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Vocational Guidance Committee,
AKA Debutantes Plan Program
Th# local AKA Ddbs held their
monthly meeting at tot bone of
the chairmen, lire. & V. Ferry, re
cently
The preaMent, Mia Natalie Wtt
propriate meditation. followed by
a aong by Mtas Bdith rreeman and
the entire group.
the Debe offered many ■igyee
Hons to the secretary, Mias Frances
Williams, tor consideration of pro
gram activities, namely (1) Job Op
portunity Clinic, (X) “Know More
Afriut College Requirements,” (S)
Know the pieces of Cultural inter
est to Raleigh, (♦> Acquaintance
with Voter Registration Procedures,
<4) Sharing 0< their time for serv
ice to Hie hospitals. Mentally Re
tarded School and Homo for the
MlSere Pays Raton, Barbara Wtl-
Hams, Natalie Wilson. Sandra San
dare, and June Powell, all of AKA
Dobs, who solicited contributions
for iho March of Dimes from the
local, churches, were given unall
tokens of appreciation. (Other teen
agers at Ligon also participated In
tho program.)
Committee members present
were: Mias Thelma Watkins. Mes
damas Phyllis Mann, Hattie Ed
mondson. Gladys Turner, Muriel
Allison, and Fannie Latham. Basi
leus Marti* Batey was introduced
to the girls, who expressed having
spent a pleasant social hour and
enioying a delightful repast.
Debs present were: Misses Sarah
Morgan, Janet Young, June Powell,
Janet Powell, Louise Hunter, Bar
bara Scott, Theresa Phillips, Diann
Davis, Joyce Glenn. Roger line Rob
inson, Carolyn Jones, Margie Jones,
Bettie Bugg, Bathers Williams. Yu
tha Harrison, Del oris Young, Fran
ce Williams. Doris Morgan, Faye
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25th Mid-Year Agency
Conference Is Planned
LOUIBVILLI. Ky. - Seventy
leading Negro life insurance sale*
executive will attend the 25th An
nual Mid-Year Agency Officers
Conference of the National Insur
ance Association at Stouffer a Inn
in Louisville, March 18-20.
The three-day meeting will con
centrate on problems of recruiting
and training life insurance sales
men, end supervising field opera
tions In the $2 billion Negro-owned
segment of the industry.
Dr. S. Rains Wallace, professor of
business education at the Univer
sity of Vriglni* and vice president
of ihe Life Insurance Agency Man
agement Aasociation, will be the
main lecturer in two sessions sche
duled for Thursday, March 19. ac
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Denyce Stokes. Claudette Lavister,
and Betty Roberts.
cording to I I. Fort agency di
rector of Mammoth Life Insurance
Company. Louisville. He is pro
gram chairman.
William A. Clement. CLU.
president es the NIA, will ad
dress s hmchern Thursday.
Willi* Galimore, star half-back of
the Chicago Bears football team and
representative in the off-season for
S and H Green Stamps, will pre
sent a football film and short talk
on Thursday.
Percy W. Prothrow, vice-presi
dent agency section of NLA, will
preside at the sessions.
NIA, now in its 44th year, repre
sents 48 Negro-owned life indltr
ance companies that comprise the
strongest financial institutions a
mong that group.'
2 Raleigh
Men Named
By Engineers
Two Raleigh man have boon
aloe tod to top officee in the North
Carolina Society of Engineers.
A. J. Woody, aaiatant district
manager for Carolina Power A
Light Company, was elected presi
dent of tha state-wide organisa
tion. and Leroy M Keever. electri
cal engineer for the N. C. Utilities
Commission, was re-elected secre
tary at the 4Cth annual meeting
m Durham.
Woody moves up to tha presi
dency attar having served as di
rector and vice-president He suc
ceeds R W. Netlson of Winston-
Salem.
Keever has been active in the
Society amce 1037 and has served
as secretary-treasurer since IMS.
Both men are members of tha Ra
leigh Engineers Club.
Other officers selected to serve
with them are L. C. Cheek. Jr., of
Charlotte and R F. Coleman. Jr.,
of Wilmington, vice-president.
The Society has more than 1,300
members throughout tha state.
Beauticians
Convene Here
April 26-29
The North Carolina Beauticians
and Cosmetologists Association
will hold their annual convention
April 36-3$ in Raleigh.
This meeting will mark the 15th
anniversary of the association. The
beeiltlclahs will celebrate their sil
ver anniversary with the theme.
TO Serve the Present Age."
Mrs. Vivisn Massey of Winston-
Salem » state president of the As
sociation. and Mrs. T. J. Memtt of
T 39 a East Street. Raleigh, is con
vention chairman.
The Beautician Association was
founded in Raleigh. This year’s
meeting will be held in the speci
ous Raleigh Memorial Auditorium
More than 900 beauticians are ex
pected to attend.
Highlights of the convention will
be a public meeting with a nalierv
aily-knwon speaker, a silver anni
versary banquet in honor of the
founder*, the usual schedule of
business and a large exhibition area
tar professional improvement
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