Hospital Sick List
(Continued from P*g* 6)
DISCHARGES
Mr. William Lomax
1510 Britton St
Mrs. Annette R. Carter
842 Burbank St
Mr. Claude Harris
211 Huffman St.
Mr. William Little
2804 McConnell Rd.
Mrs. Katherine Williamson
1200 Salem St.
Miss Kathy Best
2307-F Patio Place
Miss Brenda Wilson
Rt. 2, Box 748
Brown Summit, N. C.
Mrs. Veri.elle Braswell
2115 Byrd St.
Mrs. Lucinda Springs
1213 Pearson St
Miss Linda Marie Fuller
703 Bluford St.
Mrs. Rebecca Matier
1207 Arlee Ct.
Mr. James White
922 Bellevue St.
Mrs. Louise Milton
3212-G Tebt St.
Mr. Randolph Russell
702 Douglas St.
Mrs. Edna Webster
2108-B Buchanan Rd.
Mrs. Evelyn Singleton
1015 Logan St.
Mr. Timothy Pearson
1913 Carlton Ave.
Mr. Bruce L. Evan*
535 E. Bragg St
Mrs. Nancey Perkins
1406 Cunningham St
Miss Glenda Purdi#
Bennett College
Mr. Alonzo Hester
1306 Buff St.
Mrs. Sarah Bennett
5308 Mecklenburg Rd.
Mrs. Mary Guy
1621 Water St
Mr. Micheal Byrd
2400 Ponderosa Dr.
Mrs. Josephine King and baby
1802 E. Market St
Mr. Joe Melton
500 S. O'Henry Blvd.
Miss Jacqueline Davis
330-C Gorrell St.
Miss Debra Womack
Rt. 2, Box 324
Brown Summit, N. C.
Mrs. Elsie Reese
917 Sevier St.
Mrs. Clara Davidson
754 Chandley Ct
Mrs. Valarie Russell & baby
300-D Avalon Rd.
Mr. Walter Means
800 Ried St.
Mr. Lawrence Lindsay
815 Broad Ave.
Mrs. Sarah Brooks
2708 Patio Place
Mr. Pernell Washington
1009 E. Washington St
Miss Carolyn Whitworth
303 Grant St.
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There is no substitute for
Good Government.
There is no substitute for
Experience in Government.
VOTE FOR
HENRY E. FRYE
for re-election to
N. C. House of Representatives
VOTE NOV. 3
"I Can't Win Without Your Vote"
Mrs. Barbara Herring
321 Ray St.
Mrs. Annie Bell Allen
2128 Everett St.
Mrs. Julia Hemmingway
2205 Hunter St.
Mr. James Caddell
220-A Bingham St.
Mrs. Rettaa Kerr
2312 Bonnaire Lane
Miss Melody Mayfleld
1927 Perkins St.
Mr. Ronnie York
200 West Bragg St
Mrs. Sarah Martin
Rt. 5, Box 796
Mr. James Tatum
Rt. 2, Summerfield, N. C.
Mr. Joseph Craig
607 Broad Ave.
Mrs. Irene McDonald
517 Best St.
Mrs. Barbara Whitsett
216 Baker Dr.
Mr. John Whitaker
2314 Church St.
Mrs. Lavelle Cole
2404 Bywood Rd.
Mrs. Georgia Miller
Rt. 1, Box 71
Whitsett, N. C.
Mr. Carl A. Harris
915 South Main St.
Louisburg, N. C.
Miss Annie DuBose
506 Logan St.
Miss Shirley Perrin
919 Martin St.
Mrs. Alma L. Little
728 Dett Ct.
Mr. Ronald Garrett
P. O. Box 25
Sedalia, N. C.
Mr. Robert Williamson
Rt. 2, Box 327
Gibsonville, N. C.
Miss Mary Harper
2710 Apt. G, Patio Place
Mrs. Margaret Maaon
600-A DeWitt St.
Mr. Alphonso Vlck
1601 S. Benbow Rd.
Miss Pamela Lawson
815 Rugby St.
Mr. John Davis
1009 Dewey St.
Mrs. Wilma Allred
7-D Huntley Ct.
STATEMENT OF OWNERSHIP
MANAGEMENT AND
CIRCULATION
1. Date of filing: October 1,
1970.
2. Title of publication: The
Future Outlook.
3. Frequency of issue: Weekly.
4. Location of known office of
publication: 1306 E. Market St.,
Greensboro (Guilford), North
Carolina 27420.
5. Location of the headquar
ters or general business offices
of the publishers: 1306 E. Mar
ket St.
6. Names and addresses of
publisher, editor, and managing
editor: Publisher, Mr. J. F. John
son, 1905 Drexmore Dr.; Editor.
Mr. J. F. Johnson, 1905 Drex
more Dr.; Managing Editor, Mr
J. F. Johnson; 1905 Drexmore
Dr.
7. Owner: Mr. J. F. Johnson,
1905 Drexmore Dr.
8. Known bondholders, mort
gagees, and other security hold
ers owning or holding 1 percent
or more of total mount of bonds,
mortgages or other securities:
None.
9 Extent and nature of cir
culation: A. Total No. copies
printed: 9.236: B. Paid circula
tion: 1. Sales through dealers and
carriers, street vendors and
counter sales. 8.121; 2. Mail sub
scriptions: 822; C. Total paid cir
culation: 8 311; D. Free distribu
tion by mail, carrier or other
means: 500: E. Total distibution:
8.311; F. Office use, left-over,
unaccounted, snoiled after print
ing: 500: G. Total: 9,236.
I certify that the statements
made by me above are correct
and complete.
J. F. Johnson, Editor
Mrs. Mable Simms
733 Shirley Lane
Mrs. Katie Cooper
16i7 Woodbriar Ave.
Mr. Larry Davis
405 Burtner St.
Mib. Maudle Lylcs
301 Gant St
Mrs. Clara Tatum
Ht. 2, Box 79
Summerfield, N. C.
Mr. Paul Williamson
2309 PhUlips Ave.
Mb. Virginia Speaks
2223 Bradley Place
Miss Doris Tyson
1615 Asheboro St.
Mrs. Marilyn Lyles and baby
1719% Sherwood St.
Mrs. Ethel Moreland
1526 Randolph Ave.
Mrs. Raynell Butler Minor
1301 E. Washington St.
Mr. Charlie Cherry
423 Best St.
L- A. WISE
Staff Photographer
616 Benbow Rom}
272-4023
FOOTBALL FANS NO LONG
ER ASK WHO IS NO. 82 ON
A&T GRID TEAM?
After North Carolina A&Ts
opening football game against
Southern University, the sport?
writera and fans were asking,
"Who's No. 82?"
But since that time, the name
and number of linebacker Ben
Blacknall have become house
hold Items, at least to enemy
ball carriers and coaches.
"This boy is only a junior and
he is one of the best that I have
seen," said one pro scout after
seeing Blacknall at work against
Johnson C. Smith.
"He hasn't given us a bad
game yet," said A&T coach
Hornsby Howell. "He really unr
derstands what we're after and
he goes all out to accomplish
it."
Blacknall, a candidate for all
conference honors, usually fig
ures something like 19 or 20
tackles per game.
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