Third Recent Grant To Si Paul’s Ups Total To 291 Gs j LAWRENCEVILLE, Va. - Fol- conference In Washing ton at rhe headquarters of the U. S. Department of Health, Education, and Welfare, Presi dent Earl Hampton McClenney announced that a second federal grant upped the recent three grant total to $291,100. The latest HEW grant was $7,100. Earlier the Mellon Foundation of New York City awarded Saint Paul’s $150,000 and the previous HEW alloca tion was $134,000. Dr. McClenney indicated that, the second HEW award was ap proved in order to assist the cooperative educational plan 30r4 BEDROOM HOMES You can buy a home. Hurry while funds are available FHA or VA LOW, LOW Payments WE PAY CLOSING COSTS For Further Information CALL KEY HOMES 828-0538 Directions: Rock Quarto Road to Sanderford Road Look for KEY Signs. Kingwood Forest MjLil/ ■ OPEN HOUSE Pd^fHOmes THE I Sj □LVSAIOOO _g 15TDRE5 SS Paneling jSS m'P / 81' UK/ BIG SAVINGS! -** 4 Ist Quality SAAIi ANTIQUE LAUAN / COFFEETONiE CHERRY M T WESTERN BIRCH sQ§§ & s§99 SQIS &»■» V ■ # ♦>* ” y 4*B I Reg. NOWi =771 i/t” Walnut (24 pcs, only) 13* 10* CELOTEX I |K. SUSPENDED VC Rosewood (12pcs.only) 16“ I* CEILING Vt” Pocky Madera (23 pcs. only) 9 ? * §!%6 VC Holiday Birch (27 pcs. only) ....... 815B 15 0 'ncludbmital W" Chess Wood (18 pcs. only) 7* 4 85 m STAPLE TYPE V? Danish Birch (20 pcs. only) 6 Si —.... *t Qg jjj |^q '/<" Rustic Oak (158 pcs. only) I* 6 5 495 I 1 10 , 3/U”Gothic Elm 6> l *» g | sq.ft. 3/16” Doric Elm 6” 4* 12x24 H” Fruiiwotut 5” 4 95 r westock ] MjSSfSt v Wi &J PLYWOOD—STUDS—PREFINISHED BEAMS S«WT j,j. PEGBOARD—HARDBOARD—SHELVING— I 3nrSFtfcL'’S!. , f l EXTERIOR SIDING—MOULDING—STAINS m North West Street 833-4843 ning nrograrn at Saint Paul’s, The other two grants, to gether, assist in upgrading the library facilty and its holdings, the development program, stu dent services, and the employ ment of teachers holding the doctoral degree. Pete’s Pickin’s BY. W. A “PETE” WILDER The United Progressive So cial Glut was at its “picnic best” Sunday at the Elks Home with its annual outing. The rea son for the indoor affair was the uncertain weather condition. It has been planned for the Ra leigh Beaeh-Milburnie. Ladies attired in lovely sports wear and men with slacks and sport shirts were the order of the day. At the appointed hour, every one was invited to pass the tables and partake of the de lectables. Please don’t ask me what they had. Let me sum it by saying "Everything”. Each member of the club had guests of honor. At an early hour Monday some of the guests were still talking of the affair and right they were! My own friend, Mr. Cecil Flagg, Lincoln Court, was seen with his brothet “A!” in the car. It was real nice to see him! HUDSON-BELK ANNOI'NCES NEW PENSION PLAN - Karl Hudson, left, store manager of Hudson Bulk Department Store in Raleigh,’announced Wednesday the names of nine Hudson- Belk employees "no will rec«>i- - u e first retirement checks issued under the newly adopted Hud son-Belk pension plan. Mr. Hudson is shown above presenting a certificate to Arthur Grisom. The following nine employees represent a total of 235 years in service at Hudson Belk: R. E. Jones, 44 yoai s, Men’s Department; Mrs. Mozelle C. Owes, 36 years, Men’s Department; Macon T, Farrell. 31 ; cars, Assistant Credit Manager; Mrs. Ella C. Clement, 29 years; Cecil R. conyer, 28 years, Display Mrs. Pearle Crawford, 22 years, Millinery; Arthur Grissom, 22 years, Shoe Department; Mis. Rut! C. Weathers, 12 years, Alterations, and Mrs. Fannie N. Smith, 11 years, Piece Goods. Hudson said that approximately 500 retiring employees will receive month ly pension checks in 1970. He added that the pension plan includes those eligible employees who have officiallv retired sine" January 1, 1969. “Belk stores were among the first retailing to have a profit sharing program,” e said. “Now we are pleased to have a pension plan to supplement ttie profit sharing and Social Securit;. payments retirees receive. We think the addition of the pension plan, to om total retirement program is a significant step and indicative of Belk organiza tions position of leadership.” Raleigh District Missionary Mass Meeting Held In Grace Chapel AME Zion Church Rev. 1., P. Pern and the members of Grace Chanel AML Zion Church Raleigh, were hosts to the Raleigh District Missionary Mass Meeting, which was designated as Youth Day. The Junior Choir of Grace Chapel rendered the music for ttds occasion with Mr. Vand ergt ift as accompanist. The missionary message was delivered by Mrs. Barbara S, Pannell. The title of iter mes sage was ‘God’s Three Calls To Youth” whirl are Salva tion, Dedication and evangeli zation. ' Examples v.ore given how young people wen is -ets to their elders and profited in some way themselves. Also Bi ble instances were cited on how •young people today can ’ < a-- INSURANCE o RENTALS o SAiES^ TERRACE INSURANCE