North Carolina Newspapers

fcjhi VOL. 30, NO. 24 DEATHS ANI j ! jftT b l ?> .' \?^ i'v ' ''*': ''^ 'i-?i BPl^W-BK MRS. MAE TROY BUTLER Mrs. Mae Troy Butler, age 37 of 4515 Swift St., died Wednesday, May 5, 1971 at Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital after a brief illness. Funeral services were held Sunday, May 9, 1971 at 2:00 p.m. #ivs*n rirAsjo W%.V???A VliVTC Church with He v. Johnnie Sellers, pastor officiating. Burial was in the Raleigh Cross Road Methodist Church Cemetery. Survivors are: her husband, Fred Butler, one son, Fredrick Butler, Jr., both of the home, father, Mr. Noah D. Wiseman of Greensboro, N. C.; three sisters, Mrs. Ernestine Hughes of Greensboro, N. C., Mrs. Marion Rogers of Durham, N. C. and Mrs. Louise Jones of Portsmouth, Va., four brothers, Lewis F. Wiseman, Robert Lee Wiseman and George B. Wiseman all of Greensboro, N. C., and Noah D. Wiseman, Jr. of Salisbury, N. C., four aunts, nieces, nephews and a host of relatives and friends. Hargett Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. MISS GLORIA ANN YOUNG Miss Gloria Ann Young, age 10 of 608 Norwalk St, died Friday, May 7, 1971 at Moses H. Cone Memorial Hospital after a brief Illness. Funeral services were held Sunday, May 9, 1971 at 2:00 p.m. from Cedar Grove Baptist Church with Rev. Johnnie Sellars, pastor officiating. Burial was in the Raleigh Cross Road Methodist Church Cemetery. Survivors are: parents, Mr. and Mrs. Luther Young, Sr., of the home, paternal grandmother, Mrs. Callie Young of Lawrence, S. C, five sisters, Mrs. Mary ! "fill Keep Up With 7 GREENSBORO, DFUNERALS . Ann Williams, and Miss Callie Young, both of Washington, D. I C., Miss Jewel, Diana and Charlotte Young, all of the home, three brothers, Larry Butler of Woodland, Md., Luther Young, Jr, and Parnell Young, both of the home, four aunts, three uncles and a host of relatives and friends. Hargett Funeral Home in charge of arrangements. MR. NATHANIEL CANNON Mr. Nathaniel Cannon, age 28, a former resident of Greens1 boro died in Brooklyn, New York ; iuunuajr luuiiiuiK, iviay xuui xuilowing several weeks illness. The body arrived Brown's Funeral Home Monday evening. Funeral services were held Thursday, May 13th, 1:00 p.m., Brown's Funeral Home Chapel. Burial followed in Piedmont Memorial Park. Survivors include his father, John Cannon, Greensboro, N. C.; brother, John Cannon, Jr., Brooklyn, N. Y.; sisters. Miss Frances Cannon, Mrs. Peggy Ann Perry and Mrs. Hazel Hamilton of Greensboro, N. C. Brown's Funeral Directors in charge of arrangements. MB. HOWABD E. AVANT Mr. Howard Edmond Avant, age 62 of Rt. 1, Greensboro, N. C., died Wednesday, May 5, 1971 . at Moses H. Cone Memorial , Hospital after a brief Illness. Funeral services were held Saturday, May 8, 1971 at 3:00 p.m. from Mt. Zion M.E. Church, with Rev. I. C. Spinks, officiating. Burial was in the church cemetery, i Survivors are: his widow, Mrs. Viola Gilmer Avant of the home, I six daughters, Mrs. Bernice ' Kyles, Miss Betty Avant, Mrs. Sandra Rowells and Mrs. Clara Nelson, all of New Jersey, Mrs. Doris Thomas and Mrs. Annie Brown both of Greensboro, N. C., two sons, Edmond Avant, of New Jersey and Thomas Avant of the home, 19 grandchildren, three sisters, Mrs. Elva Jerrell of Greensboro, N. C., Mrs. Pearl McLeod of Portsmouth, Va., and Mrs. Gertrude Woods of New Jersey, three brothers, Arthur ! and Jesse Avant, both of Greensboro, N. C., and Roy Avant of New York and a host of rela1 tives and friends, j Hargett Funeral Service in | charge of arrangements. ^L-,. .. _ || P f Mr V Tie Times ? Head Th NORTH CAROLINA, FRID.A ^K^Hi^k. T MB j|OW1 1|B 'JHW pflfl <Mi^U _? 1 ferent individual and should be treated as such and that they should be taught to respect other people as individuals. My church (St. Matthews United Methodist) and the community has been a great inspiration in our family's life. The children's instructors are there to teach and guide. This I think we were able to instill in each of our children which helped us to grow with them. We tried to show our children that we all have an obligation to God and our community". Of the five children Robert III is the oldest. Having completed four years of service in the Air Force, he is now attending college in .Virginia. Richar(Continued on Page 5) instructors. She states "having started our family early in life "Mot The above photo shows t was present at the program Sallie Mae Roberson as "ft n. j 2 r i.<i x col . ucauuig irum leu Roselyn V. Roberson, daught Roberson, husband; Mrs. Sa son, "Mother of the Year" MRS. SALLIE MAI HONORED AS "MOTHER OF THI Mrs. Sallie Mae Roberson of 2130 McConnell Road, was honored as "Mother of the Year" for 1971 on Friday, May 7, at Dudley Senior High School by the Future Outlook Newspaper. Mrs. Roberson is the wife of Robert M. Roberson and the mother of five children, four boys and one girl. She was honored because in her words "being a mother of five children has never been a chore; it is a privilege I thoroughly enjoy. Mother's may complain but not one would trade their duties for anything else." Being a wonderful devoted mother to her children has made Mrs. Roberson a wonderful example for any mother to follow. Being unselfish she does not expect full credit for the admirable job that has been done but shares it with her husband, her church, her communitv and the children's rm ie Future Outlook! ,Y, MAY 14, 1971 her of The Year and Fa he family that Roberson, son; honoring Mrs. daughter-in-lat lother of the who endorsed to right are: and gave splen or; Robert M. rying out the Hie M. Rober-1 ing arrangemei ; Reginald P. I until Thuredaj E ROBERSON E YEAR" Robert and I have tried to grow with our children and teach them to help themselves as much as possible by choosing and making wise decisions. We j rn.lli/pd th^t onrh nrto ic a I PRICE: 10 CENTS : ' i|; : - ? I WB~, f:: t^ga H HhS B|a? ? ? ?^F gHH I am t&M B mily ; Mrs. Anderia B. Rohereon, Mrs. E. A. Belle, sister, Editor Johnson's program did assistance to him in carprogram. She aided in keepnts for this program a secret r night before. 2,000 Expected To Attend Annual Summer Sessions at A&T More than 2,000 student? are expected to attend summer sessions at A&T State University, according to J. Nell Armstrong, director. Armstrong said the summer session, which begins on June 14, will also include a number of special workshops and Institutes. The regular summer session will end on Aug. 13. A six-week session will be held from June 14 to July 23 and a three week session is planned for July 26 to Aug. 13. Special workshops Include a federally-sponsored institute for high school teachers of biology, institute for high school and junior high school music students, and an industrial arts workshop on "The World of Construction," a new curiculum project. Additional information may be secured from Armstrong in the Summer School office. Armstrong also announced that A&T will conduct a special (Continued on Page 4)