Mary Maxwell • _
.Communications tech
Mary Maxwell
Named FYesdent
Of Zeta Amicae
Mary B. Maxwell of
Charlotte has been a point
ed President of Zeta
Amicae of North Carolina.
State sponsor, Madie
Simpson, calls Ms. Max
ell “the kind of person who
could provide dynamic
leadership to the North
Carolina State’s Confer
ence efforts in support of
Zeta Phi Beta Sorority,
Inc.” \
Ms. Maxwell of 1829
Kennesaw Drive is a
communications techni
cian with the Charlotte-.
Mecklenburg School Sys
tem.
1 Zeta Amicae (Friends of
■.’.'Zetel is an auxiliary who
lends assistance to Zeta
activities; promotes good
public relations among
Zeta and other women in
|their local communities;
•tive to make non-Greek'
.women feel closer to the
;program of a Greek group;
•and to assure more co
operation in community
affairs sponsored by
'Zetas. The North Carolina
.’State Conference consists"
Of Chapters in Asheville,
'Greensboro, Kinston, Salis
i bury, Shelby, Elizabeth
j City and Wilmington. -
joninjB si. vner or
'Charlotte was named
! “Arhicae of 19B3.” Other
J officers elected were: Tbel
• ma Porter, vice president,
! Asheville; Arnette Gore,
| recording secretary, Fay
etteville; Jean'BsgH^’Csr
j responding secretary,
J Asheville and Carolynne
/ Perry, treasurer, Char
' lotte.
i HOOD MEMOKIAL
! The black Student ju-.i
;sociation Gospel Choir of
-Appalachian State Univer
sity will be in concert at
•Hood Memorial AME Zion
»Church Friday, February
' 17, at 7 p.m.
; The Black Gospel Choir
r from Boone is comprised of
'49 members under the
• direction of Terfy Law
rence. Musicians for the
‘choir are pianists Venus
;McLaurin, Elson Bald
• win, Peter Wilson; drum
Jmer Chris Moore; lead
• guitarist Dennis Watson
tand bass guitarist is Se
j drick Phelp. The choir is on
• its annual tour and will
5 render concerts-at several
5 locations between Boone
4' and Atlanta, Ga.
i You are cordially bivit
5 ed. Hood Memorial Church
1 is located on the sorper of
•’ Sacco and Todd Streets in.
Belmont. ,, “ ■
i MYERSTABERNACLE
{Myers Tabernacle AME
Zion Sanctuary Choir will
be selling old fashioned
fish, chicken and pig feet
dinners beginning Friday,
^ February 10, at noon,
'» through Saturday, Febru
i ary 11, 11 p.m. at 1810
* Baxter. Street (Ckerky
* community).
* For delivery of five or
J more dinners, call 377-5651.
• The cost of each dinner wft
! be $3. Money from this
lr effort will go toward the
• purchase of new robes for
t the choir. Rev. C. C.
I Thompson is pastor.
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“Be Kind To Your P „ Jy- Warm-Up Before You Exercise”
Special Ta The Post
. .A warm-up period of low
level activity and stretch
ing is a vital part to your
exercise routine. It is per
formed just prior to your
more vigorous activity of
jogging, swimming, brisk
walking, bicycle, basket
ball, aerobic dancing, or
whatever other exercise
be participating in. The '
warm-up progressively sti
mulates the heart for the
activity to follow, Increas
es the blood and oxygen
supply to your working
muscles, and gradually
raises the temperature of ,
the blood and muscle*
This In tun improves
your body’s flexibility and
f for five to eight
. is highly spe
cific to each joint that is
stretched therefore, all
joints mu
develop
flexibility i
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