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Page A8-The Chronicle. Thursday, 1
Brandon recei\
Rochelle Moniquc m
Brandon, daughter of Mr. H|
ind Mrs. Willie James
Brandon of 315 Delia Drive
in Winston-Salem, has ipljBiB
received a Morehead Award
to study at the University of
North Carolina at Chapel
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The announcement was
made recently by High G.
Chatham of Elkin,
chairman of the board of
trustees of the John Motley
Morehead Foundation.
Brandon, a senior at
North Forsyth High
School, is a senior class
officer and a member of the
senior class council and the
Latin Honor Society. ,
She is one of 69 high,
school seniors who have A
received 1984 Morehead I
Awards. The scholarships I
are presented to students of IHHHI
superior achievement and Roc
potential.
The scholarships are Morehead
worth approximately offered eigl
$27,000 to North Carolina internships
students for four years of during th<
study at UNC-CH. Out-of- careers. '
state scholars receive the program, fu
same stipend and the arranged
foundation pays the out-of- foundation,
state tuition differential, experience ii
making the scholarships supplemen
total value approximately jvork.
$36,000. The a
The award, based on established i
merit, is the largest of its late Jol
kind for undergraduate Morehead, i
students in American Caroliniar
colleges and universities. graduate of
In addition to the Following h
scholarship stipend, Morehead he
Hampton to he
The Winston-Salem established
Chapter of the National Hampton
Hampton Institute Alumni abiding sens
Association will host the commitment
44th Annual North responsibilty
Carolina Regional Con- and growth (
ference March 16-18 at the The confe
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tt hvv^tt it x\aiuaua mil. C1UQ6 3 ITv
The three-day conference seminar Mai
will include business and students in g
social activities for Hamp- Qn March
ton alumni and friends. be a ,unche0
Hampton Institute was dance Fea(
founded in 1868 and is a wi? jnclude
non-sectarian private col.
?v . i 12 r v c y i l
lege ,n Hampton Va The Ham ,
predominately black in- winston.Sal(
stitution, rich in history and ~ T
... . , , . . Caroline La
distinguished alumni, is . , -
, . tor ot mino
known for its academic ex- ~ . ?T
11 .u r ia f Duke Univer
cellence in the field of
education. The closii
The Alumni Association, be held Sui
organized in 1878, was March 18,
Hanes Group pron
Robert D. Turner and affirmative
Larry M. Johnston were relations, he
recently promoted to vice government
president positions with communicat
Hanes Group. Johnstor
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turner, wno was director (
previously vice president of Relations
Human Resources for Knitwear, s
Hanes Knitwear, has as vice presi
assumed the position of vice Resources,
president of Employee Johnsto
Turner will be responsible compensati
for planning and direction and other pe
for Hanes Group divisions for the Knit
in all areas of employee Turner li
relations, including Hanes Knit\
Wachovia Bank an
The following persons native of Ro
received promotions at she earned
Wachovia Bank and Trust degree in
Co. recently. management:
r-v r> ^ "
uana k. jonnson was college,
elected assistant vice Sannehas
president at Wachovia field analyst
Services Inc. A native of is a native (
York, Pa., she joined and a grai
Wachovia in 1981 as University fri
manager of office systems Do om^N
research planning.
Angelyn M. Murphrey *
and Cathy M. Sanne have ^ e
been elected banking officer
in the commercial fiance Ms. Blar
group. Wachovia S<
Murphrey joined and tran
Wachovia in 1982 and Wachovia M
serves as a field analyst. A manager <
tfarch 8, 1984
es scholarship [
Ik
helle Monique Brandon
Scholars are Union Carbide and Carbon
it- to 12-week Company in New York,
each summer Since the scholarships
?ir university were first presented in 1951,
The summer almost 1t500Morehead
illy funded and Scholars have graduated
by the from the University,
offers practical Seventy Morehead scholars
n leadership to entered UNC-CH last fall
t classroom as freshman, and currently
250 are enrolled.
ward was Margert Borden
in 1945 by the McKinnon, a student at
in Motley Salem Academy and
a native North daughter of Mr. and Mrs. |
i , and 1891 John Borden McKinnon of
the University. 200 Virginia Road, was also
lis graduation, selected to receive the
jlped found the Morehead Award.
>ld confab
to create in highlight of the conference
alumni "an will be a souvenir booklet
e of personal honoring James G. Henderand
individual son of Durham, an alumnus L
for the life and former chairman of the
)f HI." Board of Trustees at the /
jrence will in- school,
le recruitment * Members of the Winstonpch
16 for area Salem Chapter of NHAA
rades 9-12. who have been actively ini
17 there will volved in lhe Preparation
for the North Carolina
n, banquet and n _ f
ured speakers Re8'onal Conference tnDr
wiiiam clude Evelyn Cabbell, -
. . f Evelyn C. West, Janet |i
iresident of .... _ . ' .
... . , Wheeler, Ernestine Worley,
nstitute, and _ .. ' .... . .. . J
~ Rosalind Wingate, Melton
na,1^.Dr- Sadler III, Dr. Issac
ritTaffairrat Rogers' Paula Stevenson,
Bernice Murrell, George
sity.
Phillips, Dr. Thomas
ig^ session will Clarke, Anna Rogers,
nday morning, Esther Lassiter and Juanita
and a special Penn.
lotes two employees
action, labor and is a native of West m
alth and safety, Point, Ga. He holds a *
regulations and bachelor's degree in
ions. industrial management
i, previously from Georgia Tech. He and
)f Employee his wife, LeClare, have two
for Hanes children and reside in
lirr/sorle T nmor C ? 1
uvvvvuj l uiliVi ?? IllSlUll-jaiCIIl.
dent of Human Johnson, who joined
Hanes Knitwear in 1974, is
n will be a native of Raleigh and is a
4*enefits._an d?JCoil]?se.. P.
on, recruiting J.D. degree from Wake
rsonriel services Forest University's School
wear division. of Law. He resides with his
las been with wife, Ann, in Winstonvear
since 1976 Salem.
inounces promotions
anoke Rapids, application last year. A
a bachelor's native of Cleveland
economics- Heights, Ohio, she is a
> from Salem graduate of Miami
University of Ohio and
also served as a earned a master's degree
since 1982. She from the University of
3f Thomasville North Carolina at
duate of the Greensboro.
0 Virginia. England cofhV to
m Blanchard Wachovia Mortgage Co
Wc. England last year as manager ?f ?
. documentation- K
ected mortgage cu .
compliance. She is a native
of Collinsville, III., and a
ichard joined graduate of Southern
ervices in 1981 Illinois University. She
isferred to earned a law degree from
lortgage Co. as South Texas College of
3f computer Law. L
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