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Ms. Phyllis Ann Brown b<
Alexander Penn last Sunday aft
Seat Holy Church. The Rev. Th
minister.
Mrs. Penn. an alumnus of Wii
employed by the city of Winstor
West 24 1/2 St. are her parem
Penn attends Winston-Salem
member of Phi Beta Sigma Fra
interpreter and park technician f<
Percy L. Penns of 27th St. are
Celeste Brown was honor atte
Mrs. Robert Edwards, Mrs. R
Penn, and Ms. Cynthia Brown
Penn's best man was Jimi
Benjamin and DeValden Penn, !
Jackson.
Kuandelea Ch
"Miss Junioi
Miss Marcell Piggott won firs
. Junior Ram 1976" last Saturda
Convention and Civic Center. M
Mona Reynolds (Miss Jr. Ram
Paulette Marshall. Second runn
sponsored by Miss Peggy Aldi
Miss Beverly Kearse sponsore
Attending the Annual Paj
association were: The Henry J
the Victor Johnsons, the W
Stokeses, The James Ballentine:
Hatchers and--the Ronald Cart
"shocking" sounds of Electric
Aldrige, Sylvia Gwynn, Ann
entourage of 15 from Roanoke, 1
Jones" of Boston, National Pre:
A1 Jones Rhea Hunting, Delori
Williams, and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth R. Williams also can
3rd Annual Reunion of
The third annual Family Ret
was held at Mt. Sinai AME Zi
Sunday from 1:30-5:00 p.m.
The program recognized th
They were Rev. G. C. Ellis and
for the occasion was Mrs. Luc
Methodist Church.
m ? t i d
tacn tamuy orougnt nts own
when the table was spread tl
family has its deep family roots
was composed of 16 children at
Members of the family wen
history and the family tree.
Officers for the event'were:
Vice President-Mrs. MablevE
Allen, Treasurer-Mrs. Clara
Mary Ellis and Reporter-Mrs.
Guests included the Douthit
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Ellis, the
Annette, the Collette Ellises, tl
Ellises, the Gerald Douglases
Fannie Ellis. There were ove
Cocktail Hoi
The Sean Reddings of the \
invitational birthday dinner Vc
close friends and relatives. The
Redding (Karen) as a surpris
The meal menu consisted
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glazed yams. Approximately v
dinner a choice of mixed drink
The affair was thoroughly en
Last week's Social Whirl'Party"
listed Ms. Mildred
name is Mildred Garrls. Sc
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?me "Penns" 1
scame the wife of William
ernoon at 4:00 p.m. in Mercy
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wuuuiv. i\t i\ivv was uiiiviaiiu^
tiston-Salem State University is
i-Salem. The Lucius Browns of
ts.
State University where he is a
iternity, Inc. He is a seasonal
or the Blue Ridge Parkway. The
his parents.
mdant. Other attendants were:
oger Thompson, Miss Denise
my McEahern. Ushers were
Dexter Montgomery and Butch
apter Crowns
r Run 1976"
t place and was crowned "Miss
y evening in the M.C. Benton
iss Piggott was crowned by Ms.
1975)7 Her sponsoror was Mrs.
er-up was Miss Shelia Eldridge
ridge. Third place winner was
d by Mrs. Yvette Hatcher.
>eant of the WSSU Alumni
oneses, the Clarence McKees,
alter Marshalls, the Hubert
s, the William Butlers, the rred
'outhers. Also swinging to the
: Fudge were socialites Peggj
Caesar, Anna Henry and ar
VA, J.C. Davis, Clarence "Jeep
sident James Jarrell and guest,
es Bailey ."Helen Poole, Fannie
Quether Wilkins. Chancelloi
le out to offer his support.
Pleasant and Dora Ellis
inion of Pleasant and Dora Elli
on Church in Advance this nas
e two oldest members present
Mrs. Odessa Anderson. Speake
:ile H. Douthit of Saint's Horn
i food packed "picnic style" an
lere was food galore! The Elli
at Mt. Sinai. The original famil
id now has over 200 descendant:
; presented copies of the famil
President-Mrs. Clara Douglas
arl. Recording Secretary-Shirle
Ellis, Financial Secretary-Mr:
. Dorothy Wynecoff.
:s. Rev. and Mrs. J.F. Goodwii
; Albert Morgans, with daughtt
he Baxter Holman, Srs. the Dav
;, the Walsh Coleman and Mr:
r 130 relatives and friends.
ar and Dinner
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irty and cocktail hour for a fe>
party was given in honor of Mrs
e by her husband Sean,
of Roast Duckling with appl
hot rolls and Switzertw
)5 guests were present. Prior {
:s and hors'fouvres were servec
joyed by all.
idCoRection!
"Curtain Call to Party - Party
. Harris as hostess. The corre
sorry Ms. Garris!
Garden CI
The Altavista Garden Club,
one of the cities oldest black
organizations, sponsored its
33rd annual picnic at St.Paul's
Methodist Church
pavilion.
The Garden club was
established in 1934 and has,
since it began, sent flowers to
various church and social
?Eastern Star
Confab In C)
The 75th annual session of
the Gravel Chapter order of
4heEastern Star of the
Juriselection of NC Prince
Hall affiliated was held at the
Sheraton Center in Charlotte,
September 6th thru the 8th
with more than 500 delegates
attending. There was several
speakers; Mrs. Howard Lee
and Dr. Broom of Wilmington.
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D The Home Moravian Church is the
* center of Moravian Church life in
* North Carolina. Located in Old Salem.
^ ! the church was founded in 1766 by
^ members of the faith emigrating south
.4. from Pennsylvania. The church, a part
" * of the campus of Salem College.
* dates from 1800. The Home Church
* is adjacent to God's Acre, the
>. Moravian burial ground where Easlei
~ Runrise is celebrated with band music
. C and an ancient ritual. Old Salem, a
'r part of the industrial city of Winaton
? * Salom. ie a world?apart Lhf
? * restoration is open the year around
" and visitors may get tour direction!
J from the Reception Center.
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functions in addition to
sending flowers to the
funerals of their deceased
members- The group also
serves food and refreshments
after funerals at the homes of
relatives of deceased members
and close friends of the
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The picnic was a gala affair,
karlotte
A brides contest was closed
raising several thousand
dollars which will be used for
scholarships, charity and the
support of the grand body.
Forsyth County was represented
the second lady of the
order, Mrs. Elizabeth Tilley.
Dorothy Sprinkle, Grand
deputy of 11th District, Dr.?
Massey Codepuh, Mary L.
Fair corresponding' secretary.
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rd Picnic
with more than 50 members
and friends in attendance. The ...
pavilion was canoped with
trees and shrubs donated by
the. members. The menu
consisted of fried chicken,
bar-b-qued chicken, ham,,
deviled eggs, macaroni salad,
candied yams, potato salad
and all manner of cakes and
pies. There were all kinds of
games olaved. which i*
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fantastic considering that the
organization is made up
entirely of senior citizens.
Altavista president, Mrs.
Janie Thomas of 315 W. 25th
Street said the organization
has always lived up to its .
motto, which says "may we
know the joy of true
friendship." Mrs. Estelle
Cropps was chairman and
chief hostess for the affair,
attending her were Mrs.
Maggie Rucker,?Mrs; Katie
Hunt, Mrs. Mattie Jones, and
reporter Bula Hickerson.
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