AC Phoenix, October 1990, Page 7
Tiny Indians Homecoming Events
October 20,1990
- Friday,
October 19-
6:00 p.m. -
imiodoction of
players and escorts
(Each Oivisior) Queen
WII Be Named)
7:15 p.m.
- Pep Bally
Saturday,
October 20 -
9:00 am. -
First Annual Parade
(will begin on corner
of t4th St. & Liberty
proceeding east on
Liberty to Cameron Ave.
From Cameron the pa
rade will go to 12th St.
the parade will go to
Atkins Middle School
Held.)
* Note
The parade will con
sist of city officials as
well as homecoming
queens, players and
team personnel.
Girls Coordinator -
Jackie Teal
President - Rudy An
derson I
Artists Auction & Gala Scheduled
One of High Point’s
most popular annual
events is scheduled for
Friday, November 2.
That is the date for the
annual Favorite Artists
Auction & Gala. Pre
sented by High Point
Arts Council and beauti
ful art and craft items
with a gala evening of
fine food and fun.
Reservations are now
being taken for this
event which benefits
High Point Arts Council
and its Theatre Art Gal
leries.
Well known artists and
craftspersons are creat
ing work for the^ction.
Most of the artists who
are represented are pro
fessionals are creating
work especially for the
silent auction. Among
those who are submit
ting work for the Fa
vorite Artists Auction &
Gala are: Henry LWc; Pa
tricia Bodle; Mary Fay
Bodenheimer; Barbara
Cullen; Ann Davis;
Bernie Stadium; Keith
Rose: B. Chandler
Goibe; Sue Seamon;
Cathy Melesh; Andrea
Whefess-Dunham;
David DovKfy; Edward L.
Parker; Marianne Royle;
Lucy Spencer; Robert
H. Stone; Jeff Hankins:
Eliz^th Michael.
Items up tor auction
include paintings, pot
tery, photography,
sculpture and fiber art.
Those interested in
viewing what will be
available may do so
dropping by the Theatre
Art Galleries 10 a.m, to 5
p.m. on November 1
and 2.
One of the highlights
of the event will be a
drawing for two very
special items, a portrait
by portrait artist Nancy
Kirk and a painting by
artist Ellen Freeze.
Tickets for the drawing
can be purchased by
contracting High Point
Arts Council.
Tickets to the Favorite
Artists Auction & Gala
are $17.50 each
(^5.00 per couple) and
may be purchased by
contacting High Point
Arts Coundi at 919-889-
2787. The Auction &
Gala will be held from
6:30 to 8:30 p.m. on
Friday, November 2, at
the Theatre Art Galleries
located at 220 East
Commerce Avenue (the
High Point Theatre
complex).
Freedom Explosion To Hit Triad
A "Freedom
Explosiort' wiU hit the
Twin City Friday, Nov. 2,
at 8 p.m. at the Benton
Convention Center
when the Winston-
Salem Urban League
Guild presents its 33rd
production of the
Ebony Fashion Fair
Show.
The famed traveling
fashion show is pro
duced by Ebony
magazine and is spon
sored annually by the
Winston-Salem Urban
League Guild to benelit
its scholarship fund.
Eunice W. Johnson,
producer and director of
the show, personally
selects fashions from
the exclusive collec
tions of famed desigir-
ers such as Frartk
Composto, Bill Blass,
Bob Mackie, Giorgio
Sant' Angelo, Fabrice,
Halston and Bruce
Oldfield.
Mrs. Johnson, the
wife of Ebony publisher
John H. Johnson, pur
chases the most Spec
tacular fashions avail
able for the show.
More than 200
exquisite garments,
complete with the latest
accessories, will be fea
tured. The show will in
clude 10 female models
and two male models.
Shayla Simpson will
serve as the commenta
tor for the evening.
The Winston-Salem
Urban League Guild, an
auxIBaty of the local afUT
iate, began sponsoring
the show in 1957. Joan
Cardwell is general
chairman for this year’s
show; Velma Friende is
Guild president
During the show. Miss
Ebony Fashion Fair
1990 will be crowned.
The local student selling
the most tickets to the
production wins the ti
tle. '
Tickets are available
from any Guild member
and at the Urban
League office, 201 W.
Fifth St A subscription
to Ebony, Ebony Man or
Jet is included in the
ticket price.
For more information
contact Robin
Barksdale, Public
Relations Director at
725-5614. ^
SHADE AND
FLOWERING
15 acres of trees growing in the
ground. Seiect your trees now for late
fall & winter digging.
White and Pine
Dogwood
Kousa Dogwood
Wiiiow Oak
Live Oak
Mapies
Bradford Pear
Kwanzan Cherry
Weeping Cherry
Red Bud
Ginko
Soporia Japonica
Weeping Wiiiow
Crepe Myrtie
Large selection
ofHostas, perennials,
ground covers
and unusual plants
for fall planting.
JONES
NURSERY
Underpass Road,
Advance
998-4174
Regular
Nursery Hours:
M-F 8-5, Sat. 8-4
This Sunday
Only 1:00-4:00
Directions:
From Winston-Salem take 1-40
West 15 miles to N.C. 801 Exit.
Turn left off ramp onto 801 South.
5 miles to railroad. Cross track.
Turn left. 1 block to stop sign.
Turn left onto Underpass Rd.
Nursery 2 miles on left.
THESES ARE THE
ONLY
THINGS WE HAVE
IN COMMON
WITH
OTHER CATERERS
Conventions
Banquets
Weddings
Picnics
Grand Openings
Hors d'oevre Trays
Party Platters
Cocktail Parties
Complete Bar
Service
COMPLETE
CATERING SERVICE
TO THE TRIAD AREA
725-0231
MC BENTON
CONVENTION CENTER