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Mrs. Pearl Johnson, 601 OxfordStreet

Leroy Johnson, 1913 £. MarketStreet

Johnnie Johnson, Jr., Rt 1, Box152-C

Mrs. Victoria Johnson, 307Simpson Street

Milton Jordan, 911 Martin StHarvey Keck, 322 Beech StreetMrs. Constance Lane, 1625 Alice

AvenueMrs, ’ Hattie Liggins, 2007 H.

Market StreetMrs. Jessie Mae Lindsay, Rt 3,

Box 512Mrs.. Henrietta Love, 500 Gilles-

pie StreetMrs.. Dorothy McCarty, 401 Apt.

P. S. Booker StreetJames S. McGibboney, 1310%

Field Ct o. ,

Phillip McCarley, 517 BroadAvenue

Mrs. Dorothy McAdoo, 2205Bothwell Street - ¦>.

Mrs. Rosa McNair, 1514 HooksStreet

John Murphy, 630 S. Ashe StMrs. Rose Lee Mitchell, 921 - A

Martin StreetMrs. Maryetta Martin, 1309 Ar-

cher StreetMrs. Angeleta Maynard, Box

155, Sedalia, N. C.Miss Memelle Martin, 2102 Mc-

•&**Connell Road ' r ./'t i ¦ '¦ > ¦Bennie Mack, 925 Pearson St.Mrs. Evelyn Nelson, 906 Sevier

StreetMrs. Girtharine Patterson, 831

Pasadena StreetMrs. Laura Rice, 2615 Husband

StreetJohn Riley, 126 W. St., High

Point, N. C.Robert Starke, 911 Martin St.Wallace Smith, 723 Jennifer St.

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Mrs. Beatrice Stroud, 505 Ben-bow Rd.

Mrs. Ann Summers, 1935 Per-kins Street

Mrs. Helen Shamburger, 618Ross Avenue

Mrs. Nannie Shoffner, Hit. 1,Julian, N. C.

Mrs. Wilma Tucker, 1117 S.Cedar, Street

James Taylor, 1619 Alice Ave.George Tyson, 604 Watson St.Develder Torance, 1109 Freeman

Mill Rd.Mrs. Lillie Williams, 731%' Wil-

mington St. > t-

Joe Grant William, 316 B. Cot-tage Grove Ave.

James Watts, 411 Bennett St.William Wilkerson, 523 Julian

StreetsT. D. Armstrong, 630 East LeeSt, Greensboro, N. C.Walter Alexander, 857 BurbankStreet, Greensboro, N. C.

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Mrs. Rudene Alston, 120 LaurelStreet ,

Mrs. Ruth Addison, 1935 E. Mar-ket Street

Arthur Allen, 1816 E. MarketStreet

Mrs. Rebecca Branch, 1018 Ava-lon Road

Miss Roxie Branch, 1526 S. As-he Street

Mrs. Maude Bailey, 1020 Ben-bow Road

Mrs. Bettye Brown, Rt 1, Box520

Mr. Roble Bolsey, 1400 S. AsheStreet

Mrs. Jessie Brooks, 911 Wilm-ington Street

Mr. Seco Brown, 412 N. ReganStreet

Mrs. Mae Bell Bronson, 778 Jen-nifer Street

Mrs. Angelia Brown, 747 Jenif-fer Street

Mrs. Mary O. Collins, 2205 S.Ben bow Road

Mrs. Mamie Cook, 602 Call anStreet

Mrs. Marie Cooper, 1605 Pichard'¦ StreetMrs. Julia Crawford, 414 Pen-

dry Road ’

Mrs. Louise Curry, 611 Bell-emeade Street

Leroy Crutchfield, Route 10John Crumbley, 1417 E. Market

StreetNorman Cooper, 804 Julian St.Mrs. Laura Cowan, 610 Tusca-

loosa St. . fr* ¦¦¦_ ....

Mrs. Ollie Dick, N. C.Mrs. Ester Dunston, 2310 Spen-

cer StreetAlonzo A. Dean, 1010 E. Market

StreetLucious Donnell, 1220 E. Wash-

ington StreetMrs. Docia Dawkins, 600 S. O’

Henry Blvd.Alton Douglas, 1610 Qincy St.Mrs. Josephine Evans, 413 O’

Henry Blvd.Mrs. Mamie Freeman, 503 Law

StreetMrs. Dora L. Fairley, 1110

Moody Rd.Mrs. Annie Grant, 909 Pickard

StreetMrs. Laura Gamer, 911 Broad

AvenueMrs. Cassie R. Hagler, Rt. 3Mrs. Mattie Height, 805 Sevier

StreetRobert H. Hill, 409 Mt. Zion St.Mrs. Sarah Haith, 432 N. Dudley

StreetGeorge Hamlin, 2225 Pear St.

DischargesMrs. Louise Gist, 442 Gorrell St.Miss Shirley Tatum, 1821 Best

StreetMrs. Jo Ann Ruffin, 1712 Wil-

low Road <• 1

Spencer Gwynn, 813 Believe St.James Yourse, 910 Douglas St.Mrs. Louie Williams, 816 Wil-

mington StreetMrs. Novella Enoch, Rt 6, Box

225Mrs. Frances McFarlin, 1015

Avalon RoadTitus Closs, 2007 Hassall StreetBanks White, 1715 Brigg StreetMrs. Georgia Orrell, 4410 And-

erson Street '

Mrs. Mary Wilkerson, 754 Oak-land Avenue

Bruce Patrick, 1221 Gray StreetMrs. Hattie Jones, 1318 Bullock

Street

DEATHS AND FUNERALSJAMES MONROE FOUST

James Monroe Foust age 51,L. Richardson Memorial Hospital,Wednesday, March 13th, follow-ing injuries received as a pedes-trian at Lee and High Streets.

Funeral service was held Sun-day. March 17th, 3:00 PM. Seven-th Day Adventist Church, Rev. i

R. B. Hairston, pastor, officiated.Burial followed in WadworthCommunity Cemetery. The bodyremained at Brown's Funeral 1Home until the hour of service. <

Survivors include two sisters, iMrs. Frances Dick, Whitsett, N. :C, Mrs. Willie Brooks, Greens-boro, 11. C.; two brothers, VernonFouls, Greensboro, N. C., JoshuaFoust, Greensboro, N. C., Joshua

Brown’s Funeral Directors incharge of arrangements.

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HENRY HOUSTON SHERMAN

Henry Houston Sherman, age80, died at the home of his daugh-ter, 607 Ross Ave., Mrs. MonroeSnipes, Wednesday, March 13thfollowing several months illness.

Funeral service was held Sun-day, March 17th*, 1:00 PM BethelA.MJE. Church, Rev. P. B. Walk-er, pastor, officiated. Burial fol-lowed . in .

Maplewood Cemetery.The 'body remained at Brown’s

Funeral Home until the hour ofservice.

Survivors include, one son,

Alex Sherman, Evanston, HI.;two daughters, Mrs. Elizabeth

Mrs. Georgia Phinesee, 1008Logan Street

Mrs. Ida Dorsett, 231 CottageGrove Ave.James Brown, 2126 Byrd Street

Walter Williams, 1524 S. AsheStreet ;

Mrs. Geraldine Taylor, 243 Huf-fine Mill Rd.

James Bethea, 913 Omaha St.Mrs. Thelma Carmack, 4711 By-

ers RoadMiss Elizabeth Daniels, 922 E.

Market Street ,*

Mrs. Annie Morrow, 1413 E.Market'Street ' . ;

Luther Davis, r IQ7 'Daniel StreetJohn H. Crumpton, 927 Pearson

Street'...Lou Earl Clark, 716, Mile Run

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Mrs. Ruby Kirkpatrick, 1225Landreth’Street

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George Hamlin, 2226. Pear StreetBenjamin Powell, 3708 Stone

Street .. .Dewitt McMurray, 902 Johnson

Street , . .

Alexander McMillan, .2102 S.Benbow Road,

> ,Preston Evans, Route 1, Me-

bane, N.C.' r •' '"

Mrs. Hattie Guy, 1621 Water St.Mrs. Antionette Barnes, 1617 E.

Market StreetMrs. Bessie Donnell, 2213 E.

! Market Street :

Mrs. Florence Johnson, 301 Gil-lespie Street ...

Mrs. Virginia Sawyer, 1047 E.Washington Street

.. .a-Mrs. Nancy McClary, ,829 Bilbro

StreetMrs. Betty Herbln, 1701 Willow

Road•Tack McAlpine, 301 Cottage

Grove Ave.Mrs. Louise Highsmith, 826 Ava-

lon RoadMrs. Mamie Thomas, 1933 E-

Market StreetMrs. Pauline Mclntosh, 447 Gor-

rell StreetMrs. Rosa Lee Evans, 543 Pear-

son StreetMrs. Doris Wiliams, 1028 Wilk-

erson StreetMrs. Elizabeth Watkins, 1525

Gorrell StreetWalter Chaney, 2106 Perkins St.Mrs. Ida B. Turner, Gibsonville,

N. C. .

Snipes, Greensboro, N. C., MiceDaisy Sherman, Chicago, m.

Brown’s Funeral Directors incharge of arrangements.

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Mrs. Tessie Elizabeth GallowayMrs. Tessie Elizabeth Gallo-

way, age 62, died at the home oiher daughter, New-York City,Wednesday, March 13th follow-ing several months m-n«^

Funeral service was held Mon-day, March 18th, 4:00 pm. Provi-dence Baptist Church, Rev. L. A.Lynch pastor officiated. Burialfollowed in Piedmont; kfom/irialPark.

The body remained at Brown’sFuneral Home until one hourprjor to the service at which timewas plar%d in the church.

Survivors include one daughterMrs. Ruth G. Hood, New YorkCity. .

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Brown’s Funeral Directors incharge at arrangements.

A&T COLLEGE GETS CHAR-TER FOR AMERICAN SOCIETYOF TOOL & MANUFACTURINGENGINEERS

j The modem engineer was de-scribed at A&T College last weekas a “special breed”. who faceschallenges today more tremen-dous than ever.

The. speaker was D. A. Schrom,manager of manufacturing andindustrial relations, the DelavalSeparator Company of Pough-keepsie, N. Y., and national presi-dent of the American Society ofTool and Manufacturing Engi-neers. He appeared at A&T inthe latter capacity to present thecharter to the newly formed Stu-dent Chapter No. 44 of the So-ciety at a dinner meeting heldon Friday evening (Feb. 22).

Speaking from the subject.“Engineers, Scientists, or Techni-cians”, he told the dinner audi-ence that an engineer is neither ascientist, the “dreamer, nor thetechnician, who performs the ex-periment which proves the theory

“The engineer”, the speakeisaid, “is the one who translate:the dream and theory into prac-

tical reality . ; the one who de-vises ways to produce more andbetter for less ... is the bridgebetween science and human re-lations . . . and is the one who,through his technological situa-tions, permits the expression ofthe themes in music, art anddrama.”

Schrom said the engineer is aspecial breed because he must ex-

pood his education beyonu cat

of a technician in order to ex-press his full capability, and hemust recognize his obligation toact and to decide.

He told the audience that thebig challenge before the engineeris to solve the world problemwhich witnesses today one thirdof this nation still ill-housed, ill-fed and ill clothed.

Prior to the delivery of the ad-dress, he formally presented thecharter to Harold Hicks, NewYork City, honor student andjunior in mechanical engineer-ing, and chairman of the newlyrganized chapter. He was intro-

duced by J. M. Marteeua, deanof the A&T School of Engineer-ing.

Other persons appearing on theprogram included: F. A. Dei trick,Winston-Salem, N. C., chairmanof the Piedmont Senior Chapter;H. L. Shaw, Charlotte, N. Cn na-

tional vice chairman, in charge .of -the 'Membership Committee.,,and G. E. Seeley, Detroit, Mich.,national director of education. ,

Dean L. C. Dowdy, acting presi-dent, brought greetings from thecollege.

Other officers of the local stu-dent chapter include: LeweilynWills, Hertford, first vice chair-man; Limuel Oates, Bridgeport,Conn., second vice chairman;Sylvester Johnson, Winston-Sa-lem, secretary, and William Als-ton, Climax, treasurer. Hardy Lis-ton and Andrew W. Williams are

faculty advisors.

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JOLLY MERRY MAKERS MEET

The Jolly Merry Makers metMarch 4, in the (beautiful draw-ing room at the home of Mrs.Marie Cobb. After the LucyShow, the meeting was called to

order by the president, Mrs. PearlScott with each member sayinga Bible verse. After the businesssession, a short social hour fol-

lowed. The hostess served a de-licious repast The next meeting

will be held March 23, at thehome of .Mrs. Grady Caldwell,519 East St Mrs. Carrie Hill’s'birthday will be celebrated. Mrs.Pearl Scott, president; Rosa Jack-son, reporter.

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