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Durham s:ncF 1988, wh?n he was
appointed at Lyon Park. He was
iluHed to Paarson in 1M9, where
he has remained sinre. His retire-
»rnt at th« end of thia year will;
end several decades of service in
•ducation.
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Continued from page 1
Dr. Walker said interested per-
seas ritould apply directly to Mr.
OMTKe O. Singleton, CIAA Secre-
UfjKTreasurer, Virginia State Col
let Petersburg, Va.
ne Cttsk president said the
(MfLitiice is looking for some
"■BIT and if the applicant proves
■itiafactory to the conference, the
■lyaintmcnt will be made at an
early date.”
Th« conference approved the
camaiissioner system in principle
t«« ^ars ago. .
*i Tb« new office would eiminate
pnyent separate commissioners in
^Miketball, football, other sports,
'wt would also assume duties now
^taffonned by the Eligibility Com-
mittae.
In moving into a commissioner
typ* orsanixation, the CIAA follows
the administrative pattern of the
big Ten, ACC, and other major
conferences.
GAS FOR BOYS
One cent of each gallon of gas
oline sold Saturday at Speight’s
Auto Service Station will be do
nated to the John Avery Boys
Club.
The money will be used to help
the club maintain and purchase
equipment.
SPIAKS IN DURHAM—Dr. John
J. Maiter*, of the Universal
Church of Ail People,
Is currently conducting a s:ries
o# aormowt at Pago audl'.^rium
In Durham on Roxboro St.
Dr. Masters, who d®serlb:s
hhnsolf M a faith healer. Is be
ing heard on Mch Sunday after
noon and evening at the Durham
hall.
The Young Mens Shop
BUOfiET BASEMENT
A Fabulous Special
Purchase!
Men’s Famous Make
Short Sleeve
Sport Shirts
We jay they’re -fabulous, values^you’ll sa'y they’re sonic
of tn most sensational SppTt Shirt B»rgairis v.ou’ve ever
^enl Fine 100% cottons—all are washable—most are
itash and wear. Solid colors, checlcs, plaids, and fancies
ih new spring' colors. Some have tw.o matching pockets.
Small to extra large.
Shop Every Basemeot Department for
Ten4f|c
Legion Mamorial
Day Progrram To
Be Held Sunday
The Weaver McLean Port Nm
175 of the American Legion anU
the Ladies Auxiliary will conduct
their Memorial Day Prograi
Sunday, May 28, 11:00''a.m. at Mt.
Vjernon Baptist Church on South
Roxboro St.
Rev. E. T. Browne, Pastor of
Mt. Vernon, will pr->sent the Me
morial Day message. Members of
the Post and Auxiliary will assetn-
bl3 at the church at 10:30 a.m.
and march in a body into the,
church.
At 5:30 p.m. the Post and Au*‘
iliary will assemble at Bsechwood
Cemetery where the graves of vet
erans will be decorated and a
memorial service hid for deceased
veterans.
The public is invited to both
services.
MCI OHMlfMY' 'MOP '«EtS
MAlWUAli fl^OCO gr«Ht f«r
rae*#eh In jriiowMtry hat ba«n
>tra'L; TWto*»,
fi*M«r «nl ehaimaii of "tin dH>
parlwum ’of ciMfmMry at NVrt.W
Carolina Cottoflo.
Tlio I^mMIc HoaMi Skrvk* of
Nto NMIonal Of Hoalth
wMMr H»o UNf!Vil SMMw DtHMrf-
mtnr at HMlth, 'iiiwiNMwf,
WoMIM* Miail* tho ^ 'Dk-.
tktHMi.
tlitdAr Itio aw»r«>, vMikth Av-
oHk'% IhMli p*rioH, FWh-
•or wHhcemhnef" r#»aarch
on ayAthoMo of orgtfita «*nt-
Mu«d* containing |ihyti«tagkil
•cHvity.
Pciftr lA Hiit.«Eaat^.Pr*(osaor
Totton conducted a rotoarch pro-
io«l -f«; flM ahamlalMV ^of D-glu-
carlc acid on «i $27,0M award
froni Wrigiht PatltrtAn Mr Force
Baci.
Commenting on the conventioti,
Hh.'Vtn' SotMetk ‘Atid.
"The Baha’i World Faith . Hot
only teaches us to perfect oiur
c(wracter but it also teaches re
aped and love for «veryon.e We
like 'seeking not only a personal
salvation, but a universal one.
■Wttrld rtffdrm is a personal one.”
After that, Mrs. Van Somboek
spoke at luncheons and everting
meetings in New York City and
In cities In Ohio. She visited the
United, Nations while In New
Tortc.
Before returning home, she
visited with her daughter and
family near Pittsburgh.
*■
the film project wai one of mv-
eril uniertahen the cl«)i | to
stimu^a.a Inttfest 6t young -peo-^
pie in the wortc of the churdh.
HAYESTOWN
HAPPENINGS
By SANDRA X. A) STOK
HOME VISl'riNG
May 8-13, Pvt. James R. Alston
was home vWflln'f Bfs lMlrth#'for
Mother’s Day. Pvt. Alston ii sta-
tion>?d at FDirt Sill, Oklahoma, He
r^filfned to crimp WfttioeAday, May
IV.
SBNIOR CHOIR
The Senior Choir of the Orange
Orove/ Baptist Church sponsored
a musical program Smday-, May
21, «t 3:00 p.m. " ' ^
Ofc‘S(WBily, Mrs. Heleu
Alston and familj' went to Pitts-
bbro to visit Mr. ahd Mrs. Johnni)
Alston. Thiy enjoyed themselves
very much.
^ICK ftt*0 SHUT-IN
The sick and shut-tn are Mrs
Rilhi Vann Ht)ok and Rev. Ooss.
Unadorned and simple.,,
but always fashionable.'
The tapered vamp and slim
heel have that Life
look of perfection.
i
I and slim
f« «trid« I
!!.•
\
Mri^ Van Sombeek
Attends World
Baha’i Meeting
Ml's. Ludmilla Van Sontbeek, of
spect and love for everyone. We
(t)> her -bNn» after an absence of
ihree weeks during which she
attended the convention of the
Baha'i faith - at the Universal
Baha'i House of. Worship in Wil-
ihette, tllinois.
I Del^ates from many parts of
the world attended.
tow*
Film Depicting Life
At St. Mark Church
Gets Showing
A 45 minutes film entitled “St.
Mark in Review” was shown at
the St. Mark A. M. E. Church re-j
cently. j
Photographed and prepared by^
Dr. J. M. Hubbard, Jr., the film^
depicts .the . various activities
which take place in the church
life of St. Mark.
It was prepared under the
auspices of the R. L. Speaks
Aohievement Club.
Mrs. Katherine Turner, presi
dent of the club, explained that
Bull City Fountain And Grill
SCARBOROUGH
and HARGETT
FUNERAL DIRECTORS
Scarborough a nd Hargett Fu
neral Home is now pleased to
announce a new Funeral In
surance Plan that is believed
to be the best and lowest in
cost ever offered to anyone,
anywhere. This unique plan in
sures every member of the fam
ily in good health under 65,
and the cost will be about one
half of what you would exp^t
to pay. 'You owe it to yourself
and your family to investigate
this low cost protection today.
The claim is paid off in cash
to the beneficiary you name,
and in amounts to suit you.
Pick up your phone now and
call or write Scarborough and
Hargett Funeral Home. You
wiU be glad you did.
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f I '3 i
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GRADUATION
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• CHARGE
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, See the Many Other
Name Brand Shoes
at 30 & 60% Savings
it: Shop the Shoe Bdx
Every Friday
Til 9:00 FJl'
u.
V ^lEllfdLY tHURCH"
WiiitfRoc^ Baptist Church
WHITE ROCK SQUARE i
DURiHAM/NQRTH CAROLINA
. ■ Miles Mark Fisher. Pastor
Sunday, May 28, 1961
8-49 A.M, CALL TO WORSHIP Electronics
“Self-Discipline—Why?” Proverbs 7:1-5;
14:30; 16:32; 17:27; 20:1; 23:19-21;
Galatians 9:22-23.
11:00 A.M. SERMON The Reverend' Stanley Petteway
Shaw University
Young People’s Choir, Mrs. Virginia W. Alston
V • Dr, 0. B. Cooke, Jr.
i, "l%e Gray tfidies and,the Gray Men”. The Pastor
i' Senior Choir,tjibhn H. Gattis, Director
»• . .
: union ,
^ Director
V- - ^ «. . ■
7;8erP.ll. ANNUAL RECITAL of the
' ' t Chambilrlin Studio, Mrs. Margaret S. Shearin,
Inst^ctor
St. Joseph's A. M. L Church
**S«rvia| a WorM Pariah with Chriat Since 1869”
itiSLVIN CHESTER SWANN, The Minister
MRS. G. A. WINSLOW, Miniver of Music
JAHIB -R! ROBINSON, Minister of Christian Education
FAYETTEVILLE STREET
DURHAM. NORTH CAROLINA
-3unda)^, May 28, 1961
'
flJO A.M. SUNDAY gCHOOL
Subject: “Sell pi*cipllne—Why?’ ’
‘I -it’ ■
^ Mill Marla Faulk, Superintendent
11:00 AM. M0RNIN(f WORSHIP—Annual Youth Day
Sermon—Henry Melvin, Livingstone College
MUSIC—'Youth CHoir and Durham Business College
Ellen Wamn at the Console
7:00 P.M. EVENING WORSMP ,
Sermon Rev. James H. Robinson
MUSIC '. Youth Choir
Miss Lillian Arti% Directing
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