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Mr Parker Dies
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always look forward to a
lively discussion. I would
always go away from her
feeling good.”
Mrs. Malone remem
bers Mrs. Parker’s desire
for correction. A person
who gave her all to any
subject she undertook,
Mrs. Parker was one to be
depended upon, Mrs. Ma
lone stated.
“I was there sometimes
when she was writing one
of her books. She be
came so involved. She gave
her all when she worked
ancTshe gave her all to her
friends and sorority,” Mrs.
Malone concluded.
Odeassa Roseboro, now
“Administrative Assistant in
the Office of Alumni Af
fairs, was secretary of the
theological seminary at
the time she and Mrs.
Parker first hecame ac
quainted.
Over the years, Ms.
Roseboro and Mrs. Parker
were to become close
friends. "She was a kind
person. You could always
ask her to help you and m "
, would. She was knowledge
able about a lot of things
and very concerned about
ybe progress of her stu
■(denta.”
“There were times,”
Mrs. Roseboro remin
isced, “when tears would
come to Mrs. Parker’s eyes
if a student did not pro
gress Sie wav she hoped
ne or she would.”
During the years Mrs.
Parker taught at JCSU, she
was not only a teacher but
a friend to many. “I al
ways felt comfortable
around her,” Ms. Roseboro
stated.
Mrs. Parker was active
in various campus activi
ties including taking care
of the Homecoming Queen
details/ arranging pro
grams, or purchasing flow
ers for various func
tions. “She would always
make sure that the flowers
would be sent to an ill
person in the community,”
Mrs. Roseboro remem
bered. “She was also de
dicated to the JCSU Choir.
She was Johnson C. Smith
University.”
Dr. Robert Albright, pre
sident of JCSU knew Mrs.
Parker for only one year.
“But I know that Mrs.
Parker has been as much a
part of this Institution as
anyone else I have known,”
he began. “Mrs, Parker
will be remembered end
forever loved by the thou
sands of people whose lives
she touched as profeeaor,
f community advocate and
JCSU Historian.”
"Here is a lost that can
not be replaced,” Dr. Al
bright concluded, “end we
wish her family and friends
our best in this moment of
grief.”
In sum. Pest editor and
publisher, BUI Johnson
stated what a number of
people felt for Mrs. Parker.
“She was a dear friend,
greet educator, gracious
lady «nd, in her quiet way,
a very affectfoecomnwn
Iter 1 ha ^testd^i^lsfh
Funeral services for
Mrs. Parker wlfl be held at
noon Friday, March f, ISM
in the University Church of
JCSU Northwest Funeral
Home is handling the ar
wakeserrices will be held.
Ike family has requested
in Had of flowers, dona
tions be made to the hies
Parker Archival Center.
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Livingstone College Closes Successful UNCF
I
Livingstone College
dosed Its 1903 United
Negro College Fund Cam
paign with a total of
*73,228.86 collected In the
Salisbury-Rowan com
munity.
—The United Negro Col
leoe Fund represents a
consortium or 41 predomi
nantly black coDegeoaad
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universities. AU are pri
vate end fully accredited.
With the help of volun
teers, the fund cooducta an
annual drive to raise
money to high
academic standard* by in
creasing library holding*,
providing scholarship* for
students, helping attract
and retain top caliber fa
viding laooratory and
9ther needed equipment
At a luncheon held Fri
day to recognize members
of the campaign commit
tee, Mrs. Dorothy Colson,
Director of Development at
the college, cited, “Attorn
ey Darrell Hancock and
Donald Sayers for their
leadership and support
while inspiring a Jotal of
683 gifts from Salisbury
Rowan and the surround
ing community.”
Dr. William H. Greene,
president of the college,
Mid, “The contributions
made by our local com
munities indicate their
genuine interest in provid
ing quality training, in
ttruction and exposure that
win better prepare our
students to successfully
negotiate the Job market
and become integral parts
of society.
"We are most apprecia
tive of our partnership with
the community and we plan
to accelerate our positive
involvement,” Dr. Greene
concluded.
Committee members in
cluded, Louis Harrison.
Home F ederal Savings and
Lo«a; Jerry White, North
western Bank; C.C. Brew
er, First Union National
. Bank; Rick Parker, Wa
chovia Bank and Trust
Company; Mr*. Bryant
Norman; Joe Taylor, re
tired from the Belk-Harry
Company; Tony Black
well, North Carolina Na
tional Bank;
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