! GARDEN TIME
me ga:dfier
; Jg n.c.stafe college
This la a repeat but I think it la
**ol repeating. Hope your local
•ditaF will follow through and egg
>"u *■» still more.
• *#» travel time. Where in thia
tott land of aura can you find
inegv exciting natural beauty than
in the Tar Heel State Variety
Vacatlwnlind?
Tfc* 4 peaka in tha Land of the
Sky, all above 8,000 foe tin altitude,
beckon to you. Hare the Appalachi
an chain aeetna to have united and
fuged together and then to break
up in a confusion of lofty peaks
with a labyrinth of intervening val
ley*. This is the land of rhododen
dron, mountain laurel, cool broozes,
deer waters end fighting trout
At the other end of this 500-mile
strip of land we call Tarheelis the
ghost of Nega Head beckons. Here
rivers become sounds and the
aounda meet the ocean in a never
ending restlessness. Dunes are pil
ed high by the ever shifting sands
and trees bend away from the salt
spray. Every Tar Heel should be
able to claim a trip down the most
fomous outer banks in the world.
Go to Hatteras this summer.
Tor the mountaineer, g trip to the
Cast with stops at Old Salem, Try
on Palace end The Lost Colony will
lie rewarding and an adventure you
Will not soon forget There are ma
ny interesting stops in between, and
the fish will be biting in coastal
water*
For the easterner, don’t stop un
til you have driven on a section of
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the Blue Ridge Parkway, the most
popular and scenic drive in East
on America. And while you are
about this business of discovering
North Carolina, stop off at Boom
and see “Horn in the West" or
Cherokee and see "Unto These
Hills."
Don’t put it off any longer. Let’s
go. It you do, I am sure that our
paths will cross somewhere along
the line of travel because we al
ways get in at least one trip to the
coast and one to the mountains
during the summer session.
ONE OF LIFE’S EMBARRASSING
MOMENTS
TEMPE, Art*. When Tempe
Police Capt. Frank Adams report
ed to work with a cast on his right
arm. he had some explaining to do.
He told fellow officers that he
cracked a small bone in the arm
during the first session of a police
PHYSICAL FITNESS proß-am.
NAMES CAN BE MISLEADING
LA FLECHE, France Honey
mooner in France are being warn
ed that Ihe Hotel de Vllle is foe
City Hall, not a hotel.
Two newlyweds from lLondon
were arrested here for trying to
break into the town’s Hotel de Vil
le after dark. They were released
after police questioning revealed
that they were only looking for the
honeymoon suite.
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GETS HONORARY DEGREE President R. P. Pony confers the honorary degree of
Doctor of Laws upon Dr. Robert Cf Weaver, Housing and Home Finance Agency Administrator ait
the 94th Commencement at fohnsor C. Smith University recently. H. L. Counts, Instructor in the
School of Theology at the University adjusts the hood which signifies the degree. Dr. Wearer do*
fivered the Commencement address.
Robert Weaver Speaks To J. C.
Smith Graduates: Gets Degree
CHARLOTTE - Dr. Robert C.
Weaver, Administrator of the Hous
ing and Home Finance Agency, bad
some encouraging remarks as well
as words of warning for the 120
graduates of the College of Liber
al Arts and Theological Seminary
at the 94th Commencement at John
son C. Smith University on May 23.
“We are living in an age when
men snd women need broad learn
ing’’, he said. Comprehension should
not be restricted to Western culture
and civilization.”
Rather, he feels that men and
women should be educated to com
prehend cultural and national dis
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DEGREE RECIPIENTS Recipient of honorary degrees at the
94th Commencement at Johnson C. Smith University are, (l-r) Dr. R.
A. Hawkins a practicing dentist of Charlotte, and strong advocate o.
civil rights, who received tbe degree of Doctor of Laws; The Reverend
Charles W Talley, Exeentlve of the Atlantic Synod, Cheraw. 8. C..
who received the degree of Doctor of Divinity; and tha Reverend Cor
dell H. Kennedy, pastor of the Grier Height* United Presbyterian
Church. Charlotte, who also received the degree of Doctor of Divinity.
All are gradnatee of the Univeratty’s College of Liberal Arts and The
alogical Seminary. ,
POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT^
" """"ST 1 “ 'Y
TO THE CITIZENS
OF WAKE J K:
COUNTY
My Heartfelt Gratitude and
Humble Thanks for your
support in the May 26th
| IN MY OPINION:
1. The people need more grassroots representation
on the Wake County Board of Commiaeionerf.
2. The Commissioner’s seat for the eastern district
of Wake County has been held in the Wendell-
Knightdale section for 12 years and should now
come to the Zebulon area.
3. My obligation to the 4 JO3 people who voted for
me. a large percentage of which was by personal
contact
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4. The 3rd, 4th, to sth place candidates were people
who would ordinarily appeal to the same segment of
the voters that I would appeal to.
These are some of the reasons why I am calling
for a second primary in the race for County Com
misstoner. Eastern district
Sincerely,
BILLY K. HOPKINS
HOPKINS. RT 4
ZEBULON, N. C.
. ferences in the world, as we are
■ all citznes of one small world.
I In a country whose capacity to
l produce is sufficient to provide tor
I *ll people a decent standard of
■ living. Dr. Weaver commented that
' too many are still ill fed, ill hous
- ed and Ul clothed.
“Society as a whole”, he said, “is
i involved in the problem of direct
■ ing a wider portion of our resources
I for public use.”
i Speaking of the struggle of col
lege youth in the sit-in demonstra
i tions. Dr. Weaver said, “I personal
■ ly rejoice and welcome their par
ticipation in the struggl* for hu-
men dignity.*
Dr Weaver, who has risen higher
in the United States Government
thany any other man of his rao*
was awarded foe honorary degree
of Doctor of Laws by foe Univer
sity
Also receiving the Doctor aI
Laws degree was Dr. Reginald A.
Hawkins, a practicing dentist in the
City of Charlotte. Dn Hswldn* a
graduate of foe College of Liberal
Arts snd Theological Seminary; M
a strong champion of civil right*
He holds foe D. D. 8. degree from
Howard University.
Others receiving the D. D. ilsgrsa
were: The Reverend Charles W.
Talley, Synod Executive of tha At
lantic Synod, Cheraw, 8. G; and
the Rev. Cordell H. Kennedy, pas
tor of tha Grier Heights United
Presbyterian Church, Charlotte,
and a Lieutenant Colonel in tha u.
S Army Reserve. Both Talley and
Kennedy are graduates of the Col
lege of Liberal Aria and Theologi
cal Seminary of Johnson C. Smith.
Dr. Rufus P. Perry president of
the 99 year old college, conferred
the degrees.
Palmer
Graduates
47 Seniors
SEDALIA Forty-seven settlon
from 16 states and four foreign
countries received diplomas during
graduation exercises at Palmar
Memorial Institute last Sunday.
Georgia claimed the large* num
ber, nine. Including the valedicto
rian. Charlie Humphries. Jr., of
Dawson, and the salutatortan, Ae
rial Young, of Covington.
Other honor students wars Ron
ald Pogue, Cleveland. Ohioj Ar
te 11a Harrington. Winston-Salem,
and Maxine Smith, Charleston. 8
C.
The eommencement address was
given by Thomas W. Young, presi
dent and general manager of the
Norfolk (Vs.) Journal and Oulda,
whose daughter MllUeint was om
of the graduate*
Four of tha graduates are from
African countries. They ere Joeeph
Maine and Josphat Nginyo, of Ken
ya. Donna Csrew, of Siere Leone
and Robert Gray, of Liberia. The
fifth. Roland Simmons, Is from Ber
muda.
Parents of graduates pertltipat
ing in foe exercises were Dr. R A.
Billings, Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. Helena
Withers. Richmond. Vs : Denial
Young, Covington. Oe., snd I. T.
Gordon, Dawson Gs.
North Carolina graduates indude
Jean Andrews Rebersonville; Ma
bel Kill* Wilson: Barbers Richard
son. Tarboro and Joan Robert*
Sanford.
Lott Carey
YouthsTo
Meet At VUU
WASHINGTON. DC. Accord
ing to Dr. Wendell C Somerville.
Executive Secretary of the Lott
Carey Baptist Foreign Mission
Convention, with Heedqusrters at
1501 Uth Street. N. W. Washing
ton. the Ninth Annual Youth Sem
inar will meet at Virginia Union
University. Richmond. June 25 •
July L 1962.
This annual event brings togeth
er ehristian youth from sixteaa
states foe District of Columbia
The purpose of the Seminar to
“To give youth a world-wide
view of current prtfolem*; to offer
a Christian missionary spproart
and technique in masting these
problems; and. to credo and swan
an in youth a sense cf »**■»•
Uty as Christian**
Several outstanding ootid snd
religious experts will be 1*» attend
ance t© give guidance end direction
to these youth as foay sssli to toa*
world problem*. _ .
The Program tor to# •natma
provides for recreational *xpr«»>
ZggNllatiMl stimulation,, -
ritual MrtdußMi
Youth ranging to age bsdmssn M
and 2S are wileoanad
Mrs. Oddi W. P»ma, Baltimore,
Md. la coordinator for the Samtoa*
Mr* Dorothy Griffin, Norfolk. V*.
assistant coordinator, Dr. Woodall
C. Somerville is director of tha
Seminar.
Farmers sent more then MO to
lion worth of food to foe domestic
market in IML
FSTC Prof
To Attend
NSF Meet
FAYSRMVTLLR Dr. Henry 1
M. Bdktdga, chairmen of the ana '
at natural saienoa of foe Fayette- >
vfQa State Teacher Collage is one
at twenty who has been chosen ay
foe National Sclanoo Foundation to
gttMd the SwfUmmi—ii»g Bummer
Performs on Astro-Physics at
CtoamstMra unlvctstty, Washing
ton, STa August MS. 1962. I
■DCMorod by foe National Sti- '
onto Foundation, tha Conference
wtil bo directed her the Rev. M. P.
Thekaekara. 8. J.
Dr. Edridge, who In recant years
hag bean the recipient of a num
ber Os aohniartotpe provided by ,
fog Britans! Solano* Foundation,
wtil b* aoocsnpaniad by his wits,
MM. Mary tarry Btoidga, Chair
man es the Ana of Music and Fins .
Aria at tha Callage and their son
Henry UL She wtil study piano at
Georgetown also.
Hotota reportedly supplied al
mcat *ll os Cuba’s wheat end moat
cf Mr wheat floor, boat pork end
lapdtoeadml&durinf 1961.
Stomaoh
Sufferer!
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INNER-MED
WAKE UP
RAPIN’TO GO
Without Nagging Backache
Mewl toe «*a set the fast relief jreu bm4
tNM M||b| bteksehe, h—riiohs and
muscular aaMs sad pains that often eeuoe
Sm sights one mloonblo tired-ant
SB. Whoa those dleeomforte some on
•varoßerttea or ateeee and etrntn
—roe want relief-want It futl Another
Sleturbaaee mar be mild bladder Irritation
feOewtag wrens food sad drlnk-ofun eet.
Mas ap a reeUeee unootnfortablo Mias.
Doan's Ptlh work fait in I ooporoto
warei Lmranoodr pata-rsllovtna notion to
00*0 torment of nan ins boekubn, heed
»od dluretle notion tending to faeteeee
Output of the It milae of kidney tubee.
iajor a goodnight’* sloop and the
seme happy relief mUllone have for over
SO rear*. For oonvenienoe, a*k for the
Goat eire. dot Dona's Fills today!
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QUESTION: Whan ssvarml can- i
didatas have been ivnmtnatod. It It \
good parllamentory pro—dura to
rote on the last-named candidate i
first?—K. L. B.
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law daoa net say tha* this
mast bo don*. Actually, why
iio4 0n slm flnt-naiiiftd
can4l4»t« f^ila
GENERAL CONSENT: Voting
by gansrul oonsent Is * way of
voting by not voting. The chair
man takas the vote lltro
this: “H there are no Objection, the
minutes stand approved as road.”
The organisation saves tin* by
using this method of voting.
Should a member challenge this
method of voting, he should say,
1 call for a division of the
house!”
The chairman says, "A division
of the house has been called for.
Do I hear a aeoondf All in favor
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Telle yea say end everythin! fit wise to know Wthorn «atoms eny
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