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BOOST* - \ reward! pro
jt'Ct, aimed al increasing the un
derstaadJu? of the w«,y jn which
the- both- uses fond, now under*
way a' A and T Colletr, last
week received an additional a-
V.ard of nearly liv snp
plemcnt an original grant of $45.
Final Rites Conducted For
Andrew Jackson, Newsman |
National Art Shop
IN TER IOR DECORA TORS
Bf :c OR A TIVE ACCESSORIES
PHONE TE 3 9717
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| 821 HILLSBORO ST, RALEIGH. N C.
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1957 FINER FARMS WINNERS
f oncrfftTQ Pow«t B> Light Company k happy to announce the decision of
fudges In the 1957 Finer Forms contest. Total prize money of S2BOO is
©warded each year by CP&L to community groups and Soil Conservation Dis
trict Supervisor* In our 63 county service area of North and South Carolina,
I he«e awordt represent recognition to the individuals and groups for their
excellence of achievement In encouraging soil and water conservation
practice* In their eommunftie*.
Our songratufations to of! those who portlcipoted in 1 957 and best wishes for
continued tuccew with toft and water conservation practices.
Another Finer Farm* program will be announced soon.
TOP SCORING COMMUNITIES
First Pines S3SO; Chfticfuapirs Community, Jones County, N, C.
Place S2SQ: Avery’s Creek Community, Buncombe County, N, C,
Third Place $lSO*. Tlmrod Community, Kershaw County, S. C.
Ams SSO "Superior Rcsufis”* awards to the following communities:
"*' Wk>n Co, $ C. niH Mifshpil Co , N* C.
Y#nsw Co.. H B*<MtK filuneomb* Co. N. •».
i Wsri<foK„ Wak* €<>.. N, Bethany, Johev*tc.o Co., K1 <f,
Muar, Durham M. <| # $* rjipsofi Co, N. C.
OftMfc CKapcb Wgk.f SSfo., N tS* But-'corob# sx* , N %,
M«rv'*. Ctattgi fe„ N. f| a Jordan Qfova, Co., Nj C,.
Pk»w* <Srr*v«. N#*b Co., X. C 9*. CV>»rl«*, Le* Co., 8 C
’.SOC?*!* #ro**rr>sd*-ftaflacd, WW ®e» , SI. * BtJsMtOM, Or*r-»o# <?n , W <?
®iad»r I'Ofk. Dupll* oo>, M. C €r*«k, Yan***..’ Co., W. <.
D »,‘r*on, HatHa* €o„ JN, CL w*,rrt* Hall!** C»., M. €,
Hannah, e®„ i C.
Fo County Boards of h*p»n?hors for tKcellente In promoting
Soil and Water Conservation i
Hr* PtSw 12-S0 Oumg* Vntjnly Board of *nil &>nM>rv*tion Di*Ul*t Suparviter*
S#«orvj Sri** l?S0 81 mcomH# tSo:m*v Board of tort Sentervahon District SuparvUirl '
TW»d Prta* 8! 00 H»li+*w County Board of tod
. ,TL And to Individual I pH Conservation &lsirfat
Supervisors tor their 0 florist
1100 Thw** H. M«m. Bunmrrk* ftnutiW. M. * SW f. I. W*av#r, *r„ Worwaw * €.
$!00 R. l*« RordhMA, Jwms Covjr>4v. M. C *SO H#nrv *„ Hoo#rt. of«rt9# County, N. C.
*IOO .Mms* B, tHrm/, Y*o«w County, M. t, *§o W. M. Thom*. >.. County. Ki. C
ISO Aivtfl Wii«oo, Haiif** ficMjnty. N. 9..
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50J to ho us.-’ri over a fivo-ypar i
tioriod. The project, sponsored by
ibe National Institute of Health.
1 . $ Hepartmont of Health. Ed
o atlojp and Welfare, ie bring
oondacted by Or (irrile Hoover
Idwards, top renter, professor
of Nutrition at the rniletre. As
sisting her in the work are,
from left to right: Hr. Gerald Ft.
Edwards, staff scientist and con
sultant, her husband, chairman of
•he Chemistry Department: Eve
lyn Gadsden. Win top. research
assistant and Mary I .ester, j
Woodsdale, laboratory assistant,
a student u the college, major
ing in in.,(i(ution Management
’n the Division of Homo Fro
nomies.
| WASHINGTON CANT 5 ' - Funrr
| a! services for Andrew F .fackson
| were conducted from Si. Luke’s
; Episcopal Church, lasi. week, by
| Father Dillard Brown,
.faekson died with a stom
ach ailment at Georgetown !
niversity Hospital after an ex
tended illness. The 55-year
old public relations consultant
was founder *be Nationwide
Hotel Association, which pub
lishes a travel accommodations
guide.
; He also served as publicity a
l| gent for the Booker T Washington
j | Centennial Commission During
World War 11, ho sat up a secrets j
i rial service bureau to train govern- i
Six Films
Available
At Library
The Richard B. Harrison Public
Library has the following films a
valiable from August 19th to Sep
tember 13th. 1957:
FAMILY OF INDIA. 13 min -An
average, middle-class Hindu native
of India telis how his family lives
it’s work, shopping, recreation
ar.d education
MARRIAGE TODAY. 21 min.—
Provides dramatic treatment for
the ideals and goals of adult love.
Two couples have made their mar
riages work through clear analysis
of there mutual aims, and coopera
tion in striving to achieve them.
RHYTHM IN PAINT in min.—
Watercolorist Elio* O'Hara uses his
own sketches and others to illus
trate )he principle of rhythm in
painting Artist Margaret Shep
p.-i"rt paints a wa'etcojor en’itled
“Two Doves’’.
SOME PEOBT.E STAYED TTOMR
9 min -Shows Die machinations of
a corrupt political machine to elect
j its candidate
’rent workers And from 1948 to
IP 17 he edited the Sentry a week
ly newspaper for Government em
ploy es.
Jackson obtained his news
paper experience in the adver
tising department of the New
Fork Amsterdam News before
coming to Washington. Later
he worked in the advertising
department of the old Wash
ington Tribune.
He was a member of the Public
Relations Society of America, the
Pigskin Club of Washington and
Widow Lodge No. 7 of the Free
and Accepted Masons
A native of Springfield, Massa
chusetts, Jackson received his ed
ucation at Hebron Academy in
Maine and Howard University.
He is survived by the widow.
Ales Marion Elliot-Jsckson. nation
ally and Basilous of the lota Phi
Lambda Sorority. Also surviving
are two sisters, Mrs. Audrey V.
Purvis of East Orange, N. J . and
Mrs, Gertrude J. Evans o? Hard-
Tn-rd, Conn Also two brother*,
: 'Plign G. of East Oranec and Dr.
1 Edward L. of Tuskegee, Ala
THE CAROLINIAN
Market Developers Board
! Meet Set For September
DETROIT -- Invitations have
i been extended to members, "quail- j
i fieri representatives of local sales
| associations or seriously interested
| observers" of the Board of Di
i rectors, National Association of
Market Developers, to a three
| day meeting at the Gotham Hotel
here September 24.
A professional organization
SPRING BLOSSOMS. IP. mm -
Spring blooms from Florida to the.
Pacific Northwest, including many
time-lapse pictures of Spring flow
ers used by Mr. Ott in his lecture
■ series, “Flowers in Action*’.
STORY OF AN IMMIGRANT.
•30 min .---Story of the American!-
| ration of Sieve. Dangos, who comer
I to America early in the 20th cen
| tury. Also depicts the making of
■ steel.
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of specialists in lh*» Negro
market, lb® Market Develop
ers will open the meeting with
a “Dutch Treat Dinner" at
8:30 pm., September ’ in trie
Holiday Room.
The agenda also calls for
formulation of plans for the
j fifth annual Marketing Clinic
al Tennessee A&H State Uni
versity in the spring of 1958
NAME officers am Joseph M
bright.. Albright Associates, Nash
ville, President.; Moss H. Kenrivix,
D. C. Public Relations firm heed.
Chairman of Board; Wylie Whi
sonant, Jr Louisiana Life Insur
ance Ca., Nrw Orleans. First, Vim
President; Leroy Jeffries. Mid-
West Advertising Manager, John •
| son Publications. Second Vice
j President: Louiioer Pemberton,
I Dayton Urbap League, Secret.avj
WEEK ENDING SATURDAY, AUGUST : ' 'YU
Frank A. Bee. National Repre
:entatrve. Schenley Distiller,-, As
sistant Secretary; William P. Na
bors, Memphis Coca-Cola Bottling
Company. Treasurer; Jesse J. Lew
is. Jesse Lewis Associates. Bir
mingham. Assistant Treasurer,
j and H. Naylor Fitzhugh, Howard
: University Professor. Executive
1 Director.
Board members are Wendell Al
ston, Esso standard Oil. Norman
E. ones, Norman E. Jones Agency;
Mam on S. Scruggs, Michigan Bell
Telephone Co.; Samuel W. White •
man. R. Mars Contract Co.; Dr. j
William L. Crump and William V. I
: Harper, Sr., of Tennessee Star.® 1
University, are consultants to t
Board.
State Directors are !• Pm!
Banks. Jesse Lewis Associates.
, Alabama; nonaid Derricks. Cali-
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