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“ THE CAROL ftlTUtOAT. AUOUST 17, 1H3 I N A TIM E S ~ DURHAM. N. C.—PAOl l-A Sirlners to ilold Week Long Confab in PMrgh -|>lTTSBUBGtf. Pa. — SporU (tttnding th« 62nd Annual j Hall Shrinen Conven* August 18 through 23 will, m^ny activities for coin- . week-long convention #jU Include such sports events bowling, bridge and wjkih. I This is the first nation al meeting of the organization' Inr.tltis region in a quarter of a ^ e^tury and the Athletic De-i 9l|rtinent s utilizing the hffchly | poised recreational facilities for ; ttA use of the visiting Fez wear ' Nobles and Daughters. 'rvThe Prince Hall Shrlners" 11th amual Aniateur Golf Chaiifpion-' s^p matches will tee off the itjiUMi of festivities at North Pfrit Golf Course, Sunday, Aug ust H- Tee-off'tfme ii slated for f^ a. m. The events will in- > elude M 18 hole Medal Play,' ¥i!omen's Amateur and Men’s .^k^nateur rounds. A speciat flight is designatfed for Daugh ters and Nobles. Additionally, awards will be given in special areas including the Best Dress ed Golfer. Marshall S. Joh'nson, Pitts burgh, Pa., is the Imperial Di rector of Athletics. He will supervise the tournament. Other Nobles, who will assist in super vision, are: Philip D. Oliver, and Arthur T. Shack. The ninth annual Shrine Bowl ing Tournament Will be played! at the ARSEfTAL Bowling Lanes, 4310 Butler St. Thirl event is being played in two I sections with Team play schedul ed to begin Sunday afternoon, { August 18 at 3:30 p. m. Singles and Doi^bles will begin competi- tioiVM noon. affair will liegin at 3 p. m. and will feature als$. a Fashion Show. For this event Mrs. Alice Parr will serve as hostess and Alfred Rector and lames A. Ro berts will instriMit Jn bridge playing. TAKES BASIC TRAININO William “Bishop" Wilson, a freshman at North Carolina Col lege, is back in Durkam, after hav. ing been engaged in basic train ing at Ft. Gordon, Ga. He will t>e in Durham ior two weeks. An Open letter to a Champion By ALrRBO DUCKBTT 6ear Floyd: Some people are calling you an ex-champion. I In my book. yoXi will always b>’ I a champion. iViny book, you will I always be my ctiampion. Some people are saying you never had it. Unless they sincerely beli^cd that all along, they are ' either tools who sway with the ; scales of what humans call vie- DR. WURPEL TueslAiy, August 20 at Meantime oh Tupsda^ after-' noon the Athletic Department will sponsor a Card Carnival at the Penn-Sheraton Hotel. Tliis Ice Cream and other frozen dairy foods are year in and year outt fawrite foods, with totnl consumption during 1962 at the all time high of 20 quarts per person, first recorded in 1951). Ice milk is a significant product In the frozen dessert field; Its consumption has risen contlnit uusly in the the last two de cades. pO in Jane Parker White Enriched REGULAR OR-SANDWICH LB. LOAVES "SUPER-RIGHT" SUCED COLDCUTS • Spiced Luncheon Meat • Liver Loaf • Pickle Loaf • Cooked Salami 6^. I»KG. 23 BANANAS Prkes Eff. Through Sat., Aug. 17 FREE! 1—Packag* Sparkle Rcfular Puddlnfl with Purchase of 4 Pkgt. 5'~""33' • MILD AND MELLOW EIGHT O'CLOCK COFFEE • GREER YELLOW FREESTONE PEACHES • A&P PURE FRESH INSTANT 13-OZ. HEAVY SYRUP CANS DR. SPEIGNER DR. HIMES DR. EDMONDS try—or liars who like to hear the clack pf their insignificant ton gues You have always had it—and you always will. "It” is courage. “It" is intesrity. "U" is dwjnity. I've been in your company a number of times and 1 lia\'n't heard ^ou speak many sentences. Yet, to me, you have cxpre.ssoi' volumes. I am jjiroud of where you cinnc from—for I was born In that same community. I am proud of where you have gone—because the highest aiiibi tion I, or any man could hav^‘ - would be to go where you hayt gone. I am not talking about your fame. I am not speaking of vour for tune, _ ' f do not mean the disiant plare^ you have travelled. , Where you have gone—as far as I ilki figt apex of rt^d and »efi«ec« ut lha eyes of everyone who has t real appreciation for manliness and honor. Some people think yon ihotild quit. I think you should do whst jou damn please! It’s yejijr Ilfe—iMdi,I it))ink pretty fine j| Ijj Best of luck, Chaiqf Finlrfhd Is the world per capita consumption ' n milk. The level of conaumptlori Is 70 per cent higher than In tho U. S. chalrrntn appointed at North Ca rolina Collg*. They art Dr, V olet Wurfel, Politioal Scienct; Dr Haltn Edmonds, History and So cial Sciance; Dr. Thtodora Spaig- DR. SHIPMAN ®*ooraphy; Dr> F. G. Ship- man. Education; and Dr. Jaseph NEW NCC CHAIRMEN—Pictuiad Himes, Sociology. Complcta story her* are fiva new dapartmant peg* 4-A. Palmer Family Reunion Held of Toledo. Ohio; Rohfrt, KvniyiT, Rhonda, Valerie, Bobby anri Pwisht JVrtmer'of Baltimdro,']^!!.: Williarti, Uuth and Phil Tonkins of Hulli 'rtore M().; The Palmers df Shel by, Dianne and Paula Bsrgus ol ■SHELBY—Th^ family of C. Jipxinfelon, Va. Absent were Jos- Palmer. Sr. and the late Ada Co- Jp|,^ J^ry, Ckrf and "Itar’aa Palm rino held its three day annual faniHy reunion at Holy Oak I’arl^ in' Shelby. Clarence M, Jr. auti Patricia Palmer were host and ho.st^s,s to the twenty-eight meiu her >lan. Prts'ent wer«4^t M- Paln.'.r, .»(■. and E. B.^ Palnjeit^Sr., M^Jorie and E. B ridge, Hat Palmer pf Cincinnati, Ohio; ilr Warren, Laura and Don Palmci Palmerr'^r., Mdorie I.. 3ry )f Dui^am; Anlc tticheryl amkCJ^/lcne W 9f Wa^-ingtnn, D. C. At. the family busines.s ,('(isioii, c|i»lred by Dr. W. i). I^almnr, ilie family urged a closer relation be ti^*^..cousins,« family and cAtu- nmnity. Family prayer wss dir*ct- efl by C.. M. Palmer. 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