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Fdyetteville Happenings
By Mrs. T.H. Kinney
Dwight Williams of
Route 7will receive his
doctor of medicine
degree from the School
of Medicine, University
rof North Carolina at
Chapel Hill - this com
mencement. He V is i,'
graduate of Grays Creek
High School and Fayet
teville State University.
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V. Jerry R. Beatty of
Charlotte has been
elected president of the
Student Government
Association at ! Fayet
teville State University,
Other officers are Tom
my ..Eugene Bumpass,
v Roxboro, vice president;
and Herbert McMillian,
uNew York City, business
manager.. '
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Think!
Earth Day was
celebrated recently. Did
you plant a tree?
.
' The Fayetteville
Branch of the NAACP
held its "Freedom Day
Celebration" Preparing
For The Twenty-First
Century. Marvin Rouse
introduced Dr. W.F.
Gibson, the speaker. Dr.
Gibson is president of
the South Carolina Con
ference of NAACP and
national vice president of
National Board of Direc
tors. Special music was
rendered by . different
choirs. The program was
held at St. Luxe AME
Church on Hillsboro St.
They continue their plea;
for your support. Rev.
Walter L. McCray is
president of the Fayet
teville Branch. . ; .
, ;
Herbert Hodges of
Warsaw was guest of the
: Kinneys for . the
weekend.
Ted Kinney was
among those who attend
' ed the Democratic Party
of North Carolina's 1982
Jefferson-Jackson ' Day
Dinner in Raleigh Satur-"
day. - - -
University
in the
regional
recently .
Salem. Attending
the local chapter
. participated
Mid-Atlantic
conference
in . Winston-
from
members Myra Crouch
and Karen De Vaughn,
Delta Alpha ' basileus,
who presented a skit with
representatives of Otther
chapters participatinjin
the conference.
,Woman's Day ., was
observed at Mount Sinai
Baptist Church on Sun
day. Theme: "A Chris-'
tian Woman's Journey
One Day At A Time".
Mrs. Pauline Hart
presided. Mrs. Evans
conducted the Children's
Sermonette, Mrs. V.
Clagett introduced the
speaker, Mrs. Sharon
Alexander, who is
employed with the Fayet
teville City Schools. .
The program included
various other par
ticipants. Theme: "A
Christian Woman's
Journey By Faith, Hope,
Love and Sharing."
After the program, all
retired to the Fellowship
Hall for fellowship, ex
ploring displays and ex
. hibits. -
: . The basileus, delegates
and members of Zeta Phi
Beta Sorority traveled to
Salisbury for a meeting
during the past weekend.
.
: Many' enjoyed the
Eighteenth Annual
Cinderella-Cotillion Ball
sponsored by Zeta Pi
Omega Chapter, Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority,
Inc., on Saturday even
ing at E.E. Smith High
School gymnasium.
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Members and guests
of Omega Psi Phi Frater
nity enjoyed their annual
Mardi Gras on Friday in
the Armory.
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Members of the
undergraduate chapter
of Alpha Kappa
at Fayetteville
.f Soror Ellis Jones,
eastern regional director
of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
and a graduate of Fayet
teville State University,
will be speaker of the
local chapter's 30th an
niversary reunion on
Saturday, May 1 . A
recognition banquet will
honor the sorority's
founder, Soror Beulah
Jones'. The banquet will
be held in the H.L. Cook
dining hall.
' Mr. and Mrs. Vardell
Gaddy announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Gracie Lee, to
Samuel Oneal Lesane,
son of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Lesane of
Elizabethtown. Wedding
is planned for July 3 in
the Pleasant Grove
Church.
The bride-elect holds
an associate degree from
Durham College. She is a
student at North
Carolina Central Univer
sity in Durham and is
employed at Custom
Molders of Durham. The
prospective - bridegroom
is employed with the
Dublin Peanut Process
ing Plant.
Alpha . Person
State Street.
They'll be looking for
an audience on Sunday,
May 2. You will be able
to enjoy jazz, coffee,
displays, exhibits, sing
ing, face painting and
the like. Be there Sunday
On-The-Square down
Street and
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Retired Sgt. Maj. and
Mrs. Nathaniel Rainey
of Fayetteville announce
the engagement of their
daughter, Debra, to
Donald Ray Hicks, son
of Mrs. Alfred Hicks of
Oakland, Calif., and the
late Mr. Hicks. The wed
ding is planned for June
19 at Fort Bragg.
The bride attended
North Carolina Central
University. She is
employed at The Ranch
in Cross Creek Mall. The
prospective bridegroom
is a graduate of Oakland
High School and attend
ed Lanelev Colleee. He
Hay is serving in the U.S. Ar
my in Zweibruecken,
West Germany.
Ms. Willie May Beatty
of Salisbury and John
Clifton Reddick of
Fayetteville were married
Saturday at the White
Rock AME Zion Church
in Granite Quarry. The
couple will live in Fayet
teville. Mrs. Reddick is
employed by the Rowan
County Department of
Social Services. Reddick
is district executive with
the Boy Scouts of
America in Fayetteville.
Oak Grove
Floral Board
The Oak Grove Fret
Will Baptist Churcr
Floral Board met Sun
day, April 25, at tht
home of Mr. and Mrs.,
i Wilbert 1 Graham, 80
f Codk Road. .
Mrs. Florence Boyd
conducted the devotion
and each member
repeated a Bible verse.
The business was presid
ed over by Mrs. Willier
McKeithan, president.
Minutes were read and
committee reports heard.
The bus rally was con
tinued so each member
can respond. Two new
members joined Mrs.
Lorene Mason and
Wilbert Graham. The
group also celebrated
and birthdate of the
president which was on
Saturday, April 24.
Mrs. Janice Watson
thanked the hostess for
dinner.
The next meeting is
scheduled to be held on
May 23 in the home of
Mrs. Bluford Myles, 509
Simmons Street, at 3
p.m.
Members present
were: Mesdames Willier
McKeithan, Florence
Boyd, Mary Harris,
Gladys Corbitt, Estella
McRae, Janice Watson,
S. Griffin, Josanne
Fryer, Ovella Lumpkin,
Beatrice Lasiter, Edna
Graham, Jessie S. Mc
Cray, Blueford . Myles;
and Wilbert Graham.
.Raffle Winners
The Durham Chapter
of the Winston-Salem
State University Alumni
held the drawing of its
raffle to raise money for
its scholarship fund on
Saturday, April 17, at
the home of committee
chairman, John Hunter.
. The first prize winner
was Ms. Eliza Ford of
1316 Fay Street who won
$100 worth of gasoline;
second prize of . $50
worth of gasoline went
to Ms. Sabrina Hyman
of 911-B Massey
Avenue.
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