Garner's Benton Haywood
ffe • mm Ok Mm jBA I oology and Obstetrics and a
Receives mu At meharry ,or M * wc * u,n “ *
GARNER-As you roach adult
hood so often the dreams and
ambitions of your days of youth
have ieen bypassed, but not so
with Dr, Berton D. Haywood,
Garner, native, and son of Mr,
and Mrs. William Roges, 206
Purvis St.
On Sunday, June 7, Dr. Hay
wood realized his dream of be
coming a medical doctor, a
dream which he first express
ed at the age of thirteen and a
dream which at times has seem
ed almost an impossibility.
Young Haywood graduated
from Garner Consolidated High
School in 1953 and went on to
Shaw University where he
graduated with honors and a de
gree in chemistry. Following
those years, he taught school
for a while in Weldon, N, C,
and then at Charlotte. Not
MOTHER AND DAUGHTER
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Bra Wear
■ Mv\ r\ Terrific Buys
,7 % Dresses a P c.»„
fy 9 r !•! nn Now 54(
L r;r'" 2 ° rs 300 2 For SI.OO
-i / Ladies Panties
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Complete Reduction Hose /
Closing Out On ! il (
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Children’s I pair '\ \
Cameron Village
satisfied, the young man went
on to earn his Master’s degree
at North Carolina College in
Durham and then was head of
the Chemistry Department at
Winston-Salem State Teachers
College for several years.
He found his work gratifying
and enjoyed the work in the
classroom, but always there
was the urge to do something
more and final’y he decided that
he would once more seek
the role of the student and make
an attempt to fulfill tnose
dreams of the past years. So
it was that he enrolled at Mehar
ry Medical School in Tennes
see four years ago.
He and Mrs. Haywood, the
former Myrtle Ownes of Co
lumbia, N, C. have one daughter,
Carla, who is now eight years
old.
DR. BERTON HAYWOOD
clinical and academic ob
stetrics and gynecolcH
The future plans .it tim mo
ment are ind< finite for < . p ~ -
wood family. The' FI re
main in Nashville to: th« ii:
being, but tie driving (or
which led him i H«co:: .• i
doctor could also lead un : -
to becoming a \at c
physician.
Mr. and Mrs
ed the cr ad •c :. ■ ( . r ; ... -
Nashville.
CORRECTION!
In last week’s edition. T! e
Carolinian inad'-ertt , ;■
carried a photo indicat tm;
person to be 10-year-old Miss
Tommirro Jo Tomlinson, daut -
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Terr.;. -
W. Tomlinson, 1216 Bo: oi ~
this city. This story iid t
have a photograph attached t<
it, tlierefore the picture it. •
paper was not that of Tom
mino Jo. She traveled aloe last
Tuesday by train to Mia ~
Fla., where she was the >
of her uncle and aunt-ir -l.v.
Mr. and Mrs. Donzo I . -
Inson. The CAROLINIAN .
logizes to the Tomlins
ly for this error, and
ly to Tom mino Jo,
Jest For Fun
BY MARCUS 11. BOUI.W.V,':
THEM LADY BUGS
That Seattle Newsman
better not let those lad'. >.• .
get In his bed.
Here’s why I sa; this:
Jim Heckman portioned l 0,-
000 ladybugs to fellow v.or' ■ s
who preferred the Insects t<
pesticides.
If you do not know it, lady
bugs eat aphids and other pi . t
destroying insects. Heckn .m
ordered his bugs to deal with
garden problems on w tc’ ;
didn’t want to use pestiei.es.
Before ordering the bum . hi
posted a notice on tiiecif. ■ -h a
bulletin board for anyone rl.se
interested.
A number of colleagues re
sponded, and Heckman von:-'
up sent s4l to Cd:: :
firm fort ! ela lybugs
trlbuted them to his e*. k
ers. His major prohit -as
getting the bugs i.n‘o t a . - -.
What would he do. it :h . a
ladybugs got insid. .urns.
OBITUARIES
MRS. FAN Nil- WII I.L
Funeral services foi
Fannie Willis. Cl :
Martin St. w no died >nn ... i 1
be held at 2 p.rn. Fiida at
Martin St. Baptist Church
Dr. P. H. J.ihn.son. ! .. i .i :
be in the Carolina .ui .• 1
Gardens.
Survivors are hei husband,
Mr. Will Willis, fi h, . -
ters, Mrs. Flizul-th \i \\ ;1-
kinson of Raleigl
Williams, Mrs. Rosa 1 • -a. i.
Mrs. Georgia Mont as a-.
Mrs. Ruby Stein of \\ an c ,
N. Y., one son, Mr. Ii vie tt till.-,
and ’two brothers, t u ><•>•:
grandchildren and fix»
grandchildren.
POE I S CORNER
THh PASSING Oi 111E FOURTH OF JULY
BY ELVAULTIA (EVE) MIAL
1 MECKI 1 NBITG TERRACE'
"he 4t!i of July has finally passed;
§And some dear souls didn’t last;
'hey went on to rest in that eternal place,
Because t e\ didn't win that final race.
But ' Ged ; ri j ■ ■ so:, did win,
Onj to i..r; r .iowr. into sin;
Blinded r :r selfish desires so,
(EVE) MIAL Had God t dlec v.. v.oiddn't rave been ready to go.
Now then ’.*> ' ■ : July bhod on our streets,
Wit puddh ! elood as big as sheets;
Young and oh tic ! right and day,
Some went i 11 a~- son.e the other way.
1 know dying is not! ing new,
But there’s only a first time for you;
And racing cars isn't what you should do,
Being true i; at ’ll null you through.
If you thmk rat g your cat is right,
Ask \oui pati nts a 1 tout late at night;
U": 11 : 'hey’re in bed trying to sleep,
They're praying to God YOUR souls to keep. .
BROWNS’ K1 • I.Y OX ']T<) WEEK ARMY
TRAINING STINT-Columbus, Ohio: Leroy Kel
ly. star running back lor the Cleveland Browns
who works a wench on an Army wrecker July
2 during his two-week summer camp at Fort
Hayes, said he thinks the realignment of the
National Football League will make a better
team out of the Browns. Kelly, who is at
tached to the 83rd Army Reserve Command,
said “I think the guys will be better prepar
ed mentally this year because of new confer
-1 ence.” (UPI).
Pete’s
Pickin’s
Since I last appeared In print
1 ad a chance to get a
'.i : fi or: an old friend. Saint
V ; so: Lewis, New York Ci
". !i was for a number of
-ai s "the runner” for the
; count' Savings Bank,this
It was real nice to hear
i on. i im.
,( d “Skink” Browning called
•! ' I see if illness had
t"- the cause of my failure to
■ i ite foi a couple weeks. Well,
at least i found out that some
om n issed the old column when
it falls to appear.
I'm in tebted to the friends
' ettevilh Street Bap
tist C ure in general and to
Mrs. Fffie Rogers class for
'‘considering’’ me on Men’s
ILi'.. It was most enjoyable.
same day Tupper Me
'• • ial Church, under Rev.
1 f a Debnam, gave me “sing
it).. ” recognition at the morn
t .i i.our .u worship. Would you
believe it A
Mrs. l.v Ha Smith. E. Eden
tn<n st, . isited relatives in
v.m tile. S. C.. Chester, Pa.,
on: New York City. When last
ia> : of ore address was XXX.
■' ! - :.il\ is confident of a safe
asui earl', return home.
Mi's. Essie Dunmoore, Wal
ser St. was happy to be at her
last Sunday afterasiege
of illness. Her many friends
ere happy to see her.
Mrs. Viola Pearson, can
mstr-i St. visited relatives and
friends in Hamlet and High
Point during the holiday.
Mr. James O’Neal, Jr.,
Camden St. visited friends and
bis parents here last week. He
i - m instructor in Oslo, Swe
de: and plans to resume his
work there shortly after visit
inc ids sister in Pennsylvania
and a brother In Brooklyn.
M's. Maggie Blalock,
Candm St. continues on the
sick anil shut-in list. Her many
f: lends hope for her a speedy
recovery.
Mi. and Mrs, Bobby Foster
°i I .il.i'ielpliia. Pa. spent the
li -1 s ' it: his mother, Mrs.
•Mat ie Gre n, Southgate.
v, as this the week for birth
days Wei;. e\ ery week Is birth
da;, week. Sister Gary f-eally
lad a birthday celebration and
ns usual, it was well attended,
"tersons came all the way from
York Cit to help show
' ■ id: ii ation. We’re not go
i n to ask how old. I can really
sa 1 ; it if the cake h.ad one
caudle u was right.
M old stand 1;. friend, Callie
1 ■i ■ , !or> Bart St. noted her
l irtl. lay on July 6th. Really It
t.iii : July -4th and finally
came to a successful close, with
tin* himuight of a most ap
peti/iug dinno: at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. James Goodson,
Garnet.
Watch this column next week
foi ( i.nplete coverage of the
Rev. ,T. n. Lockley Silver An
niversary .
Women's Bureau Releases Study
On Child's Hospital Facilities
WASHINGTON - A growing
number of hospitals throughout
the country are finding the
operation of child care centers
an effective tool In recruiting
ar.d retaining needed personnel,
Mrs. Elizabeth Duncan Koontz,
Director of the Women’s Bu
reau, Wage and Labor Stand
ards Administration, Depart
ment of Labor, reports.
The results of a Women's
Bureau survey Illustrate that
provision by hospitals of ade
quate child care facilities for
their health personnel benefits
IN FOXFIRE
Located Just Off Rock Quarry Road, on Sander
ford Road. Across from Cedanvood Kstatrs.
The beautiful Kingsbury home pictur'd
eral homes to be completed within the tu xt b 1 -in'. i
has 3 bedrooms. 2Va baths, large paneled family ;■ v u- ■■
room, with all appliances built-in.
Call today to make an appointment to so .• n v • -
els we have priced from $22,000 to $33,000. ,
OTHER HOMES FOR SALE
2308 DANDRIDGE DR.—3 bedroom, con- CLOSE IO si V: (it nv COL
tral air, carport, cyclone fenced in yard. LEGE —i bedimm.- ’ irk- lie
Assume FH A or VA loan. i„g, dining and kit .I- ini..
433 PARNELL DR.—3 bedrooms, 1 bath, years old v\ 'i* ' -• v
fenced yard. 5i4.500. FHA/VA. NELSON STREI I : large ii.-.lroe. tme
1300 SAVANNAH DR. 3 bedrooms, 1A with many extra- 1
baths, family room, garage anti- paved VA. One : k ■
drive. §IB,BOO. VA/FHA.
5009 NORTH HILLS DRIVE An excellent room. a., ,'r‘mho, . it. in.
spht level m prime location. Four bed- carpo ,, CV( , Vm , •;«« . ...-me
rooms, 3 full baths, a fireplace in the living g g-4 j oan
room, family rcom & master bedroom.
Large family room opening onto patio 708 GI.I\BHOOh bn i
Screened porch merlook.ng beautiful balh , livin! . nr , m , imi „, K)i !>.
wooded lot. C all tor details. Assume 5 > T|? m<« , \'■ ) m
loan or refinance. * nM '
Will Hudson Lo.. iK Assm ial ■
2401 SANDERFORD K'OAi -:.s , •
NIGHT AND/WEEKENDS -: »
WHAT’S A SUMMER j
muni NORTH mu II AM 'TIL »:M I'M . . . CAMERON VHXAOE MlAll Til. » PM
WALEIOH, N. C.. WEEK ENDING- S' : V i 19, i
both employers and employees.
Recruitment Is Improved, a: 1
absenteeism and labor turnoun
are reduced. More mothers arc
free to work, and part-time em
ployees can work more hours
a day and more days a week.
Moreover, knowledge that their
children are receiving toix!
care makes the mothe's n nc
effective employees.
In noting the Implications of
the survey for other types of
employers, Mrs. Koontz point
ed out that development of child
THE CAROLIKIAL
care pi: - ,na atdconsia
i'. iU\ li; - it'.crGa.*--
iug do:. .: i a; i: • . segments
of our economy foi ■ rained per
sonuol as ell ss !■: alleviating
on, of tie problems encount
ei, d h any imah. . ; who work
o :ld like to wor ,
The si vm fi:,din 6 s are pu
blisl d in Women's Bureau Bul
letins .. “Child Car* Cervices
provided b; Hospitals.”
Olive Safely
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