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THI ARTRA SCHOLARSHIP
AWARD FOR 196»—Presented
under the auspices of the Unit
ed Negro College Fund —is
awarded to Robert Andrew De-
Leon, a sophomore at Atlanta's
Morehouse College (standing,
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TECHNIQUES OP MATTRESS
MAKING Mrs. Genevieve
Greenlee, right, shows the tech
niques used In making a mat
tress to an Extension home eco
nomics agent and county com
munity leaders In Orange
County, N. C. Mrs. Greenlee, a
Housing and Home Specialist
with the North Carolina Coope
rative Extension Service,
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THE OIOJAYLOR DISTILLERY COMPANY, FRANKFORT, KENTUCKY
second from left)'. Making the
presentation on behalf of the
Artra Cosmetics Division of
Pharmaco, Inc., Kenilworth, N.
J., is Alan B. Cowley, Pharma
co Brand Manager. Also pic
tured are (standing, second
launched a campaign two years
ago to improve the sleeping
Local Births
"Hie following births wete
reported to the Durham County
Health Department during the
week of February 12 through
from right) Donald L. Hollo
v/ell, President, National Alum
ni Council, United Negro Col
lege Fund; (standing, right)
Harold Parks, President of the
Pre-Alumni Council; and (seat-
conditions of the State's low in
I come families.
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Harold and Haael Chestnut,
girl; Anthony and Teresa Tuck
er, girt; Ollie and Sarah Kim
brough, boy; Kenneth and Au
dra Gihon, boy; Nathaniel and
Joyce Fryar, boy.
Ed, foreground) Mrs. Barbara
King, Community Services. Pre
sentation was made at the 22nd
Annual Conference of the Na
tional Alumni Council of UNCF
at Chicago's Palmer House.
Greensboro
Omegas Seek
Apt. Project
GREENSBORO-A $275, -
000 experimental apartment
could vbecome a reality if
plans orHhe-Tau Omega Chap
ter of Omega Psi Phi Frater
nity here are approved.
The fraternity has made ap
plication to become the non
profit sponsor of the unique
project, which was designed
by a computer.
Robert Barkley, executive
director of Greensboro Rede
velopment Commission, said
this week that final decision
on the sponsorship is expected
within two weeks.
The Omegas propose to
build their project on a 3V4
acre tract located in Grdftis
boro's Warnersville Redevelop
ment area.
The project features com
puterized design, precast col
umns, beams and floor and
roof slabs. Wall also are prefa
bricated, with 'plumbing,
wiring and insulation already
included. The design is ex
pected to make possible con
struction at less cost and more
rapidly than more convention
al methods of building.
Barkley said, subject to
Federal Housing Administra
tion approval, 20 per cent of
the apartments will be rent
supplement; a lease-option ar
rangement is planned to per
mit both rent supplement fam
ilies and others to purchase
units at a later date at the 3
per cent interest rate for con
struction; a home owner asso
ciation is planned to assure
grounds maintenance and build
up a fund for replacement of
major appliances.
Approximately one half of
the area will be in park, which
can be used by the neighbor
hood as well as apartment
dwellers. Barkley said a fund
will be sought for beautifica
tion, including sculpture which
can double as play equipment.
The units, expected to rent
for around S6O, will have one
to four bedrooms. Walls may
be shifted to change interior
arrangements.
In my old age what I would
like is a life of ease without
regrets.
Every good book is a bargain.
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A&T Gets Grant
From Burling'n
Industries
GREENSBORO A&T State
University has been approved
f"r a grant of SIOO,OOO from the
Burlington Industries Founda
tion here.
The award was announced
at the University Monday after
noon at a luncheon meeting of
more than 40 corporate execu
tives of industries and firms In
the Greensboro area.
The funds from Burlington
will assist A&T in its campaign
to raise $1 million for schol
arships, faculty fellowships and
the endowment fund within
four years.
At the luncheon, Dr. Lewis
C. Dowdy, president of A&T,
said that his University's alum
ni have agreed Upraise one
third of the money, and that
A&T hopes to receive one-third
in similar chiHoflge grants
from other industries and firms
in the Greensboro area. Dr.
Dowdy said the other funds are
expected to come from dona
tions and corporations outside
nf North Carolina.
Tn announcing his firm's gift
to A&T, E. R. Zane, a Burling
ton Industries director, said
the money would be in addi
tion to the other grants which
A&T is already receiving from
Burlington Industries.
Dr. Dowdy said the gift from
Burlington Industries will be
a big boost in helping the Uni
versity to reach its goal.
"We are prosposing to solicit
challenge grants from business
and industry and foundations
in the city and throughout
North Carolina to stimulate
giving on the part of our alum
ni" he said. "We believe that
this kind of effort will go a
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ADMINISTRATOR VISITS NEW
HOMES IN LA Howard
Bertsch, left, administrator,
Farmers Home Administration,
U. S. Department of Agricul
ture, is shown visiting with
families who moved into new
homes they constructed at Ed
gard, La. under a self-help pro
gram. The housing project was
financed by FHA who provided
individual loans of $5,600 to
each family in the project. The
homes are valued at $9,000
each.
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long way in assisting us to de
velop and maintain an excel
lent educational program."
At a meeting of the Univer
sity Foundation earlier in the
day, Zane was elected president
of the Foundation and Mose
Kiser, general manager of Gull
ford Dairy Cooperative Asso
ciation, was named vice presi
dent.
Other new members named
to the board were Bland Wor
ley, Dr. Alvin V. Blount, Jr.,
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You, of course. Before you lay out one c«nt
the first of the month, pay the one person
who deserves it the most . . . you. It's the only
sure way to get ahead. »
Save before you spend. Make it an iron clad
rule and you'll never be broke. We can b«
helpful.
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