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Walk Spirit Week for
Lupus
The Lupus Foundation
of America, North
Carolina Chapter
(LFANC) will be holding a
statewide Walk Spirit
Week through Saturday,
March 21 in support of its
Walk to End Lupus Now
events in the spring. Spirit
Week consists of a full
week of team and individ
ual fundraising events that
are open to the public. The
following are a list of
Spirit Week events being
held in Winston-Salem.
The first two will offer a
lupus awareness event and
light refreshments.
Proceeds from all three
will benefit Team
Beautiful Butterfly
Warriors: Cut for a Cure,
Friday, March 20,9 a.m. to
6 p.m. at Nu Dimensions
Hair, 8001 North Point
Blvd. Contact Contillus
Myers at
contillus@gmail.com for
more information.
Manicures for Lupus,
Friday, March 20, 10 a.m.
to 7 p.m. at Lotus Nails,
LLC., 454 Knoll wood St.
Contact Monica at moni
caosinowo@hotmail.com
for more information. We
Don't Sweat We Shine: The
Color Run, Saturday,
March 21, 10 a.m., at
Winston-Salem
Fairgrounds, 421 27th St.
N.W. Team Beautiful
Butterfly Warriors will be
running The Color Run.
Contact Monica at moni
caosinowo@hotmail.com
for more information.
Tiny Indians
The Winston-Salem
Tiny Indians Football and
Cheer Organization will
have Early
Registration/Sign-ups for
the 2015 Season. Children
between the ages of 5 and
13 are welcome to join.
Registration will be in the
East Winston Shopping
Center from 10 a.m. to 1
p.m. on Saturday, March
21. For more information,
please contact: Leonard
Green for football at 336
765-7515 or Charlene
Bracley for cheering at
336-995-2045.
Tre' Town,
Tre' Town, which per
forms a wide variety of
music styles such as
Classic' Soul, Motown,
Doo-Wop and Funk, will
be appearing for
Casablanca Saturdays at
Legends fear & Grill in the
Quality Inn & Suites, 2008
S. Hawthorne Road, on
Saturday, March 21.
Doors open at 8 p.m.
1980s dance music
between Tre Town sets will
be provided by Bob
Wesley. Admission is $5
per person or $8 per cou
ple. For more information,
contact Bobby or Debbie
Locke at 336-655-8688 or
email: fastfame@bell
south.net.
Great American
Cleanup
Keep Winston-Salem
Beautiful is still accepting
volunteers for the annual
Great American Cleanup in
Winston-Salem to be held
Saturday, March 21, in
conjunction with Forsyth
Creek Week. During the
annual Great American
Cleanup in Winston
Salem, local roadways,
parks and schools will be
cleaned of litter from 9
a.m. to noon with the assis
tance of families, individu
als and church, civic,
schooj and scouting
groups. For more informa
tion or to volunteer, go to
www.KWSB .City ofW S or
g, or call CityLink 311.
The '5' Royales
proclamation
The '5' Royales,
Winston-Salem's home
grown band that helped
defined R&B in the late
1940s, will be honored
with a proclamation from
the city at noon on
Thursday, March 19 at the
Hanesbrand Theatre, 209
N. Spruce St. Winston
Salem Mayor Allen Joines
will recognize the ground
breaking group and pro
claim that day in their
h<fior. The '5' Royales will
be inducted into the Rock
& Roll Hall of Fame in
Cleveland, Ohio on April
18. All of the original
members are dead, but
many of their family mem
bers will attend the March
19 proclamation. A recep
tion will follow with light
refreshments. Advance
ticket sales will be avail
able for the 'Sock-Hop'
dance, a fundraiser that
will be held in early April.
For more information, con
tact Bobby Ray Wilson at
336-406-5138; xxxzoolo
gy55@yahoo.com; or Kim
Bell at 336-354-9836 or
kimskreations63 @y ahoo .c
om.
Black Chamber
mixer
The Winston Salem
Black Chamber of
Commerce (WSBCC) will
have its first mixer of 2015
on Thursday, March 19
starting at 6:30 p.m. at
Carolina Vineyards &
Hops, 1111 S. Marshall
St. We will recognize the
Founders and Charter
members of the WSBCC,
which began January 15,
2002. This event is open to
business and non-business
owners, members and non
members. For additional
information contact:
Randon Pender at 336
575-2006
Or Fashion House
Party
In the spirit of the
founders of the WSSU
Brown Alumni Chapter,
the Brown Alumni Chapter
will be having an OF
Fashion House Party in
observance of its Founders'
Day, Friday, March 20, at 6
p.m., Forsyth Technical
Community
College/Mazie Woodruff
Center, 4905 Lansing
Drive. The theme for this
year is; "Food, Fellowship,
Fun And Fund Night."
Funds raised from this
event will be used for
scholarships to high school
seniors planning to attend
WSSU in Fall 2015.
Tickets are available in
advance for $25 person.
For more information con
tact , Vera Hillian,
Fundraiser Committee
Chair or Randon Pender,
President at 336-757-8894
or 336-575-2006.
Class meeting
The A.H. Anderson
High School class of 1966
will meet at 4 p.m. on
Saturday, March 21,
at 3705 El Santos Court
in Winston-Salem. All
members interested in
working on the 50-year
class reunion are encour
aged to attend. Please
RSVP your attendance to
336-971-6196.
Americans United
The Triad Chapter of
Americans United will
meet on Tuesday, March
24, at 7 p.m. at the Polo
Recreation Center, 1850
Polo Road. The meeting
will cover the U.S. Court
of Appeals ruling in Joyner
v. Forsyth County. Bill J.
Leonard, James and
Marilyn Dunn Professor of
Baptist Studies and
Professor of Church
History at the School of
Divinity, Wake Forest
University, will speak.
'The Prince and the
Pauper'
Spring Theatre will
present "The Prince and
the Pauper" Friday, March
20 and Saturday, March 21
at 7 p.m., and Sunday,
March 22 at 2 p.m.
Performances will be at the
Mountcastle Forum
(Milton Rhodes Center for
the Arts) on 251 North
Spruce St. Tickets are $8
per person.
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