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S/M IV RECEIVES SIO,OOO FtfOAf SOUTHERN BAPTIST CONVENTION Dr. James
E. Cheek (center), president of Shaw University, receives m check for SIO,OOO hem the Home Mis
sion Board of the Southern Baptist Convention for the University Emergency Pond Campaign.
The State Convention had already contributed in excess of SIO,OOO toward this drive, making a to
tal of more than $20,000 received by the University from Southern Baptists. Shown in the picture
with Dr. Cheek are, (left) Dr. W. R. Grigg, State Secretary, Department of Interracial Coopera
tion, North Carolina Baptist State Convention, and Dr. E. L. Spivey, director, Division of Mis
sions, Baptist State Convention, who is also a member of the university's Board of Trustees.
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THEY'RE ENGINEERS, IN PARTY CLOTHES Three young ladies enrolled as upper
alassmen in architectural engineering at AbT College chat during a recent party given by the De
partment. They are, from left to right: Misses Frances Harbin, Greensboro; Sandra Echols, Ni
agra Falls, N. Y.; and Otelia Pittman, Chuckatuck, Va.
The Veteran’s Corner
Ren ere authorative answers by
the Veterans Administration to
Questions from former service
gun and their families:
Q —When will educational and
graining benefits expire' for vet
erans of the Korean Conflict?
A—The educational program
tor Korean veterans will ex
pire on January 31, 1965. The
educational program for
World War n veterans has al
ready expired.
Q —My husband’s World War I
Insurance Is more of a burden on
gur very limited finances. Will
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this ever be paid up?
A—Some types of insurance
contracts are paid up after 20
or 30 year* If you cannot tell
from reading,! the policy, you
may write to the office te
which ybu pay your premium*
Q —ln case of a serviceman's
death while he is on active duty,
what are the limits of the Death
Gratuity and who receives it?
A—The benefit Is a sum e
qnal to six months pay of the
deceased. However, it shall
not be less than 1800 nor
more than 13,000. It Is paid to
the surviving spouse, child, er
children unless the service
man designated hie parents
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Food Choices,
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i«MMiura»'- reoulred amount
and Unde of fooda dally the
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mounta of all the food nutrients
you need. , •
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and Bread Group—Four eerv
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the proteins, mineral* and vita
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and meal patterns tor planning a
good breakfast, lunch er supper
and dinner.
WRITES PREDICTS NATION**
BITTEREST POLITICAL
CAMPAIGN
CHICAGO (NPI) A prominent
Chicago writer last weSk. predicted
that toe upcoming November Presi
dential campaign will be on* of the
bitterest in the history of the U
nited States.
Columnist Irv Kupcinet, of Chica
go Sun-Times, noted a growing
political trend for" crossing party
lines, saying:
“The GOP is now becoming the
home not only of the conservations,
but also those who oppose the new
civil rights law. Many dissident Re
publicans, by the same token, will
work for Lyndon B. Johnson's re
election. Prediction; On* of the
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INITIATED INTO ENGUSH HONOR SOCIETY—Mrs.
Eloise McKinney Johnson, left, Associate Professor of English at
AbT College, congratulates high-ranking students recently in
itiated into the Lambda lota Tau Honor Society in English. They
are from left to right: Cedi M. Brown, Bolton; Johnny P.
Thompson, Clinton; and James H. Randall, also of Bolton.
most vicious campaigns in the U. S.
history.”
FOR SOME REASON I associate
thinking with smoking and so,
when I try to think of a paragraph
■to write, I light a coffin nail (as
cigarettes were called in my boy
hood).
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On The Home Front WB
(Meats this week from Gates.
Moeklenburg and Chowan
Oeuattea.)
PROPAGATION OF PLANTS
Many -Her s In Oates County
ere Interested in an Inexpensive
way of beautifying their home
grounds. So several Home Dem
onstration leaden have satiated
In the aelectlon of several 4-H
Club members to conduct demon
strations in the propagation of
toeeo and shrubs by summer stem
guttings.
Mrs. Pennie Battle, besne
economics agent, says tbs
demonstrations will be car
ried on In several communities
so that more people will be
able to ebeerve result* of the
experiment.
FAMILY PLANNING PATS
Family planning » it neeea
aary? This question has been ask
ed In ell Home Demonstration
Clubs In Mecklenburg County fol
lowing the family life seminar.
According to Mr*. Mery
Martin, home economic agent,
the ladle* ere being urged te
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ROME PRODUCEU ,
Two tour* In Chowan woonw
showed that families 'i
lng much of their hotnC] •
ply. Mra Onnle n>ei'iliglTl)f»to4
economies agent, says —. .
gardens were checked tflT dnnt
sreen end yellow vegetghHtorWes
eubles end small frußijrjpt »
vitamin C and a variety tie-MM
table*.
Aj> a result. Mr*. Chariton
found that then was an average
of ll different vegetables grwwtng
in the gardens; the gardens had
four dark green and yellow vege
tables: and an average gs Itoej
vegetables end emaP frttoQ high
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