Walkertown High senior receives
scholarship from Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity
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Marcus Jeffery Williams, a grad
uating senior at Walkertown High
School was selected as the Darryl A.
Prince Sr. scholarship recipient for
2016.
On Thursday, June 2, the Delta
Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity, Inc., held a scholarship
awards presentation and reception in
honor of Sigma member Darryl A.
Prince Sr. The presentation and recep
tion was held at the Carl H. Russell,
Sr. Community Center, 3521 Carver
School Road, where Benjamin H.
Piggott is the center supervisor.
Marcus Williams is the son of
Andrew and Romana Williams and
considers' himself an extremely intel
ligent hard worker that tries to be the
best at everything he does.
Marcus Williams will be graduat
ing in the top 20 percent of his class
with a grade point average of 3.9. He
was a two-year letterman in basket
ball, where he was selected to the All
Northwest 1-A conference team both
years. During his senior season, he
was voted team captain and team
Most Valuable Player, where he led
the team in scoring. He was also a
two-year letterman in track and was a
NCHSAA State Qualifier on the 4 x
100,4 x 200 and 4 x 400 meter relay
teams.
He will be attending. East,
Carolina University in Greenville and
plans to major in Communications.
His future aspiration is to become a
sports journalist.
Sigma member Darryl A. Prince
Sr. was initiated into Phi Beta Sigma
Fraternity Inc. in 1990. He has served
faithfully and fraternally for more
than 25 years, upholding the ideals
and principles of the fraternity. In
2015, Darryl was inducted into the
Distinguish Service Chapter during
the Conclave in Little Rock,
Arkansas. The Distinguished Service
Chapter is the highest honor
bestowed on a member of Phi Beta
Sigma Fraternity Inc.
Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity was
founded at Howard University in
Washington, D.C., Jan. 9, 1914, to
exemplify the ideals of brotherhood,
scholarship and service.
Retired teacher celebrates
90th birthday at church
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CHRONICLE
Dorothy Ellis
Wynecoff was honored on
her 90th Birthday at a
reception held at Goler
Metropolitan A.M.E. Zion
Church.
Tributes were extended
by numerous guests,
including the Rev. Johnny
L Ruff, pastor of Goler
Metropolitan, Wynecoff
has received a certificate of
recognition from Mayor
Pro Tem Vivian H. Burke.
Wynecoff, a native of
Winston-Salem, is a retired
teacher, previously
employed in the Winston
Salem/Forsyth County
Schools system. She is the
daughter of the late Rev.
Golden C. Ellis and Sadie
Ellis and the widow of
Donnell "JT Wynecofif.
Over 100 family mem
bers and friends attended
the reception, including
her daughters, Dr. Debra
Wynecoff and Constance
Smith, and grandson Garry
Ogden Jr. and his daughter
Sophia of Atlanta. Also,
step-grandsons Christian
Smith and Timothy
Williams Jr. of the city
attended..
The event was held
on May 15.
Submitted photo
Among the people helping Dorothy Ellis Wynecoff,
middle, celebrate her 90th birthday are grandson
Garry Ogden Jr. and daughter Dr. Debra Wynecoff.
Fkoto by Doou Rofen
Glamour showcase
Magdalene Fleming, 87, shows off her outfit on the red carpet at the Fifty-Five Plus
Glamour Fashion Show on Saturday, June 18, at Quality Independent Living on Lansing
Drive. Fleming was one of several residents who participated in the fashion show, which
management said was designed to bolster residents' self-esteem and provide fun for
them. Men and women used their own clothe^,to model in.
Submitted photo
Marcus Jeff cry Williams
receives a scholarship
check and award, held
by his father, Andrew
Williams, from the Delta
Sigma Chapter of Phi
Beta Sigma Fraternity
Inc. He also received an
award from the Carl H.
Russell Sr. Community
Center, held by center
supervisor Benjamin H.
Piggott,for being a good
role model and partici
pant.
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