I HENDERSON-OXFORD-WARKEiyTON I
PIANIST AUTOGRAPHS PROGRAM-Mies Natalie Hlnderas, Pro
fessor of Music at Temple University and World Renown Concert Pian
ist, autographs programs for Miss Doris Hall, left, a music major
from Charlotte and Miss Molly Newton, an elementary education maj
or from Farmsville. Miss Hinderas was presented in recital at Wins
ton-Salem State University last Tuesday evening. She lectured to music
students at the University on Wednesday, Her lecture topic whs
“Black Musician.” The selectionsin the second part of her recital
were written by black composers.
Henderson News
BY t,. B. RUSSELL
HENDERSON - Mr. Bolden
Evans, who was confined lo the
Marla Parham Hospitaltlie ear
lv part of the week has been
released and is now at home a
gatn Mr. Evans lives on 422
Parham St.
Mr. and Mrs Eugene Berk
ford Bom Washington, D, C.
paid a short visited to Mr. and
Mrs. Willie Hargrove of the
Townsville Community. Mr.
Beekford is the son of the late
Dr. s, M, Beekford.
Mr. L, M, Hatton principal
of the Carver School, was hon
ored last Friday evening with a
dinner given by the staff of the
school* Mr, flatten is leaving
the Vance Comity .School system
to accept a position with the
United Presbyterian church in
New York City Expressions of
appreciation were voiced by the
chairman of the Board of Ed
imatlon by Mr, George T, Wil
and Supt, of Schools, Mr, A.
Woodrow Taylor, Other out
standing persons also made ex
pressions, Mr. Hatton served
the Carvel School twelve years
as principal.
William Henderson a Vance
County native died Tuesday
morning In Philadelphia, Pa.,
at the age of 83,
He joined Mount Pleasant
Baptist Church at an early age,
He later moved to Philadelphia
where he was a resident' until
tits death,
He Is survived by his wife,
Mrs. Jannie White Henderson
and one son, George Hender
son both of Philadelphia; one
sister, Mrs. Rlv?iah Brown,
Boston, Mass.; and four grand
children,
Funeral services will lie held
at Mount Pleasant Baptist
Church in Manson Sunday al
2 p.m. Rev, Kermll Richard
son will offtcate, with Rev,
Charlie Bullock asslsilng.
Pallbearers will lie; Alexand
er White, Clarence White, Rob
ert M, White, James E, White,
Samuel White and Alexander
Basket ville, alt nephews of the
deceased.
Honorary pallbearers will be
Misses Joselyn White, GwendO
ivn White, '/a Ida White, Maxine
Baskerville, Barbara Mason,
Mrs, Loretta Hargrove, Mrs,
Lillian Green and Mrs. Teresa
White, all nieces of the de
ceased
The body will arrive here
Sunday morning and will Ire at
Williams funeral Home until
removed to the church one hour
before the services
Oriva Safely
COVERED BY A HOYAL-MilwaUkee:Mi 1-
vvaukee Bucks Lew Atcindor was covered by
Cincinnati Royals (24) Connie Dlekring while
the hand of an unidentified Royal players tries
to get the ball from Alcindor who got the
rebound during the Mucks-Koyals game. (CPI),
Ye», We All Talk
QUESTION; Can you suggest
a modern manual of parliament
ary procedure? Mrs. K. L. B,
ANSWER; Henry A. David
son, M. D,, is the parliament
arian of tlie American Psy
chiatric Association, His Han
dbook of Parliamentary proced
ure is a wonderful guide which
does not use tlie legal approach.
It lias the concern for the sat
isfaction of al! participants.
Parliamentarian Davidson
believes in increasing the de
gree of formality only in pro-
Children Often Victims
Os Accidents In Choking
A fonr-year-old child was
playing with his toys one day
when his mother turned from
tier Ironing to spe him place
a marble In tils mouth. Before
slip could get to him he had
swallowed the object, became
cyanotic and stopped breath
ing.
The mother rushed Hie child
to a Hearhy fire station where a
fireman, trained by Red Cross
tn first aid, gave mouth-to
rn mitb respiration until an am
bulance came to take the child
to a hospital where the marble
was removed.
"Choking accidents, preval
ent among children under five
as well as among denture wear
Th# Veteran’s Corner
EDITOR’S NOTE: Below are
authoritative answers by the
Veterans Administration to
some of the many current ques
tions from former servicemen
and their families, Eiithter In
formation on veterans benefits
may be obtained al any VA of
fice.
Q - I am attending school
under the G. I. Bill and am
receiving ftf»s per month for
myself and dependent wife. Do
! have to report to tlie VA If
my wife goes to work? Will she
be dropped as my dependent,
if she is to make a certain a
mount of money?
A- The answer to both of
your questions Is "No," The
amount of your wife’s Income
has no bearing on your de
pendency status as far as edu
cational assistance Is concern
ed,
Q lam a disabled veteran
and l have been advtsed t may
tie eligible for vocational re -
habllltatton. What ate the ad
vantages of vocational rehabili
tation ovpi the regular G. t,
Bill to which I also have en
titlement?
A- Vocational rehabilitation
allows a wider variety ofttaln
portlon to increased audience
size. He feels that conventional
codes ne not usually usable
for small groups. This philo
sophy Is one that members
should take In order not to tv
"pushed around,"
Tlits handbook ts published
tn Ronald Press Company, New
York, N. Y,
READERS! For mv pamphlet
on telephone speech, send two
stamps and a long, self-addres
sed business envelope to M, H,
Boulware, Florida AAM Uni
versity, Box 310-A, Tallahas
see, I TnHda--32307.
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*EN ALL HOLIDAYS
HtENDERSON-OXFORD
ers kill approximately
persons yearly,* said John R,
Wiley, Chairman, Wake County
American Red Cr oss First Aid
Committer 1 . "People msy team
to present such accidents
through Red Cross First Aid
instruction," !>e said
Rorms, a piece of steak or
oilier foo<t accidentally ingest
ed into Hie windpipe by adults,
and pins, small toys, pieces
of frutt, nuts or other bits of
food swallowedthe wrong way by
small children could easily re
st! 11 in choking to death. Ap
proximately half of the deaths
ftotn choking occur among chil
dren under five.
ing, a longer period of training
(If required), and more money.
With few exceptions, it would
tie »o your advantage to take
vocational rehabilitation rather
than training under the regular
G. t, Bill.
Q-1 was recently separat -
ed from the Army after having
served four years. 1 goA my
high school diploma while S
was on active duty, J wanted
to start college this fall tail
the school t applied to would
not accepted me. Can the VA
exert any presswe m that 1
can be accepted?
A- We are sorry, but' the
VA cannot influence the of
ficials of any school as to
their acceptance or nonaccept
ance of a student
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Commltth*
ALBANY, Ga, -Dr. Charles!,,
Hayes, p estdefti of Albany
(Ga.) Statp College, has been
appointed to a three-year term
on Hie Commission of Academic
Affairs of the American Council
on Education,
Tlie announcement of Presi
dent Hayes' appointment to Site
ACE commlslon which is con
cerned with Hie students, the
faculty, and the curriculum tn
higher education, was made
here following notification of
Haves' selection from ACE.
pres blent Logan Wilson,
page drug co. t me.
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