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I—THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, SEPT. W, IWI 4A I f M- *5 i "; .! f 1 p ' W * 3 r f r - • THOSE GIRLS IN WHITE Graduation ceremony for the Lincoln Hospital School of Nursing class of 1967, was held at St Joseph's AME Church. Sunday. September 10 Rev P R Cousin, delivered the com mencement address Members of the graduating class are bot tom row, left to right: Thelma Witherspoon. Oxford; Mar v CONGRATULATIONS To Southeastern Business College ON THE COMPLETION OF YOUR ' * \ NEW AND BUILDING METALCRAFT FABRICATING COMPANY 3325 Guess Road Durham, N. C. CONGRATULATIONS To Southeastern Business College ON YOUR NEW DORMITORY Mm IT HAS BEEN A PLEASURE TO SERVE YOU \ ' \ NORTHGATf PAINT COMPANY 3725 Guess Road Durham, N. C. Lemmon. Sumter. S. C.: Bever ly Miller, Wake Forest; Mel vina Cochran, Detroit, Mich.; Reatha Young. Pineville; Eula Pulliam. Burlington. Top row, left to right are Lenora Graham, Fair Bluff; Saundra Obie Best, Woodsale, Polly Colclough, Alcolu, S. C.; Carolyn Williams, Hartsville and Gloria Taylor, Wallace. "OUTSTANDING CIVIC LEADERS" NAME A. T. SPAULDING FOR 1967 The Board of Advisory Edi tors of Outstanding Civic Lead ers of America announced last week that Asa Timothy Spauld ing has been chosen for inclu sion in thfc 1967 edition of this national publication. Outstanding Civic Leaders of America is an annual biograph ical compilation of approxi mately 0,000 civic leaders from all parts of the nation. The men and women included were nom inated earlier this year by local city officials, Chambers of Commerce, and civic groups. "They have distinguished | themselves in civic work to the point of being outstanding," said Doug Blankenship, Past U S. Jaycee President and Chair man of the Board of Advisory j Editors of Outstanding Civic Leaders of America. ' Mayor Jerome P. Cavanagh, President of the United States Conference of Mayors, has said that "The men and women list ed in this book through their abilities and services as civic leaders have earned the grati tude of all citizens . . . they have proved that America is confident of its ability to put aside doubt and take action." The publication, Outstanding Civic Leaders of America, was conceived by leaders of the na tion's civic organizations. Its purpose is to nationally recog nize the men and women who give their time for community development and inspire others to greater community service. Bible Institute Announces Fall- Winter Ten Again this fall the Union Christian Bible Institute is of fering classes for those aspiring for the ministry, and yet have not been exposed to Seminary training. As well as to the lay man who is desirous of study ing Christian Education. If you have questions please call 688-6592 or 682-7500, we will glady assist you in plan ning your schedule for "Meet ing the Challenge" with an urge "To study to show thy self approved." Rev, Lowery Wilson Reid, is President. The faculty mem bers are: Dr. A. D. Moseley, Dr W. Bigelow, Rev H. Al bert Smith, Rev. J W. Barnes, Rev. Stone and Rev. L. W. Reid. Books will be open for regis tration from September 15 thru 13 between the hours 4 p.m. to Bp.m. Classes will begin Sep tember 19, 7 p.m. The Aims and Purposes: 1. To develop in the students a strong Christian philosophy of life that will help them solve their problems intelligently as they adjust themselves to their environment. 2. To prepare each student for useful citizenship through a life of congenial service. NEW UNIVERSITY PLANNED Tk* l-atberna Church is planning construction of a four year university in Freeport, Grand Bahama within two years. The institution will be built on a large tract of beach front property donated by the Grand Bahama Development Company. The cash val.e of Se.ies E and H U. S. Savings Bonds out standing at the end of Flacal Year 1967 was $90,817 million. The year before, the figure wag $40,682 million. ASCS Programs Play Big Role In Success of Virginia Farmer WASHINGTON, D. C. As sistance in establishing a pond for watering his cattle and ir rigating his tobacco, aid in planting trees for controlling erosion and providing a long term cash crop, and a loan to ward the purchase of a bin-for storing grain for his or for price support are some of the ways the Agricultural Stabilization and Conservation Service of the U. S. Department of Agriculture has helped far mer Alvin Rice of Freeman, Va , to succeed. So effectively has Mr Rice used this assistance and other ASCS aid in improving his farm and increasing his income that his neighbors have not only increased their participation in ASCS programs, but have elect ed him as one of their Agri cultural Stablization and Con servation (ASC) community com mitteemen. In this position, Mr. Rice helps to keep his neighbors in formed on farm programs, ad vises his ASC county committee on local farming conditions, recommends measures likely to obtain the best farm program results, and helps to elect coun ty committeemen. First Baptist To Hold Revival September 17-22 CHAPEL HILL—The annual revival meeting of the First Baptist Church, located on the corner of W.* Rosemary and N. Roberson streets, will begin Sunday, September 17, and con tinue through Friday, Septem ber 22. Services for Sunday will begin at 11:00 A.M. and 7:30 P.M. During the week they will begin at 8:00 P.M. Those wishing to spend a longer period 'in prayer may come earlier. Rev. Perry High, pastor of the First Baptist Church will be the evangelist. U. S. Savings Bonds will re turn $4 for every $3 you invest —in just seven years. U. S. Savings Bons are "in destructible"—any Bond that is lost, stolen, or destroyed will be replaced by the Treasury at no cost to the Bond owner. I » 3 Congratulations To. .. DAVID STITH AND SOUTHEASTERN BUSINESS COLLEGE WKSZ" W* 1 '-"wij'HP ■ - —i l - . - TT rr T —..... . ~ '• _«» i■■ >i£~ : ~ ~_r-_r-_rr pr,— c •- •«..» uju"j -■■LrzrzJ. UsSh^-—" i r- r,i VVH . WE ARE PROUD 10 HAVE BEEN CHOSEN 10 CONSTRUCT THIS NEW AND MODERN BUILDING Trout & Riggs Construction Company • PHONE 477-8835 115 OLYMPIC STREET DURHAM, N. C. I t His first one-year term as a community committeeman is ing its end as the September election date in Virginia ap proaches. However, he is a nominee for re-election. Mr. Rice began farming 11 years ago after he became tired of communting 97 miles each way to and from the Ports mouth Navy yard where he was a machinist's helper. But farm ing was not new to him. He was reared on a farm where he and his brothers helped their parents with the crops. CONGRATULATIONS To Southeastern Business College The Management And Personnel At 7 LEE'S C 7 Are Pleased To Congratulate You Oil This Occasion. AIR CONDITIONERS, INC PHONE 286-2252 3223 Hillsborough Road Durham, N. C. - ..M I- CONGRATULATIONS To Southeastern Business College
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