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^JHrs. Kosetta Caldwell Turns 94! The M years Rosetta .: Harrington Caldwell has •been living has provided ;. her with wisdom that sur ; I paases the knowledge con .; fined to textbooks. To say ' • the least her knowledge is ;: as vast as that as a holder .; of a PhJD. • On June 22 Mrs. Cald well, affectionately known to friends and her church family as “Mother Cald well,” celebrated her 94th birthday. A native of Lawrence County, South Carolina Mrs. Caldwell married John Caldwell at an early pge. To their union three children were bom: Mrs. Lilea B. Allen of Pitts burgh, Pa., Mrs. Ruby Mitchell and Rev. Wilch Caldwell, pastor of Faith Memorial Baptist Church. Mrs. Caldwell and her husband shared 51 years together before he died in 1958. Most of Mrs. Caldwell's life has been devoted to doing the Lord’s work. After accepting Christ as her personal Saviour in 1906, Mrs. Caldwell began teaching Sunday school in 1908. - Having moved to Char lotte Mrs. Caldwell became affiliated with St. Paul Raptist Church. There she remained until 1969 when she became a charter member of the then, newly -ft MRS. ROSETTA CALDWELL —Devoted church worker formed Mayfield Memorial Baptist Church. Today, she still teaches Class No. 3 of the Adult Church School Department and Group No. 3 of the Adult Missionary Department. Honored by her pastor, Dr. H.S. Diggs, and the Mayfield Memorial family as “Mother of the Church,” Mrs. Caldwell is dressed and ready at 9 a.m. each Sunday to go to church. There has been no pro blem that seems too large for Mrs. Caldwell. She has solved many of life’s pro blems by applying her fa vorite quote: “Come, let us reason together.” tSDA fri|H)VE8 School Lunch Phognam Man^nnait Washington - The U.S. Department of Agriculture has finalized a compre hensive system for finding -and correcting manage ment problems in local school lunch programs, Assistant Secretary Mary "C. Jarrett said. ’ Called the assessment, -improvement and monitor ing system, the procedure fosters better overall man agement of the lunch pro gram by states, monitors the use of federal funds, and protects the nutrition al integrity of meals Served under the national school lunch program. The system has been ope rating on an interim basis since 1961 while USDA fine-tuned the procedures based on the practical ex perience of states imple iientingUieplan^^^^^ Even on an interim basis, Jarrett said, “the new sys tem has made a real dif ference in the effective management of the federal school lunch program.” Previously, USDA had no nationwide program for monitoring school lunch management by states. Under the final rule, states will perform on-site reviews or audits of all school districts on a pe riodic basic. They assess local program operations against designated per formance standards and require corrective action if problems are found. USDA has earmarked $4 million annually in avail able state administrative expense funds to assist sales in carrying out the system’s requirements. ^rhese^und8^asj^eUasothe funds provided to states "by USDA for administering the school nutrition pro grams, can be withdrawn if a state fails to meet the requirements. Local Woman Graduates Decatur. Ga. - Agnes Scott College senior Mary Julia ‘‘Julie’’ Babb of Charlotte was awarded the bachelor of arts degree June 5 at the women’s li beral arts college in su burban Atlanta. She was presented her diploma by Agnes Scott President Ruth Schmidt during evening commencement exercises held outdoors on the wood ed campus. During the ceremony, Dean of Students Martha C. Kirkland placed over each graduate’s shoulders the long cloth drape, or aca denUchoodjSignifyinggie bachelor of arts degree. The hood displays a col lege’s colors, which for Agnes Scott are purple and white. Ms. Babb, a 1979 grad uate of West Charlotte High School, is the daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. James Greer Babb Jr. of Edge hill Road. She majored in English and was vice pre sident of the student re presentative council-of the student government. She was also a member of the _Christianj\ssociation. ..Reaching The Post is only a phone call away. 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