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Retiring A luncheon was held recently honoring George H. ? Vaughn, retiring DistrictManager for Winston-Salem District of North Carolina JjlutvA1- ' - ' * " - \ v * N ^ ? 4 % -* - . t V\ y< ' was^nstalTed^^TfevTTJfstncf^ Manager. j.-irii imiiiii . nm? MImn ifmum^rn ***# r 1 \ ("HEUMI I Hine-Bagb ?J FALL and 1 Plan of Men's. Young Met At Both Hine-B Groups off Men's SUITS sr ? SUCKS* AUWEA1 SUBURB HATS Iur M# T0 mi 1 AT HIWB-BAQI BOY'S DEFAKTMEI Groups of. . . SUITS SPORTCO/ SLACKS SUBURBAN C0A1 In Broken Sizes 6 to 20. Inch Hi Charge Accts. Invited Free Stent All Sales Final... No I hjne~! Style Centers of No DOWNTOWN ON THE MALL Men's and Young Mon o Clothing Sportswear. Furnishings. Shoes and Gift Bar Open 9:15 'tH 5:30 pjn. Monday thru Saturday Phons 729-8727 5 Manager by Naomi C. McLean Staff Writer ? Harold R. Davis, C.L.U., Regional Director introduced -4he ^uest -Speaker who was L.B. Frasier, Vice President Agency Director of North "Carolina ? Mutual, Life !*? * se**frasier stressed that* Vaughn had been a very loyal y < dtfc By | I y's Annual I I WINTER I mm it? r LiEj I it's and Boys' Clothing . ; i tagby Stores... I and Young Men's out coats I topcoats I her coats i An coats I caps I fwoff iii Regular |l| Price HI ?Y THBUWAY OW1Y 11|| Mil mtdaa pyp R?y. prfc# ||| * Frea City M VUaDalivmry ||| lard Attaratlona III Refunds... No Exchanges ||| Imgby Co. Ill would) rthwest North Carolina I TMRUWAY I SHOPPING CENTER I I. Men's Young Men's snd Boy's Oothing. Sportswear. Furnishings. , Shoes and Complete Gift Bar. Open Monday thru Friday ~ I 10 a.m. 'IB 9:00 pm I Saturday 10 a.m. til 5:30 p.m. I Phon* 723*4377 I " / . - * The Winston-Salem Chronicle Honored 3 and dedicated person while helping to build the North _ - Carolina Mutual Life * Insurance Company through the Winston-Salem Agency over 1 "V ' V "?"V^ - -"A, V \ *; ^ ; . Winston Pistrict since its beginning which means that managers usually stay on this district to either early or nnrmol ?i?M? niw a WMI Brief but fitting remarks were given in behalf of Vaughn by Dr. D.R. Hedgley, Pastor Emeritus of First Baptist Church and Dr. J.A. Dillard, Minister of music at First Baptist Church. Presentations were made consisting of Retirement Plaques from the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company and the Winston-Salem District. The gifts were received by C.H. Davis, Staff Manager. Special " tribute was paid to former retired members of the Winston District in attendance. Namely, Mrs. Alma Frazier and Mrs. Elizabeth Wright as well as Messers Mitchell Byrd, W.J. Boulware, Maceo Fields and S.E. Alford. Vanahn pvntPccpH evtramo - wgaasa WkJUW VAII VI1IW gratitude to the North Carolina Mutual Life Insurance Company for the opportunities offered him. He requested the WinstonSalem Agency to continue to build the company founded in 1898, with the help of the factors; imagination, courage, faith and prayer as well as to develop the attitude of the poet as expressed in these words: "To thine ownself be true, then it must follow as the night,*the day, thou cans't be false to anyone". He said that we will be true if we live up to our abilities and potentialities while responding to another poet who said, "If you can fill the unforgiving minute with sixty seconds worth of fistance run". Others attending the luncheon were Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Cathcart; Mrs. Josie Shirley; Mrs. Annie McClen. non; G.E. Phillips; C.I. Sawyer; C.C. Ross? R.N. Davis; Frank Dulin; T.F. Poag; James Shaw; Robert Miller; Roy Camp; Elliott Brown; Mrs. Ola M. Forte; Carl H. Russell; James Johnson; T.H. Hooper; Mrs. Frank Murrell; John H. Alexander; Clark S. Brown ;j Madison Epperson; Doctors' O.G. Hairston; W.L. Mc cloud: T.L. Clarke; Leon Fowler. Jr.; N.C. Gannaway; F.L. Douglas; H.M. Burney: Attornies H.L. Kennedy; Ralph Frasier, D.H. Wagner and Curtiss Todd; Clerical See LUNCHEON Page 3 V Miss Shsiioa Moons, d?i| BlMMlfl Wttfl vtrlnttAw m 4a1am< the Shriners dosed their met state group at the regional cob Richmond, Vs. Miss Boone competition and won over six sophomore, psychology nu^i University. Delta Soroi Founders Dj -Continued from Page 1 chapter joined Deltas from neighboring communities in the Ball Rootn at the Hyatt House for a Founders' Day luncheon. The members were very happy to greet Soror Louise Riddick, South Atlantic Regional Director as one of the 011f*ct to fVlA Fnilfl/looe' Hn., ?w UIV A UU11UVI a celebration. The chapter was honored to have as their luncheon speaker, Mrs. Thelma T. Daley, the first vice present of the National group. Soror Daley is employed as a career Educational Specialist for the Baltimore County Board of Education. Recently, she was elected president of the American Personnel and Guidance Association. Soror Daley held the Deltas spellboAtncP^s she talked, informally from the national theme of the sorority, Delta Women Breaking New Ground. She challenged her sisters to become involved in worthwhile activities keeping in mind the aims of the 22 | Our Dai] > by EvaagaHat Pat Cnnnlnnham While we're watching and waiting, for the bridegroom to come. Keep merry in your hearts with David's Psalm Praise the Lord all ye His saints, trust His word and f ' '.. . "'l.l., ."- . .. ... _.. -*- - ? '** -K*tL ^1 k..::- v HK -y-1-: ': 'ffift'K MP**v :<' JHHHHHHHiilVHHHHBHi [Mar of Mr. and Mh. I.V. t contest held recently when ting. She win represent the iference to be held In May at , 19, played the piano In other contestants. She Is a or at* Winston-Salem State ? * ' *ity Has * ly Luncheon sorority 62 years ago. "In joining the women liberation movement never forget the human-being movement," she said. She reminded the audience it must not forget that human-beings are still living in substandard areas; the teen-agers unemployed and always remember that the black woman has to knock on twice as many doors looking for employment before one is opened for her. In closing, she . emphasized the fact that women must join hands and treat each other as sisters and as you "Break New Ground, take the person next to you because she is your sister." Miss Eddis Reinhardt, past president of the Alumnae Chapter, presided. Mrs. Iris Officer, president of the local chapter introduced the speaker. Mrs. Marian Wilson paid tribute to the founders, and music was furnished by Miss Pansy Riddick and Mrs. Simona A. Allen. I^Brea^j keep the faith. "Vengeance is mine", saith the Lord God. Praise His name with the timbrel and harp. Psalms 149 chapter. Faith -things hoped for. Hebrew 11 chapter. Dear ones, let us not be weary in well doing. Keep the faith and know that God cannot lie. He has promised us Peace, Joy and Happiness. He u:. uii ins way oacx to tulfill His promise of eternal life also. Remember, Peace can only be yours through Jesus. Joy ^ comes from serving the Lord. Happiness is ours through reading His word. Faith comes from doing. God loves you all. May He keep yotir mind til next time.
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