New members inducted into local Zeta Amicae group
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Jackie McCoy, Victoria
, Roseboro, Louise Ross,
Vanessa Vinson, Sharon
Barren, Alfreda Clawson,
Stephanie Goodson, Betty
Turner, Azalee Vinson and
the late Rhonda Gant have
been inducted into the Zeta
Amicae of Winston-Salem.
Amicae, which means
friend, serves as an auxiliary
to Zeta Phi Beta Sorority.
The purpose of the group is
to support Zeta Phi Beta
chapters. Zeta Amicae con
ducts separate community
service projects and joint
projects with its sponsoring
chapter, Rho Zeta.
The president of the Rho
Zeta Chapter is Mesia Steed
and the advisor is Friend
Donetta Fitts. The Zeta
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The /tew Leta Amicae members .
Amicae officers are:
President- Arnica Charlene
Roseboro, Vice President
Amica Trish McNeely,
Secretary- Amica Doris
Crosby, Acting Financial
Secretary- Arnica Jackie
McCoy and Treasurer
Arnica Edna Martin.
Other members include
Evelena Clayborn, Dorothy
Johnson, Margaret Best,
Thelma Taylor, Fostina
Frist, Alice Roseboro and
Brenda Smith.
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Worshippers gather in Southside Baptist for the service.
Greater Galilee W-S
ce lebrates ftrst-arm i versary
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Greater Galilee Winston
Salem, which meets at
Southside Baptist Church (401
E. Sprague St.), celebrated its
first anniversary on Feb. 5 with
a celebration that also drew
members of Southside and
Greater Galilee Charlotte.
Pastor Robert L. McGowens,
who leads both the Winston
Salem and Charlotte churches,
led the service, which included
remarks from City Council
Member James Taylor of the
Southeast Ward and Deacon Bill
Board of Southside Baptist Church. Both
men encouraged the members of Greater
Galilee Winston-Salem and Southside
Baptist to continuing working together on
programs and initiatives that benefit the
entire community.
Winston-Salem State University
Students Delante Hatchett and Michael
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Council Member Taylor
Wood, members of Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity, made a special pres
entation to the church. After
the service, visitors had the
opportunity to tour the facility,
as well as enjoy food and fel
lowship.
Greater Galilee has grown
its ministries over the last year.
Outreach ministry programs
include regular nursing home
visitations, collection and
delivery of food, supporting
the Samaritan Ministry and
door to door evangelism.
GGBCWS provides members
with a nursery as well as class
es for the youth, teens, college students and
adults that are held before Saturday Service
and on Tuesday nights.
Saturday morning services begin at 10,
followed by the worship service at 10:45
a.m. "Tuesday Night Teaching" begins at
6:30 p.m.
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Small Class Sizes (K-12)
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. Elementary Strings Program
High School and Middle School Orchestra, Jazz Band
New Sports Programs: basketball, track, and soccer
Introducing volleyball and baseball intramurals
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Phone: 336-723-6838 F?x: 336-723-6425
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In Celebration Of Black History Month
The North Carolina Black Repertory Co.
610 Coliseum Drive, Winilon-Saltm, NC 27106
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The Hip-Hop Musical
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Co- Written h\ Professor Arthur M. Reese and Darn I Goodman
Directed b> Mabel Robin von
Gramille T. Woods
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Madame C. J. Walker
Scalp C ondiiiuner &
Healing Formula
Count Basic
Swing Jazz
Garrtttt Morgan
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Gas Mask
A Salute to African American Inventors and Musicians
February 18 (? 8:00pm February 19 (? 3:00pm February 20 (?3:00pm
Ticket Price $10.00
Arts C ouncil Theatre
610 Coliseum Drive. Winston-Salem, NC 27106
kor information and ticket purchases call
(336) 723-2266 or \ bit www.nbtf.org V
BLACK THEATRE IS FOR EVERYONE! (
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WINSTON
SALEM
STATE
UNIVERSITY'
LYCEUM CULTURAL EVENTS
Academie Series
Anthony McGill
CLARINET
Featuring works by Poulenc,
Gershwin, Debussy andfothers.
Tuesday, February 22, 2011
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7:30 p.m.
Dillard Auditorium
Albert H. Anderson Center
Winston-Salem, NC
FREE AND OPEN TO THE PUBLIC!
www.wssu.edu for more information or
legettel@wssu.edu (336) 750-2530