—THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, JUNE 4, 1966
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ATLANTA MAN NAMED REO
OFFICER FOR REGION THREE
ATLANTA, Ga. Federal
Highway Administrator Rex.
M. Whitton announced the ap
pointment of Alexander D.
Gaither of Atlanta, Ga., as Re
gional Equal Opportunity Offi
cer for the U. S. Bureau of
Public Roads Region 3.
He will be in charge of the
Bureau's equal job opportunity
program, as required by the
1964 Civil Rights Act, in a
seven-State region comprising I
WE ARE PLEASED TO " *
Congratulate
Mutual Savings & Loan Association
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We extend to the officers and directors
of this progressive institution our sin
cere best wishes in the formal opening
of this magnificent facility.
Roberts Construction Company
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Tennessee, North Carolina,
Mississippi, Alabama, Georgia
and Florida. The region's head
quarters are in Atlanta.
The program is designed to
assure equal employment op
portunity on Federally-aided
highway projects, regardless of
race, color, creed or national
origin. He will be responsible
for conducting compliance re
views, investigating complaints,
I and encouraging State highway
departments and road contrac
tors to take affirmative steps
to implement the program.
The Bureau of Public Roads
headed by Mr. Whitton, is a
unit of the U. S. Department
of Commerce, which adminis
ters a nationwide $4 billion
Federal-aid highway program
A graduate of Knoxville Col
lege in 1932 with a Bachelor
of Arts Degree, Gaither re
ceived his Master of Arts De
gree from Ohio Stite Univer
sity in 1938 He also studied
at the University of Tennessee
and Tennessee State Univer-
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TOPS AT A. AND T.—The two
student leaders at A. and T. |
College, for the next academic
year, named in general elec- j
tions conducted at the college ;
last week included from left to |
right: Miss Nannie Kearney,
Warrenton, "Miss A. and T."
and Roy White, Jr., Eliiabeth j
City, president of the Student I
SHRINERS TO WORSHIP AT BARBEE
Zafa Temple No. 176 and
Zafa Court No. 41 Daughters of
Isis Nobles and Daughters will
worship at Barbee's Chapel
Church, Rev. T. R. Cole, min
ister on Farrington Road, Chat
ham County, Sunday, June 5
at 1:00 p.m.
CONGRATULATIONS TO
MUTUAL SAVINGS AND LOAN
ON YOUR FORMAL OPENING
IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE
TO HAVE BEEN YOUR NEIGHBOR
FOR SO MANY YEARS
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W. Main St. Downtown Durham
Government. Both are rising
seniors.
Miss Kearney, a major in ac
counting, is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Kearney
of Warrenton. White, an honor
student and a major in eco
nomics, is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Roy H. White, Sr., of Eli
iabeth City.
i J Fred Pratt, Imperial De
] pu|y, is requesting aft new
Nobles, their wives and all
friends are invited to be pres
ent.
Dinner will be served at the
| church. A motorcade will leave
i the temple at 12:30 p.m.
Health Officer
Speaker at
DBC Finals
John H. Brown, Jr., Director
of the Office of Tutoring Serv
ices of the Health and Welfare
Council of the District of Co
lumbia, delivered the Com
mencement Address at Durham
Business College.
The ceremonies were held
Saturday afternoon, May 28, at
3 p.m. in the college auditori
um, the first Commencement
Program to be held in the new
ly acquired facilities.
The Saturday exercise was
the Eighteenth Annual Com
mencement of the college and
had 60 graduates. Graduates re
ceived diplomas in the areas off
General Secretarial Science,
Junior Accounting. Business
Administration, and Senior Ac
counting. Certificates were
awarded in IBM Clerical and
IBM Key Punch.
Other activities during the
Commencement weekend in
cluded a Senior Reception at
the President's home on Friday
evening.
-Morgan
Continued from papge 5A
the Washington Gallery of
Modern Art Doctor of Fine
Arts:
And the Rev Arthur Payne,
for 43 years pastor of Enon
Baptist Church, former vice
president of the National Bap
tist Convention and an alum
nus of Morgan State College—
Doctor of Sacred Theology.
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The members of Pine Grove
Baptist Church of Creedmoor,
gave a tea in honor of their
new pastor and his wife, Rev.
and Mrs. C. R. Stone, Sunday
evening at 6:00 p.m.
The informal tea was held in
Fellowship Hall •with more
than 100 members present.
Rev. and Mrs. Stone of 2220
Chautauqua Ave. were warm
ly accepted by the group and
the community.
The reception table was cov
ered with a white satin ban
quet cloth. In the center was
a circular arrangement of
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Rev. Stone, who is present
ly enrolled at the Seminary of
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cepted pastorship succeeding
the Rev. J. W. Barnes.
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