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WEDNESDAY, AUGUST 18,1976
THE TRIBUTE AL AID
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Knoxville College Receives Contribution
KNOXVILLE, TN.
Dr. Robert Harvey,
Acting-President,
Knoxville College has
announced the receipt
of a contribution as the
initial portion of a
$10,000 pledge to the
college's fund raising
campaign for United
Negro College Fund.
The contribution was
presented by Jake F.
Butcher, Chairman,
United American
Bank.
Thomas A. Murphy,
Chairman of the Board
General Motors, Inc.,
serves as the 1976 na
tional campaign direc
tor of UNCF, an or
ganization devoted
since 1944 to securing
funds for black higher
learning institutions.
According to a quota
sent by the national
office of UNCF, local
funds raised by Knox
ville College are multi
plied almost seven
times in monev dele-
to Knoxville's
predominately black
college. Thus, if the
$30,000 local campaign
goal can be met, this
amount will bring
more than $200,000 to
Knoxville College,
according to Dr.
Harvey. There are 41
Negro colleges funded
by UNCF, which in
1975 raised $12.1
million in contributions
and earnings.
Of the money alloted
to Knoxville College
by UNCF, $55,000-
$70,000 is used for
operating expense
such as salaries, main
tenance, and supplies.
The remainder provid
es scholarships for pro
mising students many
of whom are economi
cally deprived and
would otherwise be
denied a college
education.
Mr. Butcher, in
making the presenta-
Factory Made
Homes
SUMMER—"COOL—
STUDENT B«‘auiiful
Fay‘tteville State Lni-
versity (IN.C.I Senior
Co-ed Dehhie (»ainble
knows how to In'at the
hot sizzling suiiiiner heat
and get the Itooks at the
sanu' time by vsi’aring a
bikini. A nati\e of (^ol-
unihia. South (Carolina.
D»'bhie is a political
.science major who plans
to enter Law School. She
also is a mater o) the
tenor Sax in the Bronco
Marching Band. Right
on, io\ely lady from the
Palmeto State.
Coiiliiuu'il
North (.arollna last year
were mol)ile homes that
ha\e estimated life of
se\en years ami are
financed at an averagt-
rate of 18%. These facts
argut' convincingly for
th proposed solution of
ombining mass proiuc-
ed (I ality housing with
dimensional stability in
th same manner that
- as !>'i n accomplished
in the automobile, air
plane and appliance in
dustry; providing 55 year
economic life, low main
tenance cost, and the
elimination of archaic
liiyh cost inefficient
l i (Hll lUlgC 2
lalior practices.
Ihe principals have
spent over three years
a d invested $.'SOO,(HW in
research, development,
patent rights, prototypes
models, renderings,
pk.ns, specifications,
and Fc'deral, State and
Municipal approvals.
D-tailt>d analyses wt're
made ol similar research
and development studies
liy ' luniinum (Corpora
tion of Am«‘rica. U.S.
St el, I .S. Plywood,
U.S liure.ui of Standard
anil all otluT availabk*
stu ies in the housing
field.
Area Deaths And Funerals
02- ■
Funeru
Ui
M.i
GREENSBOKO
Mr. Sylvester James
Donnell, age 52 died at
Moses H Cone Memor
ial Hospit I, VVeltiesday
August 11th.
He resided at 1901
Phillips Avenue. Fun-
era' services was held at
east White Oak Baptist
Church, He\. George
Brooks pastor ollu iating.
Buri;d lolldwed in
Vi terans Plot, Maple-
woou C' nieteiy.
Brown'- I'uiu'ral Di
rectors III cliargt' ol
arrange eiits.
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Mr, Cleo Edward
Moore, a^e 63, died at
Mdse 1/ Cone Mt'mor-
lal Hosfjital following
several we('ks illness.
H' I (-sided at 2108
Willow H ad. Funeral
services was held at
Mount Zion L nited Holy
Ghur h, hldiT \ ander
Piireell pa.-lor ollieiat-
iiig. Burial lollowt'd in
Piedniont Memorial
Park.
Brown Funeral Direc
tors as ill charge of
arrang('nients.
* * >•
Mrs. Glad\s, Jones,
age 67, died at Moses H.
Con \leiiioruil Hospital,
‘allowing several months
Helps Shrink
AGONIZING Swelling Of
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Doctors have found a rfiedication
that in many cases gives prompt,
temporary relief from pain and
burning itch in hemorrlioidat
tissues. Then it actually helps
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caused by inflammation.
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rsh Street,
services was
at I. Matthews
ted Methodist Ch.,
' \ VtHh s, \V . Ferree
I'astor officiating. Burial
follow 'I HI Maplewood
('enirtc' \.
B wn's Funeral Di-
i'('clors was in charge of
rang(', i iils.
hk;h poiint
Mrs. Lula Huntley
PhiI.ips, 84. of Hte. 1,
High Point, lied in
Land)s Nursing Home
where she had been a
patient lor three months.
Funeral was held
.it Foster (»rove Baptist
Church by the Rev. B.
D. Curtis. Burial will he
D. C rtis. Burial follow
ed in ( arolina Biblical
(/imlens.
Hiizilip Funeral Home
was in charge of
arrangements.
Mrs. Minnie Leach
Scott, 74, a former resi
dent of 220-C Brentwood
St., died in Moses Gone
Hospital in Greensboro.
Fun ral was held
at Calvary Baptist
Church by the Rev. John
L. Trotnian. Burial
"llowed in Greenhill
Cemetery.
llazilip Funeral Home
wa.~ in charge of funeral
ana gements.
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tion, staled that he
hoped United Ameri
can Bank's example
would prompt other
business in East Tenn
essee to join in the
Negro colleges and
universities, all of
which rely heavily on
financial support from
private institutions.
"We can think of no
en our community than
by helping to provide
the opportunity for
higher learning for
all the people of East
Tennessee," Butcher
support of the nation's better way to strength- stated
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THE TRIBL > AL AID XXEDNESDA'i, AU(iUST 1 a. 1976
PRINCE HALL MASOHIC CORNER
by: C. M. Winchester 33 Degree Major S. High 33 Deeree
^lount I’isgah Lodge #65, Zebulon, INorth
Carolina, has given special recognition to
Brother Lawrence E. Wray, who lives in the
Haleig. -Knightdale area of Wake County.
At the November meeting each year, the
lodge has an Annual Diimer which has been
designate I the Lawrence E. Wray Annual
Banquet. Brother Wray has been a faithful and
dedicated member of the Lodge for over sixty
(OO) years and has served several offices includ
ing that of Chaplain which he held for i^^r
th rty (30) years. Even though he has been
t nlincd to a wheelchair, Brother Wray still is
an active member ol the Lodge.
ifrother Wray recalls his grandfather who
I \ed o i,e 117 years of age, was among the last
sla brought from Africa. He says that his
granul ti.' r was sold lor 1700.00. He also sayj
ihai his par('nts apparently did not mind being
brought to America because they did not know
anyihin ' else.
At an early age, Brother Wray was educated
and he has always been an advocate of educa
tion. His children w'ere inspired by his philoso
phy as they are now outstanding leaders in their various communities
i il walks of life. At the time the school in Zebulon was organized he
purchased the first school seats for the school.
Brother Wray has engaged in many occupations, but is known for his
cooking. For years he was chief cook at Truby Upchurch's Clubhouse
near Kiiightdale where he has had the occasion to cook for many out
standing local, state and national leaders of our country. He is proud
of the fact that North Carolina Governors Thomas W. Bickett, Luther
Hodges and Kerr Scott were some of his regular customers.
Brother Wray is married to Mrs. Maude Wray and they are the
parents of eleven children.
Mount Pisgah Lodge is to be congratulated for giving due honor to
the Loyal Brother for it is the dedication of Brothers such as Brother
W'ray to have helped to build up the Grand Lodge through years of
problems to \ears of prosperity that it now has. There are many such
Brothers throughout the Jurisdiction of this Grand Lodge.
Brother Wray was honored in the Spring-Summer 1976 issue of The
Masonic Journal, and we join The Editorial Staff in its salute to this
distinguished and dedicated Brother and accordingly unite him to
oni.rs he rightly deserves
Brother
Lawrence E. W'ray
102 \ears Old
Mount Pisffah I^nl^^e
Zebulon,
INorth (Carolina
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