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Happy
Hrthday
Two Local Women Honored As
Resources Volunteers
iJIFER LaSHAWN
BEASLEY
nifer LaShawn
y, born May 19,
s 6 years old. She is
daughter of the
;nd Yvonne Besley.
er is a kindergarten
It at Hope Valley
1. Her hobbies are
g and bicycle riding.
enough phosphorus
average man's body
I 2,200 match heads.
Mrs. Alma Steele and
Mrs. Elva P. DeJarmon
were honored by the
North Carolina Depart
ment of Human Resources
with Certificates of
Recognition for their con
tribution as Volunteers to
improve the quality of life
for North Carolinians on
May 9, at a reception held
at the Museum of Art,
Raleigh at 2 p.m.
Mrs. Steele has worked
diligently to aid the Han
dicapped in Durham and
serves on Boards of
Operation Breakthrough,
Housing Authority Coun
cil, and McDougald Ter
race Tenants Steering
Committee.
Mrs. DeJarmon has
served on several govern
mental and civic boards.
She currently serves as
Chairman of the Durham
County Mental Health
Area Board, and is a
member of the Area
Board Chairman and Area
Directors Association.
Mrs. DeJarmon also
represents Area Board
Chairmen on the North
Carolina Central Region
Continuing Education
Committee.
Speakers for the occa
sion included Dr. Sarah
Morrow, Secretary of
Human Resources, Mrs.
Carolyn Hunt, wife of
Governor Hunt, and Ms.
Judith Lund, Director of
Volunteer Services for the
State.
Black Women Atty’s
Meet In Washington
“The Black Woman At
torney and the Black
Family” is the theme of
the sixth annual conven
tion of the National
Association of Black
Women Attorneys
(NABWA) to be held May
17-20 in Washington,
D.C. at the Sheraton Park
Hotel.
The convention will
feature seminars on such
topics as Relationships
Between Black Men and
Black Women; Energy;
Politics; The Black Child
and the International
Year of the Child; Bakke,
Weber and Sears The
Economic Impact on the
Black Family; and Student
Concerns; Law School
Survival and Placement
and Continuing Problems
in Admissions to the Bar.
D.C. Superior Court
Judge Annice McBridge
Wagner will be the
keynote speaker at the
NABWA awards lun
cheon on May 19th. This
year’s NABWA award
recipients are: Otis Smith,
General Counsel of
General Motors, Equal
Employment Opportunity
Award; Marion Wright
Edelman, Director of the
Children’s Defense Fund,
Distinguished Service
Award; and Mrs. Andrew
Young, Chairman of the
National Commission on
the International Year of
the Child, NABWA Presi
dent’s Award.
NABWA will also pre
sent its second scholarship
award to the black female
law student submitting the
best essay on the conven
tion theme: “The Black
Woman Attorney and The
Black Family.”
According to NABWA
BABY
SHOWER
GIVEN
Mrs. Barbara Rogers Harrington was
the guest of honor at a baby shower given
on May 12, at 1311 Tucker Street. The
shower was given for her by Ms. Carol A.
Williams. Those attending included (l-r);
Mesdames Midget Barfield, Carolyn
Thomas, Celestine Rogers, Dorothy Hill,
Mattie Mangum (maternal grandmother),
Barbara Harrington, Mary Rogers
Wniiam!’ nt'ii® Ms. Carol
Mar r Mesdames
Martha Williams, Beatrice Lester, Dodie
Mangum Martina McGibbins and Ms
Theresa Hodges.
and her husband,
parents of a baby
boy, Phillip Keith, born April 26.
(Photo by Kelvin Bell)
Founder-President At
torney Wilhelmina
Rolark, “NABWA in
spires Black women to
seek careers as lawyers
and tries to raise the
visibilty of black women
attorneys in the profes
sional world. We also
work hard in helping
minorities to secure equal
opportunities.”
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St. Aug’s Personnel Director Is Honored
Left to right: Mrs. Margaret W. Ransdell, director, per
sonnel and assistant to the Vice president. Saint
Augustine’s College, receives two gifts from the
Secretaries Club, presented by Mrs. Esther P. Newkirk,
vice president. Mrs. Elaine Evans (not on picture) is
president of the club. Mrs. Ransdell was cited at a
brunch given in her honor recently. Her close work with
all of the secretaries of Saint Augustine’s College was
noted by Mrs. Evans, and acknowledged with gratitude
by the secretarial staff.
Kaye Fields Listed In Who’s
Who In High Schools
among Who’s Who
Among American High
School Students. She is a
senior at Hillside and
ranks at the top of her
class. Her achievemnts in
clude — member of the
National Honor Society,
National Junior Honor
Society, Pep Club, Chess
Club (won trophy for top
girl in the state) and eom-
munity worker with
Jehovah’s Witnesses.
She plans to enter
Durham Technical In
stitute in the fall to study
Secretarial Science.
"Time is a great physician."
Beniamin Diiraoli
KAYE Fields
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