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The Roving Reporter
BY REV. D. N. HOWARD
NOTE: THE CAROLINIAN
will give SI.S4 for each ques
tion used in this column. Send
your question to The Roving
Reporter, P. O. Box S2B, Ra
leigh. N. C. Winner this week
is Mr. H. E. Brown. Ligon
High School.
This week’s interview with
students nt the J. W. Ligon
Junior - Senior High School,
who are studying under the
“New Programmed Algrebra”
course being taught at Ligon.
THE QUESTION: “Do You
Feel That Tou Comprehend As
Mnch or More in A Shorter
Period of Time in the New
Programmed Algrebra as Com-
LEGAL NOTICES
NORTH CAROLINA
WAKE COUNiY
NOTICE
Under and by virture of the power
of sale contained in a certain dead of
trust executed by Mary Alice Beck
with (widow), dated April 40, 1163, and
recorded in Book 1501, Page 999.
In the office of tha Register ol Deeds
of Wake County. North Carolina, de
fault having been made in the pay
ment of the indebtedness thereby se
cured and said deed of trust being by
the terme thereof subject to foreclos
ure, tha undersigned trustee, will offer
for sale at public auction to the high
est bidder for cash at the courthouen
door in Wake ComPy. North Carolina,
at 12:00 noon, on December 14. 1962,
the property cohveyed in said deed of
trust, the same being In the County of
Wake. City of Raleigh. State of North
Carolina, and being more particularly
described as follows:
BEGINNING at • stake in the
line dividing Lota 14 and U of Will
Armstrong Property, located in
Swift Creek Township. Wake
County. North Carolina, according
to map of sama by J. L. Nicholson,
Engineer, dated November 19. 1388:
runs thence North T1 degrees 10
minutes West 110 feet to a stake in
the Armstrong Road: runs thence
with the line of said Road North
It degrees 50 minutes East 65 feet
to a stake; thence with the line
dividing Lota 16 and 15. South T1
degrees 10 minutes West 110 feet to
a stake: thence South 13 degrees
80 minutes West to the point and
place of BEGINNING, and being
ell of the Lot No 15 In the afore
said Map of Will Armstrong Prop
erty.
■nils property will be sold stibieci to
taxes for 1962 and the sale will remain
open for ten days to receive increased
bid aa required by law.
This 27th dav of November. 1982.
GEORGE R GREENE. Trustee
December 1. 8. 15. and It.
pored with the Old Method of
Teaching?”
MISS DeAN- ihm
NE NEWELL.
1211 Fayetteville ■jmBMHBi
St.: "I feel that Kg,. WHB
I have learned
much more un
der the new pro
pram than the
regular plan. Un-H" *
der the new pro
gram I am able
to work at rnymUaBMUsHMSB
own pace. I
think that this
is a great advantage to many stu
dents. It also explains the pro
cedure to a problem step, by step.
I really believe that I am learning
more in a much shorter period of
time in the new program."
•-* SHARON HIN
TON. 130 d E.
Edenton St :
think that. I am
learning just ai
BPI fast or faster
fg .* fltS and just as
Hfr,. •.* - Ju much, studying
under the New
Algrebra Pro
gram here at
Ligon. You are
BllS&t J9H able to stay on a
HHNHI problem
you understand it without inter
fering with other students. I feel
that the new program is a greater
help in that the explanations of
the problems are made very clear.
I would be very happy to see all the
other courses in our school pro
grammed in this manner. I be
believe that this would Increase
our educational out-look for the
future."
MISS BXTTTE fMMHmHMI
J. SANDERS.^
Haywood
St : In my °-■i'aF-Sss.'&S’S'
pinion, this
system of pro
grammed Algre
bra is most, ef
flcient m achlev-
Ing quality cdu
ration You havr
the privilege of p
working as fast b 'K™?>'■?>?'
1 or as slow as you ■BHHmmM^^D
like. Both the old and new meth
ods of teaching have their ad
vantages and disadvantage*. I
prefer the the new system, be
cause I have the opportunity to
accomplish more in the game
school year."
CHARLES
-tefi-SV 1 ! WORTH. 1415 E.
ijfe t'GKS&B Jones St : "The
flp' New Program-
K Ji-med enables a
Wt i'lij student to work
WlmSiFwmiaßm as long and as
faat u be de
sires. If you
have the ability
you are able to
■ work ahead of
mSfMBBf Istudf nti who
HHHIRHHPi may baa little
slower. Some of us will be able to
oomplete one full year of work In
one aemeater (one half the time).
The new method is gening in in
terest rapidly throughout the
■chool."
MIBB DORO-B*
THY BATTLE.
9, Iredell Terr./
"The new meth
od of teaching
Algebra U ao
simple that the
slow student 1*
able to loam
more The prob- f
iema we well ex
plained If help
is needed from
the teaoher. you
get it individually. This Individual
help enablee the slow student to
oomprehend faster with the per-
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WOODY CABBOUL Mfr. JACK MOOBE. Aset Mcr
Rock ¥ Roll
Artists Jailed
And Fined
NASHVILLE. Tann. <ANP> -
Sentenced to fine* totaling S3OO and
three year Jail terms for indulging
in interracial sex parties four men.
) including two rock Jn' roll singers,
and William Throne. 32, and Thom
as Kennedy, 33.
Snaed was givan 11 months and
33 days In jail and a #IOO fine for
conspiracy, and six month* and
S9O fine for aiding and abetting
prostitution. Cranberry drew an M
month* and » day* sentence for
conspiracy. Throne was sentenced
to 11 months and 30 days and fined
*IOO for conspiracy.
Kennedy was givan six months
and finad S3O for aiding and abett
ing prostitution.
The four wer* aentenced by
Judga John L. Draper in criminal
1 court. Assistant District Atty. Gen
eral Howard Butler mlde much of
! the carryinga-on between th* Ne
groes and whites involved. Indicat
ing that abortions and sulcida at
tempta had resulted.
Defense attorneys announced
they would file p4titlon» within 30
days to have the sentences auapend
ed. Meanwhile, the four defendants
were raleaaed under sl.oo# bonds.
The names of th# white girls,
two of whom turned atate witness
es. were withheld.
The defendants pleaded guilty to
the charges before an all-mal# all
white Jury- . _
Both Judge Draper and Butler
said th# chargee stemmed from a
sort#* of interracial “petting and
sox partita. Butler said two of the
white women described th# affairs
as a “aerie* of petting Jjartiea.
j drinking parti** and. In SOW* In
stances. nude partite.”
Butler described it *• "JuM a
mats that arose over teen-agars
sonaliae help th* teacher 1* there
to give. The student who cannot
I read well or understand his read
-1 tng will have a greater problem
with Programmed Algrebra.
HIGH, Jr , 519 8 Rg
Haywood Bt.:
■ feel that I am|
learning more in BlgE, .Jgjijfr
1 a shorter period
of time under the
new method Ulilris&SlMgltf
> The problems
■ are explained
> clearer than
■ some teachers
| are able to ex- ’
> plain them.
1 you make a mistake you are able
• to find It at once. The answers to
1 each problem are nearby. The
’ moat important thing about the
1 program, too. Is that you are able
t to use your own ability to progress
1 as fast or as alow as you like."
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Ij liigMari
•Weill—T* waiting It"
PTA Shown Film
GREENSBORO Dudley High
School PTA mat In tha school's au
ditorium last weak, Ike meeting
was prasidod over by its pnaMoat
Mr. Samuel A. Rouaoo.
After th* business aaaMen. the
mooting was turned to Mra Luvonla
Milling, co-chairman of the program
committao, who introduced the
program for th* evening.
The program was conducted by
two Guilford County Health De
partment Officials, Mra Mary Van-
Neese, Chief Psychiatric Social
Worker in th* mental health de
partment and Mr. Howard Qallty,
going to places where Sneed and
Cranberry were entertaining. Af
ter these rock V roll eaasions," he
said, “these girls and boy a, aom*
colored and some white, andod up
in tourita courts and what wo call
good-time houses."
He added that as a result of an
Investigation, during which about
23 whit* girls and boys wore ques
tioned, evidence was unqovered
showing that there ware four at
tempted suicides and three abor
tions involving white girla
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