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Verdell Hayes presents a plaque of appreciation
gathering at the Benton Convention Center. The
Industrial School, a home for orphans, which
phanage." Former attendants of the school got
recognize the Peays for their dedication to the sc
cupied it. Hayes attended the school.
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The children, who were honor thy father and
once orphans at Memorial mother
Industrial School, reunited Th v room was decorated
to say thank you to William w?th pictures from the
and Sadie Peay. The Peays, yesterday. Dinner was
now retired, were mom and started with the bell that
dad to the children during was used to signal the dintheir
22-year tenure as ner hour at the orphanage
superintendent at what was and the menu consisted ol
commonly known as the many items that were once
"colored orphanage." staples.
The children presentee
On June 16, at the M.C. the couple with an engravec
Benton Convention Center, plaque to express their lon?
those who once lived at the overdue gratitude for a job
orpnanage came rrotn as tar well done, l he Peays were
away as New York and the remembered for giving th
Midwest to remember the children the "ground rules'
biblical passage, '.'Children, for survival.
14th Cousins reunion pla
The 14th annual gather- developed two trunks, ont
ing of the Cousins Family in Africa and the other it
Reunion will be held June the United States,. "&ild tht
' 28-July 1 at the Hyatt trunks have sent branche;
Hotel. throughout the world.
The origin of the Cousins The jdea of a forma
Family Reunion began with farrtiiy reunion each yeai
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me vrti.*.... rct.nuy in i*/i. had beep discussed fol
According to family legans, years but was not acted 0!
Scipio Vaughn was brought umi, the death jn 197Q Q
to this country as a slave (he Jasl son of Lee an(
from Nigeria 200 years ago. Angeline Vaughn who wer
In South C arolina, he gain- third-generation descen
ed his freedom and fathered dants of Scipio. The Coun
13 children. On his death sins are represented by eigh
bed, he called to his side family names - Vaughn
two of his sons and urged Barnes, Brevard, Bufford
them to leave the South and Oauthen, McGriff, P-ea
"its oppressive laws against anc* Truesdale.
the colored man" and
The activities for th
return to Yorunaiana (now vjsjtjng COusins will includ
Western Nigeria). The two hjstorjc tourSf annual bal
sons took his advice. One fashion show and specie
returned to South Carolina performance at the Stever
to see his family. , Center.
The Vaughn family tree A prayer breakfas
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still self-wprth into the came back to say thank you
children and their belief in for giving me the right
; striving for the best, direction.
especially academically. The Peays are the proud
* Peay said that they parents of two sons,
wanted the children to William Edward of the city
1 ."take their stumbling and Christopher of Penn1
blocks and turn them into sylvania, in addition to well
I stepping stones." over 1.100 children that
) It was evident on that passed through the home
r evening that the strict during their stay,
r discipline did pay, and The affair included
' many used those stumbling guests of the orphans,
blocks because (he children ministers from the community,
teachers from the rinXYfl
"old campus" and from
HIlvU Carver School. The orphans
attended Carver
; always concludes the reu- School when classes were
i nion. The national discontinued on the or"
fs Lt." Oscar phanage?s campus in I960.
> Vaughn and National Certificates of appreciaSecretary
Lee Alma tion were also presented to
Vaughn. each former houseparent.
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to Mr. and Mrs. William Peay at a recent "family"
Peays are the former superintendents of Memorial
was more commonly known as the "colored or*
: together recently to remember old times and to
:hool, which was closed in 1970, and those who ochonor
Peays
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military News
. Royster ends course
Marine P\t. John V. radio procedure, con
j>sler, son of Mr. and munications security ar
rs. Anthony Royster of the use of encryptic
inson Road, has com- (message scram bl in]
eted the field radio equipment.
>erator's course. Staff S#t. Kudolp
Parker Jr. recently toe
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>urse at the Marine Corps Brookville, Fla., recruitir
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orps ground and aviation married to the form<
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