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■ . \ itf&m ifH LL^A jp^H SHAW U. MAY QUEEN AND vities in her honor with her ATTENDANTS —Miss Kathleen two attendants. On the left is V. (Taffy) Henderson of Mount Miss Sandra Hoskins, second Veron, New York, center, Shaw runner-up, of Jersey City, N. University's May Queen, poses J., and Miss Janifer Baker, first last Saturday during the acti- runner-up, of Lumberton, is 1 KRESS | cAlptfuftyZtai/ GIFT VALUES _ Add Lavish Sparkle to Her Table! fl 6-Piece Imported Crystal Cut Tea Set $297 from their lovely faceted __ design cut rightJpto .-on -jrt! ,-.i' • clear cryjstaCAo gwgep- Set includes; 4 cups • 4 saucers • 4-6 Vi" bread & butters • 4- 1 0" service plates j| •" 8 Hi-Style Necklaces and Earrings »S!l 47« /JtjjL ™ * ach Fancy these! Bright ropes i 3T W and multi-strands fash thAj?S ioned from links, beads. jTjr " rods, and combinations! MyKgi Matching earrings in drop /STjar cluster, or swinger style! » Bright colors, black-and white, frosted shades, and more. 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High School. rt CORPENING Airman Marshall J. Corpen ing, son of Mrs. Zella M. Cor pening of 117 Harrington St., Lenoir, has completed basic training at Lackland AFB, Tex. He has been assigned to the Air Force Technical Train ing Center at Sheppard AFB Tex., for specialized schooling as an aircraft maintenance spe cialist. Airman Corpening is a 1967 graduate of Lenoir High School., His father, George D. Corpening, resides in Wilkes boro. A SMITH Airan George C. Smith, son of Mrs. Queen E. Smith of 909 Yancey St., Durham, has com pleted basic training at Lack land AFB, Tex. He is now as signed as a fuel specialist with a unit of the Tactical Air Com mand at Mountain Home AFB, 101 PROOF - 8 YEARS OLD WILD 1 TURKEY Bli STRAIGHT BOURBON l>1lt»l •cm*-* U FIFTH PINT INC..N. Y..M.V. Dr. Benjamin Mays Gives Black Power's WINSTON - SALEM Dr. Benjamin Mays, former presi dent of Morehouse College Atlanta, Ga., spoke to over 200 Omega men and their wives recently on "Black Power and Whit* Power" and them to enter wholeheartedly in the struggle to help establish the good so ciety. He spoke at the Statler Hil ton Motor Inn during a break fast which concluded the an nual meeting of the Sixth Dis trict of the Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. Over 275 delegates from North and South Caro lina attended the two-day meeting. "I HAVE often been asked to speak on "Black Power," Dr. Mays said, "but I refuse to speak on 'Black Power* unless I can speak also on 'White Power.' If there had been no 'White Power' badly misused, there would be no Idaho. Airman Smith is a 1967 graduate of Hillside High School. • • • Staff Sergeant Michael B. Wood, son of Mr. and Mrs. Leon W. Wood of 2717 University Drive, Durham, has arrived for duty at Castle AFB, Calif. Kappas Name Earl Morris to Secretaryship PHILADELPHIA, Pa. The Grand Board of Directors of Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Inc., announced the recent ap pointment of Earl A. Morris of the Philadelphia Alumni Chap ter to the position of Executive Secretary for the 38,000 mem ber Greek-Letter organization. Mr. Morris will be responsi ble for the administrative di rection and coordination of the fraternal group, founded in 1911 at Indiana University, Bloomington, and now repre sented by 273 local graduate and undergraduate chapters and associations. The newly appointed admini startor brings to the position a varied background of experi ence and a keen interest in sound administration of frater nity affairs. He had earlier MORRIS worked with a mortgage com pany as a loan examiner; the Small Business Administration as a business analyst; and was employed as a salesman with a leading life insurance concern. Further, the executive secre taryship is not entirely a new experience for Mr. Morris, who had served as Assistant Execu tive Secretary since August, 1965. Mr. Morris holds a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Business Ad ministration from Virginia State College, Petersburg, Va., where in December, 1957, he was ini tiated into the Alpha Phi Chap ter of Kappa. There, he also participated as a member of the College Marching Band, Future Business Leaders of America, and served on the staff of the "Virginia Statesman," the col lege newspaper. 'Blade Power'," he said. Dr. Maya aatd that when you ara talking about 'White Powar," you arc talking about that 90 percent at (tie people of the U. S. who control more than M percent of the wealth. "What than ia 'Black Pow er* and how can the black man rtwre In power?A>No one knowa what it ia bin it will not be aecured by begging and pleading," Dr. Mays said. "NO GROUP In power Is good enough, Christian or democratic enough to share hla power out of the goodness of hla heart. Socrates was wrong to say that he would. At eight years old a girl can enter into the spirit of a for mal occasion better than a boy of eight or even forty-eight. Sergeant Wood, a security Continued on page 8A 5 OUTSTANDING SERVICES At Mutual Savings & Loan I I TRAVELERS CHECKS INSURED SAVINGo Unusual offering! All the Fir.st National City Travelers ■ Checks You Want, up to $5,000 worth, For a fee ot only $2.00, This Month Only! 1 MONEY ORDERS. Issued through the Federal Home Loon Bonk LONG TERM r' G, ' e "' b °' a HOME FINANCING Savings Insured Up To $15.000 By An Agency of « Hinil¥ili* The Fedcra i Government . I 1 2 MUTUAL SAVINGS HOME IMPROVEMENT & LOAN ASSOCIATION LOANS 112 W. Pafrish Street "Where You Save Does Moke a Difference" Durham City Schools An Application for Assignment blank for pupils promoted to junior high school and senior high school and an Application for Ke-assignment blank for other pupils enrolled in the Durham City Schools will be sent home with tire report cards May 1, 1968 to permit parents to exercise freedom of choice of school assignment for he 1968-69 school term. The completed and signed blanks are to be returned to the teacher. Along with the blank will be a letter of instruction and a listing of all schools with their respective addresses and the grades taught in each of them. The following is a list of the senior high and junior high schools, the location of each, and the grades to be taught in each school. SCHOOL LOCATION GRADES TAUGHT Durham High School North Duke Street 10-12 Hillside High School Concord Street 10-12 * Brogden Jr. High School Leon Street 7-9 Carr Jr. High School Morgan Street 7-9 Hoi ton Jr. High School North Driver Avenue 7-9 Rogers-Herr Jr. High School West Cornwallis Road 7-9 Shepard Jr. High School Dakota Street 7-9 Whitted Jr. High School Umstead Street 7-9 The following is a list of the elementary schools, the location of each, and the grades to b« taught in each school. I - Burton School Lakeland and Harrell Streets 1-4 Club Boulevard School Club Boulevard . * ; 1-6 Crest Street School Crest Street ". 1-6 East End School Dowd Street 1-6 Edgemont School . East Main Street 1-6 Fayetteville Street School Fayetteville- Street .... 1-6 R. N. Harris School Cooper Street 1-6 Holloway Street School Holloway Street 1-6 Lakewood School Vesson Avenue ....•» 1-6 Lyon Park School HalJey Street . . 0 1-6 Morehead School Arnette Avenue 1-6 North Durham School North Street 1-6 • W. G. Pearson School Umstead Street 1-6 E. K. Powe School Ninth Street 1-6 Y• E. Smith School East Main Street 1-6 C. C. Spaulding School South Roxboro Street 1-6 Walltown School West Club Boulevard 1-6 George Watts School Watts Street 1-6 Lew VI. Hannen, Durham City Schools 1 Jj Ki 1 \mk I • "R J fml*-" ijagP ' I TUTORIAL STUDENTS at Lyon Park Elementary School, one of the Operation Breakthrough Centers. L. M. Goode is princi pal. The tutorial program 14 supervised by Mrs. Martha L. SATURDAY, MAY 11, 1968 THE CAROLINA TIMES- Laws, extreme left in the pic ture. Mrs. Laws is assisted by Mrs. Rosa Manning, 2nd from left. Of the 60 pupils enrolled, the above group is composed of a few of the many pupils in the reading program, who have made, remarkable progress during the school year. Mrs. R. H. Thomas, third from left, is the reading consultant. (Photo by Purefoy) 3A
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