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Heights Club met recently
giving meeting. Games |H
were played and a delicious .^jjhjflp
Thanksgiving dinner was . *
served by Co^hostesses -'V
Mrs. Verne Grier, Mrs jlm j *
Louisse H. Davis and Mrs.
Thelma Jeffries, after
which the"presidenr~Mfs:
I?Edytfi Williams ^conducted- gP^?
the hu?in#??? m#?/*tino
80 were elected.The new Nltttis Wilson [tested] wm c
president is Mrs. Edyth ^ ^ childien's Hsrvest 1
Williams; 1st Vice, Mrs. 11a
D. Davis; Recorder, Mrs. '
Sara S. Olive; Assistant %A/||?I
Recorder, Ms. Edawardine w w ^*1
Robinson; Treasurer.^Mrs.
Verna Grier; Parliamentar- By Ssndrs E. Pennington
ian, Ms. Anne M. Cooke; Special to the Chronicsl
Chaplain, Msv Jessie
Mills; Assistant Chaplain, Phi Omega Chapter of AlMrs.
Mable Brown; Finan- pha Kappa Alpha Sorority,
- cial Secretary, Mrs. Lillie Inc.*. climaxed their "ChilLomax;
Sgt. at Arms, Mrs. dren's Fall Harvest FestiThelma
Jeffries. val" recently at Saint Paul
United Methodist Church.
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Little Miss Natitia Wilson
HoiiyKfc??; was crowned Queen by
-?~ Soror Mirian BrowefT^TIie
a | jkj| - Queen and first runner-up,
Aiumni^vieets Miss Melinda Daniels each
The Columbian Heights received a savings bond.
Chapter of the Winston-Sa- Second runner-up, Miss Li
lem State University Alum- sa Tucker received a cash
ni Association, met Mon- award. Each contestant
day?November 27, 1978, at ?~7T
the home of-Mrs. Mattie? ' -VjcirClC
Neal, on New Walkertown Along the Garden Path
R?ad- Flower Club held its monthThe
President Mrs. Nettie jy meeting with Mrs. RoManning
presided over the melia Mason of 708 West
business session. Several 25 Va Street.
business matters were tak- ^ discussion on flowering
pn po rp r\f Ku thncp mpm. .....
w" "J trees was lea by Mrs.
bers present. Roberta Cootrfollowed by
After the business ses- film on Desert Flowers
sion, the hostess, Mrs. shown by Ms. Louise
Neal served a delicious Smith. Mrs. E.H. Goodwin
repast. The members en- gave a report on city garden
joyed the social*'chit-chat" clubs receiving 1st, 2nd,
hour. and 3rd, place awards for
The December meeting summer beautification prowill
be held at Mrs. Thelma ject.
K. Small's home. ? Tickets for Christmas HoiII
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By Sharon Bratcher gets all their stamps and
Staff Writer all her friends have been
trained to save theirs for
There are many ways of ^er'
helping people. One of .. If . .
w . __ , . , . Mrs. Hawkins is a memLouise
Hawkins ways' in- . r , , ...
? i I* . ber of the mayor s Wovolved
collecting 5,600 r .... J ?
? , ... men of Winston Commitcancelled
stamps, which . , , ,
. r ee, an active church volshe
turns over to the , , f
r, . __ , unteer, and a member ot
Extension Homemakers-- . A
, the Extension Homemaand
eventually the- ^ .
cess provides food for
... . " ,, first black to serve as
Where did she get all
. 0 ? president of the County
those stamps? To get J; J
r nrv/\ * Council of Extension Ho5,600
suggests receiving a lot
of junk mail. No, she memakersexplained,
she has a dau- The Extension Home4
ghter who works in a makers clubs offer a vari
government office, so she ety of activities for mem
towned qoera The festival was sponsored by the omc
Fall Festival. PW Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alp
Sorority.
rowned at Festival
was presented with a gift Snow; Jimita Spates; Ben
for their participation. nell Warren; Natitia Wil
? 4 "mini fashion fair", ^son; and Rhea Withe
narrated by Soror Delores rspoon. Also appearinj
Phillips, preceded the were Masters Christophe
crowning ceremony, featur- Butler; William Crews, Jr.
ing little ladies and gents Eric Harris; Marty Kimber
clad in sportswear as well Steven Knox; Joseph Pen
as their, "Sfttnday best." nington; Reginald Phillips
and Brian Simmons. Littl
Models were Misses Char- Miss Jimita Spates als
Mona Lisa Coleman; Melin- tap dance routine dunnj
da Daniels; Jennifer Diggs; the brief intermission.
Marcia Elijah, Erika Ho-- PrcTceedslfFomTfieTestLva
bak; Kim Jones; Christiane will go toward a contri
Jowers; Emily Kimber; Li- bution to the General Schol
sa Murrell; Wendy O'Neal; arship Fund at Winston-Sa
Angela Shirley; Wendy lem State "University.
n Path Club Meets
iday Houses were distribu- Sixteen members enjoyec
ted. This project is spon- the Turkey dinner with al
sored by the 4th District the trimmings including i
Garden Council. The group chQjce 0f desserts prepared
made plans for the club's by the hostess Clut
Pre-Christmas Dinner Acti- donated food and clothing
vities to be held December to the Rescue Mission fol
17 in Red Room, Winston- our ThanksgivingProject.
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picture taken and having a Po
by Nottingham Studio
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bers. "You'd be surpri- first trv, it took her about
serf at what you learn for five hours to make.
free, Mrs. Hawkins com- Another facet of Extenmented.
' sion Homemakers that
Recently the clubs heard Mrs. Havskins enjoys is
a seminar on "Women traveling. The groups
and the Law-'. Other havc visitcd Ashevllle?
activities include macra- Williamsburg, and Lanme,
drawing, cake decor- caster. South Carolina on
ating, and arts and crafts. sightseeing jaunts. Mrs.
' _ __j_ Hawkins herself has repMrs.
Hawkins fetches ?resented Forsyth County
tnrn or sr mormng TTatr^ Washingfon and'Colum-"
session. "I made it from bia. Missouri.
scratch, " she said smiling.
She went on to "Anybody can join Exexplain
tha%the reeds are tension Homemakers,"
kept wet so that they can she said. "All you have to
be more easily woven. do _is call the . county
Since this basket was her extension office and they
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| Commissioner David Drummond gave the only
negative recommendation, preferring to wait until the
I a rtnrnpu nonoral'r ??-?1 1
gvuviai 3 u^viaiuu uau uccii rctcivco ana
favoring consolidation of the two agencies.
The decision came after the remarks of 13 speakers,
( including Dr. Thomas Dundon, health director, and
Magovern. t
Speaking on behalf of the separation of the health
center were Rodney Sumler, NAACP labor chairman,
Lee Faye Mack, Velma Hopkins, Tracy Singletary,
Rev. Rayford Thomspon and Evelyn Terry. Their
common theme was that the center had been
responsive to the needs of minorities and the ftoor.
Sumler said blacks were ''politically tricked'* to have
center but added, "Someone accidentally stumbled
onto something that is good."
Thompson, leader of the Community Coalition
*8* formed in early 1977 when then-county manager
Nicholas Meiszer first attempted to merge the center
into the health department, reiterated his wish that
the center be reconverted into a general hospital.
Advisory Council Chose
8 underwriter for the Integon Thalheimer's; Millard Mai
r Corporation, has been re- tin of Sear's; Jean Creed
elected chairman of the ad- of Hanes Knitwear; an<
" visory board of 70001, an Michael Wright of the Ex
organization designed to periment in Self-Reliance
'? provide full-time unsubside
ized employment, job train0
ing, and educational and
8 young people who did not
finish high school. V
The board met on Novem- T
[. ber 22nd with 70001 direc[m
tor Aldrenia Gaither. Dave /
Plyler of WXII Television
was elected vice-chairman
of the council, and Sharyn | \ k 1
1 Bratcher, managing editor A K
the Winston-Salem
Chronicle, will serve as
I secretary, other persons |
i appointed to the board are:
A1pvanH#?r R#??tv Winstnn. E3
Salem's deputy city ,man-_^_^ g downtov
aeer; Jim Douglas of Doug- g the orig
m i i comple
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will direct you to a club. for me to go."
I'd like to see more people "I tell young people|
join-- particularly young today: 'Please take ad- =
people." vantage of the opportun-f
ities you have'."
Mrs. Hawkins is a life- We asked Mrs. HawkinsT
long resident of Winston what she felt the people of| ^
-Salem. The city has Winston-Salem needed |
changed considerably in most. | ^
60 years, she noted. "People need to be |
' taught to think well of|
There are more advan- themselves." she replied,-I
-tages for black people ^^Peopte?born without!
- ?_she_^^id. ?JilfLl?silver sp^wins often s.a\JtoJ rj
nau dccti Durn aooui ims therrYselvtsT TTHTHVad' ~aT~ "
time I would have had a college education, I could ?
college education. 1 al- be president of the PTA* |
ways wanted to be a or Worthy Chief of a |
teacher. But my mother Lodge." |
was a domestic worker, Louise Hawkins smiled. |
making a dollar a day, and ?"But I've .done all those |
there was no opportunity things."
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