Monday, October 2, 1961
Portrait Unveiled
The Albert Murray portrait of
, former Governor 0. Max Gardner
4 of Shelby was unveiled here
Saturday in ceremonies at the
University.
Gov. Gardner’s grandson, 15-
year-old O Max Gardner 111. per
formed the act of pulling the
cords which unveiled the portrait
of the great North Carolinian. The
presentation of the portrait was
Dr. William E. Beel
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by Mrs. O Max Gardner. Presi
dent William C. Friday received
the portrait in behalf of the Uni
versity. It will be placed in the
Consolidated ITniversity offices
here.
The principal address was
made by Frank P. Graham who
became President of the threefold
University when consolidation of
the institutions in the University
became effective. Dr. Graham,
now an official of the United Na
tions in New York, was close to
Max Gardner and was president
at Chapel Hill when, largely
through Gardner's efforts, the in
stitutions were combined with
Dr. Graham as President of all
three.
Other speakers were Gordon
Gray and President Friday. Mr
Graham, Mr. Gray and Mr. Fri
day were the under
consolidation.
Governor Terry Sanford pre
sided, and Secretary of Com
merce Luther H. Hodges spoke
briefly.
Among those assembled were
trustees, legislators,-N. C. Coun
cil of State, members of the N. C.
Washington Congressional dele
gation, officials of the three in
stitutions in the University, in
cluding the winners of the O. Max
Gardner Award, and members of
faculties of the University.
Speakers referred to Gardner's
great contributions to the build
ing of North Carolina and to the
University, to his role in national
affairs, and to his spirit of ser
vice and leadership.
AMITY WOMEN TO MEET
The Women's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Amity Metho
dist Church will meet at 8 p m. Fri
day. Oct. 6, at the home of Mrs.
Lindy Sparrow on the Airport Road.
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ENVEILEI>—This is a photograph of the O. Max
Gardner portrait painted by Albert Murray of New York.
The portrait was unveiled in ceremonies at the University
Saturday in Hill Hall.
Legion Auxiliary Will Meet Tuesday
The Chapel Hill American Le
gion Auxiliary will meet at 8 p m.
this Tuesday at the Legion home.
The program will include the in
troduction of the two girls who at
tended Girls State this past sum
mcr at the Woman's College in
Greensboro under the sponsorship
of the Auxiliary unit. They are
Hoard:
I. Application forms with wliidi
Mr. Birmingham may request
the tuition grant;
2 A determination of the
amount of money to he paid to
Mr Birmingham;
A list of private, non see
tarian schools approved by the
Stale Board under the definition
ot such schools given in the gen
eral statutes.
Then the Board mud approve
Mr. Birmingham's application as
ter lie has made it on the applii a
lion forms provided by the State;
and must ask the State tor the
Here- ~i; v tuild
Ac< online, to the law the
amoii-i! ol such tuition grants
should In- equal lo the per pupil
per day expendiiun in p>ublie
School: ol I lie pre; i dill g year
multiplied hy U!ti 1 the numlicr
JIM CRISP
Office Phone: 942-7153
Rcc: 942*5378
Mi-s Judy Timmons, daughter of
Mr and Mrs M M Timmons, and
Miss Susan White, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs Kerr White
Mrs. John T Brittain and Mr.s. T.
Philip Lloyd will he co-chairman of
the meeting, according to an an
nouncement by Mrs J Harvey
Wagner, president of the unit.
Tuition (irant Is Complex
i Continued from I’age 1 h
ol days in a public .school yean
At $t Ot last year’s per pupil
expenditure, Mr Birmingham
Would receive about $l:*o
Ibis does not cover transpor
tation, tor which Mi Birming
ham is already paying siiil! a
year to transport Ins daughters
on a special bus carrying Cha
|n‘l Mill children lo school in
Durham daily.
The amount ol the grant would
riot cover tuition either Twad
de|| tuition for each child us over
S2OO a year.
Mlei these steps are complet
ed Stale Board el t location
eonlioiler A i' Davis miisl te
ql es! hinds lI'OMI 111-, grunt from
the Mate Board ol Education,
the Slate Hoard mu i i equest
funds from the Council of stale;
I lie ( Hilled of S! ale milst
I'i nve a sul lie lent appropi ial ion
Ironi (lie Slate's contingency and
"emergency fund this appropria
j bon to lie paid to the Chapel
i Mill School Board, which would
in turn pay Mr Birmingham
The, ease is the lilt US' of
Hie tuition grant piovtsjou made
joi Hie I’eai',.ill Plan There m
| o I'” ability the provision vvdl
be tested ill com I
| fri this respect. School Board
membir Dr Itieliard Detei , said '
1a,,1 week that at the Board meet- j
m >! Tuesday at winch a giant
!, »r Mr Birmingham was up
proved lie did not as tie was
booled, make a motion that the
lon ion grant lie recommended
with tin 1 understanding that the i
vvlmlu Pearsall Plan lie put lo I
<i j
In lead Dr Peters Mild, lie I
made a motion that the Binning j
bam children be reassigned In I
Hdlsltoio because he feared a i
leenmmendalion lor tuition grant
"may test the Pearsall Plan '
in court, and I don't think it
• hoiild lie tested at this lime "
Diis motion was subsequently
withdrawn
| ,"I would not like t„ M . ( . || u .
Pearsall Plan put to a court
lest," lie said. ”| ~ inl t|„.
P<d Hill Board to .stay out of
court o- much as it can ’J
The State Board of Education !
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Tfifcli CfIAPBL HfLE WEEKIiY
Raymond Brewer
Funeral Is Held
Funeral services were conducted
Friday at Walker’s Funeral Home
for Raymond Hughes Brewer. 44,
of Carrboro.
Mr. Brewer died at his home
Thursday from a gunshot wound
which the assistant county coroner
ruled was self-inflicted.
The services were conducted by
the Rev. Leon C. Cheek, the Rev.
(Calvin Rains and the Rev. Rudolph
iHardeo. Burial was in Bethel Bap
jtist Church cemetery
P;illhe«rers were Bill Blake, Tom
jStrowd. Eric Neville, Raymond
Taylor. Ernest Riggsbee and Dick
Tripp.
Mi' Brewer is survived by his
father. S. W. Brewer: four sisters.
Mrs. Stacy Neville of Carrboro,
Mrs York Cheek of Durham, Mrs.
jAubrey Hnrward of Rt. 2. Chapel
j Hill, and Mrs. Charles Davenport
lof Little Sorry. N J.: three broth
ers Williams of Carrboro. Lewis of
the home, and S. W. Brewer Jr.
of Pasadena, Calif.
Services Are Held
For A. C. Baldwin
Funeral services were conducted
Friday at Bethel Baptist Church
for Alfred Claude Baldwin
Mr. Baldwin died Thursday at
his home on Itt. 1. Chapel Hill He
was 73.
The services were conducted by
the Rev Ltxm C Cheek and the
Rev J. ft. Green. Burial was in
the church cemetery.
Palhearers were Zollie Andrews,
Tom Strowd. Glenn Lloyd Bruce
Riggsbee, Louis Cheek and J. T.
Nesbitt.
Mr. Baldwin is survived by his
wife, Mrs. Nonie Davis Baldwin: a
daughter, Mr.s. Edna Abernathy of
lit 1. Chapel Hill; and one grand
child.
CATHOLIC SERVICES
Services are held at the St Thom
as More Catholic Church as fol
lows Sunday Masses at 7:1.3 am ,
8:30 a m . 10:45 am., and 12 noon.
Daily Masses at 6 30 am. and 12
noon Confessions on Saturday from
4 to .3 p m. and 7 to 8 p m.
meets in Asheville next week,
and will take its first action in
Hie tuition grand procedure then.
Mr Davis said, however, that
Ik- did not expect the matter to
be brought to a-conclusion "with
in the near future.”
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Maters Os Brownie Prospects To Meet
A meeting for mothers of third
grade girls who wish to become
Brownies will be held at 7 p.m
:this Wednesday in the lounge of:
| the Chapel of the Cross. The Chapel \
Hill-Carrboro Neighborhood Serv-!
ice Team, the local subdivision of i
the Bright Leaf Girl Scout Council,
will be on hand to help organize;
Awards Are Made
By Cub Scout Pack
Awards were made as follows at
the first fall meeting of Cub Scout
Pack 830: One-year pin to Hugh
Taylor. Bear Silver Arrow to Bill
Brashear; three-year pin to Phil
Hendrick and Bob Brashear.
Iwd den mothers. Mrs. Colin
Thorrras and Mrs. Billy Baggett,
were introduced. The theme of the
program was a country fair, and
the boys enjoyed playing games
they had made themselves.
News In Brief
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FACULTY WIVES TO MEET
The Faculty Wives of the School
of Business Administration will
meet at 8 p.m. this Tuesday in Car
roll Hall.
LUTHERAN MEETING
The Evening Circle of the Holy
Trinity Lutheran Church will meet
at 8 p.m. Monday. Oct. 2. in the
fellowship room of the church Miss
Katharine J ocher will present the
program. Mrs John Her ion will be
hostess.
I NC FACULTY MEETING
The October meeting of the UNC
Faculty Council will be held at 4
p.m. Friday, Oct. 6, in Howell Hall.
ATTEND CONVENTION
Dr Richard M. Peters and Dr.
Erie E Peacock Jr. of the Univer
sity Medical School are attending
the 47th annual meeting of the
Clinical Congress of the American
College of Surgeons in Chicago this
week.
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: | Irene Bodenheimer. troop organiz
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.i of the Bright Leaf Council, will
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Episcopal Men To
Meet October sth
The Laymen > League of the
Chapel of tile t ro- s will meet at t
p.m. Thursday. Oct .3, at the parish
house Interested laymen, irrespec
[ tive of church affiliation, are invit
ed.
Dr Syd B Vexander who was a
delegate to tie Episcopal conven
tion at Detro- Mich. , vj!i rep ,, rt
on some of the issues considered
there. One of them ;.s the proposal
for the utuficati EpisoH.ai
and Presbyterian i 'hun-hes
DA.VZIGEK IN HOSPITAL
Ted Danziger > n Duke Hospit
al, where he underwent a major op
eration last Friday He is not yet
1 permitted to ha\e visitors
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friliJY,, ; At County Line on 15 - 501 $
sll7 Contributed
For Carla Relief
Local Hurricane Carta coatri*
butions have reached sll7, ac
cording to Mrs. Caro Mae Rus
sell, head of the Red Cross chap
ter here.
largest check was for SBO,
which will go with the rest of the
money to the area office in At
lanta to be forwarded to needy
refugees from the Gulf Coast hur
ricane.
Mrs. Russell said the load
chapter is "very grateful” to the
donors.
It Pays to Advertise!
Common Disaster
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vide protection in the event yon
a id vour wife die together? They
should— l can arrange such pro
tection.
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Phone 942-1558
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