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Brenda Diggs
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Diggs namec
Brenda B. Diggs has been
elected vice president of
Wachovia Bank and Trnct fn in
Winston-Salem.
Mrs. Diggs was recently named
manager of the Winston-Salem
Main Office, located in the lobby
of the Wachovia Building.
Mrs. Diggs joined Wachovia in
1968 on a part-time basis. She
moved into retail banking in 1971
and has been a teller, personal
banker and manager of the
Hanes Mall and Reynolda offices.
From 1982 until this fall,
she served as an executive personal
banker in the main office.
A Winston-Salem native, Mrs.
Diggs is the daughter of Juanita
American Legion Po
American Legion Post No. 220
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tnivi u3 au.Miiai y nciu a mcmocr*
ship rally and international tea at
the post hoipe from 4 to 6 p.m.
on Sunday, Oct. 20.
Mistress of ceremonies was
Joan Bell. Larry Wilson, commander,
Mary Thomas, auxiliary
president, and Alderman Vivian
Burke spoke.
Girls' and boys' state citizens
were presented by Martha Jones
and Larry Wilson. Girls' state
citizens were Cythnia Rorie and
Benita Williams. Boys' sta^e
citizen was Lynwood Gillis.
Winners in the table and talent
presentation were Janie Murray,
first prize, Betty Berry, second
prize, Marjorie Thomas, third
W inston-Salem Bib U
In observance of WinstonO
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saiem oioie ^onieges 35th anniversary,
the school recently
hosted a staff reunion.
Staff members, former staff
members and alumni gathered on
the campus to celebrate the anniversary.
Programs were held on Friday
and Saturday, Oct. 18 and 19. A
worship service concluded the activities
on Sunday morning, Oct.
20, at Carver Road Christian
Church.
Speakers for the event included
former faculty and staff members
of the College. Among the
speakers were Leland Tyrrell,
Aubrey Payne, Owen Crouch,
Tohn Phelra Mirha^l Palr^r
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Clarence Shepard, Arline
Mahannah and Fred Patterson.
Music was provided by Charles
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by a $26,000 grant from the National
Endowment for the Arts.
Also to be dedicated during
Founder's Day is a 14-foot wood
sculpture by Roberto Bertoia, a
professor at Cornell University.
Both pieces were selected in
WSSU's second national
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One of the purposes of the
garden is to introduce WSSU
students to contemporary
sculpture.
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Ward B. Miller
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E. Crouch. She is a graduate of
Winsalm College and plans to
complete a bachelor's degree
from High Point College this
month.
Mrs. Diggs served as day chairman
for education of Leadership
Winston-Salem earlier this year.
She is on the boards of United
Way and the Girls' Club.
Mrs. Diggs is married to James
Diggs; they have a son and a
daughter.
Alvin L. Atkinson and Wf^d
B. Miller have received new appointments
at Wachovia Bank
and Trust Co.
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Benita Williams
prize, and Addie Jenkins
honorable mention.
Visitors at the event included
; College hosts annivei
Benford and alumni students
Mattie Walker, Olga Gordon,
Kay Simpson and Pauline
Moore.
Special recognition was given
to Dr. William E. Johnson, who
has served with the college since
1956.
Winston-Salem Bible College
National Bankers ho
The National Bankers Association
has presented its 1985 Corporate
Award to R.J. Reynolds
Industries in recognition of the
company's minority banking program.
Pedro Aguirre, president of the
association, says, "Each year we
present this award to a corporation
that has demonstrated a
strong commitment to minority
banks over a sustained period of
time. This award honors RJR's
overall support of minority com
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ice president
Atkinson has been named
manager of the Country Club office.
He joined Wachovia in 1981
following his graduation from
Davidson College.
Atkinson has served as a personal
banker and branch operations
manager at Wachovia's
Clemmons office since 1983. He
is a native of Brunswick, Ga.
Miller has joined the Executive
Personal Banker Unit at the main
a
office in Winston-Salem. He has
been with Wachovia since 1976
and was previously manager of
the Country C|ub office.
A native of Charleston, S.C.,
Miller is a graduate of the College
of Charleston.
bership rally and tea
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Cynthia Rorie
worthy matron Sarah Richmond
of the James H. Young Chapter
No. 592.
-sary staff reunion
was organized in 1945 as "Christian
Institute" by the late
evangelist Dr. R.L. Peters. In
1950 the institute was reorganized
as Winston-Salem Bible College
under the leadership of Dr.
Leland Tyrrell. In 1976 it moved
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president, Donald Forrester,
assumed his post in 1979.
nor R.J. Reynolds
munities, but particularly its involvment
with minority banks.''
As part of its minority enterprise
program, Reynolds Industries
and its subsidiaries have
established lines of credit totaling
$45 million at more than 50
banks owned by minorities and
women.
The award was presented at the
association's annual convention
in Detroit. The National Bankers
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