According To Mrs. Miller
Having Twins Doubles The Pleasoe
By Teresa Simmons 1'
Pmt Staff Writer
.. “Consider having twins
double the pleasure,’” is the
response of Joanne Miller,
mother of Plaahatta and
Pleshetta. ‘Tm busy aQ
the time, but I enjoy it..'”
there is a lot of pleasure in
taking care of twins.”
Mrs. Miller has one de
finite attribute in com*
mon with the other
previously interviewed for
this series. Twins have ap
peared in her family be
fore. “On my mother’s aide
of the family, there is one
set of twins. They are my
mnthrr’i first lonalna/”—
Mrs. Miller pointed out. -
One of seven families
participating in the semin
ars, counseling sessions
and interaction meetium
sponsored by the Iota
Chapter of the Chi Eta Phi,
Inc. Sorority, (nursing
sorority of Charlotte), the
Millers plan to participate
in the sorority’s April l
l “Twins On Parade’’ pro
1 gram. This program win be.
held at die Greenville
»Center on Spring St. at 4
p m. Through the sorority’s
I programs, Mrs. Miller has
; also been introduced to the
National Twin Chib, an
entity she was not aware of
i beforehand.
: Being on “parade” will
not be a new adventure, so/
.to speak, tor the Millar
,* twins, Pleahatta and Ple
,*hetta “They don’t get as
.much attention as they
; toed to, but people still stop
•nd speak.’’ The twins
were born January C, IMS,
* but even people who have
known them from birth still
• find them special.
.With Pleshetta and Pleshatta
. “Even though they are
twine,” Mrs. Miller stated,
“! know how important it is
for them to have their own
identities. Already they
have formed different per
sonalities. Pleshatta is a
little more affectionate.
She will give you a lot of
Usees.”
So far, Mrs. Miller has
not recognised any siblii*
rivalry difficulties in her
twin daughters. Instead,
the two have formed a
dose band, perpetuating
the common belief that
twine often form cioee re
lationships “Whatever one
doea,*’ Mn. lfilkr has ob
served, “the other wfD join
in - they both love to play
games and they love the
same types df toys. Some
times I call them lAeat’
and'Repeat,"’ Mrs. MUler
The “joys" of eariig for
twins sometimes tans into
a hard day’s work. “The
hardest part la when both
of them are sick. When one
£ The Charlotte Club of the
National Aaoodatfcn of Ne
‘gro Business and Profes
sional Women’s Clubs, Inc.
•wfll host fee 38th Annuel
? Southeast Region District
; Conference on Thursday.
;; Friday, and Saturday.
: The Conference is sched
uled for the Quality Inn and
will feature a series of
educational workshops, fo
Upward Bound
• • TbeJCSU Upward Bound
Progrant will boat a lun
• cheon for Charlotte-Meck
I lenburg Secondary and
Junior High School Coun
selor* and other employees
• on Thursday, March 22, on
! campus. Purpose of the
: lunch is to familarize the'
; school system staff with
the services'provided by
■ Upward Bound sad to dis
! cuss eligibility require
; Upward Bound is a pre
’ college program that
assists high gtu.
dents in academic achieve
ment m» well as cultural
development so that they
may successfully compete
. in college. Tutorial assist
; ance la largnage. wUbw,
math and reeding Is avail
able. Students aunt have at
least a “C” average, be
interested in attending
- college end be recom
mended by their Ugh _
. school counselor. For more
information, call Tammera
Nelson, Upward Bound
director at 378-1000,
! Ext. 3008.
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is sick with a cold, tar
instance, the other one ja
also. Clothing them and
providing ta them
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Mn. Miller has a
Renee, who , gives hat a
helping hand whenever it is
me kith bathing and*
strolling them,” Mn. M1B
«r stated.
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