fc Jill VOL. 32, NO. 6 DEATHS ANE BICYCLE AND TR KILLS 8-YEAR-OLI JjM ~ f RONALD LEE NEWMAN Funeral services for Master Ronald Lee Newman were conducted at Latta Grove Baptist Church, Orange County, N. C. | on Wednesday, Jan. 12, 1972 at i 2:00 pun. with the Rev. A. D. j Rodgers, officiating. Burial fol-1 lowed in the church cemetery. Ronald Lee, son of Jessie' James and Nannie Thompson Newman of 405 E. Whittington St., was bom October 19, 1963 MR. LAWRENCE W. ROGERS Mr. Lawrence W. Rogers, superintendent of buildings and grounds at Bennett College, died Sunday, Jan. 9th in L. Richardson Memorial Hospital. Funeral services were held 4:00 p.m. Thursday, Jan. 13th in St. Matthews United Methodist Church. Burial followed in Maplewood Cemetery. Mr. Rogers had been a member of the college staff for 40 years and with his staff helped build Thirkied Gymnasium, Black, Merner, Barge and Reynolds Halls, the Pfeiffer Chapel, Holgate Library, Pfeiffer Heating Plant and David O. Jones Student Union. At the time of his death, Mr. Rogers lived with his daughter 'and her husband, James J. Scarlette, college business manager at 1216 Eastside Dr. Survivors are daughter, Mrs. Mary Ann Scarlette, assistant director of teacher education and coordinator of elementary education at Bennett College; bro _ ti -i i J i r-i>AH % i i i > ful Keep Up With : GREENSBORO, N I FUNERALS UCK COLLISION ) BOY in Chapel Hill, N. C. The eight year old boy was struck by a truck while crossing a street on his bicycle on Saturday, Jan. 8 and was dead on arrival at Moses Cone Hospital. According to Greensvoro police reports, the accident occurred about 10:35 a.m. on Arlington Street at the intersection with East Whittington. Thfl tmnlr frotmli *->?-? ?A?4k ? ? UV<>) *1MY I.UI15 BUUUlf driven by Curtis Walter Stephens of Browns Summit, had just crossed through the intersection when it struck the Newman boy crossing Arlington Street on his bicycle, reports said. Police indicated that Stephens was driving his truck at about 25 miles per hour in the 35-mileper-hour zone. There were no charges filed in the accident. Survivors in addition to the parents are sisters, Mattie Lee and Althea Newman and brother, Jessie Ray Newman, all of the home; maternal grandmother and stepgrandfather, Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow McRay of Greensboro; aunts and uncles and a host of other relatives and friends. Hargett Funeral Service In charge of arrangements. J :> ' *k" T ' "MB v%' i . :, MB. LAWRENCE. W. ROGERS thers, Otis Rogers of Los Angeles, Calif., and George Rogers of Washington, D. C.; sisters, Mrs. Ada Davis of Los Angeles, Calif. Brown's Funeral Directors In charge of arrangements. .IAN 1 1 < f 90 7LZ An a 7-x xoe *o *d I Ur Are-XqT'l ojoq,p The Times ? Read Th ORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY, K^tigBy.'f ^9 v SKb? vv -**5^ - > *. - -vt * HAYES-TAYLOR ' TO MR. D. W. M< The Hayes-Taylor Memorial Branch of the Young Men's Christian Association held the1 5th Annual Recognition and Awards, Banquet on Saturday, Jan. 8, 1972 at 6:00 p.m. in the YMCA Gymnasium. All present paid tribute to Mr. David Washington Morehead, Executive Director from 1945 to 1971, more than a quarter ux a vemury. He is a native of Greensboro, a graduate of Dudley High School and North Carolina A&T State University. In his church, he has been a prominent lay leader ... in Greensboro and beyond. He is a member of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity and a 32nd Degree Mason. He has been an active mem,ber of A&T University's Board of Trustees and Chairman of its Building and Grounds Committee, member of the University's National Alumni Association Executive Committee, member of the Advisory Committee of the American Federal Savings and Loan Association. He has served on the Executive Board of the National Conference of Christians and Jews, Greensboro's Human Relations Sub-Committee on Employment, L. Richardson \ iuti e Future Outlook! I JANUARY 14, 1972 H' ; ^ ./. t2 ? jB V DEDICATES AN OREHEAD, FORMEI Hospital's Board of Trustees, , Greensboro Youth Commission, l Greensboro Wildlife Commission, The Mayor's Citizens Committee ; on Civil Improvement, Friends ] of the Greensboro Library Com- 1 mittee, Democratic Committee on i City Government and the Green, boro Coliseum Commisrion TTn Viae eoni/irl oe OUniw? uiVila 4AW kmc do V^liali Illctll I of the Greensboro Utilities Com- ! mission, President of the Greens- i boro Emcees Club, Co-Chairman ' of the Greensboro Tuberculosis Shaw University Pledges $25,000;! Raleigh, N. C. ? Dr. John W. Winters, local land developer, real estate broker and member ] of the Shaw University Board of Trustees made public today his pledge of $25,000 to the University's current development program. $5,000 of the pledge has already been paid. As a member of Shaw's Board since 1965, Dr. Winters has con- i tinuously been instrumental in obtaining grants and gifts for Shaw from the N. C. business community. Dr. Winters' led the | PRICE: 10 CENTS -*^8Sr NUAL BANQUET R DIRECTOR Association fund raising drive, Chairman of Income and Maintenance for the Model Cities Planning Committee, Co-Chairman of the March of Dimes for three years, Member of the Greensboro Chamber of Commerce, Vice President of the Dudley High School PTA, Treasurer of the Notre Dame High School PTA, and so on, and so an. Foremost among his accom (Continued on Page 4) Board Member 15,000 Been Paid Board's pledges of over $90,CO0 for the University development program. Dr. Winters who is a longtime supporter of the University, serves as Co-Chairman of the Board's Committee for the development program and Chairman of the Building and Grounds Committee of the Board of Trustees. He is a native North Carolinian who has participated and contributed greatly to civic organizations both on the >toto (Continued on Pan 4)

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