THb CAkOLINA TIMES
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THE NORTH CAROLINA MU
UAL Life Insurance Company held
Open House Ceremonies in its
Fayettevifle District office recent
ly, Mrs. Eva Miller Hall, owner of
North Carolina College to be
Teacher Test Center on My 17
North Carolina College has ]
been designated as a test cen"
ter for administering the Nat- j
ional Teacher Examinations on
July 17, 1965, Dr. F. G. Ship
man, chairman of the Depart
ment of Education, announced
today.
College seniors preparing to
teach and teachers applying for
positions i n school systems
which encourage or require ap-
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• Hospital Beds
• Walkers
• Sick Room Equipment
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Let's Face It—Records Show That Alexander Ford
Sells More Fords Than Any Other Dealer In This
Area! Isn't This Proof Positive That No Matter
What, You Can Get A Better Deal At Alexander
Ford?
I We Wil Nut Be UndersoM! 1
"DURHAM'S ORIGINAL VOLUME DEALER"
SHOP AT NIGHT—OPEN UNTIL 8 P.M.
N. C. DEALER 1659
JplP'- FINE SELECTION '.A-l" USED CARS
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•'he eldest policy in the Fayette
ville area is shewn as she assisted
bration. Others shown, are, from
company officials during the cele
left: J. S. Bolden, Payetteville Dis
I plicants to submit their scores
on the National Teacher Exami
nations along with their other
credentials are eligible to take
the tests. The examinations are
prepared and administered by
Educational Testing Service,
Princeton, New Jersey.
The designation of North
Carolina College as a test cen
ter will give prospective teach
ers in the area an opportunity
to compare their performance
on the eraminations with candi
dates throughout the country
who take the tests, Dr. Ship
man said.
At the one-day session a can
didate may take the common
exainations, which include tests
in professional education and
general education, and one of
trict Manager, A k T, Spaulding,
N. C. M. President, and W. A.
Clement CLU, Vice President and
Agency Director.
the thirteen area teaching area!
examinations which are design
to evaluate ris understanding of
tli e subject matter and met
hods applcable to the area he
may be assigned to teach.
Bullei:ns ox information de
scribing registration procedures
and containing registration
formsmay be obtained from Dr.
Shipman at North Carolina
College or directly from the
Notional Teacher Examinations
Educational Testing Service,
Box 911, Princeton, New Jer
sey.
Prospective teachers to take
the tests should obtain their
bulletins of information prompt
ly. Shipman advised.
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N. H. BENNETT;,, JR, SAINT JOSEPH'S
The Fathers Day Ctßimlttw of
St. Joseph's AMEthurcft, dTwhich
Milton .Gwnt, has
announced' that NoaH ®. IBp>nnett.
Jr., has heen chosen »«ii the
church's "Father of the HtU*r,"'
' and will be oited.oir S»nd*W June
|2O. ,
Mr, Bennett i» 3 rewanl i»fc St.
Joseph's and secrntsfy" »t *tiie
official board.- He is a tvltfve- of
White Springs. Fla.. "
member of the exet"Utlve t'fcmmit
tee. board of directors, dni 1 Vice
president and- vice president and
president and actuary of.. Worth
Carolina Mutual Life IhsuNmce
Company.
He resides at 122 Masaftdale
A'Ve., and! is married
! Alma E Wynns. They «e»*he
I parents of one daughter,' l 'Nofma
Alyce.
Educated at Florida A:''and M.
| University and the UnlveWtty of.
j Michigan, Bennett i*a former high.
I school teaoher and was also form'
' erly emp'oyed with Afro-Ameri
can Life Insurance Co., of
ville, Fla. He joined N. Mutual
•in September 1841.
A veteran of World War H, he
is secretary and a member of the
boar dof John Avery Boys' Club
{and served 12 years as scoutmas
ter of the Boy Scout Troop.'He Is
HARBISON TO TAKE BANKER'S COURSE
David L. Harrison, Assistant 1
Cashier of the Mechanics and Far- 1
mers- Bank, Durham is a member |
of the class of bank officers who i
wflfr enter The Stonier Graduate
Scnool of Banking at its. annual
summer session in. June. The ses- :
sions will be held at Rutgers—
The State University, Ne** Bruns- i
wick, N. J., June 14 through 25. I
Harrison is one of 1,100 bank
ers who will attend the two-week
session of the school, fcrtlich is
sponsored by The American Bank
era Association. The student body
represents 46 states, the District
of Columbia, Puerto Rica and the
Philippines.
The Stonier Graduate School wae
founded iij 1935 to provide an op
portunity to experienced bankers;
for advanced study in banking and
related subjects. The faculty far
the 1965 session approxi
mately 100 leading bankers, law
yers, educators, and governmPitt
White Rock Baptist Church
SUNDAY, JUNE 13
hi
YOUTH DAY
ifl t:
8:55 A.M. CALL TO'WORSHIP Electronics
9:30 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL LESSON—
"SoIOmott*! yppartunity"
I Kings 2; 1-4; 3:5-9
Children'*,Day Program by Sunday School
Charles A) Ray, Jr., Youth Day Superintendent
11:00 A.M. SERMON d.U The Rev. Oscar Johnson
Duke Divinity School
"The Hour Has Come . . . That They Know"
Young People's Choir— v
Mrs. Virginia Alston, Directress t r
Jr. Gospel Chorus ——
.. jj rs R oset t a seutherland, Directress
5:00 P.M. Reception Honoring Graduates t
7:30 P.M. Tait Studio Recital
Pian» Pupils of Mrs. Gwendolyn D. Tait
St. Josephs A. M. E Church
"SERVING A WORLD PARISH WITH CHRIST SINCE 1169"
FAYETTEVILLE ST. DURHAM, NORTH CAROLINA
MZLVIN CHESTER SWANN. The Minister
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SUNDAY, JUNE 13
9:30 AM. SUNDAY SCHOOL
SUBJBCTr "Sh** Yourself A Man?"
Miaa Marie Facllk. Superintendent
CHILDREN'S IMY
11:00 AM. MORNING WOfSHIP
SERMON v , Rev. Frank Baker
Danville, Virginia
SUBJECT: "Man of Promise"
MUSIC The Youth Choir
Mm. Katie Smith, Directing
Vvmi Mupn at iftie Console
V i t | r
-5:00 P.M. VESPER SERVICE
CUttt SPEAKER ! Joyce Grant
MUSIC j?. The Youth Choir
Mrs. Kati£ Smith, Directing
Fred Mason at the Censole
FREE PARKING ON ST. JOSEPH STREET
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BENNETT
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currently chairman of the troop
committee and has received the
' Silver Beaver Award for outstand
ing service to the Boy Scout
movement.
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Bennett is a member of Alpha
Phi Alpha Fraternity, a Mason, a
member of the N. C. Educational
Council, the Redevelopment Coun
, ciliof the City of Durham, and the
National Advisory Council of the
i Small Business Association.
representatives. During the two
week session, they will cover all
phases of banking, economies, law,
government, and related fields.
To qualify for graduation, Har
rison must attend similar summer
sessions again in 1966 and 1967.
In addition, he must complete two
(years of extension work at home
and will be required to write a
thesis based upon original re
search in some phase of finance.
PITTSBURGH TO
HOST CHI ETA PHI
PITTSBURGH Chi Eta Phi
Sorority, Incorporated will be host
ed by Kappa Chapter of Pitts
burgh, Pa., at the 21st Annual
Toule, June 22-27. The scene of
the meeting will be the Penn-
Sheraton Hotel.
Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Incorporat
ed is a national organization of
professional registered nurses,
I St. Jaseah's, taftove Quicken's and Youlh Day
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Children's, and 5 Youths' Day- will
be observed 1 at St Joeeph'fe AME
Church "j»lth the Rev. Frank Ba
ker of Danville, Va., as speaker at
the morning worship service , Sun
day, June 13.
Delores Gunn will preside with
prayer by Patricia Mitchell; re
sponsive reading by James Brown;
the New Testament lesson by
Claudine Rogers; Decalogue by
Ronald MoLaugnlin announce
ments by Linda Jeffreys, and a
solo by Brenda Brooks.
Mrs. Katie Smith will direct the
youth choir which will provide
music, and Fred Mason will be at
the organ.
Born in Miami, Fla., Rev. Baker
was educated in the public schoolf
of Dade County and at Howard
University. He served four years
in the Navy and is currently pari
tor of St. Paut AME Church, Dan
yille. Rev. Baker is a member of
the Community Improvement
Council, NAACP, Youth Council,
an dottier civic and religious or
ganizations. He and his wife, the
former Ruby C. Howell of Miami,
have two children. x '
A Vespter Service will be held;
at 5 p.m. with Ronald McLaugh-l
lin presiding. Among others on
the program will be Paul Pugh,
Claudine Rogers, Joyce Grant, Lin
da Jeffreys, and Brenda Brooks.
with 32 chapters throughout the
United States. The Sorority
Sounded in Washington, D. C. in
1932, by Mrs. Alene Ewell and
eleven young women with the
hopes and inspirations of enhanc
ing the nursing profession, with
high ideals and further education.
Many scholarships have been
awarded »o young women enabling
them to enter schools and univer-
Continued- on page 5A
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If You-are a
Durham city taxpayer...
Why
Should You Pay
So They Can
Ride Free?
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Many facilities of the City of Durham are used by non-city taxpayers.
For example, considerable portion of the city's budget is spent on streets.
In essence, the thousands of people who live outside the city limit* are
getting a "free ride" while the city taxpayers is footing the bill.
Vote to spread the cost of City facilities more- fairly. Vote yes in j
the City Bond Election June 19.
-City.Council Study Committee, Chairman James Hawkins
!r . 1 . .
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I The Youth Choir will sing. The
f pastor of- St. Joseph's is the Rev.
• tMelvin Chester Swnnn.
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HEV. BAKER
REV. O. JOHNSON
IS WHITE ROCK
\ YOUTH KEYNOTER
'l The Reverend Oscar Johnson of
A Greensboro, will be the Youth Day \
Speaker at White Rock Baptist
Mutual Benefit Life Ins. Co.
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; Jack Margolis
Hill Bldg.—6Bl-4975
Church on Sunday, June 13 at
11:00 a.m. Reverend Johnson re
ceived his high school diploma
from James B. Dudley Hlgh-9thool
of Greensboro In 1959) He was
graduated from A. andiT.' College
of Greensboro in 1964 with the
Bachelor of Science Degree in
Continued on page 5A
HOT WBATHER
CaWFOtT
During these hot and humid
days our air conditioned chapel
is always cool and comfortable.
In this, as in all other facilities
at the Scarborough and Hargett
Funeral Home, we are truly
proud of tke equipment that we
have at our establishment! for
rendering the best of services
to our many friends in; the
community and we walcame
your inspection when • yqm are
in our neighborhoodd. /(».. i
Scarborough &
Hargett
FUNERAL HtsE
522 E. Pettigrcw Street
Dial 383-3721
Durham, Nortb Carolina
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