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SATURDAY. AUGUST 10, 1963 DURHAM, N. C.—PAbk
DMniel E. Moore, Dean of the
Srhwl at Library Science at
Nortll CsroIiPa College, was
speak«r irt the reunion banquet
for liillHlde’s elan of ^0 on
Snturrtay evening, Aunust S. at
Shraflt’s Country Inn on Dur
ham • Chapel Hill Blvd. Mh
Moore, a member of th» pla'w.
was'Introdifrnd by Mrs. Luclndn
MoCiaiiley Harris.
Theme for the b.nnqnM was
the CIb^s Motfi - “Ad Astra Per
Anrtern" or “To the star» throiiKli
diffleultles.”
AW^rnia Waijstnff wa! nn il-
lustrlnus toastmaster and re
capitulated mme of the actfvit:
leu of the cIbm v^hen ,th«^ were
ttudknta at HilMde.
El*»vnn Mldi»ette de1lv»rpiJ tho
invoiwtlon. Other htfrhllfHits of
the banquet was the Drps'»”pe of
.T It. Lurns, prlnrlnnl of Hillside
Hlph School:. .Tohn Dnvld^on,
prinrtnal of Pt'nrsontowf' School:
and Mrs. Katherine C. Tiiomits,
t“arher at Hjlbide HiiJh Sciiool.
These indlvidnnls broueht greet
ni?s to the class members nni’
gue.it.
Wr'nfluet closed with Mrs
I.illian Fi»her Amis hrinplng ex-
pre«^lons from classmates.
The menu for thte Hiepiornblc
event wns tomnto Jtiice. tos'ed
galnd with french, dressing, nock
cornish hen with wild rifc dren«
ing. bnked rolls, sherbert 1 cc
cream, and iced fen or coffee.
A The clai*s roll In 1930 wa^ (•«
/deceased) Doris Allen x, William
'/ Alston X. Mnrv Amov, T.ee
Maggie Bolding, Martha Chavl
on.s. .Tohn Cieeg, I.lnvd Curtis.
Fioretta Dunstan, Mnrv Knps.
M»rv Evan, Daffodil Farrlnetnn.
1,111!* Farrlnetmi. I.illlan Fi.'h-
er, 'Willie Flintall, Gladys Ifnr, i
rington, Alberta Haskins, Wal-, I.eroy McCray, Luciitda We-1 Phoebe Parker, James Pearson,
ter Hayley, Beatrice Henry,' Cauley, SalMe McNeil, Elwynn Julius Perkins, Carlie Powell x,
l.ydia Hinton, Jessie ITopson, Ida MIdgette, Dani«l Moore, Jolin | OH* noiiert, Norma Robinson.
Horton, Minnie Hyett, F.dris Muckle, Isadore Oglesby, Oliver ! Toynetta Saunders, Mabel Sent,
Wilnnngfon's Clarence Ferguson Is Appointed
New Dean of the Howard University Law School
Jack.son, Edward Jones, Mary MoOre,
Tate X. Lucy Thomas, Evelyn 1
Tilley, Alvernia Wagstaff, Catli-1
erine Walker, Sue Warren Fior- WASHINGTON, D. C. — How Last year he began a leave of I on the
■ ence Weav.r Georgia Wiliuin.H University officials today an absence from Rutgers Ui,.«;r.Yilcode,,
Uniform Commercial
, Samu^Mo..re Eva William Shearin, Maggie R. j Mourlne Wllkms, and Margarct^^^^^ appointmem of as general counsel of Hr- Civil
Jones, James Lawson, Samuel Orines, Benjamin Page, Clarcne Smith, Ruth Stanfield, Nsttifi i WHitamson. '
Madden, Rosal>eil McAdams, Palin-"r, Douglas Palmer x, | Steiie, Wilbur Stroud, Preston I
(h^
Dean Ferguson wTrr ft*strt»^ —
Clarence C. Ferguson, Jr., .'to. Riglits Commission. j Washirgton with his wife and
pf Wilmington, general counsoi The new d“an is a native of three daughters,
of the U. S. Civil Rights Com- Wilmington, and was graduntcd
mission and professor of law a! cum laude from Ohio State Uni
Rutgers University as, dean of versify, wtiere he achieved Wgti
the Howard School of Law. I distinction in constitutional his-
He succeeds Spottswood \V tory. He earned the Bach''ior of
Robinson.'-III, who is being con-1 Laws degree from Harvard lliii
sidered for appointment to a U. versify in 19.51, where he also
S. District Court judgeship. j was graduated cum laude. While
Fergus0n»^_whp--^s5um''s the a student at Harvard, Mr. Fergu
post as dean and ,professo^f of son was president of the ITar-
law at Howard on OotohCIv: 15. j vard Legal Aid Bureau and win-
has been* a practicing attorritjy | ner of the Ame.'j Prize for lhc
in Massaciiusetts and New York best oral argument of the 1941!-
Since 1951. He was a.s.sociated ' 49 school year
Union
Hear Terry
with the law firm of Baltimore, j
Paulson and Canudo in New ^ the School of Law at Calhnlio
York City from 1951 to 19.T4. j University, lecturer in the In-
specializing in corporate and j stitute for Continuing IjOg.il Kdu
bankruptey matters. He al.so , cation of New Jersey, and Icr-
lerved as assistant counsel to' turer for the Bankers Associa
the Moreland Act Commission in tion of New Jersey,
its Investigation of' harness rac- j The dean also has served as
ing. i U. S. Alternate in the United
In 19S4 he was appointed an . Nations Subcommitteo on 1h'?
REV. F. D. TEHHY TO SPEAK
AT UNION BAPTIST CHURCH
Rev. F- D. Tarry, pastor of l!ic
West End Baptist Churcli in
j Winston Salem will deliver tli"
I sermon for the llrOO a. m. ,':erv-
He has served as Ir'ctiirer in ice on Sunday. August 11. at
Union Baptist Church.
assistant l). S. Attorney for the
Southern District of New York,
serving in that capacity until
he Joined the law school faculty
of Rutgers University in 195.5.
Agriculture Experts Search for Ways to Help the Little Farmers
SEEK BETTER DAY FOR, day I2ih annual convention of
FARMERS — W«yt of haiiening
■ better day for I o w income
farmer* oe^pied agricultural ex
tension agenti duting the four-
Kids Enjoy Life
Of Day Camp
the National County Agenti As
■ociatioii last weak at Mitsisiippi ^ Malcolm L. Coleman. Boley,
Vocational. College. Itta Benn, I Okhi.; C. D. Camp, Syhrania.
Mill. They agreed that on* or^Ga.; S. L. Hiilon, Greenwood.
Wayman H. Alexander, Fort ta and Pin* Land's 38,000 acre
Worth. Texas) Mr. Godfrey: farm at Scott. Wins., discussei
a freshly ginned improved var
iety of cotton with S. L. Hilton,
Miss., Henry J Spears, Living
ston, Ala.) and Dr. J. H. White.
Mbaissippi Veca-
j^eiiden^ of Mbaissippi \
tional' ColISge.’^ot ahown"
the keys to advancement is in.
created farm effieiencr through
mechanisation. Top left, ^'Coun.
' ty Agenta of the Year," tfho
j have helped farmers make mark | Willie boeker of Hamburg, Ark.
ed improvements, are being con-; and A. M. Dobbitts. Jackson,
gratuialed by Administrator Ho-, Tenn. Top right: O. B. Wooten,
race D. Godfrey (centar) of the (2nd from left' a engineer of the
Agricultural Stabilization and , USDA Delia Branch Experiment
Coniarvation Serrice. Left to Station, ihows a new coanbina-
More than 125 youngsters er,
joyed'attending day camp at Hill
side Park this summer. Several of
the campers who are visiting lieve
from - out-of-town declared tha*
“Summertime Is Fun Time in'Diir
ham."
Day camp began on June 10
and ended on August 2. The camp
ers would arrive at 9 a.m. and
leave at 4:30 p.m. During thes»
hours under the supervision of
counselors the campers- participat
ed in group singing, arts, ami
crafts, ilthictlc games and contests
dramatics, talent programs,-|iuDp't
shows, »nd swlmrniil^'Nutritional
and delicious metis were served
daily at the W. D. Hill Recreation
Center on Fayetteville St.
Lenndras Williams, physical edit
cation instruct»r st Whitted Junior
Hlpn School, was supervisor. A.v
sistant were Mrs. Frances Walker,
'nuic and p.ames; Miss Carol llol
mes, arts and crafts: and Marie
Weston, alhlelic games and wiiler
'-nnt Junior counselor wers Juiie
Williams. Phyllis Robinson, Sleph
nnie Wilson. Gloria Gay, Katrina
Holtlslon. Demerius Williams, San
dra Henderson. Claude I.arahe, He
linda Walkfr, .Stoney Prown, John
ny l.sve, Alfred llro-Ain, and Don
aid Washington.
The ladies rfl.tpnhHble for the
l'‘ricl6Vis Jood served daily wrrf
Mrs. Ixola Aftiton, Mrs. Mary
’hnlm'^rs, ?iHss Cressie Chaiiiurs
apd Miss Caroline Martin.
When fall roll around and the
'’atiiners vf>tiirn to school, they'll
h" I 'llint! thi'ir classmates of now
'Suinm'‘rlime Is.Fim In Ihirhatn.’
right: H. L. Hubbard, Angjtton.
Tex., president of the awocia-
tion; John D. Andrews, Bastrop.
La. who sto^d in for Tboi|ias J.
Smith, New Roads. La.> R. C.
Smith. Darlingloa, S. C.; Ifleh-
ard L. Bradley, BnshneH., Fla.i
UoB mechanical cotton sprayer
and picker to R. M. Mackey,
Canton, Misa.i C. D. Scctt. Sel
ma, Ala.) and B. D. Harriaon.
Shrereporl.'
Bodom Uitft;
Greenwood, Miss..; Charles M. j
Burton, Greenvilfc. Miss.: J. W.'
Saunders, Valdosta, Ga.; D. P. t
Lily, Okmulgee, Okla.; and A. S. I
Sseon, Bsiistant to the Adm4»i-[
strator of the Federal Extension'
Service, Washington. Bottom
right: Dr. J. H. White of MVC
and Misiiiippi Extension Editor ^
Duane Rosenkrans admire a
plaque piedsnr >1 to tbem by
the county agents. Left to right:
■obert Bryant, Monicello. Fla.;
M. E. McCoy, Pine Bluff, Ark.i
AaaMiation President H. I»-
Huti^d, Angietoft. TexH, Dx.
terly C. «wing. Jr.. from I White, Mr. Rosenkrans and I..
left) noted coUon bsMder at Del, D. Kennedf, Sparta. Ga.
Scenes From Durham Day Camp Activities
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WB ENJOY PITCUUia HORSE- lit Day Caaap at Rillsida Park
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pitching in a horM«hoa game Neil, Jaokaon, Maik Waaton,
McNair, ^ain Lawson. Stand
ard, Man0um Rhodes. Dunn,
Woodaon and Hawkins.
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