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2B -THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, OCT. 28, 1967 i" fir -mmUtlV^ .—? ._JXLSrr — > » ■■■■■■ . if • •■: f • n^Mi JP*\ ij — ~h V K Ajf V. i I ■ !■ I M ■ LI CENTRAL CAROLINA FARM- H S. Hogan (left) CCF Presi- ERS General Manager G. B dent, presents C. W. Tilson a DeLoatche (right) looks on as' framed copy of a resolution Central Carolina Farmers Holds Thirty-seventh Annual Meeting 1.100 Stockholders of Central Carolina Farmers paid tribute to the past and looked toward the future at their 37th Annual Meeting Thursday morning October 19, at the Durham Na tional Guard Armory. C. W. Tilson. who retired a. c CCF General Manager October 1. was honored for his 37 years service to the cooperative. The Board of Directors, on behalf of CCF's 8,000 farmer-mem bers. presented a color televi sion set to Mr. Tilson in ap preciation of his tireless ef forts and devotion. A Resolu tion was entered by CCF Presi dent H. S. Hogan, Route 5, Chapel Hill. It stated that the stockholders "here make a formal expression of our great appreciation to C. W. Tilson for the great portion of his j life that he devoted without hesitation to the success, growth and management of this cooperative." Under Tilson's leadership the farm cooperative has grown from its beginning in 1930 with $2,400 capital and 400 members to over $4,250,-1 000 net worth and over S3O million annual business serving its farmer-owners and patrons in central North Carolina. The stockholders also wel comed new General Manager j G. Brantley DeLoatche. He has progressed > through Central Carolina Farmers over a pe has served as Manager of the company's Feed Plant and has iod of 19 years. Since 1951 he been Assistant General Mana ger since 1963. Under his man Purefoy's Photography Color Black & White Commercial ! Wedding - Family I-, Photos I Proms - Dances | and Groups Call: Day 682-2913, Weekend 682-73)6 agement CCF outgrew its old , feed mill and in 1965 built a ! fully automated and most effi- i cient feed manufacturing plant, j It manufactures more than 500 j tons per day for poultry, dairy j and livestock rarmers, and this ! is one of the most efficient in ; the nation. Sigmas to Hold 53rd Conclave hi Richmond RICHMOND, Va. Phi Beta I Sigma Fraternity Incorporated, which celebrates 53 years of j moulding character, education al excellence, cultural pursuits j and activities in social actions I in college trained Negro men, j will discuss "Leadership Train- j ; ing For Community Service" ; during their forthcoming 53rd Anniversary Conclave, to be ! held in the John Marshall Ho- j tel. Richmond, Virginia, De- | ' cember 26 through 30, 1967. The 1967 meetings of the national body of the 200 chap- ; ; tered, 40,000 college trained , Negro men's greek lettered j ; organization, will be conducted j under the auspices of a Na- . i tional Convention Department which set up by Conclave man- [ i date at the 52nd Anniversary i Conclave. Hosts of the Convention are ! j members of Lambda, Alpha j j Alpha Alpha, lota Sigma and Alpha Kappa Sigma Chapters, i adopted by CCF stockholders at their Annual Meeting held here October 19. fraternities located in Rich mond and the surrounding tide water area. ■ — Members of the local Rich mond committees who have planned extensive work and social program for the thous and Sigmas expected in Rich mond during the holiday con- Continued on page 4B Tonight's 1 easy pick-up 'iKUj. ■ BUCKET OP CHICKEN O7 R 15 Piecei Tender, Taity Chicken ■ ■ 1 Pint Ddidoui CrackHn* Gravy *J Mdt-in-your-mouth Bbcatti (»ervc« 5 to 7 people) Take ft from the Qofcmel. .."ft*! finger EcHo* good IS Tike home Kentucky Fried Chicken tonight. AS jou do ii pick it up. The eenrico UMdaea. We fix Sunday seven days COLONEL IANOER9 RECIPE Kntaky fried £kfetat. ' RINALDI'S TAKE HOME ' 910 MIAMI BLVD. SO6 fTH STREET DURHAM. N. C. ROSEMARY A FRANKLIN STS. CHAPEL HILL, N. C. HAPPY WINNER—-James Ad- ! ams (center), an employee of j Supreme Beverage Co., Inc, I Birmingham, Alabama, recent- j ly won a 15-foot speedboat j and motor in the Miller Brew- j ing Company's "quality sells" promotion. Shown with Adafns 1 are Bob Brown (left), Alabama State Manager for Miller, and ! Joseph B. Schilleci, President j of Supreme Beverage Co., Inc. Shooting of Youth At A&T University Being Investigated GREENSBORO—PoIice here are investigating the shooting of a 17-year-old youth near the gymnasium of A&T State Uni versity last weekend. Police said Tylue Rhone, who was not a student at the college, was found aboyt 15 to 20 feet from the west door of the Charles Moore Gymnasium when they arrived on the scene. They said he had been wounded in the left side of the chest. Security officials at the uni versity said the youth was ap parently hit by a ricochetting bullet fired by a guard when several youths tried to crash the Homecoming dance. Mail Overseas Packages By November 11 Christmas parcels to mem bers of the Armed Forces overseas, if sent by surface transportation, should be mail ed no latei" than November 11 to arrive by Christmas. The term "Armed Forces Overseas" includes personnel of the Armed Forces, members of their families, and U.S. civil ians employed overseas who receive their mail through an APO or FPO, New York, San' Francisco or Seattle. Gift parcels, weighing not more than 5 pounds and meas uring not more than 60 inches in length and girth combined, addressed to members of the Armed Forces in Vietnam will be provided air-lift service on a space available basis from the west coast even though pre paid at the surface rate. These parcels should be endorsed with the large letters "S. A. M." (Space Available Mail) on the address side below the postage and above the name of the addressee. These parcels, if mailed by December Ist, will he delivered by Christmas. Parcels mailed between De cember Ist and December 11th should be sent "Air Mail" for Christmas delivery. All articles should be packed in boxes of wood, metal, solid fiberboard or strong double faced corrugated fiberboard. All fiberboard boxes should be securely wrapped in heavy pa per with materially adds strength to the package. Each box should be well tied with strong cord. Sufficient cush ioning material should be used to prevent any rattling or loos ening of article within the package. Unless tightly filled, boxes are likely to be crushed. A slip showing list of contents and the name and address of sender and addressee should be enclosed in the parcel. Cus- ' Washes up L.. gg up to 16 lbs. mixed, heavy fabrics! • Special Permanent Press m 4H ■ " Cycle—helps reduce i|j ■ spin-set wrinkles! • Filter-Flo Washing System— ■ effectively collects lint-fuzz in the filter! 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These new garments will be distributed to needy families particularly school children, of Durham and area. Cash donated will be placed in the fund for shoes for school children in need. Sheets, pil low cases and sleep-wear will be distributed to emergencies reported by nurses of that area or other interested ob servers who report the need. Toms Declarations, completed by the senders, are required on parcels to many destinations. dents pictured above (left to i right) Joseph Lewis, President, Washington, D. C.; Thelma Garris, Vice President, Garvs WOOLWOOTITS Woolworth's Own Tasty /^OM£U\ Old-Fashioned Brand f \ POUND CAKE( 62 ) Heaping good—only the best ingredients lb. S are used. Baked daily for freshness. Thursday, friday and Saturday! CajffiEE! YOUR MONIY'S WORTH MORI AT WOOLWORTH'S burg; Beatrice McKoy, Secre tary, Rose Hill; and Robert Byrd, Treasurer, Spartanburg South Carolina.
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