Shiloh Baptist Church Celebrates 101st Anniversary
Shiloh Baptist Church recently
celebrated its 101st anniversary by
honoring members in individual
departments within the church. The
Rev. Dwight Jones of Richmond,
Va. was the guest speaker. The pro
gram theme was "Pastor and Peo
ple: One in Spirit, Searching for a
More Excellent Way."
Willie Simmons and Millie T.
Davidson were named Mr. and Mrs.
Shiloh. Ed Hairston and Marttia^
- Meadows were named Mr. and
Miss Young Adult Shiloh. Savalas
McCoy and LaTasha Johnson were
named Mr. and Miss Youth Shiloh.
Viola Stuckey, a 1993 sti
award winner.
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(L. to r.): LaTasha Johnson, Trina Wynn , Rev. Paul Lowe and Savalas McCoy .
Antonio Bennett and Mariell Con
ner were named Master and Miss
Baby Shiloh.
A number ofcgmimt tees'
helped plan anniversary activities.
le Steering Committee
included: Jessie Burton, chairperson
of the contestants; Charlie Cham
pion; Barbara Davis-Porter: Ed
Haixstom- 3>o r is^Hunt?~Cyni t h i a
Johnson; Barbara Jordan; David
Peay; Manderline Scales; and John
Sullivan. .
The following committee
members received 1993 service
-awards; Allen Belton, Roscoe
Chambliss, David Duncan, Gladys
B. Fleming, Leroy Hart, Travis
McCoy, Pearl Stuckey and Viola
Stuckey.
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Alpha Mu Sigma Chapter Names Woman of the Year
Soror Naomi Jones of the
Alpha Mu Sigma chapter of Sigma
Gamma Rho Sorority was named
"Sigma Woman of the Year" at a
recent meeting at the home of Soror
Maxwell Grier,* charter member.
The award is given annually to
a soror exhibiting outstanding ser
vice and leadership for the better
ment of the sorority and the com
munity.
Jones is also a member of: the
East Winstoh Area Plan; the Educa
tion Committee of the Lawrence
Joel Coliseum; the Executive Board
of the local chapter of the NAACP;
the Minority J^dMAttry
of the Winstbn-Salem/Forsyth
County Schools; and the
City/County Planning Board.
She is also secretary- of Tfie
Carver High SehftoT precinct, in
which she served four terms as
chairman, and a member of the
Fifth District Black Leadership
Caucus. She serves as chairman of
Black Political Awareness League
and has been involved in districting
plans uii the state and local levels: ? "
She is also a commissioner of
the Winston-Salem Housing
Authority and has received the
"Order of the Long Leaf Pine"
award from Gov. James B. Hunt.
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(L. to r.) Carol Henry , Max we I Grier, Naomi Jones and Evelyn Sanders
has served'^he Alpha Mu
Sigma Chapter as a past basileus.
She currently serves as thefirst anti
basileus and^srtfiairperson of the
Polftical Awareness Committee, the
Public Relations Committee, and
Jones is actively involved with
planning sessions for the sorority's
1994 International Boule to be held
in Winston-Salem. The Alpha Mu
Sigma and the Delta Sigma Sigma
chapters are co-hosting the boule.
Jones is a retired teacher of the
Winston-Salem/Forsyth County
School System, where she worked
for 30 years. She is an active mem
ber of First Baptist Church.
She is the wife of E. Jerry
Jones.
NOTICE OF A PUBLIC HEARING
ON THE REALIGNMENT OF NC 66 TO
REPLACE THE NORFOLK AND
SOUTHERN RAILROAD UNDERPASS
IN WALKERTOWN
Project 9.8092305 U-2422 Forsyth County
The North Carolina Department of Transportation will
hold the above Public Hearing on Thursday, September 2,
1993 at 7:30 pm. in the Walkertown Middle School
Auditorium, 3175 Ruxton Drive, Walkertown.
The hearing will consist of an explanation of the pro
> posed location and design, right of way requirements and
procedures, and relocation advisory assistance. The hear
ing will be open to those present for statements, questions,
comments and/or submittal of material pertaining to the
proposed project. Additional material may be submitted
for a period of 10 days from the date of the hearing to:
L.L. Hendricks, P.O. Box 25201, Raleigh, NC 27611.
It is proposed to realign NC 66 to replace the Norfolk
and Southern Railroad Underpass. Additional right of way
will be required for this project.
A map setting forth the location and design and a copy
of the Environmental Assessment are available for public
review at Town Hall, 5093 Harley Drive, Walkertown.
Anyone desiring additional information regarding the
Public Hearing may contact Mr. Hendricks at the above
address or telephone (919) 250-4092.
NCDOT will provide reasonable accommodations, aux
iliary aids, and services for any qualified disabled person
interested in attending the Public Hearing. To request this
assistance, you may call Mr. Hendricks no later than seven
days prior to the date of the hearing.
CITY/COUNTY PURCHASING DIRECTOR ~~
Wlnston-Salem, North Carolina - Salary Range: $43,J26-$69,888
DESCRIPTION OF WORK
Successful candidate will plan and direct the activities of the City/County Purchasing
Department; responsibilities include but not limited to preparing formal bids and bid instruc
tions, preparing and axecuting all formal contracts awarded by the City and county; and
reviewing purchase requisitions to determine the beat methods of procurement ?
EMPLOYMENT REQUIREMENTS
This position requires extensive experience in the procurement of a variety of equip
ment, supplies and materials for a large organization and a combination of education and
experience equivalent to graduation from one accredited college or university with major
course work in purchasing, marketing or business.
Main resume to: Personnel Director
City of Winston-Salem
PO Box 2511
Winston-Salem. NC 27102
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mit resumes on or before October 15. 1993.
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