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—THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, OCT. 7, 1967 4B North Carolina College Grad Taking Nursing at Lincoln Hosp. Among the attractive young ladies admitted to the Depart ment of Nursing at North Car olina College this year, one, fai;e- is different—it is a man's. Emmanuel Cooper, a native of Nash County, is a male reg istered nurse seeking his B.S. degree in nursing at NCC. Cooper, a graduate of North Carolina A&T College, worked as a hosuital attendant in Richmond after his high school graduation He studies biology with a minor in chemistry, planning tii become a high school sci ence teacher. After gradua tion from A&T. lie began work in the laboratory of the Medi cal College of Virginia in Rich rinnd. Encouraged l« y physicians I other associates to begin professional work in the health fields. Cooper entered she tu>>- diplorea program il the I in.. Island College Hospital Si 1 ! i' mi i nf Vursin';. 1 iking :r:idu.ui' \\i.rk ill biolii'iy at '.hi- ..iiiv.' lime. I-'.ill" ving gr.ulurtioii f.om t':«• -i I ion' of nursing Cooper became a medical - surgical >taft nurse at the t.ong Island Coll eg e Hospital, becoming medical surgical supervisor in charge of 140 beds in July, He will complete his studies . at NCC in May and will return to the supervisory staff at KENTUCKY STRAIGHT BOURBON WHISKEY •3.10 IS *4.85 PINT i noor 4/5 QUART too, old •Or I TAYLOR # I AtnuiGMT o* •eunoN .SSJi'S'.aSS.Z. iomosi •wsmv ««pwoof ciA» OISTILLED » BOTTLED B* TNI 010 TAYLOR DISTILLERY COMMIT ■ nuMtroHT. KV. Louitvuu. n. I mtmvtio •* o—T*xtm tmmmn » • MUlMttfOC M UUMM OMai «C » H OLD TAYLOR 66 PROOF THE 010 TAYIOt MSTILURVCO.. FtAiSK'ORT I LOUISVILLE. KY. OISTRItUTEO BY NATIONAL WSTIILMi PTOOWCTS COMPANY H \ COOPER Long Island College Hospital. ll,' plans to do further grad uate work in nursing or biol «>gv. and is interested in medi ■i! surgical nursing, pediat ric. .iihl in "all patients who n. Ed help." he says. WEAR A HELMET Cycle riders are not protect i :1 In a box of steel and safety :lass Even a slow speed col lison can mean serious injury or death Wear an approved safety helmet when riding a j motorcycle or scooter i Dial 682-2913 for Ad Man ! Gate City Girl To Reign at A&T Homecoming i GREENSBORO Miss Patri ! cia Mobley of Greensboro, a I senior engineering mathemat j ics major, will reign at A&T State University's Ilomecom • iiig October 12-15 Miss Mobley, who was elect jed "Miss A&T" last spring, r will be crowned at a special | coronation ceremony in the I Charles Moore gym at 8 p.m.. j October 12. Her upperelass j attendants will be Miss Mary I Johnson and Miss Edith Young er. Two attendants will repre i sent the freshman and sopho i more class. Miss Mobley is the daughtei | of Mr. and Mrs. William Mob- I ley of Greensboro. She is presi | dent of the Math Club, treasur er of Alpha Kappa Alpha Soror ity. "Miss Company IV of the Army ROTC Detachment and , a member of the Off-Campus Club and the Engineering SDEG. Th e A&T-Maryland State football game on October 14 will highlight the four da> celebration, although a num ber of other activities have been planned for visiting alumni. The annual pep rally and bonfire will be staged Friday evening on the University's practice football field, and the Alumni Breakfast will be held in the Carpet Room, plus din ing facility. A Homecoming parade with more than a mile of floats, 1 marching bands and campus beauties will get underway at 10 a.m. Saturday. A pre-game j show featuring A&Ts 140-piece Marching Aggies will be held ( at 1 p.m., half an hour prior to ' the football game. The annual Homecoming Ball is scheduled for Saturday at 8 p.m. in Moore Gymnasi um. The concluding activity , will be the Annual Alumni 1 Worship Service in Harrison! Auditorium on Sunday, Oct. 15, at 11 a.m. The Rev. Samp son Buie, who graduated from A&T in 1952 will be the i speaker. Talks Deadlocked DETROIT Negotiations between the Ford Motor Conor pany and the striking United Automobile Workers union con* tinued deadlocked, both sides said Monday. Malcolm L. Denise, Ford's chief negotiator, said there was no change in the union's position and "no change in our posi tio." h£Ak jfl v B IHpff I ' H >v' B f :• ' vHhT^M RITURNS TO "HOLLYWOOD *ALAC«" (Hollywood* Actress Raquel Welch a few yean ago served as a "bill board girl" on ABC's "Holly wood Palace" is applauded by Sammy Davis, Jr., following her return to the show as a featured performer and estab lished star. As a "billboard girl" in 1964 Miss Welch read the names of feature perform ers who wero to appear on the show the following week. As a feature performer Miss Welch performed a sexy dance which was aired on ABC. Buy Bonds where you work. 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IpUhL Now, when you join the Payroll Sav ings Plan or the Bond-a-Month Plan, 4-7 .jpSkV The U S Government does not pay for this advertisement. It i* presented as a public ■ service in cooperation with the Treasury Department and The Advertising Council. Civil Commission Studying Riot Source-Control UPPER MARLBORO, Md—A Maryland law which says a mother's illegitimate pregnancy is ground ruling that her other children are neglected was chal lenged in court here this week by the NAACP Legal Defense and Educational Fund, Int. (LDF). The motion was filed in the Prince George's County Circuit Court in behalf of nine chil dren who were declared to be neglected solely because their REMOVE WARTS! Amazing Compound Diaaolraa Common waits Away Without Catting or Horning Doctor* warn picking or scratch ing at warts may cauaa bleeding, ■praading. Now amaalng Com pound Vv* penetrate* into warta, dmtroy their call*. actually malts warta away without cutting or burning. Painlaaa, colorless Compound W, uaad m directed, remove* common warta aafriy, effectively leaves no ugly scar*. mothers had given birth to more than one illegitimate child. Under the Maryland statute, passed in 1962, a judge can conclude that children are be ing raised in an "unstable mor al environment" if their un wed mother has become preg nant or has given birth to a child within the preceding 12 months. In challenging this statute, the LDF attorneys further asked DESIGNS! : W 1 fcy. 1 DIAI " 2IM * ' !• ; HortH For l*ty Oee«lil» > JOOI NORTH , the court' to name the mothers of the defendant children as parties to the case. One of the mothers involved in the case is white, the remainding two are Negroes, j Tlie attorneys also raised another'. riov«J issue in which they asked the court to appoint a court lawyer for the defend ant children and their mothers. This is the first time th»t a court has been requested to provide paid counsel for a a case falling outside of the crim inal area. The current case is being tried In a civil proceed ing. According to LDF attorney L«roy Clark a favorable ruling by the court on the LDF motion would in the future have a "subtsantial impact on effort! made around the country to deal with motheri receiving welfare in an abltrary and coer cive fashion, by Interjecting a lawyer between them and hos tile prosecutors." The LDF attorneys handling this case are J. Franklin Bourne of Upper Marlboro, Md. and Le roy Clark of New York City. Homecoming: For New Hope Baptist Of Chaham County Homecoming services will be held at New Hope Baptist Church, Chatham County, Sun day, October 8, at 2:00 p.m. Rev. J. R. Burt and his choir and congregation from the lit. Zion Baptist Church, Chapel Hill, will be in charge of the afternoon service. Dinner will be served at 1 p.m. Rev. C. P. Briley, Pastor. Truthseekers Bible Class To Observe 37th Anniversary The Truthaeekers Bible Claw of Mt. Gllead Baptist Church celebrated ita 37th anniversary Sunday, September 34 at 8:00 p.m. Rev. Willie Thornton, choir sand congregation from Pilgrim Baptist Church was the guest. MOM OAS A new study of future gas re quirements estimates that the demand for natural gas in the United States will be 43 per cent greater in 1975 than it was in 1966 ' . » Jfeu 't r Yipur cT6fh«s loot. better longer. j • Colors brightpi' with "MARTI NIZ- AJt/—-1 ; , tNG" W rnoSt Iri Dry \ j f CJeaning . . . arid you mm I I , SAVE, TCXS! I ! FREE -W B . j' > DOLLARS .JHW mw.-tm.-wm. ul y H j . wm> Ndi claim >lVxi\w fmmi II 1 ct*c* Hr a m W (Im UmMt 1«) \ Jl J I J ■ i mor» In *■» ctM»v m •*- • kw brwWil ft ™ fJJ 1 I 5 for $1.50 |i V—3-Q- /ar V o*m I *.m, w t (J*. Mftr R|^H' TOM'S —————l • w.cMiMrfil On« HOUR , B»M / mminiim: Em I; THC MOOT IN MY CLtANINd uml imwHn Cantor) .TS^rfC^, 4+otpjorinir Appliances Galore!! 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