Two Departments Os AME Zion Church .Will Be Expanded: Barnes DOSkHAM— Bum. dUMoOSiHe Relation, and So avsssrsu*B£ opss*2£ns oof 0 of yatfWaitt wi b*n wpsndsd. In FSC Places 24 Student Teachers stu dent teaching at Fayetteville State Cehace henT has announced the tr3£Z&Lsr~rs2 gsggsss-s • AaSgneSr to Ashler School are Darts Murphy. Wallace; and Pa trtrta Ramsey. Payette vine. Locat ed at Edward Erins School are Otorta Wilson, Durham; and Alice -«& w sS£r hmm Waihara Oflmore, Fayetteville; isss hTm&ma. Cantus* umpixM Ui Elementary School No. 10. Ferguson School has Marlon A. DmW. Ooldshoro; Ivory Shlrd. WwtsvUle; and John D. Rooks. Kinston; as student teachers. Harris McCrimmons, Wilming na; Alvin Burney, Fayetteville; *tnftr“- Spencer, Currie; and Spa Squalls, Fayetteville; in In CM Newbold Laboratory |a|^| a Worth School has received Ju dith Marshall. Ftyctteville; Eve- Wn Brown. Roanoke Rapids; Pa triots Maryland, Rocky Mount: Jamas Newman, Fayetteville. Dr,’ waiter T. Pbce, director of CMObdary student teaching, states that Blnora Sharpless, Fayette ville, his been placed In health and physical education at Wash ington Drive Junior High School. Asaistlng Mrs. Williams Is Broafclyn A. McOeaghy, formerly of the Newbold Laboratory School faculty. Working with Dr. Pace is Dr. Nalaon Harris, former di rector OJ WfttUUOi «tUMV.....C.2. i. Shaw University. . ;765 OCTOBtR I9AS S M T W ! I \ I 1 2 ! 3 4 ', <> 7 H y 10 11 12 I I 14 I r > 10 \ 17 1 H 10 2 0 2 1 2 2 2 i j 2 4 2 ’> 2 0 .’7 2H 2 0 40 [4 1 | Do's AndDon|^L A Kind Word Can Start Hit Dmy Off Right JOHN W. WINTERS & CO. Homes and Business Site for Sale 1937 BOAZ DRIVE 11U50.00 2627-2629 DAVIS STREET (each) 14,500.00 FHA or VA Financing (Full basement) 1020 CROSSLINK ROAD— acrea 124*0.00 ONE LOT—Quarry Street 4O a 120 ..* IJOOSO 1621 Battery Drive 24400.00 INDUSTRIAL SlTE—Maywood It Rhamkatta Rd. —5.6 acres (near railroad) 2SJOO4JO ★ HOMES NOW UNDER CONSTRUCTION j 7M BAST MABTDV RUT Tbs U 2 S. STATE ST. Mr. sad Mr*. MB. fcvwa let us build for rout FOB rUBTHBB INFORMATION CALL: JOHN W. SWUM * CO. HBNBT SHOWN. Sales Ha I VA 8-5786 LET US HANDLE your INVESTMENT FRQFERTTi 507 E. Martin Street The\aj>andsd program wffl in clude working with radio and M evision in the looale of eaeh Oon» *"***' tt m S —fl? WWI P> w wlB W OOCiai UVU flUI| HsSKSas director to give the denomination larger participation with nnMtnal religions! nrgsnlmrieiw. THE VETERANS CORNER EDITOR’S NOTEI Below are autherttattve answers kg the Veterans ASwtWtrtWirten question, (ran taWW gmftgs m«m their famHlae, Pggth benefit. uay°bt toMW* si any VA oCfiee. Q. What preecdwra MM I follow to obtain as hMWaao hi eompenMtion? A—ls you can presentevidence to your VA Regional Office that your service-connected disability is possibly worst than wbsn pre viously rated, a tattng examina tion will be arranged and year right to an increase will be based cm the evidence. Q —How can I make save I will be buried hi a Nitlswsl Cemetery? A—Make yon: desire to ham this done known to your nut « kin or best friend. Rave yew mil itary discharge hi a place known to the person or persons yon Will depend on to carry out year pnm in order that they esn tdsnttfy you as an eligible pemon wh#n contact Is made with the Superin tendent of the Cemetery. Q— My father ki permaaswt. ly and totally dtsaMed due ta mum*. Wew eaa 1 obtain educational or trafnfnr benefttort Jssk affawLfa service papers which identify jw veteran parent and your own Mrth certificate. If, aooordlng to the laws of your state, you era con sidered to boa minor, your parent should also sign your cpgricarion. SUCCESSFUL politician, have a tolerance for boredom that evao oxcosds that d th. constant TV viewer. idle! ‘nf&nts’ woar — irregulars S.M oa. if perfect 143 ea. 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