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Old North State Medical, Dental
Pharmacy Meets Begin June 9
GREENSORO A promi
nent official in international af
fairs will keynote the annual meet
ings of the Old North State Medi
cal, Old North State Dental and
N. C. NFA Meeting Set
For Greensboro June 1-4
GREENSBORO—NearIy 900-farm
boys, members of the North Caro
lina Association of New Farmers
of America, will attend the 36th
annual State convention to be held
here it A ft T College, June 1-4.
The youngsters, representing 151-
chapters of the organization, locat
ed in every section of the State,
will begin sessions on Monday
evening and continue through
Thursday noon.
Winners in district and area
contests will compete for state
ehaasptonahipa in five contests.
Including: public speaking,
quit, quartet, and livestock
championships in corn, sweet
Judging- Top priaoa in stste
potato and livestock production
and in auparvisod farming are
to be awarded at the closing
The four-day meet is to be high
lighted by the appearance of Dr.
Lewis C. Dowdy, newly elected
president of A & T College. He will
address the opening session on Mon
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the Old North State Pharmaceu
tical Societies and their Auxiliaries,
to be held here at A & T College
on Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs
day, June 9-U.
day night.
Other speakers scheduled to ap
pear before the gathering include:
Dr. Albert Spruill, professor of
education it A ft T College; T. J.
Culler, principal of the Dußois
High School, Wake Forest, and N.
L. Dillard, principal of the Caswell
County High School, Yanceyville.
TOBACCO COUNTERS are atail
ing to display this sign: "CIGARS,
CIGARETTES, X RAYS." Catholic
Digest—May.
C. “Karlighr
LICHTMAN
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WAKE COUNTY
COMMISSIONER
"I stand for "Honest Govern
ment Only!” Your Vote can
make this possible.
Paid Pol. Advt.
Dr. Robert Kitcbin, director.
Office of International Train
ing, Agency for International
Development, U. 8. State De
partment. Washington. D. C„
will deliver the main addreaa at
the banquet to be held on Wed
nesday evening, June 14.
Announcement of the keynoter
was marie last week following a
joint meeting of the executive com
mittees of the respective organiza
tions.
Besides an outstanding array ei
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clinicians, two-top officials of the
which the North Carolina medical
group is an affiliate, will speak.
They are: Dr. Kenneth Clement,
Cleveland, Ohio, national president,
and Dr. W. Montague Cobb, Wash
ington, D. C., professor of anatomy
at Howard University School of
Medicine, editor of the JOURNAL
of the National Medical Associa
tion and president-elect
Sessions during the three-day
meets are to be conducted at the
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Board Os
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Support Will Be
Appreciated!
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CP&L Will Dedicate
New Plant On June 10
Carolina Power and Light Com
pany will dedicate its new Ashe
ville power generating plant in for
mal ceremonies June. 10.
Eleventh District Congressman
Roy A. Taylor of Black Mountain
will deliver the principal address.
Louis V. Sutton, CP&L board chair
man, and Asheville’s Mayor Earl
W. Eller will also appear on the
program.
Julian B. Stepp, CPAL’s
Asheville District manager, will
YOUR SUPPORT WILL B~
r APPRECIATED FOR
iLjL Sam Johnson
CANDIDATE FOR
★ AN ACTIVE AND WORKING
JR H WAKE COUNTY DEMOCRAT
★ GOOD GOVERNMENT IS
EVERYBODY’S BUSINESS
★ Married, living in House Creek Township
if Presbyterian, Mason, Lion, Navy Veteran
if Experienced in Business and Fanning
★ Town Attorney for Gamer and Former Court Solicitor
if Past Wake County and State President of Young
Democrats
if See the candidate on Channel 5, TV, Fri. Night at 9:30
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nies far the event to which
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civic and business leaders,
press, district CP*L stock
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A picnic tunch and guided tom
of the multi-million-doilar plant
will follow the formal dedication
ceremony at 11 a. m.
Stepp said CP&L will obs rvc
public open house a*, the plant