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Kiddie Fashion Show Raises Money For Russell
Memorial Child Development Center
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Strutting through . "April Showers", togget.
down in cute playsults, dressy outfits and sport
swear, many of the youngsters who attend Russel;
Memorial's Child Development Center wowed their
parents, friends and supporters during a fashion
4 show last Saturday. ' . . .; . '
: The show, a fund raising event for the develop
ment center, climaxed a drive that featured center
students soliciting sponsors and donations. ' ..
The youngsters who raised the most money for
'the center were Rodney Hunter, who raised $91 and
was crowned "King" for his efforts, and Andrea
Scott, who raised $193 and was crowned "Queen",
The two, were crowned Mr. and Miss Russell
Memorial.
The fashion show, entitled "April Showers",
featured casual wear, such as playwear, sleepwear, -and
"streetwear"., It also featured dresswear such
fas Sunday and formal clothes. Other outfits shown
In the show were mother-daughter, father-son mat
ches, antt swimwear.
Several development center teachers also model
ed outfits.
Ms. Vanessa V. Hunter is PTA president and
Mrs. Lstrma Whelchel is director of the Center.
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--Ladies Aid Society
The Ladies Aide Society met recently at the home
. of Mrs. Helen R. Jones on Can a Street. The home
was beautifully decorated with house plants. Mrs.
Clara Perkins was co-hostess.
After a devotional period led by Mrs. Mary L.(
McClary, the president, Mrs. Harriette Miller open
ed the business session with very encouraging
rejnarkji.t S., ' tiTr '
Appointed to newiy-created7mce by-the presi
dent were: Mesdames Julia Freeland, Florence
Ogan, Mary Byrd and Mary Horton. ,
The hostesses served a buffet brunch. N ,
Other members present were: Mesdames
Margaret Allen, Clara Bowling, Eleanor Brown,
Margaret Fuller, Margie Harrington, Margaret ,
Hedgepeth, Ella Jackson, Mary P. Jarmon,
Maurine Jones, Lillie Kelly, Naomi Parker, Hazel
Rich, Sadie Winston and Miss Lillie Rogers.
Lyon Park Rose Garden Club
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the home of Mrs. Catherine Shaw on Carroll Street.
Following the singing of the club song, discussion
ensued of the May 2 Flower Show at Henderson
Towers in which the club participated; the planned
trip to Atlantic Beach on July 10; the Clean-Up
Project; and, Mrs. Josephine Foushee discussed
what to do for insects on plants.
Other members present were: Mesdames M.W.
Webb, president; Celestine Cunningham, Josephine
Foushee, Hallie Crews, Mable Wilkerson, Mary
Rice, Doyrothy Blakeney, Mattie R. Canty,
Sophronia Green, Louise Banks, Mary Hardy,
Margaret Milligan, Lossie Foushee and two new
members, Mrs. Helen Forte and Miss Brenda
McNeill.
; Mrs. Shaw served dinner.
The next meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Dorothy Blakeney, 2810 South Roxboro.
Bryant Heights Council
The Bryant Heights Community Council met at
the home of Mrs. Willier McKetthan on South
Alston Avenue on Friday evening, April 30.
Following devotions, and minutes, committee
reports were heard. Mrs. Vera Lucas was welcomed
as a new member. .
Birthdates recognized were those Of Mrs. Evelyn
Joyner, April 18 and Mrs. Willier McKeithan, April
24. ""ri '
' Officers for 1981-82 were retained in office for
1982-83 by majority vote of the body;
Mr, Shirley Ray thanked the hostess.
The next meeting is scheduled to be held on
Thursday, May 27, at the home of Mrs. Vera
Lucas, 1504 Lintin PI.
Members attending were Mmes. Doris Allison,
Aletha Kennedy, Betsy Coley, Gwendolyn Perry,
Louise Davis, Evelyn Joyner, Emma Rose, Ruth
Fulton, Shirley Ray, Elnora Gooch, Vera Lucas,
Earlene Perry.
Crusader Club
On Saturday, April 24, . Mrs. Bessie Allison
hosted the Crusader Club in her home on Fayet-
. teville St. "; ""''
: Devotion, led by Mrs. Sarah Pugh, Mrs. Geneva
Allison and Doman Farrington, was followed by a
discussion of plans for a summer tour."
Other members present were: Ms,-. Ruth Allen,
Mmes. Stella Alston, president; Bessie Allison,
, ' Julia Farrington, Lenora Edwards, Julia Moore,
Sarah Pugh, Sallie Williamson, Tempie Young,
Dora Miller; Messers. Willie Edwards, Carl Young,
Doman Farrington.
. Mrs. Lenora Edwards thanked the hostess for
serving a repast. .' .?.. ; '
, The next meeting will be May 22, 7:30 p.m., in
the.home of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Alstdn, Sr., 2900
Fayetteville St.
Thrifty Service Club t
The Thrifty Service Club and its guests journeyed
to Wilmington April 17 for the Azalea Festival. As
-y . the group departed, Mrs. -Aline Davis, president,
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offered prayer For the safety of the trip.. Later,
breakfast was served by the Hospitality Committee:
Mmes. Aline Davis, Beatrice Holman, Mae R.'
Core, Laura Thorpe and Pearlie M. Walker.
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' meeting at the YWCA on Monday, April 19. mine the type of insulation
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vited to come by for some goodies Theclub is also rtomaldenyde i.
planning a tnp the mountains m October. U8ed gad Dr. Rumack,
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members for attending church services at West test to find out if the patient
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Blackeney, Josephine Foushee, Gertrude Gibson, the patient might have to
Willie McCrea and Celestine Cunningham. move out and sell the house."
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