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NCCU Alumni
Day Set For
September 25
Dr. Annette L.
dsan of North Carolina Cm
tral University's„ School of'
Library Science, this week an
nounced the schedule of the
school's Ahtaui Day, Saturday,
September 26.
A number of alumni and
Mends of the library science
school have Indicated their
plana to attend, Dr. Phlnate*
reported.
Participants will register,
have coffee, and tour the
library science quarters In the
James E. Shepard Memorial
Library at 9:30 am. Group
meetings are scheduled from
10:35 am. to noon. A.
luncheon at the university
cafeteria is set for 12:16 p.m.,
and an alumni business meet
ing is scheduled for 1:46 pan.
The first Alumni Day cele
bration is being held on the
occasion of the 30th anniver
sary of the establishment of
the school of library science. A
souvenir booklet, prepared for
the occasion, will be dedicated
to Daniel Eric Moore, who
served longest as the school's
dean.
Former teaches in the
school of library science are
among tboee who have said
they will attend, Dr. Phinazee
said.
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David Perry, Roxie Rowland 1 ,
James Strickland, R. P. Ran
dolph, Wilma Milum, Harri
son Torain, Annie Mayo and
H. V. Alston and Miss Edna
Mason.
• • •
Spend Vacation in
Bull City
Mr. and Mrs. Weldon Lin
say of Atlantic City, New
Jersey, spent a few days va
cation as the guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Frazier and
Sister Annie M. Tucker of
Beechwood Dr.
The Lindsays were extend
ed many courtesies which
they thoroughly enjoyed
Mrs. Lindsay is the former,
Virginia Hayes of this city.
• • •
Honor Mother
With Cook-Out
Miss Richlean Tucker, Mrs
Virginia T. Jefferys and Mi«->
Linda Jefferys honored their
mother with a Familv Cook-
Out on Saturday, August 21.
Special honor was given to
Mrs. Tucker's aunt, Mrs. Lena
Bailey of 410 Dowd St.
Tables were placed in the
yards with colors of orange,
yellow and red that blended
with the beautiful flowers
and the green carpet of grass
which she maintains herself.
A delicious repast was en
ed by many friends of the
family as well as out-of-town
guests: Mrs. Maggie Prince,
Brooklyn, N. Y. and Mel Grif
fith, Bronx, N. Y.
• • •
Returns To N. Y.
Clarence Hodges and wife
Bernice accompanied by a
friend Mrs. Madge Mack,
have returned to New York
City. They enjoyed the hos
pitality of many friends and
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Hodge were
the guests of their parents
Mr. and Mrs. William Taylor'
of 510 Martha SL Mrs. Mack
was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. PVed Frazier and Miss
Annie M. Tucker of Beech
wood Dr.
• • •
Visits in City
Haywood Townsend has ra
turned to Philadelphia, Pa.
after visiting his sister-in
law., Mrs. A R. Townsend of
1307 Merrick St He had the
pleasure of using again a
number of rid friends, soma
former arhootiaatae and for.
ming new acquaintances, bat
sincerely ngMs he was not
able to see all the persons
be wanted to aae.
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