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DlacCc History r.losoom
To Do Dodicafod At Fair
A Black Histoiy Museum,
the fint of its typ in the na
tion, will be dedicated
Pittsboro, during the 28th
season of the Chatham Coun
ty Fair. The Museum is dif
ferent from others around the
country in that slave and co
lonial artifacts and memorabi
lia wfll be housed in an au
thentic slave cabin moved on
to the fairgrounds from its
original site. Exhibits wfll
trace, pictorially, the progress
of black people from their be
ginning in America to the pre
sent. Special displays will de
pict ; the achievements of
blacks in North Carolina. This '
marks the first step by the
youth of Chatham County in
their efforts to develop a re
creational area. : Organiza
tions; businesses, and indi
viduals have been enthusiastic
in their support.
Pat Bryant, a founder of
Carolina Community News
Service, will be the guest
speaker at the dedicatory ser-
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Tuesday, September 6th. The
speaker was especially sought
by the youth involved in the
project because of ' his
achievements as a young
black man. All students are
invited to attend the dedica
tion and will be admitted
free.
In conjunction with the
'Museum, an inter-school loan
library is being established for
black history teachers of Cha
tham and neighboring coun
ties. The Chatham Fiar is in it
self unique; Organized " in
1950 to show" the progress
made by blacks on their
farms and in their homes, the
first president continued! to
.serve until 1 977. Over the,,
years the fair has sponsored
many civic causes. This year
it wfll open at 2:00 pjn; on
Labor Day with a program in
observance of its proclaimed
"National Association of
Landowners Day". The vice
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president of the North Caro-'
Una division, Johnston Coun
ty Assistant Superintendent
of Public Instruction, Q. K;
Wall will be guest speaker.
Ms. Mildred B. Payton, elect
ed first secretary of the Na
tional Association of Land
owners at its organizational'
meeting in Atlanta, Georgia,
last spring, will preside. Mrs.
Billie Rogers, first North
Carolina, secretary wfll pre
sent a memorial to the late
North Carolina President
Cordon W. Herring. The Rev
erend Sylvester Holder, secretary-treasurer,
of Middlesex,
(N.C.) wfll present the speak
er. Other programs for the
week as listed in ; the - Fair
catalogue include: - Monday-8-9
am., Fashion Show, Miss
Chatham County Fair; Revue,
Jordan Matthews High School
Dance Group; Wednesday-U
ajn. Senior Citizens Program;
7:30 pjm . Citizenship Pro
gram (School children will
have free admittance all day
and night with pass); Thurs-day-8-9
pjn. Miss Chatham
County Fair finals and crown
ing. The Fair, which has its
largest carnival ever, will close
on Saturday night.
Officers of the 1977 Chai
tham County Fair premium
ibookJi officers are: Charles
Lambert, president; Willie AI
, ston, first vice president; Wil
bur : Bryant second vice pre
sident; Mrs. Lfllie Lee, Secre
,tary; and Mrs. Vallie Alston;
assistant . secretary and treas
urer. R. G. Bryant.
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Dr. Lipscomb Appointed
Asst to Chencellcr
Dr. Lafayette wW. v Lips
comb, associate professor of
sociology and director of the
Academic Skills Center at
,; North , Carolina Central Uni
versity, has been named assis
tant to North Carolina Cen
tral's chancellor, Dr. Albert
N. Whiting.,
She succeeds Dr. S. Dallas
Simmons, who was recently
appointed as vice chancellor
for university relations.
Dr. Lipscomb has been a
member of the NCCU faculty
since "1974. She is an alumna
' of the university, holding a ';:
bachelor of science degree in
- psychology and sociology and ;
, , the master of library science "
degree from NCCU.
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In Tho Marines
Marine Private First Class
Wilmer L- Johnson, Jr., son
of Mrs. Frances J. Owens of
2612 Owen St., Durham, has
been meritoriously promoted
to his present rank upon
graduation from recruit train
ing at the Marine Corps Re
cruit Depot, Parris Island,
S.C.
He received the early pro-
motion for his superior per
formance during all phases of
the U-week training cycle,
which emphasized physical
conditioning, ' self-discipline .
and teamwork. "
A 1976 graduate of Hill
side High School, he joined
the Marine Corps in April
1977.
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by the thoughts of having
. their own business, being the
boss and Calling the shots.' J
Owning and operating your 1
own business can be a good
venture, providing that it is
. practicalMost people assume
that profits wfll roll in within
a year or two. When this does
not happen, they are ready to v
call. : it quits or declare the
business a failure. ; Realizing
profits , takes time and to
increase the chance of having
a marginal profit or a large
profit, one must have good
management.
Good management con
sists of two basic kinds of
knowledge: knowledge of the
technical aspects and know
ledge of competitive condi
tions. Technical knowledge
about the operating proce
dures peculiar to your line of v
business and knowledge of
competitive conditions. That
includes general Conditions
in the industry, the power of
your competitors and the
politics of getting and hold
ing; a share of the market.
Such reliable information
only comes from a properly
operated set of financial
records. That's right;; you've
got to have goodf j?qpks. .
You and your accountant will
have to make sure the proper v
information is put into,. the
books and that the proper
analysis is made for purposes 4
of cost control. , It ; is not -1
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must start with financial
planning and follow-up with
constant monitoring. . You
have to knowr. not guess
what your operating ratios
are. If they are not in Une
with those for the industry,
you are not operating com
competitively.' Banks and
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LAWYER'S ASSISTAUT
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DURHAM TECHNICAL INSTITUTE offers I nine quarter ,
evening Paralegal Program which will begin on October 4,
1977. This Associate Degree program was designed by eight
area attorneys and one paralegal, and study centers on the
areas of real estate law, et ate administration, trial preparation,
and kw office , management ! 1. ' :k '-t:' C'
Students will be trained to assist the attorney in mWtre
of law, including work on estate matters, conducting investiga
tions, searching public records, preparation of tax forms, serv
ing and filing legal documents, bookkeeping, library research,
and providing office management. College graduates may re
ceive transfer credit. ;
Applicants are currently being "accepted for Fall Quarter
admission until September 29th. For more information on
Durham Technical Institute's Evening Paralegal Program, can
or write:
Admissions Office
Durham Technical WBala
v 1637 Lawson Street : Box 11307
Durham, North Carolina 27703
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show you can use and con
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. Suffice it to say, you must
know your company in order
to plan and you have to get
feedback information in or
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