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Dinner Slated
The Northeastern
conjunction with the North
Carolina Women s Political
Caucus - Political Action
Committee will be honoring
locally elected women and
women candidates at the
Jeannette Rankin Day
Dinner -19*2. The dimer is
being held on April 2 nt
7 P.M. at Tuck’s Restaurant
in Elizabeth City. Guest
speaker will be Senator
Rachel Gray from High
Point. The public is invited
to attend.
Local women in die ten
Northeastern county area
will be recognixed for their
abilities to take risks, faith
in themselves, their
dedication to serve the
public and to make their
localities a better place to
live.
Jeannette Rankin Day
Dinners and celebrations
are being held and spon
sored by local and state
Women's Political Caucuses
all over the United States in
celebration of Jeannette
Rankin, the first woman
elected to Congress.
Congresswoman Rankin, a
high - minded pioneer
woman from Montana, took
ho- seat in the U S. House of
Representatives on April 2,
1917.
“Funds raised at the
dinner will be used to elect
women candidates naming
for seats in all levels of
government,” reported
Lueta Sellers, President of
North Carolina Women's
Political Caucus and Chair
of the NCWPC - PAC. The
dinner in Elizabeth City will
mark the beginning of the
1982 fund raising drive in
North Carolina to get
women elected “It is very
fitting that we Caucus
women in the .Albemarle
Area be the first in North
Carolina to begin this year's
drive,” commented Ms.
Sellers. “The Albemarle
Area is known for its
history, particularly for the
first politically organized
effort by women - better
known as the Edenton Tea
Party. The courage, sense of
duty and spirit displayed by
women in our early history
can still be seen in women of
today, who are committed to
gaining equal represen
tation for women." Ms.
Sellers added.
Women make up 7 per
cent of the County Com
missioners in North
Carolina, with only 31
counties having female
representation on the
Boards. The North Carolina
legislature is made up of
only 12.4 per cent women,
with no minority women
representation. "This is 1982
and it is amazing that we in
North Carolina are not
closer to fair representation
for women at the local and
state levels. Our primary
purpose as the North
Carolina Women's Political
Caucus is to improve this
situation and win equal and
fair representation for
women by women who care
about the majority, women,
their families and the dif
ficulties they face.' stated
Ms. Sellers “We hope that
women and men in our
Northeastern area, who
believe in a truly
representative democracy,
will join us at our Jeannette
Rankin Day Dinner and in
our efforts to win fair
representation for women,"
concluded Sellers.
For more information and
tickets to the dinner, in
terested persons may
contact Lueta Sellers, Route
2, Edenton. N. C„ 482-4134.
Best Buys
For Clothes
If you hare a limited
amount of money to spend
on clothing (and who doesn’t
these days?) and still want
to look professional, spend
the major portion of it on
tops.
Tops include jackets,
suits, shirts and blouses,
says Harriet Tutterow,
extension clothing specialist
at North Carolina State
University.
“Bottoms” can be of
lesser cost and more sub
dued in color. Miss Tutterow
advises.
The reason? The focal
point of a person's body,
whether male or female, is
the face.