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Chi Eta Phi community service projects SPECIAL TO I Ml CHRONICLE i i Chi Eta Phi is a profession J al nursing sorority. The theme ? for Chi Eta Phi Sorority Inc. is "Committed and Empowered to ? Provide Community Service in ?' a Global Society." J In September these lovely i ladies donated around $200 of canned foods to the homeless shelter. Members who were present included Tina Brum field. Amber Meekins, Chanelle Tallman, Candice Ridley, Con stance Carlton (anti-basileus) ; and Amber Waddell. The mem | bers also donated four turkeys in November to needy families for Thanksgiving. In January. Chi Eta Phi had a project called Winter Warm ing. The members donated around 180 hats, gloves and scarves to the Samaritan Min istries just before the snow came. Members present includ ed Janice Moore, Candice Rid ley. Amber Meekins, Rayetta Robinson, Jennifer Hickman, Constance Carlton. Kellys to celebrate 50th anniversary SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Hubert Kelly Sr. and Queen Kelly of Winston-Salem will celebrate their 50th wedding anniversary April 3 with a fam ily dinner at the home of their oldest child and spouse." Vivian and Iverson SutTatt. The hosts of the celebration will be the couple's six children and spouses: Vivian and Iverson Surratt Sr., Hubert Jr. and Leslie Kelly, James Kelly, Terry Kelly, Kenneth Sr. and Hazel Kelly, LaSandra Kelly and fianc^ Brian McNair. Mr. Kelly retired from Pied mont/U.S. Airlines. Mrs. Kelly is a homemaker. City workers installed special street signs last week along Third Street. The signs , wich read Self-Reliant Way, will be up for several months in hono rof the 40th anniversary of Experiment in Self Reliance. The agency helps people with tran sitional housing among other things. ESR's headquarters is on Third Street. Sawyers will preach initial sermon SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Deacon George Sawyers will do his initial sermon on April 3 at 5 p.m. at House of Faith Outreach Ministries Inc. He was born on July 11, I960, in Welch, W.Va., the son of the late Harold L. Sawyers Sr. and Martha M. Brogdon Sawyers. He has five brothers (Harold, Warren, Robert, Samuel and Richard) and five sisters (Mary, Gladys, Ldilise, Carolyn, and Deborah). Deacon Sawyers graduated from Mount View High School in Welch, W.Va., and attended two years at West Virginia State College and University of Tennessee at Chattanooga. He is a veteran of the U.S. Air Force, where he served four years and three months of active duty as a security police officer. He is married to Betsy T. Sawyers; is the father of three children, Quam, Shacara, and Ishmyle; and is the grandfa ther of three. Danny, Tomarai'e and De'nae. "I first yielded my life to the control of my Lord and Savior Jesus Christ in 1980 when I was a member of Ebenezer Baptist Church in Charleston, W.Va., where I was baptized," said Sawyers. His hobbies include praising the Lord, witnessing to lost sheep and spending quality time with his family. He was drawn to the House of Faith Outreach Ministries Inc., where he served as a dea con for one year until God called him to minister to lost sheep. For more information con tact Pastor Jordan at 785- 1 1 8 1 . Deacon George Sawyers Sale of crosses to benefit AIDS SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Holy Trinity Church in Win ston-Salem will hold a unique auction April 3 from 6 to 8 p.m. to benefit AIDS Care Service. The Cross and Crucifix Silent Auction will feature donated works from local artisans. Each piece of art will feature a cross or crucifix. The artists were not limited in their materials or imagination and were invited to create anything symbolizing the cross. The auction is open to the public and will take place at Holy Trinity Church, 2873 Robinhood Road in Winston-Salem. All money raised from the auction will support the van ministries of AIDS Care Service. Clemmons library to host employment workshop April 14 SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE Experts will be on hand to show job seekers how to prepare ttyeir n?sumds and search for the best jobs April 14 at the Clem mons branch library. The event will be at 1 p.m. and is designed to give good advice on how to crack the job market. A panel of local experts will discuss job searching, rtsumd writing, interview techniques, confidence building, and more. A question-and-answer period will follow the discussions. Partici pants are encouraged to bring a bagged lunch. Drinks and cookies will be available. This free workshop is open to the public and is sponsored by the Clemmons and Lewisville branches of the Forsyth County Public Library. Call the Clem mons Branch Library at 7 1 2-4450 for more information. ACCU WMSJSmR Forecast for Winston-Salem All map*, forecaata and data provided by AccuWeather, Inc. ?2004 AcCUWe3ther.com Local 7-Day Forecast Thursday Some sun. 58 1 1 Thu. night | Mostly cloudy and cold. 42 Friday Some sun. 60/41 Saturday n Partly sunny. 61/42 Sunday I Sun and some clouds. 66/45 Monday I Mostly sunny. 66/45 Tuesday Sun and some clouds. 66/45 I [Wednesday I Mostly cloudy. 64/45 The Week Ahead Temperatures -BSe n? Mow Normal Normal Normal The Week Ahead Precipitation m ? lzj s Above Near Below Normal Norma. Normal U.S. Traveler's Cities City Atlanta Boston Chicago Cleveland Denver Des Moines Detroit Houston Indianapolis Kansas City Los Angeles Miami Minn - St. Paul New Orleans New York City Omaha Phoenix San Francisco Seattle Washington Thursday HI Lo W 60 44 pc 44 40 r 46 34 C 41 37 Sh 71 38 pc 54 34 pc 47 34 sh 77 62 pc 47 38 sh 57 36 pc 72 54 pc 83 68 s 53 29 pc 70 61 pc 47 38 r 57 34 pc 84 54 pc 76 50 S 56 40 pc 49 44 r Friday Hi Lo W 62 46 pc 46 38 r 48 36 pc 49 37 sh 64 36 pc 58 38 pc 50 36 c 79 62 I 53 38 pc 58 38 pc 76 52 s 83 69 pc 56 35 pc 75 61 pc 46 42 r 62 36 pc 67 52 pc 78 52 s 58 42 s 54 42 sh Saturday HI Lo W 66 50 s 48 38 sh 54 36 pc 48 38 sh 44 34 c 60 39 pc 54 36 pc 79 60 t 59 39 pc 60 42 pc ?6 52 s 85 67 pc 53 34 pc 74 59 t 55 45 sh 60 35 pc 74 55 sh 74 50 s 60 42 s 58 42 sh Sunday Hi Lo W 70 52 s 52 40 sh 52 34 pc 49 38 sh 54 30 c 59 40 c 57 38 pc 76 60 t 60 41 pc 62 42 c 70 54 pc 83 67 pc 56 37 c 75 59 pc 58 41 sh 60 35 c 77 57 pc 65 51 s 58 42 pc 62 44 sh Monday Hi Lo W 72 50 s 55 38 s 59 39 pc 50 41 pc 55 27 c 59 38 c 57 40 s 73 52 pc 63 42 pc 63 39 sh 74 52 s 81 64 s 55 37 r 75 56 pc 55 42 s 59 37 c 79 56 pc 64 50 pc 57 41 c 55 45 pc The National Summary Tropical moisture will fuel showers and thunderstorms over the Southwest during the period. Warm winds will aid in keeping temperatures above normal in the Plains. The Northeast will have more cool and unsettled weather. High pressure will keep the Northwest mainly dry. Weather (W) ? sunny, pc-partly cloudy, c -cloudy, th-showers t-tfiunderetorms r-rain. ?f-snow flurries, tn-snow, l-tce. World Traveler's Cities City Amsterdam Berlin Buenos Aires Cairo Jerusalem Johannesburg London Madrid Mexico City Moscow Paris ftio de Janeiro Rome San Juan Seoul Sydney Tokyo Toronto Winnipeg Zurich Thursday Hi Lo W 57 50 r 58 42 pc 83 65 pc 95 72 s 77 58 s 74 52 pc 56 42 r 53 29 r 60 33 r 25 4 pc 60 41 c 78 66 C 63 48 c 85 73 pc 58 28 r 77 59 C 57 47 s 45 36 r 50 33 pc 63 47 pc Friday HI Lo W 59 51 r 54 41 r 84 66 pc 92 57 pc 76 49 pc 71 53 sh 59 49 r 56 39 pc 70 45 pc 21 5 sf 53 43 r 77 66 r 58 38 pc 84 72 s 50 26 pc 76 55 pc 64 54 pc 48 36 r 48 31 pc 59 40 r Saturday Hi Lo W 55 47 pc 55 38 pc 86 69 pc 84 54 pc 70 47 s 73 53 sh 60 47 pc 60 41 s 71 44 c 21 8 sn 58 43 pc 78 67 c 50 34 r 85 72 s 47 26 pc 76 53 pc 57 45 S 50 34 sh 52 32 pc 52 37 r Sunday Hi Lo W 56 48 pc 52 37 pc 88 69 pc 81 50 pc 71 48 pc 76 55 c 63 '50 s 62 42 pc 64 47 pc 31 17 pc 56 43 pc 77 66 t 55 37 c 86 72 s 46 35 c 72 52 sh 56 51 c 49 41 sh 48 34 s 55 37 pc Monday Hi Lo W 50 39 s 48 34 s 89 64 pc 84 57 s 72 52 pc 75 55 sh 58 41 s 61 41 pc 68 39 c 37 23 C 54 35 s 76 65 sh 51 36 sh 85 72 pc 58 42 s 71 55 pc 61 41 sh 48 41 sh 49 26 sh 47 28 s Sun & Moon Sunrise . 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