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PAGE KIOHT THE CAROLINA TIMES SATUBDAY. FEB. t, lt57 Gastonia Girl Among Nine At Spelman Named In Who's Who AtkjANTX, Ga. Nine Spelman College stu dents will be listed In the forth coming issue of Wbo’s Who in Ameriean Universities and Col leges. Six members of the senior class and three juniors were elected to this honor by their fellow students from a list of tweney-seven , candidates pre pared by the registrar and ap proved by the faculty. They were chosen on the basis of leadership, scholarship, cliarac- ter and service to Spelman Col lege. The students are: Juliet Dobbs Blackburn, Jackson, Mississippi; Ray Francis Chat man, Atlanta; Pauline Evange line Drake, Atlanta; Willie Dol- lie Glover, Macon, Georgia; Re becca Gorden, Atlanta; Pre- thania Joyce Kent, Statesboro, Georgia; Mamie Gray Russell, Gastonia, North Carolina; Jean- ell Stovall, Atlanta; Delo Eliza beth Wasliington, Beaufort, South Carolina. his M. A. in dramatic arts at Western Reserve University in Cleveland, Ohio. New Faculty Members Named GREENSBORO Addition of one new faculty member was tuinounced at Ben nett College as the second se mester began on Monday. Roger L. Askew, of Kansas City, Kansas, has been added as an instructor in drama, and speech. Mr. Askew, an A. B. from Fisk University, earned -Jackson- (Continued from page 5) to send the game into overtime. In two previous contests the Bulldogs had dropped 75-38 and 73-59 decisions to the jet-pro pelled Tigers. It doesn’t take much imagi nation to understand tluit thfe Tiger headman was happy when this affair was over. But with Coach Fred Hobd/s Grambling Tigers moving in the following night, the Tiger master’s repri eve was only short-lived as the Louisiana cagers picked upi where the Bulldogs left off. The Jackson State squad eked out a hard earned 76-72 win and never led by a margin larger than nine points. The score was tied 15-15 at the end of the first quarter and the visitors trailed by only three points at the half. -Vote- (continued from page 1) after the trial that the case, res ted largely on the defense con tention that Faison was not a resident of his precinct, whicl^ the jury later sustained. They maintained during trial after the r^idence question bad become an issue that it was' an afterthought of the defense and was not an original issue in the matter. R. E. Giles, an assistant North Carolina attorney general who was one of Mrs. Taylor’s defense attorneys, persuaded the Jury, by use of a map, that the Faison home was not located in the Seaboard precinct at whicU Mrs. Taylor refused him regis tration. In his argument, Atty. Taylor pointed out that all the Faisons live in the same house and that Faison's brother aqd father had registered at the Seaboard pre cinct. -Scheldt- (continued from page 1) A>»»>iuiug to Lynn Nisbet, columnist in a North Caroling daily, Scheldt was given the as> signment of representing tha state in hearings on the civil rights proposals some days ago by North Carolina’s Governor, Luther Hodges. (continued from page 1) burg, and Charlotte, N. C., and Morristown, Tenn. Rev. Cannady is survived by his widow, Mrs. Mary Parham Cannady; three daughters, Mrs. Alma C. Rowland of Henderson; Mrs. Annye C. Buck of (3iar- lotte; and Mrs. Lucille C. Pln- kett of Washington, D. C.; two grandchildren, Vernon Buck and James Rowland; a sister, Mrs. MoUle Peace; and a bro ther, Warner H. Cannady, both of Oxford. Funeral services were held at St. Joseph AMEZ Chturch ln{ Oxford on February 2. The Eu logy was delivered by Rev. L. C. Asbury, Presiding Elder, Concord District, West Central N. C. Conference, llonro4. In terment was in the Cheatham Memorial Cehietery in Qxfprd. -Editor- (continued from page 1) referring to the effigy. Phillip Jefferson, senior Psy chology nuijor, admitted Taylor had a perfect right to his opin ion, but felt that he shouldn’t try to belittle athletics If he felt •cholMtitif tiMded Impiovi^. "You don’t make the Ameri ca league better by tearing down the Yankees. You should buUd up the White Sox," he as serted. There were some stud«its on Taylor’f side, however, though pitifully few in comparison ta the total student population. Barbara McLendon, Washing-' ton, D. C. commerce majot’, said, for Instance, “I don’t see any thing wroqg with ^Taylor’si peice.” - Horae* O. Dawson, faculty advisor of the student •newst pat>er, said that the paper has always maintained a policy oC press freedom consistent with responsibility. In answering critics of the newspaper policy which permit ted Taylor to voice an unpopu lar opinion, Dawson said, “I don’t think that any paper' should restrict itself to an ex pression of popular opinion. Be- 'SbhdCojiiul Stem OL '57 BILLV/jICOUNf ECKSTII BASIE \H AND OICtUSTIA fsstMlag JOE WILLIAMS SARAH VAUGHAN JERI SOUTHERN BUD POWELL TRIO CHET BAKER LESTER YOUNG ZOOT SIIVIS PHINEAS NEWBORN JR. QUARTET TERRY GIBBS QUARTET featuring TERRY POLLARD SELDON POWELL • ROLF KUHN JIMMY JONES • ROY HAYNES • RICHARD DAVIS RALEIGH MEMARIAL AUD. 8:15 OC FEB. Mail Order And Ticket Sale '^411 Seats Reserved THIEM’S RECORD SHOP 12.50—$2.75 HAMUN DRUG COMPANY $3.00—13.50 Positively The Only Date In Eastern North Carolina. FREE! $2,000 IN CASH! S250.00 EACH WEEK FOR EIGHT WEEK S BEING GIVEN AWAY HERE IN YOUR LOCAL COLONIAL STORES IN DURHAM AND CHAPEL HHX. Ves, a total of $2^000 in cash money . .. $250.00 each week for eight weeks ... being awarded here at local Colonial Stores! All you need to do is visit Colonial (see addresses at bottom of this ad) and register with each visit. It’s easy ... nothing to buy, nothing to write except your name and address on the registration ticket. Prizes are being awarded each week as follows: First prise, $100.00; second prize, $75.00; third prize, $50.00; fourth prize, $25.00. A total of $250.00 each week for eight weeks . . . this is the second week of the big giveaway! You're invited to come in often! Each week is a new drawing, and tickets will not be carried over and used for more than one drawing period. Come in, get your free ticket, and register as often as you please. Registrants must be 18 years of age or older, and must be residents of North Carolina or military personnel assigned to duty in North Carolina. Colonial employees, their wives, husbands, or children, are not eligible to win. Public drawings will be held each week, and winners will be notl* fied. Yon do not have to be present at drawings to win. This Is NOT A **N€Oional Contest — The Winners Will Be Drawn Only From Deposited At COLONIAL STORES Here in. . . DURHAM AND CHAPEL HILL COlOHiAL STORES I — MUd American ^ s LOOK joSiAEu.» McnnrS Mnwy g VNia tm HOT * ••MMM-M MV mu^l I PILLSBURY PLAIN OR SELF-RISING FLOUR 95 MVl 10c M POUMDI NO. 303 ^ CANS lO-Ui BM Iha. $1.05 Value — T011 Sav lOe 90 SpeciaU 39 SAVE to-AKGO CARDBN.SWBET GREEN PEAS 2 SAVE So-DEL MONTE FBUTr CCKSRTAIL mayonnAse SAVE'4*-TASTI-8EACICD nStStT NO 303 CAN QUART 59c NO. 2% CAN fiatw-Tmdmr Grade **J£* Dressed and Drawn Hen TURKEYS -39 M TO 14 im. imGHT — ON SALE AS LONG AS SUPPLIES LASTI X urn ia oouMuu-MLT tom TBICK FAT BACK SAVI tx ooLomuA-ytM CAun m losuaw savor POBK & BEAMS 2 SAVE ja oouMULt-aanonn raun, caar SALTIME GBAGKEBS 1-LB. CANS NCG. 19c 25c 19c Martem^s Fnmen Peach er Apple 19 fiesvl Our Pride Large ‘*Uan-Simr BDREEiilLK BlSCUm PKGS. OFt rmtm T9tai wmmm mbjl mMMm,,, wmbh cs COLONIAL STORES 426 W. Main St. - 713 W. Chapd Hill St. -1116 Broad St. - 908 £. Main St. ^ 710 N. Mangnm St. -1201N. Ai^kr A^ - GlimnpLennox Shopping Cmttr (Cliapdl HUl) - Corner Rmiklin and (Graham Stroau iChafA BDD) causc of Ills position, the editor always has an obligation to ex press what seems to him, in the light of his own Judgement, to be correct.” i Calhoun, one of the central^ figures In the controversy, ap^ peared to be unimpressed by the whole thing. Unavailable for comment, his coach, L. T. Wal ker, said he shrugged it off as "one of those thinei.” Bfkpp THIS WEEK $1.00 IN CASH PlfPP Given FREE With Each ■ Order Of (15.00 Or More Fresh Pork SHOULDER.... ..lb. 34c PORK CHOPS lb. 49c SAUSAGE-lb.,29c 41bs. $1.00 HAMBURGER lb. 29c NECK BONES lb. 14c BONELESS STEW lb. 45c RIB STEW...... lb. 23c TALLPETMlLK-PerCan 12«? (Limit 10 Cans Par Customer) Pure Lard, 4 lbs. -69e Fat Back, lb. 15c TIDE, reg. 32c MARGAB1N£, lb. 22c FRYERS, lb 37c SUGAR, 5 lbs. - - 49c ROBERSON MARKET »10 ROXBORO STREET PHONE 2-4198 JACQUIN’S •1 PINT oisruuo MOM •SAIN •> SO tltOOf CMILES MCOUIN St CIt. 1st., nils., Ps. 100 AUTOMOBIES MUST BE SOLDI ANY REASONABLE OFFER ACCEPTED WADDELL’Srinc. - Dealer No. 2664 Tel. 9-1913 Open *Til 9 214 Morgan St. SANITARY & LIBERTY Swift’s Jewel Pure Lard.. 34» WEST BfAIN STREET 413 NORTH MANGUH STREET Year-Old Country Meat Shoulders 43c Side Meat 39c Oranges 29c Dox. Sliced Bacon ..29c lb. Bananas 10c Ib. Collards 10c 3-lb. ctn. 59c 4-lb. Bulk 59c Round Steak ..59c Sirloin Steak ..49c Sausage.... •. ..29c Ground Beef ..29c FRANKS FROSTY MORN SWIFT PREMIUM ARMOUR STAR ONE POUND AND A JAR OF MUSTARD 43c SELF-SERVICE GROCERIES AT THE SANITARY NO. 303 EA. 1c 2 NAVY BEANS BEANS & PORK PINTO BEANS KIDNEY BEANS No. 2 TOMATOES OLEO14 lb. Sticks ...Ih. 19V2c Folks, we would like to do more business than we do, but we inst don’t believe in pajring you to trade with us at YOUR EXPENSE. We could give away free stamps, cash, or a dozen other tricks to get you in onr store, but if you are old enough to buy food yon know that the customer pays the total cost from b^^inniiic to end. In fact, the small ads we put in this papw coat iour thousand a year and you know who pay|i for it, atid ii store that does 50 thousand a week and givca yon so-call* ed free stamps pays six thousand dollars a montii for them and if they can be given away free^ in my- opinfatn thuw is iioo mud profit to start with. In faf*, a wUle back when yoU saw those carnival sales, that was a good name tor them — but who ever won anythiuK at a camival? (This might sound like sour grapes but I have a Bleat Market in another sti^ that does over a quarter of a ndllioa doUan a year, same location for 30 yean, aad 1 give away free prLws. The people demand it. li a nice profit, but 1 dim’t sell aa low as 1 do in Dm^Mk.)
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