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Osgolag Events
Meetings
The Happy Hill Reunion
meetings will be held on first and
third Fridays of each month
from 5:30 p.m.-6:30 p.m.. For
more information call Ben Pig
gott 727-2837 or "Rock" Bitting
650-0858.
Loans available
Education loans from College
Foundation, Inc. (CFI) are avail
able for summer school atten
dance as well as for the academic
year. These loans are funded by
the North Carolina State Educa
tion Assistance Authority, North
Carolina banks, credit unions
and other investors. The loans
may be used for undergraduate
or graduate study. For more
information, call (888) 234-6400.
Head Start
Head Start Family Services,
Inc. is now recruiting for Head
Start. Children aged 3-5 are eli
gible. If your child has a disabil
ity, Head Start is here to assist
families. Contact an intake
counselor at 727-0617. Applica
tions accepted.
School Enrollment
The East-Winston Primary
School will open in the Fall of
1998. The school is open to any
kindergartener through grade-3
student in Winston-Salem or
Forsyth County who is eligible
for enrollment in a North Car
olina public school. Residents of
the East-Winston community
are especially encouraged to
consider the East-Winston Pri
mary School as an alternative
choice for their children's public
school education. For additional
information, call 744-9432.
Arthritis Support
The Winston-Salem area
Arthritis Support Group meets
the first Thursday of every
month at 6:30 p.m. at the Marti
nat Outpatient Rehab Center in
the Hawthorne Medical Plaza,
1903 Hawthorne Road.
Radio Show
New York's Syndicated pro
gram "Living Without Limits",
will air on WSNC 90.5 FM
from 5:30 p.m. - 6:00 p.m. every
Tuesday. The program is dedi
cated to issues of disability and
aging.
Preschool Enrollment
Family services is now
enrolling preschoolers for the
fall at. Three, four and five year
olds are eligible. Contact: Mr.
Marcellus Sunday at 727-0617
between the hours of 9:00 a.m.
and 3:00 p.m. for an appoint
ment. The school is located at
2050 East End Blvd. (Old Sky
land School) in Winston-Salem.
AdHlt programs
The M.L. King Jr. Communi
ty Center of Winston-Salem will
sponsor adult sewing classes
every Monday from 11 a.m. to
12:30 p.m.; flower arranging on
Tuesdays from 10 a.m. to 11:30
a.m.; fitness classes every Mon
day and Wednesday from 9 a.m.
to 10 ata.. Other classes include
crochet, low impact aerobics and
nutrition."Call Bill English at
727-2740 for more information.
Morning Exercise
Adult morning low impact
aerobics classes every Tuesday
and Thursday from 9:30 a.m. to
11 a.m. Fee is SI5 per month.
Classes will start Feb. 10 at the
MLK Community Center in
Winston-Salem. For further
information call Bill English at
727-2740.
Ttarsdlay, May 21
Meeting
The Black Leadership
Roundtable will have a meeting
at 6 p.m. on the second floor of
the Old Winston Mutual build
ing on 5th Street in Winston
Salem. The public is invited. Call
Larry Womble for details and to
confirm your attendance at 784
9373.
Gardening Workshops
Historic Chinqua-Penn in
Reidsville, N.C. is celebrating
Virginia Tourism Month by
sponsoring the LUtton Green
house Gardening Workshops
open Thursdays and Saturdays
from 9:30a.m.-1 la.m.. The Red
Garden Year: Geraniums to
Tomatoes Workshop will be held
today and on the 23.
Attention Eigth Graders
The William C. Sims Reacre
ation Center presents High
School Life in Academics and
Sports presented by coaches
Pennington, Enoch and
Gilchrist of Parkland High
School. The seminar will start at
6:30p.m. and is open for all eigth
grade boys and girls. For more
information call 727-2837
Open House
t
An open house has been
scheduled at CenterPoint
Human Services main office at
723 Highland Avenue from
4p.m.-5:30p.m.. One of the pur
poses of the open house is to
identify the new name Center
Point Human Services with the
facility, which were formerly
known as the Forsyth-StokeS
Mental Health Center complex.
Ssttnuriay, May 23
Memorial Weekend
The second annual Memorial
Weekend Military Transporta
tion program will take place on
the 23rd and 24th at the N.C.
Transportation Museum in
Raleigh. The program will be
offered from 9 a.m.-5 p.m. on
Saturday and from 12 p.m.-5
p.m. on Sunday. Admission is
free. For more information, call
(704)639-7624.
Class Reunion
The 1968 class of John Wes
ley Paisley High School will be
meeting at 3 p.m. on the second
floor of the Winston Mutual
building, 1225 East 5th Street in
Winston-Salem. This class meet
ing is of great importance. For
more information call Georgia
Ruth Smith at 631-9107.
Car Wash
The Archonettes Youth orga
nization of Rho Zeta Chapter
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority is spon
soring a car wash form 8a.m.
2p.m. at Jones Chevorou on the
coner of Carver Road and New
Walkertown Road.
Sunday, May 24
Church anniversary
Mount Zion Baptist Church
of Winston-Salem extends warm
greetings and a heartfelt invita
tion to all to come worship at the
11:00 a.m. service. MZBC cele
brates its 109th anniversary with
Dr. William Booth, pastor of
First Baptist Church of Hamp
ton, Va., who will the guest
speaker. For more information
about this service and the
anniversary banquet to held on
May 31, please contact Hazel
Brown at (336) 721-1842 from 10
a.m. -4 a.m. weekdays.
Wednesday, May 27
Awards
The annual Stock Market
Game Awards Banquet will be
held at the Koury Convention
Center in Greensboro from 12
p.m.-2 p.m. Jack White, the
head of Reasearch at Inter
state/Johnson Lane will be the
speaker.
Thursday, May 28
Gardening Workshops
Historic Chinqua-Penn in
Reidsville, N.C. is celebrating
Virginia Tourism Month by
sponsoring the Lutton Green
house Gardening Workshops
open Thursdays and Saturdays
from 9:30a.m.-l 1a.m.. The Fear
less Gardening Workshop will be
held today and on the 30. It will
show how anyone can grow
perennials and- cut flowers.
May 31
Mount Zion Baptist Church
of Winston-Salem invites the
public to come and join in the
month-long anniversary celebra
tion of how good the Lord has
been. Mt. Zion invites all to
come and experience the loving.
Christian fellowship known as
"the joy of the whole earth"
(Psalm48: 2). The 11 a.m. ser
vice guest speaker will be Dr.
Talbert Shaw, president of Shaw
University. The celebration will
(Eliminate with an anniversary
banquet to which the public is
invited. The featured speaker
will be Dr. Maya Angelou. For
more information, please call
(336) 721-1842 for Hazel Brown
between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m.,
weekdays. , ()<
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Potty Time
The Women's Hospital of
Greensboro is offering a pro
gram titled "Potty Time" from
6:30p.m.-8p.m.. Parents can
determine whether or not their
child is ready for toilet training
and ilearn the best ways to toilet
train a child. Registration is
required. For more information
'or to register, please call 832
6606.
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Arts Program
The Sawtooth Center for
Visual Art and the Winston
Salem/Forsyth County School
System present the Sawtooth,
June S-July 2. this program is
available to middle- and high
school students who are recom
mended by their school art
teacher or by fhe Sawtooth Cen
ter. Both public and private
schools in the Triad region are
encouraged to nominate stu
dents for this exciting month
long program.
Spring Prom
The Eighth Annual Spring
Prom for adults with disabilities
will be held at South Park High 'J
School, located at 2700 South -
Main Street from 7p.m.-10p.m..-*
This afTair is semi-formal and
the music will be provided by
Mike Stone of Greensboro. The'
cost is $7. The Prom is spon-'
sored by the Special Populations "
and Programs Unit of the W-S "
Recreation and Parks Depart-"
ment. Please R.S.V.P. by May 30
to (336)727-2505 for attendance
and further information.
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Dealing with Anger...
The Women's Hospital of;,
Greensboro is offering a pro:<
gram titled "Dealing with Anger/
Conflict and Negativity" from
7p.m.-9p.m.. Registration is '
required. For more information"
or to register, please call 832:~
6606.
Satuurdlay,' Jmuin? 13
Harlem Nights
A return to the dress and fun
of the 1920s and '30s will be held^
at the Benton Convention Cen>*
ter. The event will feature Den
nis Edwards and the Knew
"Temps (former Temptations lead
singers). Tickets $50 ($25 is tax,
deductible). Sponsored by Delta
Fine Arts, Inc., Delta Visions,
Inc. and Winston-Salem Alum
nae Chapter Delta Sigma Theta
Sorority. Tables of 10 can be"
secured. Call 722-2625.
Bethania Anniversary .
Bethania Historical Associa
tion celebrates the 239 annive/
sary of Bethania's settlement
with a community day. The com-i
munity day is set from 10a.m.4
5p.m.. There is no free
admission. For more informa-,
tion, call 924-5730.
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Joy Ami Stevenson and Jef
frey Edward Stitt, who were
wed on September 20, 1997,
reaffirmed their vows in a for
mal wedding on May 16,1998
at 2:00 pirn, at Grace Presby
terian Church in Winston
Salem.
The Rev. Dr. Samuel
Stevenson, father of the bride,
(and the Rev. Dr. Larry Hill,
pastor of the bridegroom, offi
ciated. ,,
The parents of the bride are
the Rev. Dr. and Mrs. Samuel
Stevenson of Winston-Salem.
The mother of the groom is
Ms Dorothy Stitt of Charlotte
and Mr. Archie Mangum of
Fayettevilie.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her parents the Rev.
Dr. and Mrs. Samuel Steven
son-' . ...
The matron of honor was
Mrs. Deborah Andrews of
Atlanta. The maid of honor
was Ms Sheryl (fall of Char
lotte.
The bridesmaids were: Ms
Erica Fleming of German
town, Md.; Ms lyese Williams
of Atlanta; Ms Yvonne Hicks
of Durham; Ms April Graham
of Charlotte ana Ms Sheila
Gould of Cary
The flowergirl was Ms Bre
anna Andrews of Atlanta.
The best man was Mr.
Larry Boyd of Charlotte.
The groomsmen were: Mr.
Tony Hamer of Charlotte; Mr.
Jeroy G Thomas of Atlanta;
Mr. Malick Stevenson of
Charlotte; Mr. Willie Miller of
Charlotte; Mr. Michael Miller
of Charlotte and Mr. Darnell
Stratford of Charlotte.
The ushers were Mr.
Dwight Davis of Charlotte
and Mr. Lee McGruder of
Charlotte.
The ring bearer was Mr.
Damion Stitt of Charlotte.
Die couple will reside in
Charlotte.
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