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—THI CAWOUNA TlE> irtunhy, July 22, 1t72
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Miss Mae Delia Holt came
up in the world with no mother
of father and no one to help
her. She got her education
from the teachers and CttendS
helping her. Miss Holt was
born physically handicapped
with infantile paralysis. She
is highly intelligent. She has
had sixteen operations. Her
toes were turned back towards
her heels, but by the help of
God she was able to fight and
overcome her problems. She
didn't get to go to school un
til after she had several opera
tions and treatments. All of
her childhood days were spent
in the county home. Because
of her condition the orphan
home would not accept her
Although she had to bring
herself up all alone with no
family to care for her, Miss
Holt has used her own will
and perserverance to develop
her many talents and gifts. She
can do most anything without
any trouble, because she has
never given up. She is actively
involved with the Mary C.
Evans Missionary Circle of St.
Joseph's A.M.E. Church of
Durham. She uses her creative
Infin EndsCareerWith 401 Wins
GREENSBORO - Cal Ir
vin, who gained his 401 st
basketball coaching win last
March, stepped down Monday
as North Carolina A&T's head
coach and immediately named
his assistant, Warren Reynolds,
to replace him.
In making the announce
ment, Irvin said he decided
to relinquish his coaching
duties to devote full time to
his position as A&Ts athletic
director.
"I feel that it is not teasi
ble to occupy a dual role in
our growing and demanding
situation," said Irvin, "and I
would also like to accept a
new challenge as a full time
athletic director."
Reynolds, 34, is a native
of Dothan, Ala., and had.
served as Irvin's only assistant
the past two years. Irvin, who
was also bom in Alabama, had
coached the Aggies for 18 sea
sons, and was one of the win
ningest coaches in the nation.
He had nothing but praise
for the 6-5 Reynolds, a
former successful high school
coach.
"I feel that after working
with Coach Reynolds and ob
serving him, that he is capable
of continuing our winning tra
dition," said Irvin. "He is an
CONTEST WINNER
Mia Tonya Gail McCrae,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Geo
rge MCCEM, Jr., of 409 Du
pree Street, was the recipient
of the first prize in the Dur
ham Interdenominational Us
hers Union Oratorical Contest
held Sunday, July 9, at Mount
Zoar Church.
Miss McCrae placed second
earlier this summer in another
Oratorical Contest sponsored
by the North Carolina Federa
tion of Negro Women and Girk
Club in Fayetteville. She was
secretary of last year's Junior
Class at Hillside High School.
Very active in church affairs,
die is president of the Jun
ior Department of the Dur
ham Ushers Union. She will
participate in the State-wide
contest in Kinston in August.
talents in the arts and crafts'
field and has received several
awards for her work in a Dur
ham Art Show.
Miss Holt wants to continue
to live independently and
legally operate a specially
equipped motorized vehicle, al
though many have told hei
that she could never do this.
Miss Holt has proved many dis
believers wrong in the past.
Hdr quest for independence
and equality is an inspiration
to all handicapped people.
Now, Miss Holt is asking
the public to help make her
dream come true. She is ask
ing for donations towards the
purchase of this special ve
hicle. Please help. Any amount
you give will be highly ap
preciated.
Donations should be made
out to the Mae Delia Holt
Paraletic Fund and sent to the
manager of the fund raising
drive: Mrs. Josephine Day
Day's Beauty Salon, 4010
Fayetteville Rd. Durham, N. C.
27707.
Contributions will be placed
in Mechanics and Farmers
Bank.
excellent offensive coach and
puts enough emphasis on de
fense to do a good job. He
should also do a creditable
job recruiting."
"I'm just grateful for this
wonderful opportunity," said
Reynolds, who starred in
football, basketball and base
ball at Tuskegee Institute.
"Coach Irvin and I have
similar philosophies," added
Reynolds. "He's a winner and
that's the reason I wanted to
be associated with him from
the beginning."
Asked about his own coach
ing philosophy, Reynolds said:
"I have sort of a military
style, that is, rigid, hard and
with plenty of drills. I also
believe in practices long
enough to get the job done."
Reynolds said he will use
a controlled fast break and a
pressure defense with modifi
cations.
He served as head basket
ball coach at Ballard-Hudson
High in Macon, Ga., where his
teams were 54-13 in four sea
sons. His only freshman team
at A&T finished 12-1.
Reynolds coached seven
footer, Elmore Smith, now
with the Buffalo Braves, and
Julius Adams, a lineman with
LEGAL NOTICES
NORTH CAROLINA
DURHAMCOUNTY
EXECUTRIX NOTICE
Having qualified as execu
trix of the estate of Eva
Toler, deceased, late of Dur
ham County, Durham, North
this is to notify all
persons having claims against
the estate of the said de
ceased to exhibit them to the
undersigned at P.O. Box 1130,
Durham, Ndth Carolina
27702 on or before the Bth
day of January, 1973, or this
notice will be pleaded in bar
of their recovery. All persons
indebted to said estate will
please make immediate pay
ment.
This 3rd day of July,
1972.
Glendora Robinson
Executrix of the Estate of
Eva Toler
Brooks and Brooks
Attorney at Law
222 Truit Building
Durham, North Carolina
Jyty 8, 15, 22, 29, 1972
He Gee Heads For Olympic
LORMAN, Miss. Sprinter,
Willie McOee, a fleet footed
junior at Alcorn A&M College,
will participate in the Olympic
Trials June 30 and July 1 at
Eugene, Oregon.
Friday and Saturday, June
30 and July 1, McGee will
compete in the 100 meter
dash, then July 7 and 8 he will
compete in the 200 meter dash.
McGee's best efforts in the
100 and 200 meters were 10.1
and 20.5, respectively. McGee'i
specialty is the 100 yard dash,
wherein he is almost unbeata
ble. The take off is unbelievable
as the 60, 185 lb. human
cannonball heads for the tape.
A bundle of speed and con
centration, Willie McGee flows
as he gathers momentum in
his specialty. So far this season
McGee has a 9.2 and a wind
aided 9.0 flat in the 100 yard
dash.
Willie McGee, the 9.1 sprin
ter from Rowan High School
Grant To Take Five To Canton
LORMAN, Miss. - Dr. Grant
A. Dungee, track coach at Al
corn College, will take five
Olympic hopefuls to Canton,
Ohio for the National AAU
Meet July i_2 and to Fred
rick, Maryland for the Olym
pic Trials July 7-8.
The outstanding prospects
traveling with Dr. Dungee are
Helen Williams, Molly Hence,
Mildrette Netter Bell, Leanna
Sams and Edmonia Veals.
Helen Williams, junior from
Magnolia, Mississippi, will par
ticipate in the 100 and 200
yard dashes, long jump and
440 yard relay. Helen's best
efforts for the year were: 100
yard dash-10.6; 200 yard dash
-24-3; long jump 20 feet, 3
inches, the third best in the
nation this year.
Mildrette Netter Bell, a na
tive., of Rosedale, Mississippi
and a 1968 gold medal winner
in the Mexico Olympics, will
anchor Alcorn's 440 relay team
The best team effort
for the 1971-72 season was
46.1. Mildrette's best efforts
in the 100 and 200 yard dashes
were 10.5 and 24.3 respectively
the New England Patriots.
He is married to the former
Amy Armstrong of Tuskegee.
The Reynolds are parents of
two girls and a boy.
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at North Carolina A&T. Rey
nolds, a native of Dothan,
Ala., succeeds Cal Irvin, who
will remain as the Aggies'
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