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DECEIVES KEY FOR ROOM IN NEW ST. AUGUSTINE’S DORM- Left: 4tMlss Pofcjjy Lynch, a Junior elementary education nvijor from Whitakers, receives her room key from Mi’s. Pauline 11, Eat a, director of the iu*vt % young women’s dormitory at. Saint Augustine’s College. The six story ojne and one half million dollar building is designed o house 200 students. raSSKL* ? ifey ■ . .jMBm. NEW MEMBERS OF THE ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY IN RALEIGH- Reading from left to right Sorors Mary B. Graham, Almetta M. Revis, Susie W. Hunter, India B. Smith and Esther M. Hayes. 'These ladies are the newly inducted members of the Omicron Zeta Chap ter of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. They were initiated Saturday, September 11, at the home of Soror Bertha Wilson. (See story). VETERANS!.... WHO HAVE HONORABLY SERVED THEIR COUNTRY IN TIME OF PEACE OR WAR YOU ARE ENTITLED TO FREE BURIAL SPACE IN A NATIONAL CEMETERY . . . BECAUSE OI THE SHORTAGE OF SPACE AND RESTRIC TIONS BEING PUT ON THE NATIONAL CEME TERY SYSTEM ... WE ARE ASSIGNING BUR IAL SPACE IN THE VETERANS “AVENUE OF FLAGS” IN THE CAROLINA BIBLICAL GAR DENS OF RALEIGH. THE ONLY COST IS A ONE TIME PERMANENT MAINTENANCE FEE OF $26.00. AS AN HONORABLY DISCHARGED SERV ICE PERSON OF THE UNITED STATES ARMED FORCES, YOU MAY BE QUALIFIED FOR FREE BURIAL SPACE. HOWEVER, YOU MUST REG ISTER FOR THIS. YOU MUST BF ABLE TO SHOW PROOF OF HONORABLE DISCHARGE. This program is in no way connected with any gov ernmental agency or any governmental burial pro gram. There Are a limited Number of Veterans Spaces Available Don't Miss This Oiler. Send Me My C«rtific*t» of Eligibility. Fill Out And Mail Coupon Now! ( T.C. 6-26 Veterans Affairs Dept. t Carolina Biblical Gardens of Raleigh , P. O. Box 14127 , Raleigh, N. C. 27601 , NAME * ... • ADDRESS • BRANCH OF SERVICE 1 PHONE • ' SERVICE SERIAL NO. ' NUMBER IN FAMILY THE GOSPEL WORLD The ("apllM Cits l ive will slug at Uic 1- Iks Homo, suikUq afternoon at 2:30. At 7:30 Sunday ilr Ist, they will he Hing ing ou the Yancey family's an niversary at the St. Matthew Huptl.st Church In Virgtllna, Edward Hoi- Va. The Big Ten Club will have Us 16th Anni versary, Sun day afternoon at 2 o’clock at tho Grace Chapel Church. Mr. lowaj will bo the MC. On the program will be the Gos pel Jubilees, thi' Gospel All - : tar , the ( 3olid.s <>t Harmony, the Men’s Chorus of Eayette i i ill street Baptist Church., the Rev. i , M. Strickland ofLouls burg, and many others. This one you can’t afford to miss: Galatia Mann's Chapel Churches present the Capital For The Best Living In Raleigh Buy In IDLEWILD SUBDIVISION OFF SAHDIRFORD ROAD , s-hiM ".. Hi W V # t ,J§ m iM m W I (HUPilfcS LAWSON —3 or 4 Bedrooms, W.U-to-W.ll C.rpet, DANFORTH— 3 Bedroom., W.ll-to-W.ll C.rpet. Range. No Carport kange. No Carport. $17,400.00-$20,200.00. $17,400.00. CRESTBROOKE Split Level, 3 Bedrooms. No Carport. Downstairs HANOVER — 4 Bedrooms, l*/ a Baths, Carport, Large Storage Room. may be finished. $19,450.00. ... _L' ill HOMO BY KINGSBERRY HOMES IOHN O.D. WILLIAMS CO. 2308 WAKE FOREST ROAD 833-5840 828-7284 833-5094 PAT T r\ Charlie Grant Jack Reed Neil Pearce 876-0887 787-9047 876-3954 VA -OR FHA FINANCING Scholarship Service Names Two To Souteasfern Office NEW YORK - The National Scholarship Service and Fund for Negro Students (NSSFNS) in New York recently named two now staffers to its Southeast - eru Regional Office in Atlanta, Georgia, The new additions are Benjamin Colbert of Savannah, Ga. and Mrs. Melba Miller of Atlanta. Mr. Colbert joins NSSFNS as the S. !.. Office’s new Associ ate Director, He is the former assistant director of Admis sions at the University of Ga. In Athens, where he was prl rnarily responsible for In creasing the enrollment of black students. Colbert will assume similar responsibilities at NSSFNS. "I'm quite enthusiastic about the possibility of NSSFNS meet ing the needs of students in the Southeast, because of the loss of black counselors in the public school systems,'’ the new as sociate director said. Mi. Colbert Is a graduate of Savannah State College and the University of Georgia, He is married to the former Don nie Reese Pickett of Savannuli. The} have one child, Fdwtn Marshall, NSSFNS' now Funding As sociate. Mrs. Melba Miller, was BY JAMES THOMAS y tty Flvo in concert, along with them will be the Dependable Quintet and the Clifton Sisters Sunday night, Sept. 20, at 7 o’clock at the W. L, Groene School in Nashville, N. C. Brother Ed Hall and the Evening l ive will sing at the Hazel Creek Baptist Church in Fuquuy-Varlna Sunday night at 7:30. There will lie a musical pro gram hold at Heck’s Grove School Sunday afternoon at 2:30. On program will be the Gospel Wonders of Creodmoor, the Richardson Family of Frank llnton, tho Clifton Sisters, and many others. The Splrltualottes of Bunn Level will celebrate their an niversary, Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock and Sunday night at 7;30 at Andrew’s Chapel AME Lion Church. On program will tie the Harmony Kings of New Haven, Conn., fri-ToneTrave lers of Richmond, Va., Big formerly a Research Assistant In Electron Microscopy at Washington University's School of Medicine. Mrs. Miller has been active In numerous coi: - mUnity .projects and fund-ras ing events, has traveled ex tensively abroad and views her new position with NSSFNS as both interesting and d bal ing. Also prevalent anion Mrs. Miller's many activities is an interest in the show business arena* She has established con tacts with many well-known en tertainers, Including, Frank Si natra, Sr., Danny Thomas, Sam my Davis, Jr., Joey Bishop, Pe ter Luwford, Nancy Wilson, Della Reese, Dionne Warwicko, Don Adams, Jerry I ewis, George Kirby, I.ou Rawls and many others. Mrs. Miller attended Clark College hi Atlanta, Georgia; she now lives in Atlanta ■■■ Ith tier son, Kevin, 10, NSSFNS* S. F. Regional Of fice is located at 307. Hunter St,, N. W, in Atlanta. The na tional office is at 1770 Broad way in New Yerk, Zebulon BY MRS. MADDIF I I <>YD ZFBULON - First Baptist Church held Its Sunday ' ebon! at 0:30 ii.ui, with the sup!,, Deacon Carroll Morgan, tn charge nf ihi' devotions. The subject of the lesson was "God Transcends our Un derstanding," from Exodus 33: 10-20 The Junior class review ed the lesson, Jackie Harris and Glenda Todd were the re viewers, Worship services began at 11 with Rev, J, W. Brklgeinon reading the scripture from tho John Landis and the Golden Echoes of Eranklinton, the Peui ly Gates, the Walker Sis ters, all of Raleigh, and many others. The Senior Choii of the Long Branch Disciple Church in Ben son will celebrate its anniver sary, Sunday afternoon at 2:30, Deacon lteubon Tayloi and the Dependable Quintet, along with the Chrisp Sisters will spon sor a musical program, Sunday afternoon at Davis Chapel Church in Spring Lake at 2:30. Until next week, here is our thought for today: "TIE Cl < )SS OF CHRIST SHINES ALL THE BRIGHTER DURING THE DARK DAYS OF OUR LIVES.’’ THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH, N. C„ SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 18 1671 6th chapter of Romans, 12th verse. The pastoral prayer was given by Deacon Atlas Jones. Music was furnished by the Gospel Chorus with Mrs. Avery Burton as pianist. The hymn “Peace Be Still" was sung. Rev. Brldgemon delivered the sermon. His text was “The Wages nf Sili Are Death." Prayer meetings are held or. Wednesday nights. The choir meets on Tuosdavs at 8 rvm Claudio Morgan Jr. visited his grandmother and aunt, Vlr . tula Harris and Willard Mor gan amt Dolnris Morgan re cently, Stephanie Harris celebrated her 10th birthday on Thurs day, Sept. 0. Mrs. Maddie Floyd visited iKveßjiouse |i her sister, Mrs. Lessie Tho mas, in Bunn and Mrs, Rober ta Cick. Sunday. TJ. Cheek Director Os Co-Op Ed. KHTRELL - T. Jerome Cheek has been named Direc tor of Cooperative Education at Kittrell College by Larnie G. Horton, President of the College. Cooperative Education Is a program which combines work experience with academic study, aiuuents enrolled in this program alternate semesters on campus with seventeen weeks in public or private institutions engaged in activities which are related to the student’s field study and interest. This innovative program en ables the student to prepares more realistically for mean ingful career by allowing him to relate classroom theory to practical application on the Job. While ho is engaged In pro ductive employment, he also learns valuable lesson in hu man relations through associa tion with people in a working and community environment. 9
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