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VOL 27, NO. 22
GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, MARCH 22, 1968
PRICE 10 CENTS
FUNERAL SERVICE HELD
FOR CORNELIUS YOUNG
CORNELIUS YOUNG
Mr. Cornelius Young, age 73,
World War I Veteran was Dead
on arrival at L. Richardson Me
mortal Hospital, Saturday Night,
March 16th following a brief ill
ness.
He lived at 509 Law Street.
Funeral service was held
Thursday, March 21st, 4:00 P.
M. Bethel A. M. E. Church, Rev.
L; S. Penn pastor officiated.
Burial followed in Veterans Plot
Maplewood Cemetery.
The Court of Calanthe con
ducted Memorial Service at
Brown's Funeral Home Wednes
day evening 8:00 P.M.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Ida Young; two pons Cor
nelius Youne, Jr.. MerceJe"=.
California and Charles H Youn"
Brooklvn, N. Y.: two daughters
Mrs. Marv Flla Young and Mrs.
Louise McNiel. New York Ci'v;
eleven gra^debi'dren; one bro
ther, George Yo"ng, Baltimore.
Md.
B'own's Funeral Directors in
charge of arrangements.
GATE CITY ALUMNI CHAPTER
NEARS $10,000 FUNDS GOAL
The Gate City Chapter of the
A&T State University Alumni
Association this week announced
subscriptions of more than
$7,000 in the Chapter's current
campaign to raise $10 000 for
A&T's annual Giving Program.
The optimistic progress re
port was made Monday even
ing at a Chapter banquet in the
Memorial Union Ballroom at
A&T.
"We are confident that we are
going to reach our goal," said
Marvin B. Graeber and the Rev.
Sampson Buie, co-chairmen of
the local campaign.
Keynote speaker at the ban
quet was Dr. Lewis C. Dowdy,
president of A&T. Dr. Dowdy
told the graduates that the de
veloping of leaders was now a
high prioritv of the University.
"We have got to change both
our attitude towards giving and
our nspiratlons." said Dr. Dow
dy. "We have also got to provide
an opoortunitv for our students
to develop their minds."
Dr. Dowdy also said that the
University must provide a
balance to offset the "student
MR. WALTER DORSET
Mr. Walter Dorsey, age 57 of
807 Huffman Street died Thurs
day, March 14th from Pistol
Shot wounds.
Funeral service was held Sun
day, March 17th, 3:00. P.M
Brown's Funeral Home Cbapel,
Elder L. G. Rahming pastor of
Seventh Day Adventist Church
officiated.
Burial service was held Mon
day, 3:00 P.M. Maplewood Ce
metery.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Rosa Dorsev of the home;
Brown's Funeral Directors In
charge of arrangements.
who would tear down every
thing, even his own institutions
which are the source of his
power."
"Power," said Dr. Dowdy, is
no good without leaders and con
trol." Others taking part in the
program were George Pierce
and Mrs. D. D. Canada, presi
dent of Gate City Chapter, and
Ellis F. Corbett executive secre
tary of the national Alumni As
sociation.
Bethel News
Institute For Youth
An Institute designed for
youth, will be held at Bethel
Church Sunday, March 24, at
6:00 p.m.
The session, sponsored by the
Sunday School and Department
of Christian Education for the
benefit of the Vacation Bible
School, will use as a theme:
"God's Word, Today's Hope." All
youth and their fr!ends are cor
dially invited to attend.
Mrs. Jessie Cardwell will
6erve as Dean for the Institute.
Mrs. Maude Edwards, Superin- i
tendent of the Sunday School,
and Mrs. Mae Sue Henry, Di
rector of Religious Education at
Bethel are co-workers in the In
stitute. The session will close at
7 30 a.m.
Dr. M. A. Camper, Men's Day
Speaker
Men's Day will be observed at
Bethel Church S'mdav, MareVi I
31. Dr. M. A. Camper, former
President of Kittrell College.
Kittrell, N. C., will be the guest
speaker at 11:00 a.m.
Messers Artis Boddie and
Arthur Allen will serve as chair
men for the event. All are in
vited to attend.
Men's Day Captains are urged
to contact members on your lists
in order" that a full report may
be made at the close of the ser
vices.
' Anniversary
The twenty-eighth Anniver
sary of the Gospel Choir of
Bethel Church was held Sun
dav, March 17, at 3:30 p.m. in
the Fellowship Hall of the
Church, with The Rev. S. O
McLaughlin, presiding. The pro
fContlnued on Page 4)
MEMORABLE DATES FOR
THE JOHNSON'S DAUGHTER
EMMA PATRICIA JOHNSON
Emma Patricia Johnson cele
brated her twenty-second birth
day on Friday, March 15, 1968,
just a month after her gradua
tion from the University of
North Carolina in a little more
than a three year period. She
was given a position as a teacher
in one o ? the public schools in
Charlotte, North Carolina. Pat
ricia was given a surprise party
by some of her friends and class
mates, at which time she receiv
ed a variety of useful gifts.
Patricia's college finances
were provided by the North
Carolina Mutual Insurance by
an endowment shown to her
parents at an early age. Mrs.
Albertine Young, a member of
the same church of which the
Johnsons are. was the family
agent at that time and encour
aged this tvpe of ed?cati~nnl
benefit. Linda and Patricia be
came members and are prea+lv
benefitting from the fare vl'ie
of the North Carolina Endow
ment Policv. now that they have
become of age .
Both young ladies served as
part-time Secretaries to The
Future Outlook and received
financial support from their
mother, nlus proper guidance in
the teaching field by their
mother. Mrs. Gertrude Johnson
of Lincoln Jr. High School.
DEATHS AND FUNERALS
MRS MARTHA McNEAL
Mrs. Martha McNeal, age 77
died at L. Richardson Memorial
Hospital Saturday, March 1 6th
following several weeks illness.
She lived at 112 S. Benbow Rd.
Funeral service was held Fri
day, March 22nd, 2:00 P.M. Pil
grim Baptist Church, New Bern,
N. C.
. The body remained at Brown's
INDUCTED INTO NATIONAL HONOR SOCIETY
Miss Carrie Roberts, Bradley,
Fla. (seated) and Marquis
Street, Greensboro (right) were
recently inducted into the A&T
State University chapter of
Sigma Rho Sigma, national hon
or society. Congratulating the
pair at Major Clark (left), pres
ident of the' A&T chapter; and
T. A. Clark, campus advisor.
Funeral Home until Thursday
afternoon. Burial service was
held at James City Cemetery,
New Bern.
Survivors include one daugh
ter, Mrs. Goldie Spencer,
Greensboro; one sister, Mrs.
Amelia Brown, Brooklyn, N. Y.;
six grandchildren.
Brown's Funeral Directors in
charge of arrangements.
MRS. LAURA HOLLOWAY
Mrs. Laura Holloway, age 63
died at L. Richardson Memorial
Hospital Sunday, March 17th
followine several weeks Plness.
She lived at 848 Broad Ave.
Funeral service was held
Wednesdav, March 20th, 2:30 P.
M. St. John's Baptist Church,
Climax, N. C., Rev. W. H. Hall
nastor of Geth?emane Baptist
Church officiated.
Burial followed in Church Ce
metery.
The family received their
friends at Brown's Funeral
Home Tuesday night from 7-9.
Survivors include her father,
Judge McCullough of Julian, N.
C.; three brothers. Lilie MrCul
loueh. Pleasant Garden, N. C.,
Judge McCullough, Jr., Greens
boro and Aaron McCullough,
Randleman. N. C.: three sisters,
Mrs. FlWaheth Cavlness, Mrs.
Lucille Hubbard and Mrs. Cora
T,ee Jenkins, all of Julian, North
Carolina.
Brown's Funeral Directors in
charge of arrangements.
GREEN IKKI