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at AGRICULTURAL EQUAL. OPPORTUNITY COYFFRFNCF - Administrator Horace T). God
frey, 3rd from left, of the U. S. Department . : Agricu’.t m • 's Agricultural Stabilization and Con
servation Service f.ASCS an i sabers oi i- V\ ... m staf! are s) ■" i in Atlanta, Ga., recently
conferring ■■ it) State -‘.SC'S ■ju >ppoi tin.uy - . isn't;, c:: mittee:i . Tin ■ discussed ways of
helping disac int irticipate t ore fully in .AST'S programs. Left to right:
Victor R. Phillips, ■ -ist t Mr. : n fr., advisory committeeman,
Abingdon, A .; Mr. G- it. A .vis r. • ' ' s F. Gic ve r , Montic.-110, Fla., and
Hilliard D. c 1 in, - n ill*- D' pu Administrator; and Charles
R. Mosle\, aovisor cor < : • n N l PHOTO).
Play It Safe In
I Water This Summer
P* Play it safi in »!.• ■■ ; this
■ summer. ; 1-
f Cross.
Emily B. PL u;,t, V ! <-r <f<
ty Chairman of tic- \\ ■. i :• -
ty Chapter, ofteitF's. life
preservers’
1. Learn to sv in . T
can swim 1 its 1« . ]r to
swim better. Your : Cr -s
chapter can toll \< .!„■» its
next s vimnn , ■ -
tiled.
2. Always s-* in. '■ it 1 . an
panion--never ahaie, ;■....
distance swim...in , 1. • or, •
one in a boat accomp.t;r ■■ ■ it.
3. Swim in a safe plac . Ti;
presence of lifeguards usually
indicates tin irea is salt- for
swimming.
4. Before diving, make -are
the water is deep < m s ' ;
there are no hidden unjecis
such as submerged recks.
3. If you hir. e not been S’.*, iin
ming since last summer, t T
it easy at first. Recorr.i
limitations and don't t\ to ~a
beyond them.
6. Wait at least i hHr after
eating before going in the v. o
and don't swim wtam ve:L ,i
--ed or overtired
7. Dor.'i depend u. i die •,i
inflated toy to !>,il;i on t;.>
can slip au ay fr >m von.
8. Watch your s'op. dk,
don't run, arm' d . decks.
Don't skylark.
9. Try t< re: .. ri r..!in in
case of ti oubl-. t da v _ ■
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Freedom Fund
Dinner Honors
Medal Winner
CHIC \JO CC La Con
• Hilt' L it-ai ill i... the
scene o! . : r. end ILn
nc•, sner.MU : .■ Na ACP,
-Jia e 10. : .. ill p ■ a-Sl' -S
post hurt rn.sl late Pfc.
Milt*.;! Oli-e, ■ rid Dr. Mu -
ry G. Fvans. i -ic.cL r. Cosmo
politan Cor.:'-.; unit church.
Olive, .m iS-year-oiiiisoldier,
sacrificed his life to save his
buddie*- by a,. dvr hi- body
on a live err i d ■ during com
bat in A let \ . ■ is a
v.arded the st. riession iiMed
al O! Hanoi by i'OiWross.
Di Evans is being honored
fm !,..ving reerrit • son;. 2,000
NA ACP me .mini illy over
25 years of !ier *de.
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AN ••••. . p; L-dV SHOE -
SillNF Jo fa . ; !:1 s sign
on his h : ; t « ',:a; shine, 20?.
Ja, • iti. v. il; Flip
ping Noises. ! r e Extra.
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WILL SAIL FOR EUROPE --
Mrs. Marietta Hall Cephas of
the Virginia State College piano
faculty, has been appointed as a
music director for the Council
on Student Travel Shipboard
Rr og ram, and will sail, for
Europe on the M/S Aurelia,
-T me 18. Embracing nearly 150
' .alleges and universities and
other educational institutions,
t’i»■ council will assist more
tllOO students in going a
broad this summer. On the
eturn, Mrs. Cephas will sail
from Rotterdam on theSSSeven
So is, leaving July 17. and is
expected in New York ten days
later.
AM Alumni
Give College
$25,000 Gift
GRE ENSBORO -- A&T Col
lege last week received a big
boost in its drive to qualify
for a matching grant with a gift
o; $25,000 from its alumni as
sociation.
The gift followed by exact-
L three months an offer from
the Alfred P, Sloan Founda
tion of Nov. York City to give
the college $33,333, when
matched by gifts, dollar for
dollar by alumni, two for one
b individuals, businesses or
industries, in North Carolina,
or three for one from sources
outside the State.
The presentation was made at
the an iun l tlumui dinnes addon
ui d , aia a HolhUy Inn,
South. Howard C. Barnhill,
Charlotte, national alumni
president, handed over to Dr.
Lewis C. Dowdy, president of
the college, a bundle of bills
in small denominations.
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St. Aug. Awards 132
Degrees To Graduates
Seven honor students were
graduated in Saint Augustine’s
College 132-member class of
1966.
Those who were graduated
Magna Cum Laude are Miss
Maurvene Deßerry, Raleigh,
Miss Judith M. Moore, Fayet
teville, and Miss Grace L.
Horne, Farmville. Four others
graduated Cum Laude. They are
Miss Glanda Bennett, Key West,
Fla.; Miss Anne Gaskins,
Vanceboro; Miss Alma Lopex,
Parisio, Cana Zone; John Lark
ins, Jersey City, N. J., and
Erick May, Jr., Raleigh.
Other members of the grad
uating class are as follows:
Charles Alexander, New Bern;
Alfonza Alston, Raleigh, Mrs.
Delonia Davis Alston, Raleigh;
Miss Hilda M. Arrington, Wil
son, Miss Bessie Bethea, Pine
bluff; Miss Rana Blankumsee,
St. Petersburg, Fla.; Miss Bet
tie Jean Brodie, Raleigh: Da
rius Burge, Snow Hill; Miss
Hazel Burnett, Raleigh, Edward
Chester, Br ook s ville, Fla.;
Miss Betty Cobb, Faison; Miss
Delores Colemon, Greenville,
S. C.; Miss Gloria Dean Crews,
Wendell; Miss Lena Crudtip,
Franklinton; Miss Evelyn Cum
mings, l ion College: Donald I .
Dade, Culpepper, Va.; Miss
Cynthia Daniels, Neptune, N.
J.; Walter Davis, Jamesburg,
N. J.. Gladys Dogan, Green
ville, S. C'.; Barbara Earp,
Clayton; Booker T. Ecklos. Ft.
Pierce, Fla.; Miss Mary Fields,
Frogmore, S. C.
Ronald Foxx, Ft. Pierce,
Fla.; Miss Rebecca Galloway,
Mt. Airy; CleophusGlass, Hol
lywood, Fla.: Miss Charlotte
Goodson, Raleigh; Miss Alone
Grainger, Chadbotirn, Miss
Cecelia Griffith, Raleigh; Lew
is Hankins, Jr., Louisville, Ga.;
Miss Clara Bell Hargett, Cove
City; Mrs. Carrie Daniels Ha
rrison, Greenville; Rufus Harfe,
Brooksville, Fla.; Mrs. Lea
trice Highsmith, Raleigh; Miss
Claudia Hinton, Raleigh, Miss
Ruth Hinton, Raleigh: Charlie
Howard, Pakokee, Fla.; Mi.ss
Ruby J. Humphrey, Jackson
ville: Creighton Incorminias,
Philadelphia, Pa.; McGlother
Irvin, Chicago, 111.; Leroy King,
Vanceboro, and Mi.ss Jenoil
King, Raleigh.
Sinclair King, Miami, Fla.;
Miss Carolyn Lawrence, Opa
Locka, Fla.; Jesse London, Mi
ami, Fla.; Lawrence Long, Mi
ami, Fla.. Miss Wilma Love,
Wallace; Miss Jo Ann Mangum,
Creedmoor: Lonnie McClain,
Raleigh; Leonard McGill, Jr.,
New York City; Vernon McHam,
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Winston-Salem; Michael Mc-
Kinnon, Ft. Pierce, Fla.; Miss
Peggy Marshall, Raleigh; Mrs.
Maxine Askew Martin, Raleigh;
Lemuel H. Mial, Raleigh,
Dwight Midgette, Durham; Miss
Avis P. Moore, Kenansville;
James C. Moore, Cleveland;
Miss Betty Morgan, Newport
News, Va.; Ned Morgan, New
York City; Cecil N. Mosley,
Jefferson, Va.; Reginald Moss,
Charlottesville, Va.; Mrs. Lau
rancene S. Murphy, Raleigh;
Thomas Newbold, Miami, Fla.;
Eli Noble, Jr.: Darien, Ga.;
Mrs, Edith M. Oliver, Raleigh;
Miss Gloria J. Oliver, Raleigh;
Mrs. Ruth Jones Ormond, Scot
land Nock; Grady Perkins,
Greenville, S. c.: N.i'haniel
Perkins, Opa Locka, Florida:
James E. Perry, Nov. Bern:
Ralph Person. Brooksville,
Fla.: Miss Dianne Pierce. New
Platz. N. V.
Miss Gladys Powell, St. Aug
ustine. Fla.; Miss Artelia Prit
chett, Henderson: Miss \va
Ragland, Angier; Miss Joan
K. Redd: Layfayette Reddirk,
Rockingham; Ronald Redmond,
Ridgeland, S. C.; Mrs. Mildred
Richardson, Wendell; Oscar
Robinson, Raleigh; Miss Evelyn
Roberts; Joe Lewis Ronrk,
Hampton, Va.; Mis- Catherine
Rusher, Raleigh; Miss Diane
Sauls, Fremont; Mrs. Mart W.
Sharpe, Raleigh; Miss FV tty B.
Smith, Scotland Neck; Miss
Eleanor Faye Smith, Whit sett;
Miss Joy Solomon, Fast Orange,
N. J.: Miss Johnetta Spence,
Elizabeth City; Miss Alma
Thomas, Raleigh; William H.
Trotman, Newport News, Va.;
Miss Gale Wade, Martinsville,
Va.; Jack Wadley; Miami, Fla.;
Miss Birdie Walker, Charles
ton, S. C. Robert A. Thomas,
Tampa, Fla., Robert I, Thom
as, Miami, Fla.: General White,
Raleigh; Gwendolyn F. White,
Raleigh; Miss Brenda J. Wil
liams, Norfolk, Va.
Miss Freddie Marie Wil
liams, Laurens, S. C.; Mrs.
Evelyn S. Williams, Raleigh;
George Williams, Miami, Fla.;
Katie L. Williams, Miami, Fla.;
Mrs. Mart S. Williams, Louis
burg; Miss Elnora M Wilson,
Macon, Ga.. Mi.ss Margie Wil -
son, Virginia Beach, Va : Miss
Patricia Wilson, Virginia
Beach, Va.; Miss-Irene Wright,
Richmond. Va.: Miss Charles-
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FASHION WINNERS - Adjudged to have shown the most
creativity in last week's fashion show at Bennett College was
Miss Ernestine Mitchell, (third from left), senior, of Wash
ington, D. C. To her right is Miss Barbara Gadsden, junior,
of Mount Pleasant, S. C., first award winner and to her left
is Mi's Janet Jenkins, also a junior, of Camden, N. J„ second
winner. Others in photo, left to right, winning honorable
mention are Misses Gloria Taylor, freshman, of Rowland,
Sandra I)aye, junior, of Magazine, Ala., and Doris Evans,
freshman, of Greensboro.
2 From "Bull City” To
Visit 4 Countries, Hawaii
Mrs. Plassie W Harris and
Mrs. Fannie G. Robinson will
leave Durham on Juno 23 for
Los Angeles, Calif., where they
will join the Henderson Tour
Group for a two-month S. Pa
cific cruise.
The Tour Group sail from
I os Angeles on the S. S. Mon
toro\ from pier Number 195
on June 27.
They will visit New Zealand,
Australia, Japan, The Philip
pines and Hawaii. Many of
the beautiful and pictuesque Is
lands will ho included enrouto
to California.
Mesdames Harris and Robin
son will spend a day in Atlan
ta, Ga. with the R.’ C. Eber
etta Yeat os, Ahoskie, and James
Agnew, Fcorse, Mich.
Miss Lillian Atherley, Paris
io, Canal Zone: Ernest Evans,
Hamlet; Paul Hampton, Rocky
Mount; Maxine T. Highsmith,
Raleigh; Miss Ollio Mae Jones,
Macon, Ga.; Floyd Majette, Ra
leigh; Frederick McNeill, An
gier; Miss Mary F. McNeill,
Godwin; Miss Jessie Marie
Phillips, Goldsboro, Mi.ss Em
ma M. Rumber, Norfolk, Va.;
Samuel I Spearman, Tampa,
Fla.; Harold E. Syms, Raleigh,
and Mrs. Eunice F.. Weather
ford, Raleigh.
SHE C/ISOUSfEAN
ainfltfla u. a. lAfuamY. juke is. i*«B
haidts and renew acquaintances
of long-standing. On return
ing to the States, the ladies
will join a tour group in San
Francisco, to visit some of
the interesting wonders of the
West into Chicago.
They plan to return to Dur
ham early in September .
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A vacation is a good time to
play. The North Carolina Heart
Association suggests, however,
don't play around with your
heart by overdoing. The heart's
best prescription is modern
*ion.
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Spring Meet
Meeting at G p. m., St it.iv,
June 12th, at the East Raleigh
Branch YWCA, the National
Council of Negro Women held
a brief session to report the
results of its sta”-M-Home
Tea.
Members p. msent ..en : Mrs.
E. M. Kelp., Mis.-, will.) m c _
Tver, Mm Petr ;• ,j. ; ,:,dson,
Mrs. Addie Harris, Mrs. Ge
neva Bro n, Mrs. I aura P.
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Mrs, Esther Michaels. Miss
Almcna Nunn, Miss Elizabeth
Jot ian, md Mis Jeannette
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