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By Mrs. T. H. Kinney
. Happy
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Birthday! Miss
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Favctteville salutes Mrs
Gertie FWilds; 5306 Lowery
Court:
Mrs. Certie Wilds, 'assis
tant Drafessnr - of FA
k -"w. w MtyvUVlUll
at Elizabeth City State Uni
versity, vwas recently chosen
by Delta Phi Chapter of Zeta
Phi Beta National Sorority as
1977-78 Woman of th Y.r
The George Washington Car
ver Flower Club, along with
the members of the Zeta Phi
Beta Sorority, honored Mrs.
"uu wuu 15. a mcinoer ai
the church and. at a recep
tion. There, Mrs.Wilds, was
presented a Zeta Phi Beta
plaque.
The Finer Womanhood
Observance was held at the
First Baptist , Church of
Hertford. Rev. J. H. Lon
don, is pastor. During the
morning worship, Soror
Marilyn Dobie related the
history of the organization.
The text of the sermon by
Rev. London was 'A Commit
ment to Faith.' Remarks were
madd by Dr. T. E. Carter,
Assistant to the Chancellor
of ECSU, thanking the
Chapter, for honoring a
member of the ECSU faculty.
A reception was held in
the Viking Room of the Uni
versity Center at Elizabeth
City State University, Various
tributes were made by th-;
following persons:
As a mother - Miss
Nadyne: Wilds, daughter of v
the honoree; "
' as , a neighbor Mrs.
Lottie 4 Harris, Washington, .
,D. C. as a faculty member
Dr., Floyd B. Holley, Vice .
Chancellor ; as a teacher Miss
,. Mary :-i Barnes, graduating
senior; as a Soror Mrs. Leola
Morgan, , anti Basileus, Zeta v
Phf Beta, ,who presented a
plaque; special remarks Dr. 7
T. E. Carter, Assistant to the .
Chancellor; Mrs. Elizabeth
Sessoms Assistant Professor
of Education; Mrs, Rae . '.
-Williams, Dean of Women;
and department member, Dr.
Edythe Cole, Chairman, De
partment of Education and
; Psychology ; family , mem-
" bers present at the reception;
Samuel B. Wilds, husband;
Miss Nadyne Wilds, daughter,
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Farmer,
. brother, Norfolk, i Virginia;
Mrs. Bettye McCullough, sis
ter, Norfolk, Virginia; Mrs.
Mamie Norfleet , cousin,
Norfolk, Virginia.;
Other guests were: Mrs.
Mary Hightower, Fayetteville,
Miss Velma McNatt, Dr. and
Mrs, Floyd Holley, Mr. and
Mrs. William Pierce, Mrs. Elsie
Miller, Miss Carol Miller,
Rocky Mount; Mrs. Gwen
dolyn Midgette.Y Mrs.; Hazel
I Spellman, Mr. mi Mrs.
William Muldrow, Mrs. Mary
Harris, Dr. Ethelyn Harper,
Bernard Vareen, Mrs. Sandra
Billups, Mr. and Mrs. George
Reid, Rev, X H. Landon,
Mrs. Valerie Vaughn, Dr. E.
B. Cole and Miss Nancy
Barnes. -
" Many gifts and cards
. were received and deeply
appreciated. Among Mrs. F."
Wilds accomplishments are
various awards and scholar- .'
ships, membership on various
committees and . churches.
Not listed in the profile are
1 her contributions to research
- unpublished there is 'The '
Relationship of the ,' lntelli
gence 'Quotient to Achieve-5:
ment in Arithmetic," ' ; "A
Comparative Study of ; the
difference in achievement
gain between . two groups j
of .; fourth graders".! "Rela
tionship of Reading Ability r
to Academic Performance in.'.
Grades One through Adult--
hood:: ,)'s -:y . t
Some awards received
by Mrs. Wilds are: Who's
Who in : .American ' Edu
cation (1963-64) The
Southern Educational Fellow
ship in Administration; the
Zeta . Phi Beta Education
Award (1975). ;
She. is presently a
PhD. candidate in Edu
cation at Lawrence Univer
sity in Santa Barbara, Cali.
Dcrbr.iIo Pcrtkfpqlcs Id
"Solid Shield 77"
-Navy Dentalman Melvin and units from the Air
E. Leathers, son of Mr: .and - Force's -Tactical - - Air
Mrs. Clarence Leathers Jr., of . , Command and Military Air-
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2018 Athens, .St., Durham
is , participating - in Exercise
"Solid Shield '77." s ,
' He is serving as a crew-,
member' aboard the , amphi-
bious, transport dock USS
Coronado, homeportcd ' in
Norfolk, Va. " v
v - The two-week joint exer
cise is being conducted in the
Atlantic coastal waters , off
North Carolina
and at nearby muitary in
stallations. More than 40,000
men and women " from all
branches of the Armed
Forces, including , 3,000 Re
servists, are participating.
Twenty-two ships .from the
U. S. Second .' Fleet,
commanded by Vice Admiral
John,1. Shanahan, plus carrier
and land-based Navy . and
Marine Corps aircraft have
joined with units of ; the
Army's Forces Command, a
Marine Amphibious Brigade
life Command for "Solid
.Shield." -,
- The exercise is under the
overall command of Admiral
v Isaac C. Kidd Jr., USN, the
commander-in-chief, Atlantic,
"Solid Shield" is a major
annual exercise, designed to.
provide training in joint
operations for a multi-
service force. This year's
and Georgia ' ! exercise includes air, naval
and ground operations and a,
large scale amphibious
assault.
A 1973 graduate of
Hillside High School,
Leathers joined the Navy in
May 1976.
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Mrs. Rita Thorpe Tyson,
tf president ; of . the Durham ;
iChapt.of . the National
Alumnae Association of
' Spelman College, Inc.,
attended the association's;
Executive Committee meet
ing. Friday, May 13 held in
the Manley College Center at
Spelman College, 'Atlanta,
Ga. ; ;..-...--i.r:...
Attending the Saturday
meeting from the Durham
Chapter was Mrs. Josephine
Dobbs Clements, a 77 re-
unioner.
ed from, or attended, Spel
man College are invited to
attend the next meeting of
the Durham Chapter at the,
home of Mrs. Ester Elver.!,
18 BaSmoray No. 4, York
towne Apartments, Wednes
day, June 1 at 7:30 pjn, '
Other officers of the
Durham organization are:
Mrs. Trellie Jeffers. vice presi
dent; Mrs. Mary Reed Abrams
treasurer: and Mrs. Theresa
Howard Moore, secretary.
Other members are: Mrs.
Mable Fuller Woodward. Mrs.
Melva Wilder Sloan. Mrs.
Irene Dobbs Jackson. Mrs.
Claretta Scott Sampson, Mrs
Mrs. Mary Lemon Brooks and
Mrs. F.ster Bivens.
All women who graduat-
IN EXECUTIVE SESSION - Mrs. Helen Humphrey
(left) President of the National Alumnae Association
of Spelman College shares a light moment with Mrs.
Rita Tyson, president of the Durham Chapter, during
executive committee meeting in Atlanta last week. ,
Mrs. Doris Hoynes Honored
of Reception
By Elva P. DeJarmon
Mrs. Doris McGee
. Haynes, Durham's "City
School Teacher of the Year"
was honored at a reception
by her family and friends, '
Sunday, May 15 from 5 ?q
7:30 pjm. It was held ether "I
home on Weaver Street .
She had been chosen and
1 inn i inr ncr ,:.uiujc&iuiiaa -
Teacher at Y. E. Smith
Elementary School.
Members of her family
. greeting the guests included
Wendell O. Haynes, her .hus
band, her daughter and
grandchildren, Dr. Sonja
H. Stone, precious Blanita
Stone and Bobby Blanchard
Stone, her sister, Mrs. Mae
Lee Thomas, Chicago, 111.,
along with Principal John
Hunter and his wife, Mrs.
Selena Hunter. Her son,
Wendell O. Haynes, Jr., of
Oakland, California, was
unable to be present, but
sent his special greetings in
the way of beautiful flowers
for her.
Mrs. Emma Catling, her
co-worker at Y. E. Smith was
in charge of the brief program
and served as hostess co
ordinator. She opened the
program by dedicating a
lovely poem to Mrs. Haynes.
An interlude of musical selec
tions along with vocal rendi
tions were given by J. W.
McClinton, Mesdames
Gwendolyn Hasklns, Latelle
Vaughan and Elizabeth
Frasier. Piano accompanists
included Mrs. Alice Stewart,
Alexander Williams, a student
of Mrs. Haskins from NCCU,
and Mrs. John S. Stewart.
Special recognition re
marks to Mrs. Haynes came
from Dr. Theodore Speigner
Durham, City School Board
Chairman, Dr. Ben Brooks,
. Supt. of City Schools, and
v Principal John Hunter of
Y. E. Smith. Other special
guests from the community
included Mrs. Elna B
SpawldihgURty Comrru.v,
I sion M Tfinas ft&s,ff
"City SchoorBoard MemfeSr,
Ralph Hunt, City council
member, Roland Wilkins,
president-elect of Kiwanis
Club, John Deeds, DCAE
president, Ms. Dorothy Wash
ington, NCAE, DeWitt
. Sullivan, president, Kappa
Alpha Psi fraternity, Mrs.
DeLois Washington, president
of Alpha Zeta Omega Chapter
Alpha Kappa Alpha, Inc. and
Mrs. Lorine Lynch, White
Rock Baptist Church for the
Rev. Lorenzo Lynchj
Hostesses included Mes
dames Hortense McClinton,
Minnie Norris, Frances
Schooler, Edna Walker,
Selena Hunter, Katherine
Gavins, Elva P. DeJarmon,
Margaret Hurley, Rosalind
Clark, Tamara Little, Emma
Gattling, Marie Kearney,
Rebecca Hunt, Lula Taylor,
and Dr. Mary Brooks.
Among the many gifts
received were a special doll
cake centerpiece of pink and
green, made by Mrs. Fannie
Harrell, a neighbor, and a
special plaque presented by
her sister, Mrs. Thomas, from
her sisters and brothers, all of
Chicago, Illinois.
More than 200 guests
greeted the honoree and her
family during the reception
period.
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