10 THE CAnSUNA Ti:::S-SATUR3AY, KAY 15, 1882
I.PNofthe Year Crowned
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1982 Purple Gross
Nurse of the Year
MS. MAMIE II. HOWARD is crowned "1982
LPN of the Year" by Ms. Hattie S. Bass, "1981
LPN of the Year".
Ms. Mamie H. Howard was crowned 1982 LPN
of the year by the Durham Area unit of the N.C.
Licensed Practical Nurses Association. Ms Hattie
S. Bass, 1981 LPN of the Year did the honors. The
event was part of the annual LPN Ball held recently
at the Bull City Elks Lodge. Ms. Howard competed
for the N.C, State LPN of the Year title at the state
convention held May 8 in Fayetteville. '
PARTICIPANTS In the LPN of the Year com
petition of the Durham Area were (l-r): Ms. Hattie
S. Bass, 1981 LPN; Ms. Geraldine Lunsford, first
Campus Hills Council To
Present Food Conservation
, Workshop
The May meeting of the Campus Hills Communi
ty Council will be held at 5 p.m. Sunday, May 16, at
the Abiding Savior Lutheran Church on South
Alston Avenue. Mrs. Bernadette Watts, Durham
County Extension Home Economist, will present a
Food Conservation Workshop and discuss the Ex
tension's resources for community development.
The Council's Social Committee will report on
plans for the community picnic.
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5 STORE LOCATIONS: Mon. thru Sat., North gate open 24 hours; "
Wellons Village 7 a.m. til 11 p.m.; Overview open 7 a.m. til 11 p.m.
University Drive 7 a.m. til 11 p.m.; South Square 7 a.m. til 11 p.m.
All stores open 9 a.m. - 9 p.m. All prices effective in all Big Stars
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PRICES GOOD THROUGH SAT. MAY 15, 1982 QUANTITY
RIGHTS RESERVED. NONE SOLD TQ OJP DEALERS.
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, ruaaer-np; Ms. Diaane Evans, second runner-up;
Ms. Mamie H. Howard, 1982 LPN of the Year. Ma.
Jessie P. Smith, third runner-up, is not shown,
Durhamites Attend Recital
Of Henry McDowell, Jr. !
The North Carolina School of the Arts in
Winston-Salem presented Henry McDowell, Jr., in
his Senior Recital at the organ on Saturday, May 1,
; in Crawford Hall. He is a student of Dr. John S.
Mueller.
Immediately following the recital a reception was
held in the conference room acrpss the hall.
Guests from Durham were: Mrs. Sarah O.
Borden, Misses Cora Allen, Travesa Tucker, Kathy
Harris, Deborah McDowell, Demisha and Mrs.
Ruth McDowell.
A 1978 graduate of Durham High School,
McDowell will graduate from the School of the Arts
on May 29.
McDowell is a member of St. Mark AME Zion
Church and a member of the National Christian
Youth Council of the AME Zion Church. He served
four years as organist of St. Mark. He recently
returned from a study tour of Europe.
He is the son of Mrs. Ruth McDowell of
Durham.
Forestview Heights Extension
Homemakers Activities
The Forestview Heights Extension Homemakers
sponsored a Disco for youths at the Masonic Hall
recently. A drawing of tickets sold by members
resulted in Ms. Lucia Ward winning the first prize,
a hand made quilt. Ms. Emma Gee won the second
prize, a country ham.
Members working at the affair with refreshments
and at the door were: Mmes. Alese Bobo, Minnie
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Nurse Marie Bradley of The Purple Cross Nurses
Unit of 407 Durham was crowned "Nurse of the
Year" at the N.C. State Elk Convention held in
Raleigh May 2 at the Health Program. Director is
Dr. J.E. Jones of Elizabeth City; Directress is
Nurse Elizabeth Vereen, Durham. First runner-up
was Nurse Josephine Harris of Raleigh.
Ladies Aide: Society
The regular monthly meeting of the Ladies Aide
Society was held recently at the home of Mrs. Hazel
Rich on Kahewood Drive Hostesses were Mrs.
Harriette Miller and Mrs. Margaret Fuller.
Mrs. Mary McClary led the devotion. The
treasurer's and various committee reports were ap
proved. A buffet brunch was served.
Other members present were Mesdames Margaret
Allen, Rosa Artis, Mary Byrd, Julia Freeland,
Sallie Graham, Margie Harrington, Margaret
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