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THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH N. C.. SATURDAY NOVEMBER 6. 1971 10 ~ ■ 'w-' - ~ ’ ~ ■ - - ■- • > _ ■ '.' r J Classified Rates Issues 1 5 Ovt pei u ord 6c sc* Classified Display Per Line Pei Issue 15c 12c Each word abbreviated, initial or symbol counts a; cne word 1$ ,«n | MiHjHHEPWKBMK JOBS: m MEN & WOMEN g* HOMEWORKERS WANTFD Envelope addressers; send self addn ssed. ■■• tamped envelope OV ERSBAS JOBS H- • Pay. L. * • com panic.- . $i < THE KM.IOTT COMPANY T4B Washington Avenue Miami Heach Florida 33130 MAIDS TO $125 WEEK BUST lU43S now: in N Y X i Friendly families. Fare -ent. rush references. Free Gift MISS DIXIE AGENCY W 40 St Dent. 207 NYC 10018 “A Thinking Man Drives A Yellow” YELLOW CAB CO 201 W MORGAN ST. WELDERS ATLAS SfthL PRODUCTS COMPANY .v i.r» ' ■ P n f• . | BOH WHITLEY ASSOC, £N'G Suite 5- 3 I>. uV- ■ be Bldif I Telephone 828-1,6,6 NORTH CAROLINA STATE PER. I SONNEL DEPARTMENT PC* Box 328, 121 W. ,t Jones St, Ra leigh. N f No fee charged An Equal .Oniwtwmu tmolovgr^ TARBORO STREf 1 DRAPERY SHOP Wc specialize in draper* in slipcnvpi.- bedspreads, deco rated j>i;icv\> Workmanship and materum . nMY.nteed D;,U 82S -2458 Mi- 'iii Cn.ircc invited Mrs Nell Wiidto owiH-i • HARRIS TRANSFER CO -1 ,iiii ,nee mov- R -.ai’.katle N C or contact at F.. ’ Side R -t.iu ant. Cabar- U-. Si rt (.! POOLE PROTHERS V, e Drihnc inri Wi It.- : Dr.v pi-otv: ?fifi "'BS N .'ll’ P-.-ne 268-142" P. P? I N C pterrep eramt molding • a petal ity lumver co jj FURNITURE | NEW ,V v l) USED FURNITURE G. S. Tucker & Fr , Inc. t'• 2 ¥ Hargett St. MONKS DI3COUONT FURNI TURE—Wb. pay retail? Save up to $l5O on Bedroom Suites, Llv lngroorri S uites Up to G off on othei Items Terms. 772-6255 10 am -8 ain Highway 431 S . be tween K.i.gs and Shoney. TERR' S> FURNITURE CO W V j-. , n:l i' .i re . arid usv.l fur ni;u: e 214 1 Martin ?> 818-8: R om sm •*- , ” t Wi 1 MISCELLANEOUS M FOR SALE m mbmmwbhhl ('coper’s ]>ar-P>-Q BAR H Q "if Chicken lOn: Sue. ial”. • Fit and Chicken 1W I- 1* YVIE ST GOLF BALLS 5* peucr.i off AH Golfei ~ Pro Shop Wendell High way TYPEWRITERS adding machines radios and all kinds of ntusic-i iri-truinent.- Wc trade, loan oi htiv See u> and save- RE- I IABLE Loan CO 3-7 S Wilm ington St Raleigh ■■ 7-- , e. i .mii. OUSES FOR SALE A new 3 bedroom home from Creedmoor, N C. Turn right on N C. 56 proceed to Wil ton to tiiird store on left, turn right to dead end. Turn left and approximately 3-4 mile ask for John Watson Any reasonable cash offer will be accepted. Call collect 704-284-4138, L. K. Cannon, Monroe N. C. FOR SALE y WORTHDALE 3 bedrooms. 2 baths, den centra! sir, fenced backyard ail for S’B 8 3. Call to day FINLEY GALLERY HOMES. 782-2122 ARDEN FOREST—2 bedrooms, 2 baths, carpet den, ‘large lot. a good buv »<7 K* Cull todav FIN LEY GALLERY HOMES, 782-3122. WORTHDALE Full basement plus 3 bedrooms, 1 bath Car peting living room and dining room and air condi'ioned Mike this LAW square foot home a good buv t iff ,; Cah today 1 . JIN LEY HCME3 782-3122 £6IC DC,Vi N and 5-41 CO a month ■ tor a g.tat three bed loom home ,u Wotiiidal- Finley Gallery of Hornes 8,8-8032 (Term? quoted MIA-3.: years <tf 7*jG . SPLIT LEVEL IN WCRTHDALE. Tniee bedroom, with downstairs den and workshop. Fenced in backyard $31,520 Finley Gallery oi Homos 828-8482. U'ORTKDAJLJE 3 bedroom brick. Pay s22 and assume s’» per cent loan bavmgbts *t. 3 per month -ijC’irfe -u ■■■ >:*.>.. *«v** I' M gH Wi i '■■'Y s ' v 4 SCHOOLS * | £ INSTRUCTIONS g rERTITTED TEACHER opening Da\ Care Center near Poole Rood Ages 4-up Call Mr Kef; at 334 708.'' after 5 CrVELLA BEAUTY COLLEGE A lO!'!r!cto i‘ij!ir-t’ ;n Beauty (u!- tori P< : -.n.ii.n unci ('• if D . and r. lfo ill -< ■ v.tckl ■ or montr.'v ‘ cr.l:', her! \!<> r .r p•• Ovnc M - . 223 S F • S’i> ■ e' Ft . L h N C RATEIGH PPF-OOHODT se re -.tine annlications f■>- m\t m »v f -7 4 and 5 vrn -old's cl,. ■ 121". Ridce Rri 828-5351 mmmm. imw m mm i m WANTIEI We need local noople to stuff and add:ess envelopes for our mail order firm For more information send a stamped, self-addressed envelope to: MANAGER BOX 3816 LITTLE ROCK. ARKANSAS 7221*3 MANUFACTURING FOREMAN - Electronic assembly s3.fd plus I. paid Excellent benefit? De gree neces-ary. Management Re cruiters 38 3 Computer Drive. Suite 108 . 787-78-2. Licensed by tire State df North Carolina MALE HELP WANTED Plasterer Completion of gramma: school and 3 years experience in tne plastering trade. Salary $545 net month. Apply Personnel Office, D;i othca Dick Hospital Monday tniough Friday 8 to 11 am. |j ” "jjj HOUSE FOR SALE- Good loca tion One block from new post "ffice mi New Bern Ave 7nvi- R -10 Ma\ be used foi busme-s space Best buy Call 362-7801 WAN l'flL Woman dr Ares do mestic work 5 days Call 834- 7608. HOMEWCRKERS WANTED in % elope add: esser > Rusu stamped, m 11-addres ed envelope to D D Hoinew-rkers Ai.yno Box 22 Beattj ville, Kentucky 41311. OUR FIRMS URGENTLY no envelope addiessvrs (Lonaiiandi ana typists at uoino or office Up to SU’C (! i per week possible Fm fi li details send $2 03 with a stamped self-addressee! envelo-v te help vau get started. Smut ’>: SUSAN BRONSON 2 395 A'bien lid Stiongi v.;!e Ohio 44136 HELP WAN ILD - k . c: weekly possible uutcssiug iij-ul leu* Xiruis - Fun ,t..u iiurt time it h:u —Send , a., i.-.u .-eil-edu,. ed ei. > < lope to malm Lo., Box 124jj, m i*.imi, L:\as -i'9l2 For Sale LOW MONTHLY PAYMENTS ~ Approx imate’y S/5 to SB‘* per rnonfh on * <?W bedroom KING C RFRRY Ho^e with FHA finaneng ava>!abif? sioo down a?d move in. These f erms .ire based o’ SIDOOO cash pr«ce consisting ot a family with 7 or more children and unadiusled Income of SA.OOC 360 mo payments of Sfts Model heme oper for inspection NOW Call HILL REALTY CO. tor additional informato-' 529-6809 3 GRAVE PLOTS in New Mouti Hug>e Cemetery Write D F Saiifurd. 1804 Lacombe Ave Nc ■' Yulk. N Y it. 742 FOR SaLf-A floor-furnace with pti r,p and a 275 Mellon tank at :.a l y.ncc Cali 829-<628 after 4 i*) p m. RF C OHT PHOTTFTY N’nes Hra<l: North Carolina'' - Finest Resort Puopi/m Buy a lot with ail kinds • f recreation included on beauti ful Collin it: ton Harbor. Call 828-3461 3461 after 6 pm. ' § : •: • FURNISHED ROOMS for rent Utili'ier included, also privi'- ei-’cs 8.32-5412 Furnished room for rent Utilities included. 833-64J2. Nice room in rooming house 'or males — convenient to bus stop or downtown House with mar ried couple He d of ,oid pre ferred. Write to B >x 25747 V -A| | ADMINISTRATRIX'S NOTICE NORTH CAELINA WAKE COUNTY Having qualified as Arnninistra | trix of the Estate of Lillian Ke ziah Alston, deceased, late of Wake County, North Carolina, this Is to notify all persons hav ing: claims against her estate tc present them to the undersigned at 3261,a East Hargett Street, Ba lelgh, North Carolina on or be fore April, 1972, or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery AH persons indebted v> the said estate, please make im mediate payment. This 22nd day of September, iv* 1 , MBS. MARIE ALSTON MACON Administratrix SASSimL S. MITCHELL, Attorney l*S«i Z. Hargett St.. Raleigh, N C October 9-18-23 30, 1871 IN THE SUPERIOR COURT BEFORE THE CLERK NORTH CAROLINA wake County notice Ki-SP-429 EARNEST LUCAS arid wife DC.IIIL BULL LUCAS. (Petition ers JAMES CHAVIS 3 The Defendant will ; 3 kr notice tivat Earnest Lucas and wife T>ni •° '■ 7 * ■ FftPiv hfj. - gi. . . i m t; v Superior Court of W C unty. Nortl; Carolina, a Specfa i ceding entitled as ,n . ; * rVieV -< c:k to ad-jpt J . v! i;-u Cnavis of Wake C, * . . to declare Hie said J,. " , . . an abandoned A- aid Defendant, James <7* i ;: • r-.or take notice to * ro-r.irvd to appear at t-.. vi : :,e Clerk of Super* u>. i . ..i Wake County in nij, oi: ; . C■ ■ • . ou-ve in Ra le* X :Tr, i i* . a on or be foie >■ ' j-'ith o„> of December. 197* an : .ln- .'.ri or demur to the I-. lord . .1 proceeding 7* . d,*.*. : A.i, Ist. 1970. or T ■ :■! ply to the • - ’ * it f demanded in said petition And I. at • i ’loner- in said £* • P■■■ t lion* pursuant to Ci. nc: .1 Stjtt-.tc-: of North Caro lina Ci ,ip*( 48. Section 5 <b), ail*. n*. moved the < ‘ ■ a fact and to declare that James Chavis has v. illu!!y *,t ml. ■; .t. d hi- child, Joyce M-v ic Cnavis, lor at least •x <■ .* lee .’IV I -Tit l; prior to the * .cnee men! of tins Spec ial P. icrcdm:-* and that James Ciiav: : * ih fur-iier take notice that Petitioners hereto will a-k :: .•*• t ; k : Stipe-.ior Court of Wake Co-int'. on the 16th day of Dec-vinber. 1271, at the Court ■ n Rah H-! . Not til Carolina, ■'< dv. ine t!*ic facts constitut ing ti e abandonment, and the -aid J. m C'itavis will further take t,m.ee that he is required to apne.!!* at 111 at time and place and ...i - if any he has, why a determination of abandon na-nt -i: a.ici not be entered. Th: the 2i i dav of November, 1971. SARA ALLEN A St. Clerk of Superior Court NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PRO CESS BY PUBLICATION IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT DIV (CIVIL) NORTH CAROLINA WAKE COUNTY DHADER ASHKER. Plaintiff vs LETA ASHKER Defendant To L. :a A&hker Defendant: Take nm.ee that a pleading seek in.- r: ,cf against you has been filed in tne above-entitled action. To uatu.e of the relief being sought is as follows: Dll ,RCJr UPON GOUNDS OF CNF YEAR SEPARATION V. art required to make de le-, . to such, pleading not later than December 9, 1871. and upon your faihr.r to do so the party seek:..? t vice against you will ap court for the relief sought. T; • ii.c 2.st dav cf Oct.., 1971. W FRANK BROWER. Attorney 9 ' E L- St Raleigh, N. C. Nov, 6-13-21 1971 MC I*l. i SERVICE OF FRO CK:-- BY PUBLICATION IN I Hi* l EM LOUR* OF JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT DIVSION (CIVIL) STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA WAKE COUNTY REN I D SINGLETCN, Plaintiff % r AIFRED SINGLEICN. Defendant i.. .-.llittl Smtiicten, Defendant: Tu.ce notice th • a pleading seek in- trlief ag.i'r.st you lias been fih a -r the above-entitled action. The nature of the relief being DIE GRCL UPON GROUNDS OF ONE YEAR SEPARATION You are required to make de fense to such pleading not later than December 3 1971, and upon :• vir failure t do so the party Sstekin. servu against you will api-iv to the c urt for the relief souglit. Tim- the 2 : t. day of Oct.. 1973. W FRANK BROWER, Attorney 9 5 E. Le:. nr St.. Raleigh, N. C. Nov 6-13-20, 1971 EXECUTIVE DIRECTOR A multi-county Eastern North Cmwina Cu rr unity Development Pi'.-.'iam Nor.-OEO- Funded) is -.in'- ;.n Executive Director. Aopiic . :.* be experienced in C-,:n: ,amt,, relations and ad m nistin .on. College degree and ab: to wu’o : roposais forcoin tr-unby development are prefer red. Work will be in the general, area of community development, ear A viihd development, health -mm c-duv '. Applicant must be : im to *'■ i - Black and in ch ■ -u- iinitu - Salary :s iblc-' ; rend immedi ■*'*■ '*- ■ ■-* ->!i■ ’i, wit-h de :■ : iptio- of 'ob experience to T -i : i 8.-\ ;li Henderson. N <*• lit (*,. v , ACh'NU -VLEDGEMENT Tne ian.i. vi- .. -to acknowl cd c '.'.tin m-.iteful appreciation tin- nm.nj kindnesses and acts of s. inp.iiny shown them during then i.ours .I oereavement. REV SPENCEII SARIER BRYANT IN MEMORIAM I SigblTTbi:*:. MU. ..v,l , I.;M H. WINTERS in ibv.hg memory ot a dear husband and father who passed November 3. 1659 His life a beautiful memory; His absence a silent grief He sleeps in God’s beautlul garden. In the sunshine of perfect peace. He i- sadly "li-scd by his wife, Beat me and daughter, Mary Lee; son-in-law. Lacy J. Byrd and also us j-randehi’drtn, Marilyn D, Jonathan W . Henry V., Lawrence E. ar.d Lacy Jr. CHILDREN’S BOOK WEEK ANNOUNCED The Richard R, Harrison Branch 11 hr ary, 1313 New Bern Ave., will celebrate National Children’s Bonk Week by pre senting Suzanne Newton, a lo cal author of Children's books, and Ann Hunt Jones, music teacher at Ligon School, at the library on Sunday afternoon, Your Weekly Horoscope November 6 through November 12, 197 t ARIES (March 21 -April 19): Though you may not be alone in week ahead, Ari, you will experience a touch of loneliness. As you sit back and observe, distinctions blur. Old symbols seem to take on new meanings. A very personal week, which ends quiet ly. But with hope. TAURUS (April 20-May 20). Wonderful week for you. Taurus, since your capacity for loving will be exceptionally great. You will be most vital. Inspira tion comes from unusual person and/or situation However, by last day, energy wanes, so avoid im pulse to cuddle in a corner. Read a good book in stead. GEMINI (May 21-June 20): Desire to get ideas down on paper will be particularly strong, almost compulsive. Do it. You are a special breed, dear, and the very act of writing will not only dissipate feeling of ennui, but may very well pay personal dividend. Week ends ceremoniously. CANCER (June 21 -July 22): Urge to be gener ous in both word and deed should not be ignored. If you hesitate, wondering and worrying about "what others may think," you miss marvelous chance to do good. Be whot you ARE, a beautiful Moonflower. LEO (July 23-August 22): Shadows of doubt nag and nag, Leo But they are only shadows, nothing more. "Screw your courage to the sticking-place" and you wind up on top of the heap, again. As usual. VIRGO (August 23-September 22): Holy mack erel, Virg, fun and friendships are yours for the ask ing in week ahead. Just watch it, lest you become involved in the cut rate variety. Virg is first class, so settle only for the finest. LIBRA (September 23-October 22): You hove a fine intuitive mind, Lib, and before end of fourth day you would be wise to make definite decision concerning very personal affairs. Trust your hunches. Remainder of the week fruitful in your career. SCORPIO (October 23-November 2 ?).- Dream your little dreams, Scorp. They are vitally important to you at this particular time. Mid-week favorable for a bit of nonsense, but avoid stimulants, for your present situation is already complicated enough. No sense in putting your head on the chopping block willingly, is there? Last day a ring-ding-dinger. SAGITTARIUS (November 22-December 2 1): Platonic relationship looms on the horizon, Saj, which may very well turn into a long-term thing.- Mind you, Olga said "platonic." Under NO circum stances allow it to evolve into anything more. At this juncture, Saj, you need a buddy, NOT a lover CAPRICORN (December 22-January 19): Sweet and sour week ahead, Cap, so prepare yourself. Perhaps you have grown accustomed to more than your share of honey, and may have to do a bit of adjusting. It is true that sweets satisfy quickly , but they also rot your teeth, make you fat and ruin your skin. Chin up, dear hear, you'll muddle through. AQUARIUS (January 20-february 18). Establish priorities in days ahead, Aquari, though this is not the easy task you may assume it to be Long-range career goals must sometimes be side-tracked tem porarily for short term personal satisfaction and family harmony. Think about it. PISCES (February 19-March 20): If you took good care of yourself last week, Pisces, you should be in a position to take three giant steps forward. Simon says so. O/ga says so. And so do the stars. Career matters, which have been murky, clear. Domestic scene calms. As weeks go, this one should be totally terrific. THE GOSPEL WORLD BY JAMES THOMAS Friends, giving credit where credit is due, I must say here that the Great Harmonizing Four of Richmond, Va. t are to be commended for their very successful 44th Anniversary at the Richmond Coliseum on last Sunday. There were approxi- mately 14,000 persons present, and nine of ' the nation’s top re cording gospel groups sang on this program, in cluding Ra.-| leigh’s own C».-| pital City Five, Sun d ay, No vember 7, at 3:30 THOM V: the Capital City hive, the Clifton Sisters and the Joy Belle will sing at Mount Zion Church in a ounxsvilic. The Gospel Spiritualettes or Washington, D,C. will observe their 16th Anniversary Sunday afternoon at 3 o’clock, at the Benson Armory, featuring the Blue Gates, Benson, Trumpe teers, Lilllngton, Freddie Branch and the Singing Stars of Louis burg and others. Chalk Level Church will have four nights of services, begin ning November 2, celebrating the church’s anniversary. Rev. George Jones, Jr. will be guest speaker at Maple Tem ple United Church of Christ* Sunday afternoon at 5. The Malabys Cross Road Choir will render the music. THOUGHT FOR THE WEEK '•God is not impressed by oiy~ etatus and power symbols; He looks at the spirit of the heart.'- Mrs. McLesterls Speaker hr Good Hope Women's Day BY MRS. CORINNA DUNN Mrs. J. B. McLester, first vice-president of the Woman’s state Baptist Convention of North Carolina, delivered the annual Women’s Day address at th- Good Hope Baptist Church last Sunday morning at 11 a.m. Her subject covered the conven tion’s theme-“ New Paths For These Significant Seventies.” Mrs. McLester is a native of Mobile, Alabama but she has - esided in Durham for a num ber of years. She is current- L a guidance counselor at the Shepard Junior High School in Durham, Her background in church and school leadership is rich. To enhance her knowledge, she has traveled extensively in the United States and abroad. Mrs. McLester holds the ABand MA d - rees from Talladega College -obi Columbia University. Many hours have been earned above the Master’s level in English and Dramatics and in student personnel administration with emphasis on educational guid- ANGER (Continued from P. 6) unable to accept the mores and snobbishness of their own mid dle class. The play offers no solution but it invites discus sion in its close resemblance to today’s rebellious youth. The Players, an Off-Broad v, -y Nt -v York based company, * as organized In Marcia Wes ton in 1963. Bill Nizeley, let or, Director and Coach with Hue mf-an; sot several years, pis the lead role of Jimmy Loiter in "Look Back In An ,*etMarguerite McNeil, the C .nadian-born winner of the Re. tonal Drama Festival’s Best Actress \ward, is cast as his ■ e Alli.su- 1. Both of these I ..-. * *rs and their supporting i* -si have been acclaimed for ’ it excellent performances and high calibre of acting both it New York City and the east e: n hall of the United States. 11- production in Elizabeth b h .< 1 i be given in Moore H 11 Auditorium on the Uni ■ eisit- campus at 8 p. m., Wednesday, November 3. Clever Father; Well, son, how are your marks at schooP Son: Underwater. Father: What do you mean o Son: Below C level. Congratulated First Student: "So the president just expelled you, t-lP What did you say to j him 0 ” ] S- - ond Student: "I con- 1 g -ulai.ed him for turning ? out such line young men." j Selma Church Plans Sunday j Celebration I b.’.LMA - Local citizens and I ; ■ i sons from other sections of 8 the state will hold a special I service at Barnes, Chapel A * Ml Zion Church at 11 a.m. Sin day, in memory of the late I-dgar Daniel Barnes, founder of the church. h v. ill mark the fourth anni- E v.-rsary of his death. It was | his deep devotion to the tenets I of ihr AML Zion Church that | motivated him to organize a I group of local citizens, in 1D09,1 into a congregation and have the I lat. Bishop J.W. Hood admU* it into the Central North Caro-jy lira Conference. The churchm became the head of the Selma■ - ircnit, which was composed of! t--.o other churches, one at Lu-T tamo and the other at Avery’s® Grove. He moved to Durhaml in 1924 and was one of the foun ders of Kyles Temple AME Zion Church. W, Mance Gilliam, retired executive of the N. C. Mutual Life Insurance Company, will be in charge of the program. The Rev. W.E. Turner, pas tor, Willis Creek AME Zion Church, Cumberland County, the first church Mr. Barnes joined, will deliver the memor ial sermon. Music will be furnished by the Gospel Chorus of Kyles Temple Church and a youth choir from the Cumber land County church. The program is designed to begin a drive that will enable the congregation to build a new edifice that.will serve the com munity, not orily as a spiritual center, but will include a nur sery, along with Christian Edu cation and recreational facili ties for every segment of the population. ance. Sunday School was held at 9:45 a. m. with the super intendent Mrs. Laura Hinton presiding. Mrs. Bertha Mials is secretary and Mrs, Leatrice Heighsmith was in charge of the music. Call to worship was given by Annie R. McCullough. The choir sang the opening hymn followed by scripture by Mrs. Barbara Robinson. Prayer was offered by Mrs. Annie Bryant. The of fering was lifted by Mrs. El mira Pace followed by the captain’s reports. Following the offertory prayer by the congregation, the announcements and welcoming oi the visitors were given by Miss Susie Hinton. Mrs. Easter Sanders intro duced the speaker and Mrs. Dorothy Ellis sang a solo. Re marks were made by the pas tor, Rev. C.R. Trotter and the benediction was given by Mrs. Tillie Williams. BTU was held at 6 p.m. with Mrs. Virginia Dingle serving as president and Mrs. Watson serving as secretary. A poem was read by Mrs, Eldith Evans and music was rendered by the women of the church. Bibles were presented and remarks were made concerning our sick. The sick include Mrs. Jam At St., Au§.’s Miss Mcirie Jenkins ' Dedicated I© Science" It is the general consensus of opinion that we live in a mate; - ialistic world. Miss Marie Jen kins, however, an 18-year-old sophomore at St, Augustine’s College, is an anomaly In this case and doesn't beliova that money talks when h comes i science. Miss Jenkins, who hails from Charleston, S. C., Is a mathe matics and physics major at St. Augustine’s, who finds time each week from all that an ac tive college student has to do, to assist students with their lab work in the chemistry lab. Sin* is patient, enthusiatic and zealous in her efforts to be ot real assistance. What she does not do, is get paid. Marie says she genu in e 1 Toves science and math. Slu: feels that in working in the chemistry lab she has contact and communication with sci ence. “I can be around scientific DEDICATED STUDENT - Left: Miss Marie Jenkins. 18-year old Saint Augustine's sophomore, work in the chemistry lab, assisting students. A dedicated mathematics and physics ma jor, she "donates” her time in the lab. and works without a stipend. Above, she assists Henrj Byrd, a sophomore chem istry maior from Wadley, Ga., with at: experiment. (See Story). Rent-A-Ford LTD'S. Thunderbirds, Pintos Wagons, Mustang, Torino C rn $4.00 per day I I Um; plus mileage Cal! Gordon King Wiygul-Sanders Ford 401 Bwßtown Bivd. @34-7301 Adams. Mi l James Hinton In Wak-> Memorial Hospital and Miss Barbara Dunn. The Good Hope Baptist Church is holding the Centennial program which began October lr an will run through Novem ber 14. Tim 4-H Clul -will meet Thurs day night d the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dunn. Our home demonstration meeting meets every ti st Thursday night in the month. l,*s\ "F -i: *-'■ • th*-.v catch ‘IL *j ~ A little rouge ami iip.’-ii k a n-\v hair-do lake Had With Good ” -'** hi a : i-d 1 y)—You’re ’ * * ,!j ’re worthless, you' - bad te: pored, you’re shin less a‘re a thorough liar. ’M! band i reasonablyy :l >l* ar, no man is perfect. e! a .itus,” she said, ‘‘a a I am happy around tilings to science and m i h,” She also feels that helping other students and shov, mg thorn the whvs and Vi.-, to;of her favorite sub .i"■ 1 ' ! 1 Ip them to appreciate • s cte o .<nd math in the same thani r that she does. To her, ;t matters little that there is no .stipend, one does riot need Pay P something that gives so much pleasure. Miss T *iikiiiis a well-round ed .student. She plays basketball w hi’ t! St. Amrustirte’s Falcon et -, .1 librar; assistant, a mm:, tier 3f the math club and has been on the Dean's List. After graduation from St. Marie hopes to cent i u, lier i-ducat ion and, per liu{>a : e- teach. She says that she might tike to ■ veutually do lab woik, “What’s because I love working our science equations ' and math problems,” she said.
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