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Class members release balloons for each deceased member i?: ?P1 I Ceff to right: Linda N. Davis, John Rice, Betty Clark pose after the ceremony. Carver High School Class of 1964 alumni remember deceased classmates SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE The Carver High School Class of 1964 alumni present ed a memorial service to remember their deceased - classmates on June 23 at True Temple Holiness Church of Gospel during the 11 a.m. service. Rev. Wallace Gaither is the pastor. Linda Nevels Davis did the response; Dr. Francis Manns, the class history; and there was a poem by Betty Clark. John Turner performed the lighting of candles. Renee Hauser rendered a beautiful solo. Class members released blue and gold balloons repre senting deceased alumni. Shirley A. Spencer. Linda N. Davis and Betty Clark were coordinators for this event. Dr. Francis Manns accompanies Beatie 5. Palmer to her seat after she sang a solo. Peay re-elected chairman of W-S Recreation & Parks Commission SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE At the monthly meeting of the Winston-Salem Recre ation & Parks Commission, held July 2 at the Rupert Bell Recreation Center. Dr. David N. Peay was elected chairman of the commission for a sec ond term. Robert W. Gruhbs Sr. was re-elected to serve a second term as vice chairman. Both were appointed by Mayor Allen Joines to serve consecutive three-year terms on the board. Geneva Brown was also re-appointed to the board for a three-year term. Jim Conrad was appointed to a three-year term also. Peay is a retired educator from New Jersey and was a former guidance counselor in the Winston-Salem/Forsyth County Schools. He is a part-time professor in the education department of Winston-Salem State Univer sity. part-time instructor at Forsyth Technical Community College and assistant director of Shilohian-St. Peters Child Care Center. Peay Genice Alexis Lane is Little Miss Theta Mu Sigma Genice Lane SPECIAL TO T H E CHRONICU On <lune 29, Genice A. Lane was crowned Little Miss Theta Mu Sigma of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority Inc. The celebration of Genice's crowning took place at I-Hop restaurant on Peters Creek Parkway at^ p.m., where a short program was given in honor of Genice's victory. The program participants were Evelyn Sanders, who gave the welcome and pur pose; soror Suzette Thaxton Wilson, who read Scripture; soror Jacqueline Lane, who led prayer; soror Lisa Allen, who presented the special program participants; and soror Pamela Edgerton. who gave sorority highlights. Genice treated the audience to a special dance, and Jasmine Stinson received applause from the guests for his poem. Nia Franklin, a friend of the honored guest. truly,Jield the audience's attention with her solo. Genice. her parents and sorority members thanked the guests in attendance on June 29 and all those who supported the contestants and the chapter. North Carolina's National College Savings Program o Before you know it, your child will be ready for college. But w ill you be ready? Now there's a new 529 plan that can help your family save for education expenses - North Carolina's National College Savings Program. North Carolina's National College Savings Program is: o Accessible. Anyone - parents, grandparents, friends, even an organization - can save toward the college education of someone they care about. And the beneficiary can be any age. from a newborn to an adult. You can even open an account for yourself if college is in your future. Affordable. You decide how much to contribute and when. Make lump-sum rnnfriKiifinnc tvlicnrit nr ivm uint or set up a monthly draft. Comprehensive. Choose from a variety of investment options, from conservative to more ( aggressive. Tax free. 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