Page 6- Th® Chronlcle-Saturday September 23, 1978
Azzie Wagner^s
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Deadline Tuesday at 12 noon
covering the lifestyles of East Winston
Guild Presents Fashion Fair
The 21st Annual Ebony
Fashion Fair will appear in
Winston-Salem at Kenneth
R. Williams Auditorium on
Friday, October 27, 1978.
This famed traveling fash
ion show is produced by
EBONY magazine and is
sponsored by the Winston-
Salem Urban League Guild
for the benefit of its Scho
larship Fund.
Mrs. Eunice W. John
son, producer and director
of the show, personally
selected fashions from the
exciting American and Eu
ropean collections of such
famed designers as
Halston, Anne Klein, Koos
Van Den Akker, Mary
McFadden, Richard
Assatly, James Daugherty,
Stephen Burrows, Jeffrey
Banks, Cerruti, Castleba-
jac, Givency, Enzo Russo,
Antionelli and Lanvin.
Mrs. Johnson’s yearly
visits to the fashion capitals
of the world are made for
the exclusive purpose of
bringing back the most
spectacular garments
available for EBONY Fash
ion Fair. She is meticulous
and thorough as evidenced
by the continuing demand
for sponsorship by organi
zations all over the country.
Tlhe show consists of
more than 200 garments
complete with the latest
accessories, 10 female and
2 male models, a commen
tator, music director, stage
and business managers and
wardrobe staff. Because of
the unprecedented demand
for sponsorship of the
show from organizations,
EBONY Fashion Fair now
tours two seasons - the East
from September through
December and the South
west from January through
April - appearing in more
than 162 cities.
Mrs. Hazel B. Scott,
general chairman of the
benefit performance indi
cates ticket sales are going
exceptionally well and ex
pects and even larger at
tendance than last year.
Tickets may be purchased
at the Winston-Salem
Urban League Office, 102
West 4th Street, Pepper
Building - Suite 405.
The Winston-Salem
Urban League Guild spon
sors annually the Ebony
Fashion Fair, Family of the
Year and Brotherhood
Awards, youth activities,
scholarship assistance to
college students and contri
butions to the National and
local Winston-Salem Urban
League.
A chameleon’s tongue is as long as its body!
Fashion Fair Models
Ques Hold Disco Dance
LHC Club
Starts Fall
For less than a 1^ of
you can talk toBttffalo
forSnumdes.
Clements-Gaithers
Host Reunion
The Clement-Gaither
Family Reunion was held in
Mocksville, North Carolina
at St. John’s AME Zion
Church where Reverend
Michael Ellis is pastor and
a family member.
The church was founded
in 1837 by Albert Turner
Clement who pastored for
36 years. Reverend Cle
ment’s sister married into
the Gaither family and from
this marriage, the Gaither
and Clement families be
came closely knitted.
Dr. Milton A. Williams of
Buffalo, New York, whose
mother is Lilliam Gaither
Williams and father Mr.
B.T. Willilams, delivered
the morning convocation.
His first sermon was given
at this church some years
ago.
Mr. Fred Parker gave
presentations to the two
oldest members of the
Gaither-Clement families:
Ms. Esabel Nicholas of the
Gaither Family and Dr. Ava
Clement Jackson.
Dr. Jackson who is a
well-known commentator
throughout the nation and
who has traveled to many
parts of the country gave a
very detailed history of the
family ties.
It was noted that the
family has records traced
back to the seven install-
Iments of the Clement
slaves and followups of
both families.
A book will be bound in
the future for each member
to review.
Dinner followed in the
lower auditorium after
Ikwhich the, business meet
ing was held. The Reunion
will be held in Greensboro,
North Carolina next July 27
and 28th.
The Love, Hope, and
Charity Club of Thurmond
Street started it’s Fall acti
vities with a picnic at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Warden Bankhead of Baux
Mountain Road, Saturday
September 16th. The club,
whose president is Mrs.
Margaret V. Speas, had
been inactive during July
and August. It meets each
2nd Friday the remainder
of the year.
On Saturday, after
games were played and
much fellowship on the
patio and lawn of the
Bankhead’s home, the
members and their guests
enjoyed a delicious buffet
“picnic dinner” consisting
of Barbecued Chicken, va
rious salads, pickles, des
sert, and soft drinks.
Guests included: Mr. and
Mrs. Curtis Shaffner, Mrs.
Elizabeth Wilson, Mrs.
Hester McKnight, Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph Bigelow, (Mr.
Elmer Speas, husband of
Pres, and four of their
grandchildren, Mrs. Willie
Mae Benson and Mr. War-
dell Bankhead, whose wife
is Mrs. Pearl Bankhead.
Members of Psi Phi
Chapter, Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity, Inc. sponsored a
Disco Dance at the Regency
Room, Hyatt House on
Friday, September 8, 1978
from 9:00 P.M. until 1:00
A.M..
The Ques were saying
“THANKS” to their wives
and sweethearts for their
cooperation and work in
making the District Meet
ing a tremendous success
(April 20 - April 23,1978).
Those present for the
affair were: The Virgil Sim
psons, The Lemuel John
sons, The William Hofflers,
The Talmadge C. Tillmans,
The Thomas L. Clarkes,
The Thomas Trollingers,
The Edward Lewises, The
Willie Richardsons, Robert
E. Harrison, The William
Crewses, The R.J. Plum
mers, The John Hausers,
The C. Brady Hausers,
Frederick Douglas and
Mrs. Betty Johnson, C.L.
Davis, The Emory Joneses,
R. Lewis Ray and The
Rudolph V. Boones.
Robert (Bobby) Brower,
Jr. was Disc-Jockey for the
affair. During the intermis
sion, R.V. Boone (out-going
basileus) presented the
gavel to the new basilelus,
Virgil G. Simpson. Other
new officers were present
ed (listed above).
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