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GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, JANUARY 31, 1964
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SixBennett Students Will%
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Be/In Exchange Program
Six Bennett College students
four Juniors and two sophomores
v -r^w^^ participate 1 in this year's
Jjtxcbsm^yprogwna with Mount
, Holyaloo College, South Hadley,
. Maw , February" 15-29, it was an
nounced this week.
. s juniors are Misses Joyce Dunn,
music education major, of Kins
.tQn,7NV C.; Gloria Hayes, English
major, of New Bern, N. C.; Nancy
Giynaph. English major, of Wash
. ington. p. C., and Patricia Mur
, ray^'phychology major, also of
Washington, ? D. C. Sophomores
are 'Misses Carolyn King, French
major, at "Waycross, Ga., and
Anne ''Middle ton, mathematics
major, of Atlanta.
Coming, from Mount Holyoke
[ Will be the floll owing:
^ Mioses Meredith M. Dobtyns,
, zoology major,- of Shaker Heights,'
Ohio,' and 'Sally B Heggie, politi
cal! science major, of Indian Or
chard, Mass., both seniors; Judith
'Dorwnu, English major, of Fair
field,' Conn.; Margot Metzger, po
AiticaL, science, major, at ! Crane
Susan Flock,
f' sociology major, of' Burlington,
'Iowa, all Juniors and Baitoara A.
/Burns, of Roanoke, Alabama, a
sophomore. u
REV. STANLEY SPEAKS
AT BENNETT COLLEGE
"Hie whole history of man is a
continuing story of denial and
betrayal," the Rev. A. Knighton
Stanley declared at the morning
worship service at Bennett Col- J
lege Sunday.
Director of the United Southern
Christian Fellowship Foundation
at AfiiT College, the minister
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Final Rites Held For
Rev. J. A. Thomason
Rev. Jesse Arthur Thomason,
age 4B died at L. Richardson
Memorial Hospital Friday, Jan.
24th following a brief illness. He
resided at 504 Boyd St. He was
pastor at the time of his death
of- St John's Baptist Church
Climax, N. C.
Funeral service was held Mon
day, Jan- 2T7th, 1:00 P.M. St
John's Baptist Church, Climax
N. C., Dr. C. W. Anderson pastoi
United Institutional Baptist
Church officiated. Burial follow,
ed in the church cemetery.
The body remained at Brown's;
Funeral Home until 11:00 a.m.
Monda.7 morning. St John's Ma
.j^-Lodg? . No. J nj' condticTed
grav^rdeTitfes. 1 1 '
Survivors include wife, Mrs.
Suson W. B. Thomason; father,
King Daniel Thomason, Lexing
ton. N. C.; three brothers, Maxie
Thomason, Greenville, S. C., Roy
Thomason, Simpson ville, S. C.;
Nelson Thomason, Simpson ville,
S. C.; three sisters, Mrs. Willie
Terry, Simpson ville, S. C.. Mrs.
Savannah Shell, Mrs. Mattie An
derson, Lexington, N. C.
Brawn's Funeral Directors in
charge of arrangements.
Area Woman With
Defense Petroleum
Agency
Mrs. Juanila Douglas, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Teliie Holt of
1216 Pearson St, Greensboro, is
a procurement clerk with the
Defense Petroleum Supply ? Cea
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<j>? tn$- uexense i>u|*ly Agfioaj.
DPSC. commandjed'Oy Rear Ad
miral T. L. Bee knell.
Corps, USN, is the oj
biggest customer procuring more
than $1 billi;on worth
[fr., Supply
industry's
I of fuel and
chemical materials annually lor
the world-wide requljrements otf
the Armed Forces.
Prior to accepting her present
position, Mrs. Douglas was em
ployed by the Navy Purchasing
Office, Bureau of Supplies and
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Russel V. Penn Elected President
Of Fawn Camera flub Recently
A forward looking slop was
taken by the Fawn Camera Club
of Greensboro when it recently
elected Russel V. Perm as its new
president. He succeeds Ben Poole,
who during his administration
since 1959, brought the club to a
new height in national and in
ternational fame by his work in
the sponsoring otf three annual
photographic exhibits at A&T
College. The new president is ex
pected to continue these forward
stops made by the club under
Mr. Poole's leadership.
Mr. Pann, a self made photo
grapher, has been a member of
the club three years. During this
short time he has distinguished
himself with his camera in many
ways: At the 1962 exhibit, he won
most of the ribbons given tha
year for the many brilliant ideas
shown in his pictures; and again
in 1963, by ^capturing both the
silver and V ' bronze medfl,
" hisfl
lei
At the present time he is \ active
in' his- local camera dub, a mem
ber of the Photographic Society1
of America, an international or
ganization, and the official pho
tographer for the -Lincoln Junior
High School of Greensboro, N. C.
Yet, whenever he has the time
he is open for private portraits
and commercial work.
Mr. Perm's chierf bread winning
activities are absorbed in the
teaching of mathematics and
scicncc at Die Lincoln Junior
High School. He is also the ad
viser to the photographic club
I for his ijfo/ession of teaching w^s
I gained at North. Carolina, Ml",
| where he obtained the B.S. and
I M.S. degrees. His drive in photo
| graphy docs not stop when raca
1 tion time come because during
the summer months, he docs free
lance photography at Atlantic
Beech,* S. C.
| Mr. Penn and his lovely wife,
Bessie, who is also a public school
teacher, are the parents of four
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Bear-Pack and Parthars 1 00 r r~ c:nt V.-' rrr Club Honotees
BEAR-PACK AND PANTHERS 100% WRONG CLUB HONOREES ? Gcorfte 8.
"Papa Bear" Ifalas, owner-coach of the Chicago Bears, and William J. "Billy" Nicks,
head football coach at Prnirle View A&M College, Texas, seen center, left and right,
are top honorecs for the 29th annual All-Sports Jamboree of The 100" Wrong Club,
set for January 31, In Atlanta, Georgia. Mr. Ilalas will receive "The Pioneer Award"
of the Atlanta Daily World-sponsored spor.s group, while Mr. Nicks la the club's coach
of-the-ycar and his championship team the recipient of The W. A. Scott, II, Memorial
T?-orl?y. sp'i'worctl by The Coca-Cola Cnmpany, AtUni:), Georgia. The Atlanta Life
IrKurance Company is tJie sponsor of Uie "pionser" s ?luie and "The Two Friends
Awards," memorializing: the late A. F. Herndon, Atl.nia J.Jfe founder. Four Hear starn
21s t J ' ? icccixe the '"friends" nod. The lioncrees, from left, are, Clta.h's Bivlns,
tiantr., Georr J i, It'll Wade. Nashville, Tennessee, WIIIb Gallraorc, SI. Augustine,
I*1' Ida, a*ld I-r.rry Morris, Decatur, Georgia. Guif Oil Coriioralioit's southern regional
?.:iice, Atlanta, and 'flic Atlanta Life, The Coca-Cola Company and the Atlanta Dally
World.