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I was l*>ni in a tonuh little tow n ss here tin- |Xople ssorked
h.ut I tor a lis iutt. Ms lain its loses! t<? sine and dance .11 u I a
trip to the tbcdJcr was .? real treat. But tin* idea ot has 111 u
.in aetor in the tainils was somcthinu that wouldn't u<> dow n
"Listen, Pop, it's ss hat I w ant to do. I know I can Ik*
I^nkI at it and I'm not real I \ interested inssoiknm in the
mTtlT'd wavtryinyto explain to my iatlter ss h\ I teltditad to
lease home and net some inoncs tor actinu school in Ness
York.
1 I'd l>cen I >itten lis the actum him in hmh school and
?s\ as determined that actum ss as m?iim to lx- ins eareer.
Ms lather shook his head and explained in a pained
soicc. "Noss l?h>k, son. it sou ss anted to Im* a doctor or mas Ix*
a lass ser, I could see dmiriim up esers cent I could las ins
hands on to help sou throned) school and all. hut an
He put his hand on ins shoulder and continued. "Its
not a jol> tor .1 vjross n man. Plas iim make Ixlicsc all sour lite.
I ss ish son cl think alxiut it some more.'
Aunt Kthcl seemed to Ik- the onls one in the tainils
a ith ans interest in the theater at all. Shed Ik en the star ot
all the hmh sc hool plas s and ss as l>m in the kx al plas house
that had existed Ix'torc it closed tor lac k ot inte'rest.
She came to sec me in esers plas at sc hool and ss as
sers eneour.milivi.
- "Tell sou ss hat, James,'' she said. "Isc heen on the
Pas mil Sas iims Plan at ssork since I ss as a soutm uirl and
I se vjot lotsptSas iims Bonds put aside. Noss I II make sou a
loan toarrfTo Ni >w \< ?-L w l m a v....... . i. a. .<r i L...... ........
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Uot more talent than almost amone I\t* ever seen."
I could luiitlK Ih-Ik'M' such a nenerousotler. "Well,
the itcople around here don't a^ive u ith that. Besides. I
couldn't take all your saving on that kind ol gamble."
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a January 26 special issue, the Chronicl
black community - then it'll look ahead to
^4ion, economics, entertainment and sports.
In addition, we'll announce our 1983 Man j
were Aldermen Larry Little and Virginia
Athletes of the Year.
But that isn't all. We'll also sample sortie
quotes and unveil a few surprises here and
And, if that isn't enough to sell you, we'll
you've come to expect, all packaged in a fr
If you're not a subscriber, get yours early. 1
keep a watchful eye on your mailbox.
It'll be a collector's item.
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She shook her Ik .id and n.ih!. "Von sson t tail. And
ss hen urn m-t ss here son re *joiuu. son II pas me luek in
lull. I lu n she smiled. 'Mas lie son can vjise'me a tn*?iit niss
seat to oiu' ol sotn 1 >ivl hits...as a I hiiii is.
\tter a lot ol aruninu I tinalls ameed and six-nt soinc
hard soars in Ness V??rk. Indole I not links.
And I real Is did net links. heinvl in tin* riizht plas, in
-the-Htdd~t^tlTTtHJu~m;hHime. and .til ol-rt-sttddetH wax on?
ins ssas. All tin- hard ssork Imuan to jus otV. And l |xiid oil
At it it Ethel.
hut tliat ss as pist i nones. I ss anted to uise her that
Initios, so I hail her tloss n into \ess At?i"k tor a small |Mi1 in
ins ness plas.
I -ist niinht sse o|H iied to rase res less s. Aunt Ethel still
has the mauie. She made that tins little pait stand out and
took her I hiss s to thunderous applause.
"It son had neser returned a eent. lint |nst jjasv ine
this ni^lit. it ssonld liase lieen pas n lent emu mil." she snHied
as sse sat IKu kst.me after the final enilain.
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i dime. Keep an eye on your mailbox.
e will review 1983 and what it meant to the
what's in store for 1984 -- in politics, educaand
Woman of the Year (last year's winners
Newell) as well as our Male and Female
of the year's most memorable photos and
there.
[ still include the regular news and features
esh, streamlined format.
rhey'll be going fast. If you are a subscriber,
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The Paul N'. Howard Company intends to bid the
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North Carolina on Jan. 24, 1984 at 2:00 p.m. as
prime contractor. We are looking for capable subcontractors
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following items of work:
Silt Fence - 1,575 L F.
Pavement Replacement - 98 S.Y.
Farm Gates - 25 Ea. ^
Permanent Seeding - 73 A.C.
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