Barber-Scotia College will celebrate its 117th birthday
with a Founders Day Pregrain on Friday. January 20.
at 7 p.m.. in the College Convocation Center. Keynote
speaker for the occasion will be Dr. James H. Costen.
president of the Interdenominational Theological
Center. Dr. Costen was also moderator of the lMth
General Assembly of the Presbyterian Church In the
U.S.A. Dr. Cos ten’s community activities are equally
impressive. He is founder and chairperson of the
board. Harbison New Town. South Carolina (a planned
community of about 3,MO residents), a charter
member of Leadership Atlanta, and chairperson of the
Boggs Academy Board of Trustees. The community is
invited to Join Barber-Scotia CoUege famUy and
friends as they celebrate 117 years of rich heritage and
tradition.
Small Business Conference Set
“How to Make it Big in «
Your Small Business” is
the theme of a Small Busi
ness Administration (SBA)
conference to be held at the
Charlotte Civic Center,
January 20-21.
The conference, co
sponsored by Central Pied
mont Community College
(CPCC), is designed to help
veteran small business
owners and veterans plan
ning to start a business.
Congressman Jim Mar
tin will be the guest
speaker at the Friday
luncheon and Marshall J.
; Parker, SBA Associate
Deputy Administrator,
Washington, will be the
guest speaker on Saturday.
Seminars will deal with
how to plan a business,
when an attorney is , need
ed, how to find start-im
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capital, record keeping,
managing people, tax obli
gations, computers in
small business, advertising
and cash flow.
There will be time for
private discussion with the
seminar presenters. More
than 30 exhibitors will have
displays.
Registration for both
days, including lunches, is
$20. For a descriptive
brochure and more infor
mation, call CPCC at
704-373-6900 or 704-373-6521.
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St. Augustine’s Alumni Chapter Plans Disco
St. Augustine’s Alumni
Chapter recently met at the
Greenville Center to dis
cuss new and old business.
With Willie Dunn presid
ing, alumni members re
flected on 1983 events.
The following positive ac
tivites and goals were ac
complished and planned by
the St. Augustine’s Alumni
Chapter:
On October 15 a disco at
the Excelsior Club on Beat
ties Ford Road netted over
5400. Another disco will be
held at the Excelsior Jan
uary 21. For tickets call
Willie Dunn at Ses-^SSS.
On November 12 an
attic sale grossed over
5100. A spring sale has been
planned by Gladys Avent.
On December 10 the
Christmas party for alumni
and guests wsa held at the
Sharon Chase Condo Club
house. Gifts were ex
changed and there was
dancing, laughter and com
radeship.
December 22 marked the
day alumni members de
livered four Christmas
baskets to families in the
Greenville Center area.
Deliveries were made by
Willie Dunn and Rich
ard Highland.
If you are a graduate of
St. Augustine's College and
interested in joining the
alumni chapter, contact
Willie Dunn at 568-4988.
Graduates from Char
lotte and surrounding
areas include: Furness
Armstead, Gladys Avent,
Audrey Caldwell, Cathe
rine Chapman, Clifton
Collins, June Davenport,
Charlea Davis, Uoyd
Da via , Willie Dunn, Robert
Hlcka, Richard Highland,
Robert Hoffman, Sr., Al
bert Huey, Bernard King,
Carolyn Nelson, Faye
Maye, Laurancene Mur
phy, Earline Nelson, Tho
masena Osborne, Vernon
and Patricia Perry (Gas
tonia), Nancy Pethel,
Tommy Poindexter, An
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Scott, J. D. Singletary,
Freddie Smith, Ned and
Mildred Smith (Mare
HOI). Sidney and Madie
Smith, Shirley Waite,
Zeima Turner, Tom Wyatt,
Roy Wynn, Ethel Young,
Reginald Spencer end
Sharon DueO.
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Kim Marie Kronen berg of
Charlotte was named stu
dent marshal for the Col
lege of Arts and Archi
tecture during fall semes
ter commencement exer
cises at the Pennsylvania '
State University.
One student from each of '
Penn State’s colleges is
selected As marshal,
primarily on the basis of '
academic achievement.
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mance and music educa- -
tion major, is a member of
Phi Beta Kappa national
honor society. ,f
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