The Chronicle, Thursday, June 13, 1985-Page A15
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(((Police Chief Lee P, Brown (right) and Obrie Smith, director of corporate communica-
Miller Brewing Company, view an original oil portrait of Chief Brown during a recent
iliitopening attended by more than 300 people at Texas Southern University. The portrait
(,la12-piece Miller Brewing Company-sponsored national art exhibit entitled “The Gallery
ijlcTtie Legacy ... Living It! ” which salutes black achievers of the past and present. TSU is
jKflth stop in a nine-city tour of the artwork.
Being Black in America: A Real Picture
My buddy..*
my dad.
There’s a special bond between a
father and a son. Something that has
to do with heritage, history, and keep
ing a family name alive.
A father shapes a son in a special
way because he not only gives him
life, he passes on dreams.
This cultural heritage, passed
down through generations, has greatly
enriched American culture.
In recognizing this, Anheuser-
Busch is committed to supporting
organizations across the country which
contribute toward the progress of
their community.
A real picture of being Black in
America includes all of us. By
appreciating the importance of the
dreams and aspirations of all, we take
an important step toward making this
nation a strong family.
Building a future in parmership
with the community.
PHOTOGRAPHED BY )OHN PINDERHUCHES
For the last fifteen years, Mr. Pinderhughes has pursued a
successful career as both a commercial and fine arts photographer.
He is based in New York.
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Kof the Winston-Salem chapter of the National Council ot Negro women join the na
Ipresident, Dr. Dorothy Height, after her speech at First Baptist Church.
NW hosts poolside reception
taon-Salem section of
lional Council of Negro
recently hosted a
reception for the Na-
President, Dorothy H.
Kption was held at the
iiitheRev. and Mrs. Moses
I
^1 was presented with an
iipft from the city of
aSalera by the mayor’s
Wilive, Alderman Vivian
l
^Sreetings were made by
®NW President Theldora
S Thomas Elijah, local
bague president, and Dr.
Wie Scales, state presi-
Small presented
'•ilh a gift from Iota Phi
J sorority, of which
’bnhonorary member,
for the reception
and Barbara
*■ Minnie Ervin was
ton of the reception and
*i co-chairperson. Other
toe members were
‘Stanley, Alease Loggins
5 Davis.
'[W was prepared by the
2eb Ansley at Winston-
'We University.
''^’members included Liz-
Pitts, Louise
Roxanna
Davis, Ellen Davis, Attorney,
James Lassiter, Shirley Summers,
Marion Butler, Daisy Mon
tgomery, Ruth Lewis, the Rev.
Emma Duren, Glennie Hall,
Naomi Jones, Velma Hopkins,
Pearl B. Puryear, Virginia Mc
Cullough, Ethel Crawford, Viola
Stuckey, Helen Warren, Ann
Moore, Ernestine Cathcart and
Earline Parmon.
Guests attending were Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Elijah, Irene
Hairston, Glenda Gill, Velma
Friende, Johnnie Cathcart,
Wilma Lassiter, Shedrick
Adams, Logan Burke, Thelma
Pickford, Mary Luchinson, the
Rev. Ira McCullough, Shirley ad
William Holloway, Marian
Wooten, Rachel Gadson, Annie
Allen, Emma Scott, Mary
Eldridge and Mary Sawyer.
The following Sunjay, the
members worshipped at the First
Baptist Church where Height was
the Women’s Day speaker.
Scippio made a presentation to
the chairman of the Women’s
Day committee, Mary Sawyer,
from the chapter.
After the service, a reception
was hosted by the Women’s Day
committee in the Rev. David R.
Hedgely Auditorium. James
Lassiter honored Height with an
original poem.pix
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