax forms so
that no one ' will be
concerns. :.-v. V -The
first of six ward
meetings got t underway
Tuesday night at Hillan
dale School- precinct, .
with the Jnain question
being the public's cost
.and how this will impact
in terms of taxes".
Exact figures have not
been "compiled, DDC of
ficials said, but all ques-;
tions will be answered
before the issue is put to
.a vote. " J-
if
J.J.,:f Sansom, Jr.,V
president and chief ex
ecutive of Mechanics and
Farrows' Bank recently ;
announced six promo
iions'wfthin the Durham-,
based bank. The minori
ty owned and , operated
banking institution is
also located in Raleigh, :
Charl&tc and Winston
Salenli: Those promoted
include J.B. AngtiavJr,,'
M!vyh L. While, Mrs. .
Ethel&laine Small, Miss
He!? :t. ChaviouV: Miss
BreaelaTyn; Diana Fillyaw .
and James M, T urner.
J.Bi Anglm, Jr., a
Martinsville, Va; native,
h now executive vice
president and chief
operating officer. Anglin
joined $ Mechanics and
Farmers Bank jn 1961
after graduating from
Virginia State Universi
ty. He is also a graduate
ot th Young Executives!
Institute, Graduate
School of Business Ad-!
ministration at the,!
University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill, '
and the Graduate School
of Banking, Rutgers I
University, New
Brunswick, New Jersey. ;
Angfln is active jn com
munity and civic affairs ;
and serves as a member f
of numerous boards in
cluding the Board of
. ffr.changc. to-go through
Carolina' in Chapef Hilli vice president and loan
'Director of Mechanics ' jraduatinig frpm North- Banking; having served
and Farmers Bank. He . Carolina Central Uftvier-'on rf5 Boa & 9
resides in Durham with She.has completed nors..,- ' S
his wife, Mrs.' Shirley e North Cafolinat Miss Brendalyn Diana
Anriin. son. Christonher School of Banking Mid-- Fillyaw: . administrative.
ana aaugmer, nnsuna.
MelVyn U White; Vice
president, was. named
senior vice president and
citv executive. Winston
Salem. He is a native of! Durham Chapter
MockKVille- and Joined- :: American-.1 Insiitut- of
the bank in 1979.: White , Banking, She resides in
attended loiia Colfcge, Durham with her hus
New Rochclle, N.V.; and , oand, Thomas . Small,
Mercy CoUege, Dbbbs and their two daughters,
Ferry,. :N.Y. He is a Tomika and Nikisha.
graduate of Stonier " Miss . Helen L.
Graduate ' School : of Chavious has been pro
Banking, Rutgers Un- imoted; to assistant vice
viersity. New Brunswick. president and loan of
when changes occur on
the form that , would
cause a change i in a
client's AFDC ' check.:
"For example, ;f a client
works for a month, then
is;laid off, a lag month
occurs in order for the
and served pn the Board' officer. She is a native of ! wiereadiertt wil
1L?!J&r Z Wi!rgton ,r andc 8 22!5??IS-
Durham Chapter of the graduate 6f Shaw ..- f ' t.
N.J., and .received; a
graduate certificate from
The American Institute
of Banking, White
Plains, N.Y. White serv
ficeri She joined
Mechanics and Farmers
Bank in June, 1965, as a
teller and has held
several positions since
ed for three years a chief ' that time. Miss Chavious
executive officer of Cen-:- a gtaouaie or Nonn
the system. There may be
ft '...-! it-
a period or a . monin
will receive
Millard
graduate ot - 5naw stitft(j
University. Miss liltyw Ms. Millard said that ;
jplned the bank m 1975 she aid not know of any
as a secretary; She serves poy tnat WOuld make
as a member of the thc m0ney that should
Board of Governors for. have ... received
the Wake County retroactive to the next
Chapter of the American month's check. "The
Institute of Banking. She reporting procedure is
is active in the Girt very technical, also.
Scouts of America, Inc.; Shouid a cnent not check
and . ts , a member of a box, although the ques
WAttst Chapel Baptist tion was answered, the
Church. m ; ... . form will be considered
James Mt iTumer, incomplete an sent
comjJharice - officer backi costs postage
tury National Bank,
Jacksonville, Fla. He is
active in community and
civic affairs and resides
with his wife, Mrs.
Rhonda White, and
daughter, Christie, in
Winston-Salem,
Mrs. ' Ethel Elaine
Small, internat auditor,
.. is now assistant vice!
president and operations !
of ficer. She is a native of i
Durham and joined the'
qahk in 1971 after
Carolina Central Univer
sity with a B.S. degree in
Business Administra
tion. She has also com
pleted studies at the
North Carolina School
of Banking at UNC
.Chapel Hill, A native of
! Hillsborough, she is a:
member of Mount Bright
Baptist Church, Rho
Chapter, Iota Phi Lamb-;
da Sorority,' Inc.
NAACP and the
American Institute of
tant compliance officer.
He is a native of Durham
and joined the bank in
1979. He received his
B.A. "degree from
Lecturers have been Ver
non E. Jordan, Jr.,
former president of the
National Urban league,
Howard . University, Martin Luther King, Sr.,
wasningion, u.k,., in lunucr v.o. nm
1971 and his J.D. degree? bassador Andrew Young
from , North Carolina and the Rev. , Jesse
Central University .Jackson. ' .
School of Law, Durham,
in 1975. Turner is active .
in community and civic
affairs and is a member
of St. Joseph's AME
Church;
: HAYTI , ..
(Continued From Front.
: down a $9.75 million
schools renovation re- -,'
quest.
: During ' thc general
election of 1968, voters
approved a $20 million
request 1 for ' a ; county i
library. However, on the
same ballot was a $10
million request for air
port improvement which
' was narrowly defeated. '
Durham citizens voted
along with state voters to
approve a $300 million
highway improvement
bond issue in November,
1977. the last bond
referendum held in
Durham County.
Coupling proponents'
difficulties is a $50.
million bond referendum
for the airport 9,000 foot .; ,
runway. The issue, to be ';
. held February 23, will be
voted upon by Durham '
and Wake voters. Air- v
- port officials expect the
turnout to be light. .
Down town Develop
ment' Corporation of-,
ficials have yet to state
the exact cost of the civic
4 center that would have to
t be financed by a bond
i issue. They say cost, ;
estimate will be ready by
I March 8, the day a
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Higginbotharh To Deliver King Lecture
AmUWkkS SCHOOL
fOUrmt UHPfeR THE
61 PIU- WILL KECEIV6
CHAPEL HILL
Judge A. Leon Hfggin
botham of the U.S.
Court of Appeals in
Philadelphia, will deliver
the fifth annual Martin
Luther King Jr.
Memorial Lecture at the
University, , of Notth
Carolina at Chapel Hill
on Friday, February 12.V
Higginbotham, ' a
distinguished judge,
educator, author, and.
frequent "1 lecturer: yMter of Color: RQcew and
speak at 8 ' p.m.' ' in the American Legal Pro-'
Memorial Hall. The lee- , cess: The Colonial
iture is free and open io Period, the first volume
the public. . of a projected trilogy '
a graduate oi me y ate. Higginbotham served
r King Jr. "Memorial Lec
ture was established in
September 1977 to
"commemorate the lives
and work of those who
have ' dedicated their
Law School, , Higghv; as a U.S.- district '' iudee' ; energies td fostering the
ouinani icatircv iw m trom 1964 to 1977 before -onccpis oi numan ngms
M UtWersjty-of;Penm ;'hirapMmrnr to th? and "dtgnity,5...and aq
sVlvania and sociology at ' U.S. Court of AtWik "provide- a - fornrfl T6
,'the University's 1 Whar
ton, School of Finance
and Commerce. In 1978,
he published In the Mat-
Afme
He alsp has served on the serious examination and
Federal Trade Commis- discussion of those con-
The Martin Luther Other King Memorial.
So says the VL
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WOMAN
by Da Toon
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a tocH ratarani anup.
Durham City Council
FINANCE COMMITTEE
PUBLIC HEARINGS ON '
PROPOSED CIVIC CENTER
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2-9-82 7:30 p.m. FAYETTEVILLE STREET SCHOOL
(Tuesday) (AqWorlum)
25 Fayetteville Street
2-18-82 7:30 p.m.
(Thursday)
ROGERS HERR JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
(Auditorium)
911 W; Corriwallis Road f '
2-23-82
(Tuesday)
2-25-82 7:30 p.m
(Thursday)
7:30 p.m. LAKEWOOD ELEMENTARY SCHOOL
. (Gymtorium)
252Q ysion Street
H0LT0N JUNIOR HIGH SCHOOL
(Auditorium) '
401 N. Drhrtr Street