WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23, 1974
THE TRIBUNAL AID
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Obituaries Gronts Awarded
Biology Majors
JULIUS THOMAS HILL
Mr. Julius Thomas Hill,
72, of 506 Ellwood Dr.,
High Point, died at High
Point Memorial Hospital
after a long period of
declining health.
The funeral was held at
Memorial United Metho
dist Church by Rev. C. E.
Strickland, Sr. Burial was
in Carolina Biblical Gar
dens. Moore’s Funeral
Service was in charge of
arrangements.
REV. M. C. WHITE
Rev. M.C. White, 75, of
807 Gordon St., High Point,
died at home following a
short period of illness.
The funeral was held at
First Baptist Church by
Rev. F. L. Andrews. Burial
was in Carolina Biblical
Gardens. Hoover's Funeral
Home was in charge of
arrangments.
MRS. BELL GARY
Mrs. Bell Gary, of 323-A
Henley Place (Daniel
Brooks Apts.), High Point,
died in High Point
Memorial Hospital,
The funeral was held at
Mt. Olive Baptist Church in
Clinton, S.C. by Rev. F. L.
Andrews of First Baptist
Church, High Point. Burial
was in the church ceme
tery. Haizlip Funeral Home
was in charge of arrange
ments.
MRS. LILLIAN E.
GABRIEL
Mrs. Lillian E. Gabriel,
79, of 710 Fairview St.,
High Point, died in High
Point Memorial Hospital
following three years of
declining health.
The funeral was held at
Memorial United Metho
dist Church by Rev. C. E.
Strickland. Burial was in
Greenhill Cemetery. Haiz
lip Funeral Home was in
charge of arrangments.
Jim Crow toilets
bring bias suit
AUGUSTA, Ga. - The
Dapartment of Justice has
filed a civil suit charging
that the operator of a gas
station here maintains ra-
c i a 11 y segregated rest
rooms.
Two Winston-Salem
State University biology
majors have received
grants from the North
Carolina Academy of
Science for undergraduate
research. They are Vera
Reeves, a freshman biology
major from Sanford and
John Tomel, a junior
biology major from Allen
town, Pennsylvania.
The students were select
ed on the basis of a
proposal submitted by
them during the fall.
Miss Reeves will conduct
her research under the
supervision of Dr. Jacque
line Shepperson, chairman
of the natural science
department and Tomel will
Kernersville News
by Mozelle Warren
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tion Club held their first
meeting of the year Friday
night January 11, at the
Community House. Plans
for the New Year were
discussed and new projects
were named with new
leaders for the year.
Mrs. Jo Ann Fall,
President
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The Missionary Circle of
Providence Baptist Church
met at the home of Mrs.
Binner Moses, Sunday,
January 13. The Lessons
were read by the members
and discussed. Remarks of
thankfulness were said by
all members present.
Mrs. Anna Nelson
Rev. & Mrs. Garland
Warren visited their daugh
ter, Mrs. Shirley and family
over the week-end. They
are residing in Mt. Airy
where Rev. Warren is
pastoring.
On our sick list are:
Mrs. Annie Mitchell, Mr.
Odell Fulton and Mrs.
Edith Anderson. The latter
is with her sister in
Winston-Salem. We wish
for each a speedy recovery.
work under the supervision
of Dr. Allen Lipkin,
assistant professor of
chemistry in the natural
science department.
On April 26 the two
students will submit the
results of their findings in
research papers before the
academy’s spring meeting
which will be held at
Appalachian State Univer
sity.
HEW 6ives
New Grant
To WSSU
The Department of
Health, Education, and
Welfare has announced a
continuation grant award
for $64,599 to Winston-
Salem State University's
Project Strengthen Bio
medical Research Program
for the third period
beginning January 1, 1974
through December 31,
1974. The grant is for
research to study the
biological roles of mamma
lian cell surface antigens
and in the area of tumor
oncology.
Dr. Wilveria Atkinson,
director of the research
project known as Project
Strengthen, is working in
the area dealing with cell
surface antigens and Dr.
William Dodge, assistant
professor of microbiology,
is doing research in the
area of tumor oncology.
During the summer two
full time students majoring
in the health related
sciences assist Dr. Atkin
son and Dr. Dodge in their
research. The program
which is funded for six
years is now in its third
year at the university.
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i-ffiW STUjJEInITS—Dr. W. C. Brown, vice - chancellor for academic
affairs at Fayetteville State University (extreme right)
greets new second sanester students at FSU recently dtiring an
orientation session. With Dr. Brown are new students (1-r)
John C. Beaty, Anthony Picket, and Katie Wallace.
(FSU Photo by John B. Henderson)
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psychology at Winston-
Salem State University, has
earned the Ph.D degree in
psychology and human
development from the
University of Maryland.
The title of Dr. Sommer's
thesis is “Attitude Change
through Role Playing.” Dr.
Sommer has been at
Winston-Salem State since
1968. She earned her
master of arts degree from
New York University and
the bachelor of arts degree
from the University of
North Carolina at Chapel
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