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BEAUTICIANS GALORE —The
beautiful Virginia Dare Ball
room in the Sir Walter hotel
was the showcase setting Sun
day, Ms-ch 6 for the introduc
tion of the new Epic soft-styl- j
ing permanent curl relaxer de- [
veleped by the Epic Profession- '
al Products Division of the Gil
lette Company. Licensed beau- J
ticians from the Raleigh-Dur- i
ham area are shown watching
expert technicians, without the '
ned of gloves or preliminary |
creme base, develop for their
live models with regular and
color treated hair, exciting
hairdos, both casual and hair- | ;
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satisfactory completion of a
Dr. Benjamin Mays to Address
Bennett College Institute Sun.
GREENSBORO Dr. Benja
min E president of
MoretvyflSe College, Atlanta,
6a., will deliver the address
marking the close of the 40th
annual Homemaking Institute
short training court* In chtmi
cal hair relaxing, the Epic
Company will award certifi
cates to licensed beauticians.
at Bennett College on Sunday,
March 20, at 4 p.m. in Pfeiffer
Chapel.
At that time, Mrs. Louise G.
Streat, chairman of the insti
tute committee, will also give
a summary of the week's acti
vities which had as a theme:
"Opportunities and Aspirations:
A New Perspective for Wom
en."
The institute opened on Mon
day with a "Town Hall" type
meeting with the
women as panelist-concultants:
Mrs. Audrose M. Harvey,
home economist, of Rochester,
N.Y.; Dr Helen Smith, dentist,
business and civic leader of
Los Angeles, Calif.; Miss Ma
rian Wright, attorney, of Jack
son, Miss., recently named by a
national magazine as one of
the nation's outstanding young
women; and Dr. Ella Haith
Weaver, on sabbatical leave
from Brooklyn College to serve
as speech consultant to the Job
Corps for Women.
Following this session, there
were three seminar sessions
•Ahich were continued during
the afternoon.
Scheduled for Wednesday
morning was another "Town
Hall" session with the follow
ing persons as panelists-con
sultants:
Mrs. Majorie Cay Brown,
home economist, of Stamford,
Conn.; Mrs. Mary E. Funneye,
psychiatric social worker, of
Brooklyn, N. Y.; the Rev Julia
McClain Walker, professor of
religion at Morris Brown Col
lege, Atlanta, Ga.; and Miss
Philippa Schuyler, pianist, au
thor and world traveler, of N.
Y. City.
W-SSC TO HOLD
PARENTS' DAY |
SUN.. MAR. 30
WINSTON-SALEM—The Win- |
ston-Salem State College will
hold its Fourth Annual Par- j
ents' Day on Sunday, March 30,
The theme for this year's
event is "Parental Responsibil
ity in the Achievement of Aca
demic Excellence." Dr. Frank
W. Hale, Chairman of the De
partment of English at Central
State College, Xenia, Ohio, will
be the featured speaker.
The activities of the day will
get under way with registra
tion beginning at 8:00 A.M.
and they will close with the
address and a salute to parents
beginning at 4:00 P.M. and
scheduled to end around 5:00
PM
Other activities of the day
will include opportunities to
visit in the dormitories with
j students, to confer with in
structors and college officials,
and to attend a morning wor
ship service.
Dinner will be served with
out charge to at least two
members of the family of each
student.
TRAFFIC TAGS
About two of seven auto
l drivers in the U.S. have been
given police tags for one or
another kind of traffic viola
tions over recent years,
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OUR MEN IN SERVICE
AMARILLO. Tex. Airman
Third' Class Richard P. Ewing,
son of Mr and Mrs. Terry N
Ewing of 609 Barnes Ave., Dur
ham. has been graduated at
Amsrillo AFB, Tex., from the
training course for U.S. Air
Force supply inventory spe
cialists
Airman Ewing. a graduate
of Durham High School, is be
ing assigned to Alconbury hAF
Station. England for duty with
the U S. Air Forces in Europe
HAMPTON". Va Technical
Sergpant Robert E. Hagan. Sr..
34. son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
L Hagan of 209 N T . Hyde Park
Ave.. Durham, has been grad
uated from the U.S. Air Force
Senior Von-commissioned Of
ficer Academy at Langley AFB.
Virginia.
Sergeant Hagan. who re
ceived advanced military lead
ership and management train
ing. is a fabric-leather-rubber
repair specialist at Pope AFB.
N* C He is a member of the
Tactical Air Command which
provides combat reconnais
sance, aerial firepower and as
sault airlift for U.S. Army
forces.
The sergeant attended Dur
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POOGER
SAN ANTONIO, Tex.—Ken
neth A. Podger, Jr., 22, son of
Dr. and Mrs. Kenneth A. Pod
ger of 217 E. Markham Ave.,
Durham, has been commission
ed a second lieutenant upon
graduation from Officer Train
ing School (OTS) at Lackland
AFB, Tex.
Lieutenant Podger, selected
for OTS through competitive
examination, is being assigned
to Mather AFB;""Calif., for
training as a navigator.
A graduate of Durham High
School, he received his B.A.
degree from Duke University.
He is a member of Phi Kappa
Sigma.
ELLIS
SAN ANTONIO, Tex. Air
man Sylvester Ellis, son of Mr.
and Mrs. John E. Ellis of Rt. 2.
Farmville, has been selected
for training at Sheppard AFB,
Tex., as an Air Force aircraft
maintenance specialist.
The airman recently com
pleted basic training at Lack
land AFB, Tex.
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GLYN'CO, Ga.—Navy Ensign
Thomas L. Cameron, son of
John A. Cameron of 2413 Otis
St.. Durham, is attending the
Airborne Radar Intercept Ope
rator's Course at the Naval Air
Technical Training Center in
Glynco, Ga. .
He will study/ all phases of
the operation and preventive
maintenance of radar intercept
equipment used in Navy and
Marine Corps aircraft.
Ensign Thomas Cameron is a
graduate of North Carolina
College in Durham.
WSSC Faculty
Members in
Piano Recital
WINSTON-SALEM Mrs.
Millie Liston McFadden and
Miss Fautina Holman of the
Music Faculty of Winston-Sal
em State College were present
ed in,a Duo-Piano Recital last
Sunday at Cleveland Avenue
Christian Church by the Ushers
Fellowship.
The Program included: "Or-j
gan Prelude and Fugue In 0
Minor,"-' Bach; "Rondo From
Trio In G," Hzywln; "Liebes
lieder Opus. szr Brahams;
"Variations On A Theme by
Haydn," Brahms; "Waltz Op. 39
No. 5," Brahms; "Jamaican
Street Song," Benjamin; and
"The Old. Dutch Clock," Sim
mons.
Mrs. M;Fadden is chairman
of the Music Department at
Winston-Salem State College.
Her formal training includes a
bachelor's degree in music
education from Howard Uni
versity, a master's degree from
the University of Connecticut
with additional study at Pea
body Conservatory, the Univer
sity of Maryland, and the Uni
versity of North Carolina.
Mrs. McFadden has played
the piano since age five. She
has had private Instruction
from Leonard Seeber and Dr.
Arthur Sotz. Her experience in
cludes work as a music super
visor, a consultant for a pub
lic school system, a minister
of music for a large church and
an instructor in music at Tal
ladega College.
Miss Holman, accompanist
for the College Choir, has
olayed the piano from an early
*ge. She majored in music at
Winston-Salem State College
and holds the M.A. degree in
Music Education from New
York University and has had
further shidy at Manhattan
School of Miisic and at East
man School ox Music.
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St. Augustine's Colleg*. In
spects architect's drawing Il
lustrating two new dormito
ries to be constructed on St.
Augustine's campus by and
leased from C.I.T. Educational
Buildings, with H. R. Vaughan
(right), the firm's area repre
sentative. The building* will
provide additional space for
some 300 students.
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