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PHILLIP HATCHETT A WILLIAM CUN NINGHAM ...Minority Recruiting Consultants Black Company Finds Jobs For Underemployed Hatchett and Cunningham Associates, a minority recruiting consultant firm, has opened its Charlotte of -- fices in Suite 755 of the East ~ Independence Plaza guiding. The firm, operated by part ners, William Cunningham and Phillip Hatchett, recently moved to Charlotte from Greensboro, N.C. They were organized in June of 1973. As far asJa known. theirs is the only .minority owned recruiting firm in the Southeast which concentrates on recruitment,of professional skilled minorities. Using the career weekend concept, Hatchett and Cun ningham brings together 15 to 20 companies to interview 150 to 200 applicants over a week The most recent career weekend was held last Friday and Saturday in Charlotte at the Downtown Holiday Inn. Representatives from such companies as Ford Motor Co. of Dearborn, Mich., Protor and Gamble, Cincinnati, Ohio, Westinghouse of Pittsburg, Pa., Bankers Trust of New York, and others, were present to interview prospective employees. THE SMALLS’ CLAN gathered last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mason Witherspoon for their 20th annual family reunion. Approximately 75 relatives and friends made the - crowd larger this year than last and according to a family ■pekeinu It la expected to continue to grow. The feettve one day affair began at 1:M and lasted until after I. Photo by Peeler Small Family Holds 20th Reunion ByJAMES PEELER Post Staff Writer The Small Family held its 20th family reunion last Sunday at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Maso Witherspoon, 412 Woodvale Place. The slogan for the festive one-day affair was “Let the Smalls Live Forever” signifying the clans intent to continue their annual gathering. In keeping with the traditional practice started 20 years ago when the first reunion was sponsored by Mrs. Laura Smalls Johnson of Washington, D.C., the family and friends conducted a warm Devotional Service which was led this year by Mr. Claudie Smalls of Winston Salem, N.C. and Reverend A.D. Smalls of Washington, D.C. During the Devotion, “mahy tears of joy were shed and many thanks offered to Almighty God,” according to Mrs. Re.fula Witherspoon, one of the two sister present for the occasion and at whose house the affair was held. The formal devotion ser vices—were concluded—with remarkshnd prayer by Mrs. Laura Johnson of Washington, D. C The jubilant family took the occasion to honor their only surviving Aunt, Ms. Virgil Lowry, of Charlotte, N.C. The crowd for this year’r reunion was larger than usual, numbering more than 75 persons, according to Mrs. Witherspoon it is “expected to grow continuously even after the older ones have passed _ _ 1I on. As in the custom at such occasions , there was food in more than ample quantity and a variety . to satisfy the most demanding palates and tastes. Members of the im mediate family present were: Mrs. Refula Witherspoon, hostess; Mrs. Laura Smalls Johnson, organizer, Reverend A.D. Smalls, of Washington, D.C.; Mr. C.I. Smalls of Winston-Salem, N.C.; Mr. Walter Smalls of Greensboro, N.C. Mr. Mayfield Smalls, of Greensboro, N.C. and Mr. Mansel Smalls of Rock Hill, S.C. Other relatives included Mr. and Mrs. Richard Barber and Mr. and Mrs. James Ray Witherspoon of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mr. William Witherspoon of Brooklyn, N.Y., Horace Witherspoon of Pittsburgh, Pa.; Mr. William Witherspoon of Brooklyn, N.Y.; Horace Witherspoon of Winston Salem ; Ronald Witherspoon of U.S. Navy, Great Lakes, III.; James Johnson, Gwendolyn Johnson, Mrs. A.B. Pickett, Henrietta McClure and family; Mr. and Mrs. Willie T. Pickett, Jeff Pickett, and Joe L. Pickett, all of Washington, DC. Others in attendance were: Mr. and Mrs. John H. Fowler, Seneca Murray, C.I. Smalls, Jr; • Lewis Logan, Robert Barber, Sampson Smalls, Carl Smalls, Mary Sivitzer, Mr. and Mrs. Willie McClure, Ethel Banks, Louise House, John H. Johnson, Gertrude Thomas, Clarence Lowry, Mr. and Mrs. James Ryans. ATTEND CHURCH SUNDAY j Doctor Ifells Kansas MarrHow lb Help Shrink Painful Swelling Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues ...caused by inflammation and infection.* Prairie Klh—M r^ Joseph Sutton reports: "My doctor suggested suppositories. I chose Preparation H suppos itories. On a physical check-up my doctor noted how effectively it works." (Note: Doctors’ tests have proved Preparation H* actually >4 wipe-ah amW-awail > ng-of haroor. rhoidal tisaues caused by in flammation. It’s so effective that in many cases, the flrst applica tions give prompt, temporary relief from pain and itching in such tissues. There’s no other formula like doctor-tested Preparation H.) 1HARY IARTIN LUNCH" • - •into Beans - /eg. Soup lot Dogs lamburgers pen-6:30 \.M P.M.-Excepl ‘ ■ Thursday Dosed Sunday 1 •«—■ ! * 'AArs. Jerry Horne' !•' Mgr. U 1004 S. Mint ^ Tel. 374-9974) 1 Albright J Tates IONE STOP I Auto i;; Service C Body Work V Transmission 1 Locations i * .II 127 !S. (iraham Cl loll W. ftl T ade St. Hie ^ Seven& Seven. Hr r - —- — • H That’s Seagram’s 7 and 7 Up. rl The Seven & Seven. |K Easy to say. Easy to make. B Easiest of all to enjoy. Seagram1! 7 Crown. > ig- M'S America's favorite. Hh ‘ - rybmIp ~ in Kwran^tK^u * KrTmSTm noouc i w m siv'im-op cowurr. B-f——^-*... -M. ^ , Your Friendly Neighborhood Groc. REID'S FOOD STORE • Tel. 374-9609 Fresh /wears - Produce Cold* Beer - Wines 2319 WEST BOULEVARD i MR. and MRS. HENDERSON REID - Proa. . Open uM»)5:30 a.m.—1:30 a.m., Mon.-_Wed.@ v — 24-Hrs. Thurs.-Sat. it Sun. til 2 p.m. i l # . BEAtTIES FORD ROAD GULF SERVICE 2200 Beatties Ford Road Road Rev. Levi Wilson, Prop. Tel. 394-0878 j Telephone 399-9317 m THE TOP INN I • Fish Boxes • Chicken Boxes ■ • - • Bar-B-Que Plates • Cold Beer V Mary Barksdale, Prop.—Diane Barksdale, Mgr.m . 2312 La Salle Street B iufffffffrrfffffffffTrr:. °wner John W. Campbell oI? A TTTITC a^sssfffis. DtjA 1 1 IIjjo 1—. n«B - MTTBBB - ACCBMMM* . - _2901 IfeatUftfHFord Rii. ~ —'_valvar:. -- .. M>l .......MIHIWMtWW^WMMN.WMWt* Tele. 399-9456 'M FORD RD. Ph«p ~v~ ' >' * # - TYSON’S GROCERY ‘ Wines Vegetables Fresh Meats * ' 41 •> Remount Road ^ j Telephone 3**2-2404 .■ Ice Cold Beer Alexander’s Barber Shop Richard Siiuggs - Ray Dcnni* Mrs. Hattie Culp 9516 Sherrill St. (Reid’s Pork) THOMPSON’S GROCERY Cold Beer — Wines — Meats PATENT DRUGS and NOTIONS 531 East 9th. Street — Phone 374-9098 - JAMES MELTON-, Manager ★■ :★ Remount Soda Shop^ -- • Cold Beer • Sandwiches —_1-____ • Patent Medicine .• Plenty Parking 441 Remount Road Elizabeth Geiger - Daisy Bowser Tel. 374-9720 CARTER’S GROC k COfcD BEER ■ WINES IK CIGARETTES • PIPES |K PATENT PRUG8 - COSMETICsJK JOE CARTER. MGR. 9 HRS: 7-11 P.M. - 7 DA^S 9 COLD BEER • WINE ^ 1 FRESH PRODUCE • STAPLE! ■ Cosmetics - Pipes B; COURTEOUS STAFF W y . y HRS: 7-11 P.M. • 7 Day* 4 ■ F|'(f *» E. 7th STREET Je|.-374-9 V |j Mr. Joe Carter . I Williams Shoe Repair ■tgfe. A Gilbert R. WilHams-Prop. J p 2030 N. Graham St. i * 0 NOTICE 1 Any Creditor* In tern ted ■ In tbe EiUlo of Jeaepb A L. H«ye*-*3I Homewood PI. V ConUct-Robert N. Hoyeo A Same Addree*-Tei. U7-1U*. A • J|j||
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