THE TRIBUNAL AID WEDNESDAY. APRIL 14,1976
PRINCE HALL MASONIC CORNER
by: C. M. Winchester 33 Degree Major S. High 33 Degree
WEDNESDAY, APRIL 14,1976
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THE TRIBUNAL AID
Brother Asa T. Spaulding of Durham, North
CaroHna is an internationally acclaimed business
executive, administrator, statesman and a loyal and
devoted Prince Hal! Mason. In the field of business,
Brother Spaulding occupies the unique role as an
authority as he has served as consultant and
resource specialist to numerous corporations and
financial institutions across the nation. He is a
member of White Rock Baptist Church in Durham
where he has for many years served as teacher of the
James E. Shepard Bible Class. He is married to Mrs.
Elna B. Spaulding and they are the parents of four
children.
Brother Spaulding is a native of Columbus
County, North Carolina, is a graduate of North
Carolina Central University and has received further
educational training at Howard University where he
served as Chairman of the Board of Trustees and
various other institutions of higher learning.
Some of the historic highlights of Brother
Spaulding’s career are: first actuary of the National
Negro Insurance Association and president for two
terms of this organization: named an Honorary
Admiral in the North Carolina Navy; and the
receiving of a citation “for his unselfish devotion in helping to stablize our
economy” from a United States president. Brother Spaulding has been a
member of the Board of Directors of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund, Inc.
and he has served on the Board of Directors of many large corporations such
as the Board of W.T. Grant Company of New York. He is a member of the
Board of Trustees of the National Conference of Christians and Jews; has
received the Civic Honor Award from the Durham Chamber of Commerce and
a few years ago he was the recipient of the "Disntinguish Citizen’s Award”
from the Prince Hall Grand Lodge of North Carolina. He has been the author
of many scholarly publications and he is listed in most of the “Who’s Who”
books.
We are proud to honor Brother Spaulding this week for truly he has given a
lifetime of service to his church, civil, professional national organizations and
has at the same time given the needed leadership to North Carolina Mutual
Life Insurance Company in order that it may hold its position of prestige
among Black businesses of the world. Surely the Brothers of Aleander
Sterlign Lodge #825 and all other citizens join us in expressing our
appreciation to this great American for his contribution to mankind.
Brother
Asa T. Spaulding
Former President
North Carolina
Mutual Life
Insurance Ccmpany
Durham, N.C.
GASTONIA NEWS
GASTONIA-The Minnie
C. Lyons Missionary Group
# 2 of the Friendship
Baptist Church met at the
home of Mrs. Josephine
Washington, ' Monday
night, April 5, at 8:00 phi.m
After the opening, and
business transactions, the
group engaged in a topic
discussion on “DOING
FOR OTHERS.”
Mrs. Gretna Mason is
president, Mrs. Ethel
ARBA Inspires Creation Of Ciiltral Reserve
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WASHINGTON, D.C. -
The American Revolution
Bicentennial Administraton
inspired a creation of the
National Cultural Reserve
(a foundation dedicated to
preserving ethnic cultural
contributions of America).
The foundation recently
held its dedication cere
mony at the U.S. Capitol
Building, Washington,
D.C. It was attended bv
representatives from go
vernment, educational, and
cultural organizations.
Sonic of the major
participants in the function
are pictured from left to
right: Congressman An
drew Young (D-Ga.): Bun-
y o n - N a t h a n i a I Knight,
founder of the National
Cultural Reserve: Honor
able Louise Gore, Chair
person of the Maryland
Bicentennial Commission:
Senator Edward Brooke,
(R-Mass.), who hosted the
ceremony; Mrs. Ralph
Bunche. widoyv of Ralph
Bunche in whose honor the
ceremony was dedicated;
and Ms. Jean McKee,
Deputy Administrator of
the American Revolution
Bicentennial Administra
tion.
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FEATURES
Page 3
FEATURES
If. if if. if. If if
Childern’s Home Society Of North Carolina
Children Needing Homes
Walker secretary, and Mrs.
Roosevelt Eaves is treasur
er.
Mrs. Willie Mae Ward is
president of the entire
Missionary Circle to which
Group tt 2 belongs.
His lovable smile hides
the hurt he feels deep
inside. He's been disap
pointed for a long time. The
months and years keep
rolling by but still he is
hoping that someday soon a
permanent home can be
found for him.
Rick has been in foster
care, in another area of the
state, for more than four
years. Nine year-old, he is
an alert, imaginative boy of
Black-Spanish heritage.
Having known much insta
bility and uncertainty, Rick
needs adoptive parents who
are patient and understand
ing. He is an intelligent
young fellow with a great
deal of potential abilities
which need to be develop
ed.
Children’s Home Society
of North Carolina is looking
for an adoptive family who
can help Rick to feel secure
and loved. Adoptive homes
are also needed for other
black or bi-racial young
sters, children of all ages
from infancy up to twelve
years old.
The Society has no rig
requirements for persons
adopting a child with
special needs. Not every
family can successfully
parent an older child who
has experienced consider
able insecurity. Each appli
cation is considered on an
GASTONIA-The
STEWARDSHIP MASS
MEETING of the Gaston
County Baptist Missionary
Union convened at Friend
ship Baptist Church, Sun
day April 4, at 2:00 p.m.
Under the MOTTO,
“Christ In Every Home,”
and a theme: “Reach Out
and Touch,” the Union
members enjoyed song
selections from the Friend
ship Cherup Choir and a
panel discussion on “What
Makes a Leader.”
Mrs. Jeane Gregory was
Narrator, and Miss Gloria
garvin and Miss Emma J.
Friday were panel mem
bers.
After Rev. T.M. Walker,
pastor of Friendship, dis
cussed the Motto:
“CHRIST IN EVERY
H0M6", there was a
moment for re-dedication
and consecration.
Mrs. Willie Mae Ander
son is president of the
County Missionary Union.
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individual basis in relation
to the type of child the
adoptive applicant is inte-
^rested in.
Children's Home Society
is North Carolina’s only
statewide, voluntary, non
sectarian adoption agency
and has specialized skills
and experience in helping
parents and a child become
a family together through
adoption. Founded in 1903,
the Society has worked
cooperatively for many
years with county Depart
ments of Social Service in
homefinding and adoption
planning for children in
public foster care. In
addition to placing several
hundred infants each year
from the Society’s direct
care, CHS has provided
adoptive placement, in the
last eight years, for 410
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children referred from
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Persons interested in
further information or those
wishing to adopt a black or
bi-racial child may write or
call the nearest district
office of Children’s Home
Society; ASHEVILI F 331
College St. - Phone (704)
258-lObl: CHAFhL HILL,
P.O. Box 2634, Phone (919)
929-4708: CHARLOTTE,
301 S. Brevard St., Phone
(704) 372-7170: FAYETTE
VILLE, 907 Hay St., Phone
- (919) 483-8913: GREENS
BORO, P.O. Box 6587,
Phone - (919) 274-1538:
GREENVILLE, P.O. Box
494, Phone - (919)
752-5847: WILMINGTON,
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