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ZETAS PLANNING FOR SEPTEMBER Little
Miss Blue Revue are: (l-r) Mses. Martha Tilley,
Viola Lawrence, Barbara Shearin, Carrie Matthews 1
and Dian Russell. " .'
Clubs & Socials
A dinner was served at the home of their
daughter, Mrs. Roosevelt Poole, and co-hosted by,
their granddaughter, Ms. Phyllis W. Oliphant.
Guests included Mrs. Clara Bowling, Mrs. Bertha
. rcv. uuw tnuiuas y I Sellars, Mrs. Ella Jackson, Mrs. Litnia Brewer,
hostess to a recent meeting of the Triangle Com- M Irene Jo Mrs Beatrice Smith Ms. Janice
mnnitv Tircle. Mrs. Jame Garrett, vice Dresident, ai c,;u tnn.u
Rev. Thomas Hostess To
Triangle Circle
Rev. Odessa Thomas of 903 Price Avenue, was
munity Circle. Mrs. Janie Garrett, vice president,
presided. "... .
A new member, Ms. Louvenia Crawford, joined
.the group. . .
Other members present were Mesdames Ann
Butler, Lottie Campbell; Flossie Ewing, Pearl ,
Hunter, Rosa Heron, Ruby McNeil, Doris Stalk, ;
Tereatha Williams, Earnestine Young.
The. closing summer celebration will be in the
home of Mrs. Fannie Harris, 4016 Booker St., June
19 at 5 p.m. Members will bring a Covered dish, !.
- friends and family;
Hayestown Seniors ,
Mn VnVwrta Allen, the nresident. Mrs. Odessa
ITtl 04 - j j I
. Flake sang. , - . . v
Mrs. Annie Mae Webb reported on the visits to '
rest homes and also on the flavoring sold. Mrs.!
Rosa Holloway, a guest, gave some very interesting
I highlights of the doings of the different citizens
'"dubs. 1 '.,'
Members present were Mmes. Roberta Allen,
Delia Hubbard, Annie v Alien, Alice Carrick,
Georgia Williams, Annie Mae Webb, Odessa Flake,
r:: Louise Lee; Messers. Henry Hubbard, Jesse Ferrell
and Rhuba Allen. -; . :
Junior Club Participates
La Petite Junior Garden Club participated in the
annual flower show at Henderson Towers on May
2, along with the West Durham Blossom Garden :
Club juniors and the Lyon Park Rose Club juniors,
- Garden Club Meets
On Tuesday evening, May 18, Mrs. Beulah Coley
; ' Edwards hosted the West Durham Blossom Garden
Club at her home at 5 19 Mam street, i ne nome was
Florida A&M
Journalism
Department
Receives
Accreditation 1
The florida; A&M i
, University Department
of Journalism . nasi'
become the first at an(
historically black college,
in America to be ac-j
credited. , "
The announcement
was made by Dr. WAIter
L. Smith. FAMU presi
dent, at a journalism 4
department ' year-end
banquet April 30.
The accreditation, by
the Accrediting Council
'UlliAUAIUJ HVUflUVili , . . .
C TVii 7 TYiQfialA Oiantr nrrwtiiat m the Oil Education in JOUf-
ideals of scholarshio. finer womanhood and service nalism and Mass Com-
M s R ne Reviie. suo- year, nenou. i nc n.,c-
port for young girls in educational enrichment pro-
grams (summer camp), scholarships to students in ;
institutions of higher education, United Negro Col- i
lege Fund, and breast cancer detection clinics.
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Lipscomb.
Zetas Plan Revue
' Eta Phi Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority,
Inc., presents young girls yearly and supports:
enrichment activities for young girls (8-12 years of
I age) finalizing with the Little Miss Blue Revue. The
' Blue Revue provides opportunities for these young
girls to display talent and participate in various.
community activities.
A&P QUALITY HEAVY WEStCHN CONN FED BEEF
Bone-In - ; .. - 'YW
Yahama Social Club
JMC is comprised of 22
professional , media
related nd academic
organizations,
"The accreditation
means that the depart
ment's administration
. The Yahama Social Club's monthly mneeting ; and all three mstruc
washeldatthehomeofMrs;PearlieM.Haskinion t'0"3!. sequencer have
Sunday evening, May 23.,, TtWlJ
Following the opening, officers for 1982-84 were standards .on budget,
installed in a brief candlelight ceremony conducted curf'cu,a'- U faculty,
by Mrs. GwendeUa Qemons. Mrs. Marie Moize . fac,l,t,e - A -equipment ,
was named "Member of the Year",- v J , brary hold.ngs and stu
Summer activities planned include a July 4 dent services, according
cookout and a trip to Atlantic City, New Jersey, Ju-, Robert M- Ruggles,
ly 26-29 .'department chairman.
Following the meeting, the hostess served a meal ;; Jhe sequences are print
Richard and Rosalyn Cole, Robert and Rosa Ed
wards, Lauretta Hayes, James and Marjorie
Johnson, Bill Moize, Elizabeth Pretty, Clementine
Self, Octavious Tate, Edna and Velton Thompson,
and Pauline inrocxmorton.
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. r . w "Tnf Mrc T niirpttflHavMflfrtn.nl.
After, tne opening oi me uarucn vhhc vy uic
ii president, a business session was held. Toby Bost,
specialist in garaemng irom Agncuiiurai eaicumuu,
nv enmc verv helnful general eardeninn hints.
. . . n.,.ii.ni in arranimnmti . were made DV
. ; - Mrs. Mary Allison, Mrs. Doris Reddnck, Mrs.
.Z7i Mary Love and Mrs. Gertrude Gibson. The coor
' ; dinators of the junior gardeners reported on their
progress and May birthday presentations were
- ! made to Mrs. Naomi Parker and Mrs. Anna Duke.
' r Mrs. Edwards served a delicious buffet dinner to
I. : : the following members and friends: Mesdames
Margaret "Allen, Mary : Allison, Anna Duke,
fjst Margarci ruuer, unuuw uwu
- Mary jarmon, muy xwc,
rarKer, uons Reaanc, wmtua iui Tiaav
Ruth and Mary Louise Stephens and guests Mrs.
Mary Cobb Morrison of Washington and Mrs.
Alina Randall. - . r '
The June 22 meeting will be at the home of Mrs.
Cornetta Williams.
Mrs. Williams thanked the hostess for an en
joyable evening.
ElkMeeting
7 The Ella Outlaw Past State Presidents Club,
Daughters of Elk, met at the home of Mrs. Sumaga
Salmon recently. Committee reports and reports on
'.-'
Oak Grove Floral Board l
The Oak Grove Free Will Baptist Church Floral
Board met Sunday, May 23, at the home of Mrs.
Blueford Myles.
The agenda included a, talk on jade plants by
Mrs. Jessie McCray and the board's anniversary
celebration scheduled for Sunday, July 25. Queens
" are Mrs. Theressa Hall, Mrs. Beatrice Lassiter and:
Mrs. Susie Griffin.. ' - . ' " - .
: A repast was prepared by the hostesses, Mrs.
Myles and Mrs. Maude McCollum and served by
Mrs. Myles' daughter, Miss Mary Lyons. Mrs.
Leoner Longly thanked the hostesses.
Visiting were Mrs. Delia ; Foster, her son,,
Chuckie, and Miss Shirley Woods. Members atten
ding were: Mmes. Willier McKeithan, Susie Grif
fins, Maude McCullum, Jessie S. McCray, Janie
Watson, Leoner W. Longly, Mary Cates, Bluford
Myles, Virginia StonerLouise Smith, Ovella Lum
pkin, Beatrice Lassiter, Carrie McRae, Josanne
Fryar.
The next meeting will be held with Mrs. Roberta t
Jones on Corona Street.
journalism,' and
relations. ,5,
In his letter notifying
Smith of the accredita
' tion, Don E. Carter, vice
vpresidentnews of
Knight-Ridder's . city
group newspapers and
president of ACEJMC,
' wrote:
VI can tell you thai I.
have, talked with
members of the evalua
tion team that visited
your campus, and all
f have emphasized theii
.pleasure at the high
quality of your students,
your faculty, and the ad
ministrati vc support th
Department has reccivci
from your a administra
tion."
Noting thai the ACE
JMC hopes other ' jour
nalisrrt programs at ai
historically black : col
leges will ' soon be ac
credited. Carter wrote.
'Ccainly ihosc whicl"
come along later wil!
find an admirable exam
ple in the Department ol
Journalism at. Florida
A&M."
The FAMU program
was begun in 1974 and
has 115 majors.
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Crusader Club Meeting:
The rmsader Club met Mav 22 at the home of
summer plans were discussed. A new member, Mrs. Mr. and Mrs. Roland Alston, Sr. After devotion,
Virginia Byrd, was welcomed. Jed by Mrs. Geneva Allison, Mrs. Patricia Pointer
Grand Daughter Ruler Hattie B. Singleton in- ' and Wilbert Richmond, the president, Mrs. Stella f
stalled the following officers: Ms. Sumaga Salmon, Alston, presided over the business session. Reports
oresident: Ms. Edna Taylor, first vice president; were made from various committees.
Ms. Dorothy Harris, second vice president; Ms. : The club will charter a bus trip to Williamsburg.
n ; .k.. . m Fthi Hnnirin. tinfln- va.. on aueusi zs. Mcmocrs sanii nappy ouuiuav . , m v
VioleT Stallsworth, recording secretary; Ms. Mrs. Alston, assisted by her sister and guest of ( I h UlJ Li til Li2,
. Virginia Byrd, Conductress. tne ciup, Mrs. wnei rerry, servea a rcpasi. - ! XieillOrmillUttJ 7r,.T N .Mmrr,kyrm
. . . Sher members present for the meeting were: Members present .were: Ms Afej; . fi jCSO SSOTu SSBSSTf
' Mses. Addie Walton, Marion Culberth, Elizabeth Mesdames M?ft?.Richn!?nd,S.nevVAJu,.H! ! A lSSUeS
FHrnhHh 1 a wrence. Julia Moore. Dora Milter, oteua AlSlOn, ; .... i i . .f
:: mpuu, nus . Bessie AlUson. Minnie Jones. Sally Williamson. , causea oy innammauon
. ThS hostess wa, thanked for the dinner byMrs. Julia Fairington, Lenora -r... .... v
Napoleon. roimer; Messers, juc lbw.b.W tti prompti temporary relief foi I ' . '
WiUie Edwards, Lee Horton, Roland Alston, Sr., fiours from bain and bumini ! HZCULAR OR D5E
Mr Mrc HOnrV llnnnC . - t and Wi1hrt RirhmnnH. ' itch in hemorrhoidal tissues, ther
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, Mr. ana Mrs. Henry !B jp ' home of Mr. 'and Mrs. Willie Edwards. 2804 Fkyct- e mtion H. Ointment and tup (7X7?' LrflTowswrrHCfHiK!
Street were honored May 20 on the occasion of .H1t!2L..",1U.IW, ' ' 'positories. Use only directed "Wis. ooooThHUSAr.KArMArAi
,55th wedding anniversary. , ,tcvUlc.:reet ." . ;
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