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"Heaven Bound"
"Heaven Bound", an impres
sive pageant will be sponsored
by the Gospel Choir of Bethel
for the Building Fund, to be
held at Hayes-Taylor Y.M.C.A.
on East Market Street, Monday
night, August 22, at 8:00 P.M.
The Pageant will be directed
by the Reverend Mrs. Lucy
James and daughter Elaine. The
public is cordially invited.
Hundred Dollar Donor Drive
A Building Fund Drive is now
under way at Bethel Church?
"The Hundred Dollar Donor
Drive." Each member has been
asked to donate $100.00. The
Drive will terminate the latter
part of October 1966. All mem
bers who have not pledged to
contribute, please see the Com
mittee at one. This Drive is a
MUST for Bethel.
Willing- Workers
The Willing Workers Club will
meet at the residence of Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Jones, 1529
Gorrell Street, Sunday, August
14, at 4:00 P.M. All members
are asked to be present. Business
of importance.
Sick and Shut-In Members
Remember our sick and shut
in menb-.s" with your visits,
prayers, and donations.
Mr. John H. Lewis, 1804 Ran
dolph Ave.; Mrs. Louise Rich
ardson. 1907 Britton St.; Mrs.
Hattie Pickett, 1103 Willow Rd.;
Mrs. Agnes Craig, 324 York St.;
Mrs. Bessie McLaughlin, 212
York St.; Mrs. Mamie Hooks,
901 Bluford St.; Mrs. Louise
Craig, 417 Dudley St.; Mr. John
Gant, 425 Boyd St.; Mrs. Wil
lie Robinson, 207 N. Dudley -St.;
Mrs. Jessie Ashley, 1002 Pich
ard St.; Mr. Monroe Holt, 524
E. Florida St.; Mrs. Zula Wil
son, Winston-Salem, N. C.; Mrs.
Margaret Faucette, 709 Tusca
loosa St.; Mrs. Delores Webb,
L. Richardson Memorial Hos
pital; Mrs. Irene Holt, 1107 Ard
more Dr.; and Mrs. Margaret
Shaw Sisters Beauty Salon
Is now operating In a new
location at Obermeyer and E.
Market St Phone BK 2-9503.
Address 1500%
MAIDS, NEW YORK . . .
Guaranteed $40 to $60 wk.
Live-In Jobs. Fare advanc
ed, rush references. Harold
Agency, Dept. HH, Lyn
brook, N. Y.
ETHEL'S
BAKE SHOP
920 Gorrell Street
Phone BR 2-91S7
NEW SCHLrrz;
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Rocker Wholesale Co, Inc.
Pinnix, L. Richardson Memorial
Hospital.
A Day At The Beach
Reservations for the Bus Ex
cursion to Atlantic Beach can
be obtained by calling Mrs.
Lydia Quick at 273-4359, or Mrs.
Florence Kesler at 275-4337.
Reservations must be made by
August 13. Round trip fare is
$10.00. The bus will leave from
1405 E. Lee Street Saturday,
August 20, and will return from
Atlantic Beach, Sunday, August
21. Make your reservations now.
Don't be left out!!!
Gratitude
The Pastor and Stewards of
Bethel Church are grateful to
the members who contributed
toward the Pastor's much need
ed vacation.
The Sunday School is grateful
to those who contributed to
ward the expenses of the out
ing Thursday, August 11, at
Hanging Rock, N. C.
A Thought To Ponder
"If there's no sunshine in your
religion, don't be surprised If
nobody wants it." ? Selected
Youth Choir Rchersals
Rehersals for the Youth Choir
are at 5:30 on Wednesdays and
3:00 P. M. on Saturdays at 1305
Ross Avenue. There is a need for
?nora talented youth of Bethel to
join the Choir. Go to reherspls
and taice a talented friend with
you.
Gratitude
Mrs. Elii-abeth Tanner is grate
ful to the Pator pnd members
ot Bethel fnr the'r kindness dur
ing her recent illness.
PAPER BY A&T COLLEGE
RESARCH TEAM PUBLISHED
IN SCIENTIFIC JOURNAL
A scientific paper, produced
by a team of researchers at
A&T College has been repro
duced in the current issue of
the JOURNAL OF THEELISHA
MITCHELL SCIENTIFIC SOC
IETY.
The article, "Utilization of
Methionine by the Adult Rat,
X. Incorporation of Methionine
into Tissue Proteins," represents
a progress report on a research
study being conducted at the
college under the sponsorship of
the National Institutes of Health.
Dr. Cecile Hoover Edwards,
professor of nutrition and re
search, is senior investigator on
the project. Associated with her
and cooperating in the produc
tion of the paper were: Miss
Evelyn Gadsden and Curtis
Higginbotham, both research as
sistants, and Dr. Gerald A. Ed
wards, professor and chairman
of the Department of Chemistry.
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ALTERATIONS
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DR. DOWDY SELECTED FOR
WHO'S WHO IN AP.IERICA
Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy, presi
dent of A&T College, is to be
listed in the 1967 edition of
WHO'S WHO IN AMERICA.
Announcement of the selec
tion of Dr. Dowdy for the hon
or was made this week by the
Chicago publishers of WHO'S
WHO IN AMERICA.
Dr. Dowdy, who joined the
A&T College faculty in 1951 as
instructor in education and di
rector of student teaching, was
elected president of the insti
tution in April, 1964. In the
interim he served as dean of
the School of Education and
General Studies, dean of instruc
tion and acting president.
A graduate of Allen Univer
sity, he holds the M.A. degree
from Indiana State University
and the doctorate degree in
Higher Education Administra
tion from Indiana University.
Besides holding memberships
in numerous civic, religious
and professional organizations.
Dr. Dowdy is chairman of Pub
lic Institutions of Higher Learn
ing Southern States of the
Southern Association of Col
leges and Schools, vice presi
dent of the North Carolina As
sociation of Colleges and Uni
versities, and a member of the
Executive Committee of the As
sociation of State Universities
and Land-Grant Colleges.
GATE CITY OPEN GOLF
TOURNAMENT SET FOR
SEPTEMBER 3-4
The Gate City Open Golf
Tournament, a 36-hole compe
tition for both pros and ama
teurs, will be held here at the
Gillespie Park Golf Course on
Saturday and Sunday, Septem
ber 3 and 4.
The event, sponsored by the
Gillespie Park Golf Association,
will provide a purse of $2, COO
for professionals and trophies
and merchandise awards tor
low scoring amateurs in each
flight.
Chester Bradley, tournament
chairman, announced this week
that last year's professional win
ner, Lee Elder, Los Angeles,
Calif., and runnerup, James
Black of Charlotte, N. C., have
given assurances that they will
be on hand to defend their
titles.
Bradley announced that en
tries should be sent directly to
him at 816 Ross Ave., Greens
boro.
James R. Taylor, a member
of the faculty at A&T College,
is honorary chairman of the
tourney.
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