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Left to right are Elynor Williams, director of ci
Group; Philip R. Currier, group vice president, H
Perry, area development director, UNCF; an
manager of personnel relations, Hanes Group.
Hanes Group honors UN(
The Hanes Group of UNCF area director, CynWinston-Salem,
a unit of thia D. Perry, and Billye S.
Consolidated Foods Cor- Aaron. A similar contribuporation
based in Chicago, tion has been sent to Vonda
recently hosted a luncheon Zigler, area director oT
in honor of the United Virginia.
Negro College Fund In making the presentapresidents
of the affiliated tion, Phil Currier, group
universities in North vice president of Hanes
Carolina, South Carolina, Group said, "Our parent
Georgia and Virginia. company, Consolidated
The luncheon was held at Foods Corporation, conthe
Hanes Hosiery-Weeks tributes annually to the naplant
in Winston-Salem tional United Negro College
during the 38th Annual Fund, so we feel it is more
Conference on the'National meaningful for us to supCouncil
and Pre-Alumni port the colleges and
Council of the United universities in states where
Negro College Fund. A our manufacturing plants
Hanes Group contribution are located."
was also presented to the Others attending the lunSenior
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The?Umversity F4aee?Brown gave a brief history Senior
Citizens Men's Club of the club,
gave a Valentine Day dinner Mrs. Sallie Hughes and
Feb. 14 in the cafeteria of her son Jerry served the dinUniversity
Place Apart-, ner. Hughes expressed her i
ments. gratitude for being able to
The members and guests be a part of the Valentine 1
were welcomed by Odell D. Day celebration.
Cianton, who also express- Closing remarks were
ed his gratitude for the given by Cianton, followed
cooperation of club by a poem from Eddie
members for their support Brooks,
in all phases of operation. The club's officers are
The Rev. Benjamin Hughes Cianton, president; Roy
gave the invocation, follow- Daniels, acting vice presied
by a musical selection dent and recording
from Ms. Marlene Joyner. secretary; Herbert Miller,
Roy Daniels then introduc- treasurer; Eddie Truesdale,
ed the officers, and Willie publicity director; Thomas
Sisters sponsor dance
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The Sisters of Bivouac McFadden, Amanda
Chapter No. 530 of the Dozier, Frances Robinson,
Order of Eastern Star held Thelma Cooper, Jessie Lantheir
Valentine Fellowhsip dingham, Virginia Stewart,
at the Masonic Temple No. Frances Johnson, Grand
1026 E. 14th St. on Feb. 12. Worthy Matron Elizabeth
Worthy Matron Ruby Tilley and special guest
Rogers presided. Worthy Worthy Matron Annie
Patron Albert Wardlow led Phelps,
the group in prayer. Sister _
Clara Hayes and Sister Wor,hJy Mat,r?n Ro?ers
Eunice Hoover recited P en|ed a Valentine to
poems. Matron Rogers sang each sls,er and three door
a song and read a poem. Pr,zes were ?,ven away'
A buffet luncheon with Grand Worthy Matron
the Valentine theme was Elizabeth Tilley closed the
served. The following fellowship with a benedicsisters
attended and were tion and the group joined in
dressed- irr red amh-whrte-r* the singing of "Reach Out
Josephine Cunningham, and Touch Somebody-'s
Doris Mclntyre, Sallie Hand."
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In 1970, while touring Mexico, he met Elsie Passera,
who became his closest friend and later his wife. He has
sampled Islamic, Aztec and Mayan culture, which he says
is his favorite.
Nottingham calls hrs travels, "the greatest source of
learning a man can achieve -- to see it for yourself.*' During
all of his travels abroad he says,"I never felt black. I
felt as a person, as a man."
And what he has learned abroad and at home he has
been willing to share with others, including many apprentice
photographers in the area. His longtime friend,
Winston-Salem State basketball Coach Clarence
"Bighouse" Gaines, calls him "the dean of WinstonSalem
photography" and cited him for freely "sharing
his knowledge, equipment, money and time.'.'
Last week, Nottingham, silver-haired and neatly
groomed, reclined in his favorite easy chair amid statuettes
and souvenirs in his den. Drawing slowly on his pipe,
he looked every bit a stately, yet gentle ruler.
When asked what contributions Clarence Nottingham
has made to the world, he lowered his head in embarrassment
then laughed a hearty, humble laugh. When his
laugh ended, he found himself too modest to even considet
the question.
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ward Koch recently
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swearing-in ceremony
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Chamber at City Hall.
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mission serve without salar
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ne.Group; Cynthia D. Bethania.Rural Hall Roac
d Alvin Q. Arrinqton, . . , ...
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torian from North Forsyt
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cheon were Judy Walburg, the University of Nort
director of alumni groups Carolina at Greensboro,
and organizations of the na- She is a senior interna
tional UNCF; Dr. Isaac tional compensation cor
Miller, president of Saint sultant at United Brands ii
Augustine's College; Dr. New York City, where sh
Stanley^H. SMith, president has been employed sine
of Shaw University; Dr. 1980. Before assuming thi
Mabel P. McLean, presi- post, Hatcher was a humai
dent of Barber-Scotia Col- resources professional. a
lege; Dr. Gloria Duval, GAB Business Services an<
assistant vice president of community affairs office
Johnson C. Smith Univeris- at Chase Manhattan Bank
ty; James Patterson, direc- Active in a number of pro
tor of development of fessional and communit
Voorhees College; Pearline organizations, Hatche
Davis, director of alumni serves on the board of th
affairs of Spelman College;
and Charles Stevens, president
of the UNCF National * _
Alumni Association. yVlTl?!V5l III
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Valerie is the daughter o
Perry,?benevolent chair- James and Barbra Barlov
man; Hughes, chaplain; of Morris Road, recenth
Brown, co-ordinator; and departed on a deploymen
Daniel McGill, financial to the Western Pacific anc
secretary. Indian Oceans.
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