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Memorial aervlcea tor Mr.
Scott Arhbury Williams were
conducted Wednesday, Feb. 17,
1971 at 4:00 pan. at OHM* La?L
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tncr&Q unurca, orMOtD^'S
C. Wiethe Rev. Allen Xebec- "
Mr. Williams, vice president
and elder. afi'Oknee Tdthoiau
Church, died In Ida deep en
1, anr?'j^;ButC g.': .'"') .
MR. LUTHER MORTON
Mr. Luther. Morton, age 00 of
1104 Caldwell St. died at L.
Riehardroi^MemorlalHoepltel
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Funeral aetvlcaa were held ;,
^ Friday. Felx 12th, 4:00 P.M., I
Brown's Funeral Home Chapel. .
Burial followed In Piedmont
Memorial Park. ;i ; >i : >r? loltij.,
Survivors include his widow, i
Mrs. Pauline B. Morton of the
home; daughters, Mrs. Mary :
I Smith and Mrs. Deleria Worthy, J
d Greensboro, Mrs. Doris Jack- i
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GREENSBORO, NO!
ELD FOR PROMII
Sunday, Feb. 14, 1971. He was
born in Harrisburg, Pa. of Carrie
E. Williams and J. Henry
Williams.
Educated in the Harrisburg
Public Schools, he served in the|
Air Force in World War II.
Later he graduated from A&T
College and the Pennsylvania
State University. For many
years he was a teacher of art
at Benedict College, Columbia,
S. C, St. Paul's College, Lawrenceville,
. Va. and at Lincoln
Junior High School in Greensboro,
N. C.
He is survived by his widow
Mrs. Sallle Dale Williams, a
lister, Miss Olive 3. Williams, of
Baltimore, Md., two brothers,
James H. Williams of Columbia,
S. C. and Roger K. Williams of
Baltimore, Md. and a nephew
Scott W. Williams, of State Col**e.
Pa.
He was loved and respected
tor his sincere Interest in youth
mi high ideals of personal invdivenMbt
Ha leaves a boat at*
friends, relatives and admirers
to mourn his passing.
SkniCh Funeral Directors in
charge of arrangements.
son, Passiac, N. J.; eight grandchildren,
two great grandchildren;
half brother, Nathaniel
Day, Greensboro; step mother,
Mrs. Mary Morton, Greensboro.
Brown's Funeral Directors in
sharge o1 arrangements.
)OU. MARY J. BREED EN
Mrs. Breed en, Editor's Sister
.Funeral services lor Mrs.
Mary J. Breeden were conducted
on Sunday, Feb. 14, 1971 at
2:00 P.M. at New Zion A.M.E.
Church, Dillon County, S. C.,
with the Rev. J. F. Briley,
pastor, officiating.
Mrs. Mary J. Breeden, daughter.
of ,thie late Rev. and Mrs.
Washington Johnson, was born
September 8, 1901 in Marlboro
County, S. c. and departed this
tile Thursday, Feb. 11, 1971 in
the Marlboro County General
Hospital after a long illness.
She was converted at en early
kfce tad joined New Holy Methodist
.Church.
T- (nn? .1?1 l? Unlv
+** sue waa juiuw /
Wedlock to Mr. Alton Breeden
and to this union seven children
were born. One daughter preceded
her to the grave.
After hear marriage to Mr.
Breeden she moved her menw
berahip to New Zion A.M.B.
Church where she served as
Mil
Mr. Lacy Halth, age 74 died
at Moses Cone Hospital Saturday,
Feb. 13th. He lived at 2115
Joe Louis Blvd.
Funeral services were held
Wednesday, Feb. 17th, 2:00 p.m.,
Brown's Funeral Home Chapel.
Burial followed in Maplewood
Cemetery.
Survivors include his wife,
Mrs. Arletha Haith of the home;
daughters, Mrs. Gertrude Giles,
New York, N.' Y., Mrs. Mable
StewarV Mrs. Margaret Jordan,
Mrs. Lois Marsh, Mrs. Naomi
Stewart, all of Greensboro, Mrs.
Annie Day of the home, Mrs.
Colester Florence and Mrs,
Ruth Lattimore, Washington, D.
C., Mrs. Alice Anderson, Denver,
Colo., Mrs. Sonja McKinley,
Seat Pleasant, lid.; sons, Car lacy
Haith, Boston, Mass., Ross
Haith, Columbia, Md., Bernard
Htdth, Brooklyn, N. Y., Reginald
Haith and Earl Haith, Greensboro,
N. C.; brother, Frank
Haith, High Point, N. C.; sisters,
Mrs. Beatrice Ironhand, Philadelphia,
Pa., Mrs. Fannie Roper,
Patterson, N. J.; stepmother,
Mrs. Sailie Haith, Burlington.
N. C,; 41 grandchildren and 20
great grdndchildren.
Brown's Funeral Directors in
charge of arrangements.
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RTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY,
1ENT CITIZENS
President of the Deaconess
Board, a member of the Stewardess
Board No. 2 and in any
other capacity where her help
was needed.
Survivors are her husband,
Mr. Alton Breeder!; one daugh
(ex; BTK nUmS K HCDOOgH OX
Newark, N. J.; five sons: Alton
Jr. of the home, John Dewey,
Franklin and Carl Breeden,
all of Newark, N. J., and Robert
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City 27
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j struck by a westbound car driv
en by Mrs. Rita Busick Cock
i man, 21, of Rt. 1, Browns Sum
t mit, after be ran from behind i
i car, parked on the opposite aid
of the highway.
No charges were made again*
the driver of the car.
Patrolman Smith put the tinn
of the accident' at 3 pin., atoi
i said that the victim was dew
i before being* taken to Mose
' Cone Hospital in Greeniboro.
The body is'at Hargett's Fun
i eral Rome pending arrange|
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FEBRUARY 19, U971
SENIOR MIKE GAL
HE IS A PRIME PF
Senior forward Mike Gale 01
Elizabeth City State scored 34
points last Saturday to help the
Vikings down nationally ranked
North Carolina A&T. That made
his coach, Bobby Vaughan very
happy.
But Vaughan was quick tc
add, "If Gale were only a scorer,
we would be in real trouble,
He is averaging 19 rebounds pei
game and is also our best passer."
For his outstanding efforts in
, the Vikings latest two games,
Gale has been named the "CIAA
Player of the Week."
Gale, a native of Philadelphia,
is only 6-3%, but the coachei
around the conference regard
him as the league's prime pre
prospect this season.
"Because our team is so short,'
added Vaughan, "we have t<
play Gale as a guard-forward
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iuu uic IIma.ma ui a irnt
guard in the proa."
In his Onal se>soti with th?
Vikings, Gale is averaging X
points per game. His passing li
something else to watch.
"He is a consistent, performer,"
said Vatican. "We think hi
Browns Summit Youth
Struck. By Car Dies
Bowns Summit ? A 10-yeai
old boy was fatally injurec
Wednesday afternoon whet
struck by a car on Highway 15(
some three miles east of Monti,
cello School.
Dwayne Pinnix of Route 1
Browns Summit, was crossinj
the road to his home when h<
was struck, according to thi
State Highway Patrol. His 8
year-old sister, Vanessa, ha<
; minor scratches, apparently re
ceived in stumbling as she cross,
ed the highway, the patrol said
, She was not struck by the car
Investigating patrolman P. M
i Smith said the Plnnti hov m
~0 public
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PRICE: 10 CENTS
-E SHOWS WHY
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is the best ball player in the
I CIAA."
! By beat ins? the A pines M1-5V
I Elizabeth City (11-4) remains in
i contention for the Southern Di'
vision title. A down-to-the wire
finish may have to determine the
' final two tournament berths as
Shaw (9-5), North Carolina
Central (8-5), Johnson C. Smith
' (7-7) and Winston-Salem State
' (7-7) all have key games coming
up this week.
i In the Northern Division, both
, unbeaten Norfolk State (15-0)
, and strong Howard University
have already clinched berths in
, the tournament which gets uni
derway in Greensboro Feb. 25.
I The University of Maryland?
i Eastern Shore (8-5) has moved
into third place with Virginia
' Union in fourth place with a '-!"
i 7-7 mark and Morgan and Vir.
ginla State deadlocked in fifth
i place with 6-8 records.
1 A key game will take place
II in Raleigh Wednesday when
I A&T meets Shaw.
Celebration Continues
' At St. Matthews Church
The celebration of Oklar^ps^'
ing and consecration of the neW-1 '
St. Matthews United MethoAtad*; ~ '
r Church building at EastFtorUji' J''J
[ and Asheboro Streets continues
j this Sunday, February 21, wtth | '
j two special services in the" sanc_
| tuary.
I At 11:00 A.M. on Sunday, Pr.
I DeWitt S. Dykes, minister anil
* architect of Knoxville, Twin.,
will preach. ^, , _
[ At 3:00 p.m, the Rev. Avery
"m | E. Robinson, pastor of. Union
j Memorial United Afetbodlkt
Church will preach. Rev. Robinson
will be accompanied by
I the choir and members of Union
Memorial Church.
' Following the afternoon service,
an hour of Open House
8 and Fellowship will be held and
friends of the Church are invited
to attend and participate in ''
these Activities.
CLUfe TO MUf . 3V
, . The Mount ?abor Horn smoker's
Club will meet ?WMipnight,
Feb. 23, at 7:48 at the
home of Mrs. Harry Alston^.SBM
J Lamb fcd. A^i members are
urged to be present
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