THE CAROLINIAN
RALEIGH. N. C SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 18. 1087
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NEW BUS STOP SHELTER - Fayetteville Mayor, Monroe Evans, and President Rudolph Jones
Inspect the recently constructed bus stop on Murchison Road across from Fayetteville state
College. This project was completed on the property of the Public Works Commission throned)
cooperation of the city, the commission and the college. All construction expenses were paid )>■'
the college.
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EMIL ROSENTHAL (l*h) is showm with Fayetteville State College President Rudolph Jones
during dedication ceremonies for three new buildings. Building in the background is the IT il
Rosenthal Classroom Bui! ring, named for Mr. Rosenthal of Goldsboro. (UP! PHOTO).
Writing Output
At FSC Increasing
FAYETTEVILLE - Charles
Brown, Director of Institutional
Research, reports that during
the 10G ~-G6 school year the ad
ministrative officers and facul
ty members of the college were
responsible for 47publications.
Publications were nroduced
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The Best Brands The ()rkin Man
Os * We Art n m , To Have furnished * w -’ fere
Finish Hardware Labor & Material for This Building j *
.r, . i Termite iroubles
Were Put In
S. H. BASNIGHT jfe J?Sc.
t ayetteville State Zeb Vance Building
Coil cue Was Installed
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I AP §- §* pA B ZEBULON B. VANCE HALL
BLOCK COMPANY —] McGirt’S PLUMBING
Fayettevine, n. c. Concrete Is Always A Factor A Roof Over Your nead ■ LMPANY
We Were Happy To We Used Grayc l i That Is Really What P ° B ' M««ton, n. c.
Fumish Prestressed Concretes Y ° U Have ° ver We Salu,e
tl- t ★ The President
ne For \r if is
Light Weight Block Floor 8, Root Slob, VanCe Hn . Th, Fo.vlb.
p or Students
GRAY EDWARDS * h * T, “ s ’* ,!
, Zeb Vance Building cohcrete co. «oo«e l s«T wnt j Fayetteville State (College
1 Thomasville, N- C. Marshville, N. C. f ~
’ i U _ | —_ I|||liM[ll|^ijrrir Hi -nm, -- — r —mrnm nii—wiin ■i n iiii ii mm i»tn~ - wMb ikwwl■wuwiii—in mwmmu
b\ Theodore F. Bousny, Charles
l. Brown, Tyng-tsair Chao, 01-
He C ox, Grady D. Davis, Hen
ry M. Eldrldge, Mary T. El
dridgo, Harvey C. Jenkins, Ru
dolph Jones, Joseph L. Knuc
k’es, Shia-lir.g Liu, Melvin E.
Moore, Jr., and Penelop L.
Salcum.
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Os the 165 Veterans Adminis
tration hospitals, 88 have li
censes from the Atomic Ener
gy Commission to use radio
isotopes for medical research
and clinical treatment.
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At least half the population of
the United States will have sorn
form of peridontal disease or
be toothless because of it be
fore they have passed the age
of 4R
Education * »!s
(Continued fr.ma y < 18
ties, and an in ■’» -
pair rnnn
equipped with fixed opera mail's
and a permanent star;.-, is de
signed so; i•• chats, iivetings,
and other pi i pi v. - class
room is ■ iVl.r ‘"U fi
led ronic u.d n . re
The architect’s vi. of the
future campu- -m hi-.: n.--e
buil
lay of capita! h d 1 nts
that will * the
needed faciliti •> •• -ill en
able it to ci • ii sti i-nts tho
type of ti .<i;ilt ■: ih . 41 inwd
to compeb. : i ; tot -
orrow’s world.
Planne; -sos :hi- .-.mmso
have and >• < ; *i r. <•!,..
land thV 1 ; v
of the campu , !- . inning at the
stadium air: ; imulny dr-- 1 , u
Cross C-u k Ti ir in.- ,
theic will - ■ ,i ■-q
acreage .ill }>•. \ ailahle to
continue '.he capita! in i>r< o
ments.
Alum it i v .
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COliPgt Alltii :t ; l ‘ ; ' 1 ,i, • jg
Dr Odell I■/ ’! i - ri-s'.■ i veil
Ills B, s. frc‘n i- .<•. ■ ii.ilk-FI st>
torale imm Ohio i U-ii
ver >tt;.
He !i;i . l>. ■ n m -.. m !n-
Danfort]< Found i eilov
ship ... ! ' -i ■ i ! i-; ; .
Surnm >t awar< <- raipei, Tai
wan,
Dl . I'.' lc 1 .in , Wiv clebr
man of tlm i - rim. m so
cial Science, .iiovilh
State ( o!!. . H. .< 1 - vie.
chairman of U app .]
Board, Houshu ■ ! 1 ■■
He served a pro kieiti of Hi--
National alu:pm ci .i ton
and it was ur i ■ 1 : Indue; -
t rat ion that d. e .. m ~: i.
ed ■■. -i. T i
choii 1 - i 1 41 y,
as hn ineeu os t t .ol;«■ e.
Grumbling ue'
$21,600 G> ««•
- Granibllti; -11": »>•*• i■■ a
ment Ol Ho.din, w Ho:. >:,
Wel fare, V,'; c; in :te: , !;. . 1 . so;
fellowship m i ;; j , e,-si, 1}
tion of P! !'•*■> in. ,el ;<>nn<-!
in the educ ,n. . f Imn-.F-'anr,
children.
Recipients to; .--nio ea :
traineeship he V b i
COinpletr i,• uiren : ' hi; th<
baccaLuire:d i . m -.tnc
year, and i m - F< y ' mg tc
become a sp’-i/iulb-' or ••agagt
in teachim -r * - t;i, id
reJated to th< iucai
icapped child)'- :.
FIRST IN STATE - Shown In th> s ' r of the members of the first accredited Igh
graduating class in North C.t: ■ >ii i, 1 ~ • ’■■■ tr.bws oi !hp then Fayetteville St.it . ■
] ‘‘Class 2i M L-r, Alexand < nt, I lurham: M ‘s. i 1 I
. ; retired tea her. Fayetteville; Della WalJ Jones, retired, Smith!tfeldj M s. G
, Mftl.aughlin Caph and her husl-.rt.l, s i;ei C.iple, both retired teachers of Mor yen f:.w s.
Irene Mitchell Hit!, Ope ati< . ficlals, Clinton. Other surviving t
i-'ayetteville class are Mrs- >' ■r. vho vas serretary, retired teacher, Rah R’t;
Mart, Wall Grier, rc-tir < d nor . : loite, Mi. and Mrs. J. T. Sniders, both nitre!
.>,ichors of Southern Pin s and E Maeh.dl Hawkin', Charlotte. There
ir he other schools of the state .urn H ■ ' ■ oevtlb\
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Ira O li. • & Son, Owners
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Best Wishes
To..
Fayetteville
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State College
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