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Fayetteville Happenings -
. By Mrs. TM. Kinney.
Mondale Meets Durham Notables p.
Former Vice President Walter Mondale visited with a group of black business and political notables i
Durham this week at North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company. Pictured above are (I-r) Benjamin
Ruffin, special assistant to Governor Hunt; Mondale, W.J. Kennedy, III, president and chairman of North
Carolina Mutual; and John S. Stewart, former president of Mutual Savings and Loan Association.
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Ms. Paris Ann Moore, third grade teacher at
Ramsey Street Elementary School, is one of seven
finalists in competition for the Terry Sanford
Award: Ms. Moore was nominated for the award
by the Fayetteville Unit of ,the North Carolina
Association of Educators and y" selected in
preliminary competition to represent NCAE,'s
District 10. The seven finalists were selected from
54 nominees across the state. The terry Sanford
Award winner will be selected during the state con
vention in the Charlotte Civic Center March 25-27.
The winner will receive a $500 honorarium and a
bronze plaque. The award was begun in 1966 as a
tribute to the former governor for his outstanding
support of public education.
The Fayetteville State University Community
Chorus will rehearse for its spring concert beginn
ing at 3:30 p.m. in the Rosenthal Building on the
campus. " , .
The Fayetteville Observer-Times presented an in
teresting article entitled A Black Heritage Land
mark: Its Seed, Soil And Harvest". The article
featured facts about Charles W. Chestnutt, the
Howard School - Fayetteville State University.
Members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc., are
presenting their 29th annual "Blue Revue" this
week in Vyomen's Gymnasium at Fayetteville State
University. One of the debutantes will be crowned
"Miss Blue Revue 1982".
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The Kappas and guests enjoyed their "Winter
Formal" Saturday night at Officers' Club, Fort
Bragg.
The Crommarties traveled to Atlanta last
weekend visiting relatives. While there, they attend
ed a show featuring Eartha Kitt. The family had a
safe return.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Harris announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Judith Ann, to Clifford
Mark Roderiques of Fort Bragg. The wedding is
planned for May 8 in John Wesley United
Methodist Church. "
The briderelect is a graduate of E.E. Smith Senior
High School and Oak Ridge Technical Institute in
Orlando, Fla. She is currently employed as a recep
tionist with a local law firm.
The prospective bridegroom is the, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leroy Roderiques of Scituate, Mass. He is a
graduate of South Shore Vocational Technical High
School in Scituate. He is currently serving in the
U.S. Army at Fort Bragg in the 82nd Airborne Divi
sion. Ms. Denise Alfreda Murchison of Spring Lake
and Jackie Louis Payton of Fort Bragg were mar
ried Saturday afternoon in Bethel AME Zion
Church. The" Rev. E.J. Alston officiated at the ;
ceremony. - ' , ,
The bride is the daughter of Mr., and Mrs. James
Murchison of Spring LaKe. i ne Dnuegroum u u
son Of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Payton of Greenville.
' ' ; The bride's parents hosted a reception following
the ceremony. . ; v . 'u
! The bride holds a degree in music from North
Carolina A&T State University. She is a candidate
for a master's degree in music trom me umvcruiy
of North Carolina-Greensboro. She is, employed
with the Cumberland County School System. ;,v
TVifl Virirlpornnm ic A Oraduate of Rose High
School in Greenville and is currently serving in the
U.S. Army at Fort Bragg. '
The couple will live in Spring Lake.
Happy birthday Anniversary to Mrs. Yvonne
Coleman, Mrs. Elmarene Greene, Ms. Sharon Hatv
rison and Richard Moore.
'
The NAACP met Sunday afternoon at Gillespie
Street Library. .
Ms. L.P. shared her day Saturday. Dinner was
enjoyed by all who wanted to come and eat.
The morning worship service at First Baptist
hurch featured the Youth on last Sunday.
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Church at 3 p.m., Sunday, March 7. New members
are welcome. . :
The Shiloh and Morrisville Branch of the
; NAACP will hold its monthly meeting Sunday,
March 7, at 1 p.m., at Hatchet Grove. Baptist ;
Church, Morrisville.
The Auxiliary to the Durham Academy of '
Medicine, Dentistry and Pharmacy will meet at the
home of Connie Douglas, 612 Dupont Drive, 8
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Bridge Winners
College View Duplicate Bridge Club winners for 'z
February 25: First place-Mrs. Mary Duncan and .;
Bob Edwards, second place-Mrs. Mary Young and 2
Ms. Theresa Jeffries, ties for third and fourth
place-Mrs. Gladys Rhodes and Mrs. Thelma Smith
and Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Norris. z
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League 1
Urges Relief .
For Hatians
PALM 'BEACH, FL. :
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League of B'nai B'rith
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nas uicu me ciiatiiuciu
of federal legislation that
would "promptly decide
the fate of thousands of
Haitians seeking asylum
in this country.
In a resolution
adopted at ADL's Na
tional Executive Com
mittee meeting at The
Breakers hotel recently,
the agency- said the Hai
tian situation points up
the inadequacy of ex
isting immigration law. .
"The resolution urged
"on humanitarian
ornnnftc th vtAr1itiMie
enactment of legislation
to provide that the status
pf those who seek!
' asylum in the United 1
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minpH in a manner uht.h '
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is timelv. fair, evenhand-
ed and humane." The
League further 'urged
that the cost of dealing
with the problem be ab
sorbed by the federal
, government and not
; locally.
The resolution was in
troduced by Richard
Essen of Miami, a "
member of the National
. Executive Committee
and of ADL's Florida
Regional Board. Essen,
with other Florida
leaders, had visited the
;Krome Avenue camp in ?
Miami.
; He said "the facility is
'clean, medical and den
tal care is adequate
jbut it is overcrowded,
'people want their
; freedom and the camp
should be closed."
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sensitive to the plight of,
the Haitian refugees
because , Jews,
themselves, have been
refugees all too frequent
ly throuEhout historv. he
said. '
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