Omega Achievement Week
Program Sot For Novombor 12
SATURDAY, I'OYEKSEB S, 1S22-THE CttSLKA TIITES T
The annual Omega Psi Phi Fraternity Achieve
ment Week Program will be held at St. Joseph's
AME Church, 2521 Fayetteville St.; November 12,
beginning at 7:30 p.m. '.'
The observance is sponsored jointly by Beta Phi
graduate chapter, Omega Zeta undergraduate
chapter . at , Duke . University, and Tau Psi
during the past 12' months. This year's honoree is
Charles E. Harris, a graduate of North Carolina
Central University and a software architect with
IBM. He is married to the. former Ms. Deloris ,
Bradley. They have two children, Sonya and
Chuckie. . .' - '
A "Citizen Of The Year" award will also be
undergraduate chanter at North Carolina Central presented io a person irom me community at large
iivit - v who has made
The keynote speaker will be Dr. Edward B. Fort,
chancellor, of N.C A&T State University in
Greensboro. Dr. Fort, who is married and the
father of two, earned bachelor's and master's
degrees at Wayne State University. He received his
doctorate in educational administration from the
University of California at Berkeley.
An award will be presented to the Beta Phi "Man
Of The Year". This recognition goes to the member
, of the chapter who has stood out in promoting the
goals of the chapter, and the fraternity in general
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
ADMINISTRATRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as Ad
mlnstrator of the Estate of CONNIE
RAY WILLIAMS, SR., this is to
an exemplary contribution to the
uplift of the local community. Dr. Cleveland Ham--
nonds, . superintendent of the Durham City
Schools, has been selected for this recognition.
A "50-Year Man" award is presented -to
members of Beta Phi Chapter who complete fifty 1
years of membership in the fraternity. The 1982
award will "be presented to Joseph W. Goodloe;?
former board chairman and former president of
North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company.
He is a graduate of Hampton Institute.
The public is invited, free, of charge.
notify all DersonsL.flrms and cor
porations having a claim against
Connie Ray Williams, Sr., deceas
ed, to present them to the under
signed within six months from the
date of first publication of this
notice or same will be pleaded In
bar of their recovery. Ail persons,
firms or corporations Indebted to
said Connie Ray Williams, Sr.,
please make immediate payment.
This 22 day of October, 1982.
JanieM. Williams
Administratrix
Estate of Connie Ray Williams, Sr.
1112 Fargo Street
Durham, N. C 27707
PUBLICATION DATES:
The Carolina Times
October 30; November 6, 13, 20,
1982
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
CREDITOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned having
qualified as Co-Executors of the
Estate of Lola I. Rlddlck, deceas
ed, late of Durham County, N.C,
hereby notify all persons, firms
and corporations having claims
against said estate to present them
to the Undersigned at the office of
F. H. Brown, Attorney at Law, P.
0. Box 2005. Durham, N. C. , '
27702 within six (6) months from (Continued from Page 5)
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Att'y Williamson Honored
Attorney Charles W. " Williamson, a- forme
Durhamite, was honored recently by the Bar
Association which carries his name, for his long and
prestigious career of service to the Vance County
community and the city of Henderson. ' .
The tribute was held in the Eaton-Johnson Junior
High Cafeteria. The Honorable Charles L. Becton,
Justice of the North Carolina Court of Appeals,
was the speaker. The honoree's portrait was unveil
ed to hang in the Vance County Courthouse.
Williamson began his law practice in Durham
with his former St. Joseph's AME Church Sunday
School teacher, the late R. McCanti Andrews, who
inspired him to pursue a legal career.
After his marriage to Ms. Mamie Simmons, a
native of Henderson, he moved his practice of law
in 1933 to Henderson where it has continuously
grown. n
The Williamsons have two children: a son, Dr.
Charles W. Williamson, Jr., of Knoxville, Ten
nessee, and a daughter, Ms. Robbie Truesdale of
Gastonia.
Attorney Williamson is a relative of Mesdames
Gertrude Bland, Montrose Robinson Scott, Lizzie
Person, Catherine McKinnie and Pearlie M.
Haskins of Durham. .
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Central has been whistl
ed for penalties .115;
times, totaling more than
1119 yards. Their biggest
problems appear to be il-j
legal motion (25
penalties) and' personal
fouls (24). The Eagles
have also fumbled 36
Jimes this year hd lost
19 of them. - ;
Smith will come into
O'Kelly . Field ranked
number one in the CIAA
southern, division (5-0
and 6-2 overall), but with
some problems of their
own. v , -
The biggest problem is
that Smith has no runn
ing game. More than .
half pf its offensive yar
dage has been through
the air. So the Bulls'
hopes are riding on the
arm of their quarter-:
back, John Henry
Thomas. !
And a pretty good arm
it is.
l nomas has 141 com
pletions on 274 attempts,
and Ingram is tied for .
the team lead in
unassisted tackles with
17. Tied with Ingram is
junior tackle Barry
McLaughlin, who also
has seven quarterback ;
; sacks to his credit, three
of them unassisted.
; But when it comes to
pulling down the ball
carrier, Smith is no
slouch. Leading the
team, having set a school
season record just last
week, is Greg Warren, a
sophomore middle
linebacker. He has 142
tackles to his credit so
far this season, . 48 of
them unassited. o ,i ,
And so this southern
division championship
game boils down to who
can get to do what the)
do best.
Central has won most
of its games by simpl)
"out-talenting" the op-
position, . and then
they've been able to hang
" on through the fumbles
and eight touchdowns, . and the penalties. When
He's thrown for 1,6 15.; the Eagles lost, for the
yards, but he's also qm"ost part, they beat
thrown 12 interceptions. . themselves.
His favorite receiver is , Though Smith is
wide receiver Nate , assured its first winning
McDowell, who is a season under Coach
Homecoming
this notice or this notice will plead
ed in bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make immediate
Davment to the undersigned.
This the 5th day of October
1982.
Robert L. Stator
1 William A. Staton
' Co-Executor's, Estate ot
Lola I. Rlddick
F. H. Brown
Attorney at Law
PUBLICATION DATES:
The Carolina Times
October 9, 16, 23, 30, 1982
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAM COUNTY
CREDITOR'S NOTICE
The undersigned having
qualified' as Administratrix of the .
Estate of Annie L. Hayes, deceas
ed, late ot Durham County, N. C,
hereby notify all persons firms
and corporations having claims
against said estate to present them
to the Undersigned within six (6)
months from the date of the first
publication of this notice or this
notice will pleaded in bar of their
recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make Immediate, .
payment to the undersigned . ! -
This the 8th day of October,
1982.
Terry C. Hayes '
Administratrix,
Estate of Annie L. Hayes
2507 Anacosta Street
Durham. North Carolina 27707
PUBLICATION DATES:
The Carolina Times
October 23, 30, November 6, 13
1982
ship.
Tate is an even bigger
threat. At 6-2, 230
pounds, he's a crushing
runner who breaks
tackles well, runs over
people, and also has sur
prising speed. Tate has
scored nine touchdowns
this yew to go along with
his 898 rushing yards. He
DR. FORT
is averaging 4.5 yards per
carry.
Tate's biggest
drawback is an offensive
line that is often less than
effective blocking on
sweeps, and picking" up
opponents downfield.
But for all their talenj,
the overriding question
facing Central this week
is can they manage not to :
fumble the ball game
away, or get penalized
put of a victory.
So far this season,
three-time AU-CIAA,
and who has grabbed 31
aerials this year for 407
yards. But Thomas .also
likes to throw to his tight
end, Ed McNeely, and
his fullback Tim
Newman.
And so Saturday's
game will wind up being
passing versus Central's
bone-crushing defense
that has allowed only 188
yards total offense per
game. The leaders in that
respect are senior ends
Lorenzo Ingram and
Nate Johnson. Together
they've sacked quarter
backs 20 times (10 each),
Wiley Harris, none of
their victories have been
easy. For example, last
week, the Bulls sneaked
by Winston-Salem State
6-3, and earlier they beat
Livingstone College by
one, Lenoir-Rhyne by 3,
Virginia State by 6 and
Bowie State by 7.
When Smith lost (S.C.
State and Fort Bailey
State), it was because the
opposition defended well
against the pass.
The Eagles will have to
do the same thing, plus
having to play with more
disicipline and better
control.
We Welcome
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News about events in
your community should be
in our office not later than
Monday at 5 p.m. of the
week of publication. '
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Scoreboard
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Sat., Nov. 6th
CIAA
W-Salem at Eliz City
St Paul's at Hampton
Norfolk at Va State
Va Union at Morgan
Bowie at Llvtogstone
Fay State at UDC
J C Smith at NCCU
MEAC
S CState at Beth-Cook
Cent St at Del St
Fla A&M vs NCA&T
' (Orange Blossom)
SWAC .
' Alcorn at Miss Val
Ala St at Grambllng .
. Tex So at Jackson
Ark-PBatPrVlew
Southern at SE La
. SIAC :
Clark at Ala A&M
Albany at M-Brown
Ft Val at Savannan
Fisk at Lane
Maryville at Knoxville
Tuskegee at Miles
Independents
W Chester at Cheyney
Valdosta at Ky State
Results, Oct. 30th
Ala A&M 13, Ala St 13 .
Alcorn 23, Fla A&M 13
Ark-PB 36, Langston 18
Clark 13, Albany 7
Eliz City 14, Fay St 0
Ft Val 21, Tuskegee 12
Hampton 28, Guilford 14
Howard 24, Norfolk 18
Jackson 30, SE La 13
J C Smith 6. W-Salem 3
Millersville 30, Cheyney 25
Miss Valley 14, Pr View 13 ;
" NCA&T 31, Morgan 18 it
NCCU 55, Bowie 25
St Paul's 11, Livingstone 7
Salisbury 37, UDC 20
SC State 45, M-Brown 19
. Tenn St28, Southern 21
Va Union 39, Va State 0
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