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At a foundar of the Eta Sigma
Chapter, Phi Bata Sigma Fraterni
ty, Charles A. (Doll) Haywood, Sr.
hat enjoyed a fellowthlp with the
brother! that extends back to hit
undergraduate dayt at Shaw Unl
vertlty.
Although holding meat of the
office* In the fraternity at nil
on* time*. Brother Haywoad’*
moat valuable contribution*
have been at a member of the
"Business Week Committee.”
Annually this fraternal group i
tpontor* a “Business Weak” to
stimulate Interest In various com
mercial and Industrial fields a
mong young people who are sack
ing career* and also to stimulate
advancement among thoaa already
In buslnes*.
Activities sponsored by the fra
ternity during the observance In
clude: (1) awarding prises to th*
most worthy high school students;
(3) awarding prize* to the most
outstanding business men in the
city (3) sponsorship of forums, sem
inars and public meetings In th*
interest of strengthlng the econo
mic base of th* community.
In these areas. Charles A. ("Doll”)
Haywood has been a fine example
of a sucessful business man who is
■lso interested In helping others
and his community.
Haywood Trustee
Chairman Os SL
Paul AME Church
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ly held* membership In the ti
Paul AME Church, and seme of
them are quite active.
Other pastors under whom Mr.
Haywood has served are: Rev. T.
T. Duhart, now pastorlng in Chapel
Hill, th* Rev. G. C. Scott the Rev.
T. Leslie Scott, tnd th* Rev Dr. C.
A, Stroud, who Is presently pre
siding elder of th* Rslelgh District.
Th* church, which Is over HO
years-old. owes much of. its recent
success to Charles A. Haywood, Sr.
Dream Os Col.
Young Fulfilled
By Haywood
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wood.' Other employees include;
Mrs. Charlotte Haywood Greene,
bookkeeper; Mr*. Carolyn Kama
MoCuiiers, assistant bookkeeper;
Mr*. Phyllis P. Haywood, assist
ant secretary; Messrs. Edgar Mc-
Clain. assistant and Wealey Clark
son. assistant
Married to the fames Mlm
MU tie Ray as Parham, the
Hajwseds are the parents es
few children. Mrs. Ethel Man
trees fleywesd Andersen, as
New Terfc; Charts* A. Hay
weed. Jr.. Orrtn Bay Mayweed,
and David Lerenae Haywaad.
all es Raleigh. They ahe have
sight grandchildren.
The ten erlgtaa! feau»dar* es
whet la new the RaMgi Fu
neral Heme were: Catena!
James H. Yeung, farmer
church dark at First Bapttot
Church, secretary es the Mn
sens far many years, and ana
es th* Bret fcagreae ever te
have an efftee to the Raleigh
Pest Office (Federal Betid
ing) ; Mr. Nerfleet Jeffrtee.
father as three Weal smldenta.
Mrs. R g. Vaaa. Mrs. Celia J.
Wortham and Mrs. Henri J.
•tredwtek; Mr. Benny Brawn,
an ancle es Mlm Addle Bream,
terg-time secretary es find
Baptist Church, whe tired an
Freeman Street; Rsesnel
Webb; Jamas B. Riggs, tom
band es Mn. Pattis Lea Bfcga.
who itdto en^N^TaiN
Lava, femerkr af*tha S?
C. Haywood
Begins 2nd
NHA Term
C. A. Haywood. Sr., local mor
tician, la the only Negro ever to
serve on the Raleigh Housing Au
thority.
After being appointed to All the
the unexpired term of a white
member, who died two years ago.
Mr. Haywood was reappointed by
a unanimous vote last month and
will serve until 1969 under the
present appointment.
Ha was the recent recipient
an expression of appreciation
from members es the Raleigh
Oty Conned for the services
rendered and his willingness
te work for better boosing for
all ettisena of the Raleigh area.
The city’s mayor, James W
(Jim) Reid, wrote a letter of re
appointment to Mr. Haywood as a
member of the Raleigh Housing
Authority of the City of Raleigh.
He first began service with the
RHA on April 11, 1963.
A product of the Raleigh Public
Schools, Haywood also attended
Bricks Junior College, National
Training School, now North Car
olina College, Durham, and Shaw
University.
Brock Peters
To Sing At
JFK Salute
ATLANTIC CITY, N. J. (NPT)—
Actor Singer Brock Peters will sing
at a star-studded open air Birth
day Salute to President Lyndon B.
Johnson on the famous Boardwalk
hers, Thursday, August 27.
Th* huge salute will be one of
the major highlights of the Demo
cratic National Convention, which
opened Monday, August 24.
mentioned church; and Mr.
John Turner, father of Mr. Je
rome Turner of this city.
Mr. Haywood attributes his suc
cess as an embalm er and funeral
director to, “Service*, efficiency,
honesty and falrplay. It has al
ways been our desire not to see
how much we e«n make, but to
give the best and most efficient
service.'’ concluded the well
-known and woU-Uked Mr. Hay
wood.
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Raleigh Funeral Home President
Active With Local Elks Home
Mr. Charles A. (Doll) Haywood,
Sr, joined the Fidelity Lodge No.
277 of the Improved Benevolent
and Protective Order of Elks of the
World In 1926.
He has proved himself a
loyal and devoted member.
For such devotion and loyalty
he was swarded th*
Benefits For Spare Tine Work
Qualified men who have served
as enlisted men or officers in any
branch of the Armed Forces can
join the U. S. Coast Guard Reserve
in the pay grade they held at time
of discharge.
During the term of enlistment,
which may be 3, 4 or 6 years,
Coast Guard Reservists attend
weekly drill meetings in their home
town. Once a year they devote two
weeks to training away from home.
Best Wishes
RALEIGH FUNERAL
HOME
C. A. (Doll) HAYWOOD, Owner
ONUS
50th ANNIVERSARY
Att'yS Mrs. F.J. Carnage
Raleigh, N. G
■eel coveted degraoto Sto
tt ate* a mamhm as to* Bax
ter's Past Exalted Ruler's Coun
eO. No. m es As Sto Dteteiet
of Nerth Carolina.
The mortician was chairman at
the Trustee Board when th* pre
sent Elks’ faOroe, 6» R Davie Bt,
fun day's pay tor oaek drfll
period and regular pay far toe
annual two wash's tratatag,
they ftod service to to* U. S.
Coast Guard Beaarvu can con
vert spar* tone Into a worth
while second toe—a. In addi
tion, they can retire wdto pay at
the age as to after » years as
aarvlaa
was purrhaead. and ha la now the
chairman of the Thanksgiving Day
Program, sponsored annually by
tot Elks.
Congratulations
C A. (Doll) HAYWOOD, Owner
RALEIGH FUNERAL HOME
ONITS
50th ANNIVERSARY
CAPITAL FUNERAL HOME
MR. AND'MRS. R. J. CLARK
Raleigh, N. G
Congratulations
RALEIGH FUNERAI
HOME
For 50 Years Os Service
317 Fayetteville St
AND
Cameron Village
asrrbg an™— to toe H—a to
toe elderly and undaortvOeged
folks as As Raleigh ms. furn
ishing tranepartatten and de-
Haywood is instrumental in
keeping this particular program
alive and also finds time to work
with the committee that gives a
Christmas Patty tor this city’s un
derprivileged children
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