MKS. BEULAH WILLIAMSON ...Gracious, humble lady* Mrs. Williamson Named Woman Of The Year” By Audrey G. Wall f°r its existence. _:_ 1 ^ In Philadelphia NNPA Appeals For Black Reporter On Ford-Carter Debate Panel ~rvv<ui iiic ruai Mrs. Beulah Williamson, by secret ballot, was elected Greater Gethsemane’s "Wo man of the Year" last Sunday by members of the Church. This honor could not have gone to a more worthy, de vout, hard working, Christian than this humble lady. She is the daughter of a Methodist minister, the late Rev. Wil liam Mackey and her mother, the late Mrs. Emma Benson Mackey who provided the Christian atmosphere in the home which has permeated her life since infancy. The Church is still the focal point in her life which causes her to work so diligently, seldom missing a Sunday even though she is incapacitated by painful, crippling arthritis. She doesn't complain but goes about her Christian duties anyway. Having beeira mem ber of Greater Gethsemane since 1931, Mrs. Williamson is a member of the Excelsior Sunday School class, member of the W.H. & F.M. Society, member of Missionary Circle NO. 3, Life member of W.H. & F.M. Society, member of the Willing Workers Club which is made up of conference work ers of Gethsemane. She has been president of Stewardess Board No. 1 for quite a num ber of years and was instru mental in planning the first pastor's appreciation services at Gethsemane. This effort has continued and grown each year and she was responsible A native of Lancaster, S.C. she was married to the late George Henry Williamson. They were the parents of five children. The eldest daughter, Mrs. Lucille Summers, Is an employee at Pritchard Memorial Baptist Chruch, Mrs. Louise Lati more, a directory assistant for Bell Telephoae, Mrs Betty J. Wirt, a teacher in Washington. D.C., Mr. Odell Williamson, an employee with an advertis ing company in Philadelphia, and Mr George E. William son, an .employee with the Charlotte Police Dept. Not only did Mr. and Mrs. Wil liamson rear their own child ren successfully, but at the death of Mrs. Williamson's sister, they took her five child ren and reared them success fully as well. Those were very difficult years but they met the challenge. Now a family of ten, they moved to Charlotte in 1930 and in 1931, they became members at Gethse mane where many of them are still very active. Mr. Williamson passed se- • veral years ago shortly after they had been married for fifty years. Gethsemane is very proud of Mrs. William son. her family, and the many contributions that they have made and are continuing to make to the Church and com munity as well. She will be honored on this Sunday morn ing at 11 o'clock as Greater Gethsemane’s 1976 Woman of the Year. Mecklenburg County To * .» Distribute New Handbook The Mecklenburg County Public Service and Informa tion Office has available for distribution a new handbook which answers many of the frequently asked questions a bout the State courts system * about local court-related ncies. The 12-page booklet is called “A Judicial Handbook for Citi zens of Mecklenburg County,” and it may be obtained, free of charge, by calling 374-2475 or by writing to the Public Ser vice and Information Office, 720 East Fourth Street, Char lotte, N.C. 28202 The first publication of its kind to be produced in Meck lenburg Ccftlnty, the handbook answers many of the questions that have been received by the City-County Action Line Desk, .a telephone service which is 1 operated by the City and County Public Service and Information Offices. Action Line receives more than 8,000 •court-related calls a year, ‘which la more than the num ber of calls received in any other category. Typical questions include the following: What la the Magistrate's Court?...How do I file a claim in Magistrate’s Court?...What is a grand jury?...What is Pre-Trial Release?...Who is the District Attorney?...Who is the Clerk of Superior Court?...What office do I con tact about child support and alimony?...What is judicial commitment?...How do I find out if someone has been ar rested?...How are jurors se lected?... What is the jurisdic tion of the Superior Court?... What is the jurisdiction of the District Court? In addition to a question and-answer section, the hand book has a two-page list of telephone numbers for the - convenience of citizens who wish to call some particular court office or court-related agency. Linder North Carolina law, County Government is re sponsible for providing court facilities: The County fur nishes the buildings, the court rooms, the offices, and related judicial physical facilities for the North Carolina General Court of Justice. The State is responsible for all operating expenses including salaries of all court officials as well as legal services for indigents and itirnr And wilnesti fm Merchants who advertise m 'I US THE CHARLOTTE POST ARE TELLING YOU THEY APPRECIATE YOUR PATRONAGE me aoara oi Directors of the National Newspaper Pu blishers Association (Black Press of America) has dis patched an urgent appeal to the League of Women Voters that it assign a black reporter to the media debate panel assigned to ask questions in the Ford-Carter debates. The board noted that the League .. has already selected an all white panef and that more than 25 million, a majority of the nation's minority groups will be deprived of "a black viewpoint" at the presidential debate beginning in Philadel phia next week. In firing off a letter to the League, Dr. Goodlett. NNPA president, said he was acting after a unanimous vote on a .resolution of the board that “a distinguished black reporter sit in the press panel to assure a complete coverage of Ame rica's Civil Rights and the candidates’ viewpoints re garding black Africa which at the moment is the focal point of world politics.” The directors met at the Summit Hotel in New York City last week to project a wide-ranging program for the 1977 Sesquicentennial year of r FLEISCHMANN S EGG BEATERS 'ts 89* kCMON J«OZ - Pit MQ |M v*it|« Ca* CO«*« o* 3REEN PEAS 2^ 88c \4*>. *v _ uie lounamg oi me Black Pres*. The group stressed that the vast black market is reached by NNPA editors of more than 200 newspapers and magazines read by more than 6,000,000 subscribers. "This is not a too miniscule an audi ence,” Dr. Goodlett pointed out. Goodlett. president and pu blisher of the San Francisco Sun Reporter and eight other Bay area newspapers, laid before the board a sesquicen tennial celebration program which would touch upon: "An assessment of the present sta tus of black Americans 150 years after the founding of Freedom's Journal in March of 1827, and the 114th Anniver sary Year of Lincoln's Eman cipation Proclamation -- a Search for a Black Ideolog\ " He set tentative dates (Janu ary 14 - 18, 1977) for a meeting of 30 to 50 black behavioral and interdisciplinary scien tists to a Think-Tank and Discussion Colloqium to make that assessment Other Goodlett proposals: a Mid-Winter Workshop at San Diego (January 19 - 22i whose theme would be "The Search and Development of a Bind' ideology, an annual National Black Press Week i March 13 - _19i with the first one marked by the dedication of the Ar chives of the Black Press and Gallery of Distinguished Black Newspaper Publishers at Howard University, W.O Walker, chairman; a siminar on the obligations of the Fed eral Government and all go vernmental contractors to be maintenance of a constitution al mandate for a free press, a National Black Leadership Conference iMay 15 - 18»- - "An Agenda for Total Free dom . "the 37th annual NNPA convention (June 22 - 25> at St Louis. Missouri and establish ment i July 3 6' of a committ ee for a First International Congress of Blacks in Dias pora consisting of black lead ers in Diaspora whose repre sentatives shall be all Afro Americans. Afro-Hispanics and Afro-Latinos, as spokes men for 65 million blacks in the Western Hemisphere: "United." said Dr Goodlett in summarizing his program "We can become the matrix of the new mosaic portraying the sum total ol a victorious black experience, as we labor in our use of every resource at our command to defeat all forms of individual human political and economic tyranny." The directors also passed a resolution encompassing a stepped up war on crime; "the unacceptable weight" on Black Americans seeking jobs, a foreign policy advoca ting majority rule for South Africa; aid to urban centers facing the prospect of becom ing prisons for the disadvan taged. election of candidates "most sympathetic" to Black aspirations, and a demand that presidential candidates' cease appeals to fear and suspicion based on racism." Besides Dr Goodlett those at the board meeting include the following publishers: NNPA first vice president Jerrel Jones of the Milwaukee Couri er , second vice president John Procope of the N Y. Amster dam News; secretary Ophelia DeVore Mitchell of the Colum bus Times; assistant secre tary Robert W. Bogle of the Philadelphia Tribune; trea surer Marjorie Parham of the Cincinnati Herald; C A. Scott of the Atlanta Daily World; Kenneth Stanley of the Louis ville Defender; NNPA general counsel T. Carlton Richard son. Washington attorney ; William L. Rowe, NNPA's acting executive director. Ms Lenora Carter of the Houston Forward Times. Garth Reeves, Sr. of the Miami Times; L.M Quinn of the Michigan Chronicle. William O. Walker of the Cleveland Call & Post. John Murphy of the Baltimore Afro-Ameri can; John Sengstacke of the Chicago Defender; Earl Da vis, Jr of the San Diego Voice News; Nathaniel Sweets of the St Louis American; Dr. Al fred Morris of the Philadel phia Tribune; John Smith of the Atlanta Inquirer and Ken Drew of the N.Y. Voice, non board members The Charlotte Post Your Best Source Of News About The People You Know. I Helps Shrink Swelling Of Hemorrhoidal Tissues Due To Inflammation. Relieves Pain & Itch. ... Gives prompt temporary relief from hemorrhoidal pain and itch in many cases. Doctors have found a remark- and itching in these tissues ably successful medication that Tests by doctors proved this actually helps shrink swelling true in manv cases ?nfJcT3°rrh?,<la!. tw!T" " ll, n The medication used was Prep infected and inflamed And a atal.on H And no prescription does more In main cases it ,, needed for PrejaratoonH* gives relief for hours from pain Ointment or supiHisitories COME ON DOWN TO YDUR A P! Therek a Sparkle You Can See... And a Spirit You Can Feel... Our produce people know their beans We've, pul special people and special em phasis on the job so A£»P produce is always fresh, crisp and plentiful Seasonal savings are passed along to you And our produce person is the right one to ask tor help, such as how to pick a ripe melon PRICES EFFECTIVE THRU SAT SEPT 25 AT A4P in CHARLOTTE Our butchers have taken a pledge to bring you the finest, freshest meats available. < They see to it that there's always a good selection of meat in the case They ve trim med It right and packaged it best side down" And when you want a special order they're happy to prepare it just the way you prefer it Our butchers want you to enjoy every piece of meat you buy Our store clerks really keep things moving They stamp and stock and keep the shelves neat and full So you can have a wde variety of brands to choose from Any today s ACrP. stockers are better trained They re happy to help you find any item in the store Just ask them You'll yei a cour ttous and helpful answer «@ (St I Each of these advertised items is required to be readify available for sale at or below the advertised price in each A&P store, ex cept as specifically noted in this ad. 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