THE CABOLWIAK
RALEIGH. N. C., SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1965
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OFF TO WEST POINT —High school students who presented winning demonstrations at the
recent ANT College Junior Science Sy r rnposium left Greensboro on Wednesday afternoon to attend
the National Junior Science Symposium at the U. S. Military Academy at West Point. New York.
In the group from left to right are: Joyce Liggin C. Thompson. Hillsboro; Ric
Lambeth, Greensboro; Clayton Hudson, Henderson; Wallace Bailey, High Point. Frederick D.
Lockley, Raleigh, and their traveling companions Mrs. Katie Dorsett, a member of the ANT fac
ulty, and Perry Mack, a teacher at the Graham Central High School, Graham.
DEAR SALLY
SALLY SHAW
DEAR SALLY: I'm a man of 25,
engaged to a sweet and lovely girl
of 21.1 am booked to make a busi
ness trip later this month, and my
itinerary includes my hometown
where my parents live. I thought
this would be an excellent oppor
tunity to take my financee with
me on this auto trip so that she
could spend a couple of nights in
my former home and become bet
tor acquainted with my wonderful!
parents. However, her mother and ;
father have raised strenuous ob- j
Sections to this idea because of !
the fact that this trip will include ;
a couple of overnight stops in
other towns on the way. Certainly
we have enough sense to keep such
a trip on respectable basis, and
since w’e ARE engaged to be mar
ried, don’t you think my fiancee’s
parents are being terribly old
fashioned about this? SAM.
DEAR SAM: Not at all. Your
girl’s parents are guarding the
reputation of their daughter.
Old-fashioned or not, and en
raged though you may be, an
unmarried couple does not
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BEAUTY COLLEGE FINALIST j
« Civella Beauty College’s ninth I
commencement will be held at the I
Fayetteville Street Baptist Church j
Sunday, May 9th. at 3 p.m. The
speaker will be Q. K Wall, above.
of Smithfield. lie is the principal
of the South Campus Elementary
School of that town and received
his B.S. degree at North Carolina
College in Durham. He is also an
advisory board member of the Ra
leigh Business College, member of
the executive board. North Caro
lina eCntral District of the North
Carolina Teachers Association, Na
tional Education Association and
the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity. I
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properly travel together in
this way.
DEAR SALLY: I’ve been going
with a man for seven years, and
we’ve had an “understanding” for
the past five years that we are en
gaged. Up until six months ago,
when his widowed mother passed
away, he led me to believe that
| the only reason we were unable
: to marry was that he had to take
care of her. But now he still keeps
i holding off. He tells me to be pa
! tient until he can “work things
: out,.” I air, completely in tire dark
\ as to what these “tilings" are that
he's working out. It’s dreadfully
hard for me to be patient much
longer, because the time is getting
away fron me. I think I have been
more than patient for seven years,
and now at, the age of 29 I should
have some definite pattern in my
life. FRUSTRATED.
DEAR FRUSTRATED: I
agree. You’ve been much too
patient for much too long a
time. This man Is anything
but eager for marriage. First
be used his mother as an out.
and now it’s just “things.” I
J advise you to end this re
lationship . . , now'.
DEAR SALLY: I’m a widow of
39, with three young children. My
late husband and I were not very
happy together, especially during
the final four or five years of our
marriage. Am I compelled, in spite
of this, to continue to wear my
wedding ring, especially because
of my children? He’s been gone
for over a year now, and since the
ring has no sentimental value to
me at all. I would like to take it
off—but I’m afraid this might
cause some unfavroable talk a
mong my acquaintances. MRS. R,
DEAR MRS. R.: Whether or
not a widow continues to wear
her wedding ring is an entire
ly personal matter and no
one’s business but her own.
Not even the fact that you are
rearing three children compels
you to wear the ring any long
er if you do not wish to do so.
j As for any possible talk by
other persons, ignore It.
DEAR SALLY: I’m a girl of 22.
and have been engaged for four
months to a very good-looking and
charming man of 26. I would be
very happy about this, except for
the “shadow" that, hangs over us.
This is the shadow of a girl with
w'hom he formerly went steady for
two years. He has told me frankly
that he has not yet gotten com
pletely over her, even though she
is now married to someone else.
He is always bringing her name
iup while we are together . . .
“Jane used to say . , “Jane and
I always did this.” “Jane loved
that kind of music,” and so on
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Miss Smith Crowned
Bennett’s May Queen
GREENSBORO Crowning of
Miss Edna Smith, senior, of Hamp
ton. Va.. as queen hightlighted the
annual May Day program ait Ben
nett College on Saturday.
Maid of honor was Miss Gloria
Leevy, of Columbia. S. C„ and sen
ior attendants were Misses An
t.hanette Thomas, of Greensboro
■ and Sandra Vails, of Salisbury.
Other class attendants were as
follows: Juniors Misses Cheryl
Bright of Washington, D. C., and
Bernadine Harris, of Roanoke. Va.;
Sophomores Cheryl Reddick, of
Raleigh, and Beatrice England, of
Cincinnati, Ohio; Freshmen—Miss
es Janice Hendricks, of Kingsport,
Tenn., and Gwendolyn Morse, of
Ninety-Six, S. C.
Theme of this year’s program, di
rected by Mrs. Cynthia Chivers,
was "A Tribute to the Boston
Pops.” during which singers and
dancers performed to music reeord
and on. He says, too, that he's
stue in time he will get over this
feeling he still has for her, and
that our marriage will help him
to do Ill's. Do yon think I should
enter marriage on this kind of
'basis? I'm getting more and more
UNCERTAIN.
DEAR UNCERTAIN: Indeed
not! It just would not make
good sense for you to marry a
man who feels such a strong
attraction for another Woman.
I advise you to “unengage”
yourself right now.
ed by the Arthur Fiedler orchestra.
Among the numbers featured
wefts “Synocopated Clock,” ‘‘Male
guena,” “Blue Tango,” “Days of
Wine and ftoses,” “Moon River”
and “Hello Dolly.” Miss Ana Turn
er of Cincinnati, Ohio, danced ‘Gel.
Me to the Church on Time,” ac
companied by a chorus, while four
dancers Misses Essie Lias, of
Winter Park, Fla.; Ernestine Mitch
ell. of Washington, D. C.; Lois Mos
ley, of Madison and Edna Walker,
of Raleigh performed “Java.”
A military guard for the queen's
court was provided by representa
tives of the ROTC at A&T College.
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FAYETTEVILLE Twenty-two
students completed requirements
for graduation from Fayetteville
State College m April, according
to Miss Lenna M. Means. FSC reg
istrar.
Included In the group were:
WMltp Artis, Wilson, biology;
John Brown. Rieglewood, ele
mentary education; Barbara
Carr. Willard, elementary edu
cation; John Chance, Wade, bi
ology; Roosevelt Daniels, Fay
etteville. mathematics.
Also. Barbara Hall, Rieglewood,
elementary education; Hermenia
Harris, Moncure, elementary edu
cation, Lina Hayes, Fayetteville,
elementary education; Beulah
Hines, Wagram. elementary educa
tion; David Hollingsworth, Fay
etteville, physical education.
Miriam Jackson, Fayetteville,
elementary eduatian; William
Moore, New Bern, elementary edu
cation; Mary Alice McNeill, Fay
etteville, elementary education;
Ann Patterson, Fayotteville, ele
mentary education.
Also, Gwendolyn Pea ten, Fay
etteville. elementary education;
Lizzie Roberson. Vanceboro. ele
mentary education; Lillian Robin-
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