I—THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JAN. 8, 1966
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LIGHT UP TIME— Omtgi big
guns take time out from 50th
grand conclave business in De
troit to relax with cigars and
chit chat. From left to right;
Laonard L. Holland, southeast
rational director of the Civil
Righti Commiaaion of Ohio;
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SERVICE CERTIFICATES m |
■warded employees of Lincoln
Hospital here last week by F.
W. Scott, director, for faithful j
and efficient service to the in- ■
stltvtion. Those receiving cer
tificates were from left to !
right: John Grissom, five years; 1
RABBI RABB TO ADDRESS TEMPLE
EMANUEL SYNAGOGUE TUESDAY
By MAUDE JEFFERS
GASTONIA Rabbi David
Rabb of Temple Emanuel Syna
gogue will address the Greater
Gastonia Ministerial " Associa
tion Tuesday at 10:30 at First
Baptist Church. The Rev. A.
Douglas Aldridge is host pas
tor.
Rabbi Rabb will discuss his
experiences in Israel and other
Biblical and historical lands.
He has recently come to Gas
tonia.
Business will include election
of the new officers for the year
including President, the Rev.
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William Young, Pennsylvania
State Diractor of Labor and
Industry; Alexander Barnas,
Public Relations Diractor for
AME Zlon Church; Marion
Winston Garnatt, Chicago' at
tornay and grand counsel for
I Mr*. Elizabeth Thorpe, fifteen
' years; Mrs. Betty Leake, ten
! years; Mrs. Lucille Z. Williams,
, twenty years; Miss Dorothy
Graham, fifteen years; Miss Na
omi Nunn, five years; Mrs.
1 Margaret Goodwin, twenty
1 years; Mrs. Leonra Blalock,
Robinson Johnson, minister of
Church;
Vice President, Rev. Jackson
Robinson, minister of West
Franklin Avenue Presbyterian
Church and Secretary-Treasur
er: Rev. C. R. Mitchell, minis
ter of St. Paul Baptist Church.
All ministers are invited to
attend.
RETURNS TO NEW YORK
Thomas E. Tapp has return
ed to New York City after
spending the holidays with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. • dscar
Tapp of 1033 Cornell St.
Omaga Psl Phi Fraternity;
Mark Hyman, Philadelphia
civic worker and businesaman,
and C. C. Speulding, Jr., vica
prasidant and genaral counaal
for tha North Carolina Mutual
Life Insurance Company.
five years; Misa Omella Walker,
five years; Mrs. Leila T, Mill
er, fifteen years; Miss Sylvia
Overton, five years; Isaac Ev
ans, five years; Mrs. Marion
Miles, ten years; Miss Barbara
Little, five years and Miss Em
ma Outlaw, fifteen years.
Local Births
The following births were re
ported to the Durham County
Health Department during the
week of December 27 through
January 1:
George and Effie Holloway,
girl; Maurice and Lessie Mea
dows boy; Arthur and Nora
Stanley boy; Marvin and Mag
gie Thaxton, girl; Clifton and
Deloris Carrington, girl; Wal
ter and Juanita Rouse, girl;
Jesse and Ella McAllister,
girl; Howard and Margie
■Owens, boy; Jack and Linda
Daniels, boy.
Methodists Make More Than
$7,500 Contributon to Bennett
GREENSBORO Methodists
of the North-Carolina Virginia
conference reported nearly SB,-
000 in contributions to Bennett
College for the first six months
of their fiscal year during
their mid-year conference on
Christian higher education at
the college recently.
The Rev. L. A. Brown, of
Greensboro, conference treas
urer, reported a total of S7,
740 received but said that Con
tributions received af'er his
report was prepared would
raise this amount by at least
SSOO. The Central District,
headed by the Rev. J. W. Gwyn.
reported $3,243 and next in
order was the Western Dis
trict, of the Rev. J. J. Patter
son, with $2,236. The Eastern
District of the Rev. J. W. Fer
ree contributed $1,318 and the
Virginia District of the Rev.
J. B. Bethea, reported $853.
Dr. Willa B. Player, presi
dent of the college in welcom
ing the ministers and their
wives, told them of the build
ing program calls for bids to
be submitted shortly for a new
residence hall and a two-story
infirmary. Money is still being
sought, she said, for a new
science hall to cost more than
With Our Area Servicemen
Army Pvt. Earle L. Graham,
son of Mrs. Mary E. Graham
204 Long Dr., Rockingham, was
assigned to the 82d Airborne
Division at Fort Bragg, Nov.
11. Elements of the division
are currently in the Dominican
Republic serving as part of
the Inter • American Peace
Force. An integral part of the
Strategic Army Command, the
82d maintains an immediate
force for airborne deployment
throughout the world. He en
entered the Army last June
and completed basic training
at [MK£prdon, Ga. The 18-
is a 1965 grad
uate St. High School.
SAN DIEGO, Calif Seaman
Recruit Charles F. Vrye, Jr.
USN, son of Mr. ana Mrs.
Charles F. Frye of 110 Cherry
Grove St., Durham is undergo
ing seven weeks of Navy basic
training at the U.S. Naval
Training Center, San Diego,
Calif.
In the first weeks of his
naval service he will study mil
itary subjects and live and
work under conditions similar
to those he will encounter on
his first ship or at his first
shore station.
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USS SAMUEL B. ROBERTS
—Sonar Technican Third Class
Boyce J. Honeycutt, USN, son
of Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Honey
cutt of 1707 Cook Road and
Seaman Apprentice James P.
Keen, son of Mr. and Mrs.
James A. Keen of Route 4,
Durham, are serving aboard
the destroyer USS Samuel B.
Roberts, which is deployed to
the Western Pacific with the
U.S. Seventh Fleet.
Destroyers are high - speed
ships used primarily in anti
submarine Warfare. They also
operate offensively against sur
face ships, defend against air
borne attack, and provide gun
fire support for amphibious as
saults.
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HARRIS ISLAND, S. C.
"Marine Private First Class
Donald T. Coffield, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas G. Coffield
of 2410 Green St., Durham,
was selected as "Outstanding
Member" of his platoon and
was meritoriously promoted to
his present rank, upon gradu
ation from recruit training at
the Marine Corps Recruit De
pot, Parris Island, S. C.
His promotion recognized his
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one million dollars for which
$400,000 must yet be raised.
She said that the current worth
of the institution is now*close
to S8 million.
"Annual Conference Respon
sibility for Christian Educa
! tion" was the subject of a
presentation by the Rev. J. T.
Jones, chairman of the con
ference committee on higher
, education, and the Rev. W. M.
I Wells, Jr., state director, spoke
on "The Methodist Student
Movement of North Carolina,"
i tist Church, being brought
USHERS HOLD
ANNUAL AFFAIR
AT HOLIDAY INN
The White Rock Baptist
Church Usher Board held its
annual dinner December 20,
8:00 p.m., at the Holiday Inn.
J. H. Lucas, principal of Hill
side High School, delivered an
inspiring address. He was in
troduced by Robert Lee Jones.
Those present as guests were
the wives of the ushers, friends
and Rev. Lynch.
GRAHAM
outstanding performance of
duties during recruit training.
Selection as "Outstanding
Member" is based on trails of
character, initiative, leader
ship, personal appearance and
general ability.
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WICHITA FALLS, Tex —Air
man First Class Archie E. Res
pass, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ar
chie R. Respass of 209 Morri
son St., Williamston, has been
graduated at Sheppard AFB,
Tex., from the training course
for U.S. Air Force helicopter
maintenance technicians.
Airman Respass, a graduate
of E. J. Hayes High School, is
being reassigned to Whiteman
AFB, Mo., for duty with the
Strategic Air Command.
His wife, Inez, is from Ja
maica, West Indies.
AMVETS GROUP
HAS ANNUAL
XMAS PARTY
The Amvets Auxiliary held
their Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Minnie T. Forte,
December 27. Members present
were: Mesdames E. Page, V.
Ross, Betty Durham, L. Green,
R. Devine, M. Forte. Guests
were L. Gamble, J. Durham,
W. Bland, Q. Page and Joe
Gamble. Special guest was
Mrs. Brandon, sister of Mrs.
Green who was visiting from
New York. After the party, the
ladies went up to the dining
rbom where they gave Mrs.
Page a surprise shower.
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UNCF CAMPUS DRIVE —Last
Saturday the students and 'ac
uity at Livlngatone College
closed their 1965 campus cam
paign for the United Nagro
Collage Fund by presenting Dr.
S. E. Duncan, President of the
college, checks from the
groups. Doing the reporting
here are, left to right: the Rev.
LYON PARK ROSE GARDEN CLUB
OBSERVES XMAS WITH DINNER
The Lyon Park Rose Gar
den Club held its annual Christ
mas dinner Monday, December
13, at the Chicken Box. Christ
mas carols were sung. Mrs. M.
W. Webb brought greetings to
the club.
The members, were served a
delicious turkey dinner. After
wards gifts were exchanged.
Those present were Mesdames
Pearl Brown, Elizabeth Bul
lock, Mattie Canty, Fannie Co
zart, A. B. Greene, Mary Har
day, Josephine Hoskins, Vic
toria Joyner, Helen McClain,
Ruth Mears, Catherine Shaw,
Elnora Smith, Fannie Tapp,
Bessie Thompson, M. W. Webb,
Alice Jones, Willie Sneed, Vir-
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E. N. French, College Minister,
who represented the faculty
and staff; and Miss Mary Barn
es, junior from Wilkesboro
and president of the Pre-Alum
nl Club, who reported for the
students T.he faculty gave sl,-
172.50 wfcile the students con
tributed $2,092.50 for a total
of $3,265.00 in the campus
drive.
ginia Haskins, Thelma Mitchell,
Misses Mable Freeland, Alene
Mebane and M. L. Stephens.
Guests were Miss Gertrude
Brunson, Mrs. Hattie Hayes,
Mrs. Jackson, Mrs. Edward Hos
kins, Willie Bullock, Willie
Jones, Haywood Jackson, Na
thaniel Tate, Grover Shaw,
Chester Webb, Little Miss Ce
rissa Greene and Sam Greene.
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