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Howard Rhinehardt
Long-time employee
First Gtizen
Awards 27
Service Pins
Twenty-seven First Ci
tizens employees in Char
lotte have been recognized
for their service to the bank
and its customers.
Howard F. Rhinehardt
received a 25-year pin.
Receiving 20-year pins
were John R. Noles, Anne-
marie J. Atwell and Thel
ma B. Renegar.
Pins designating 15 years
of service went to David R.
Ellsworth, William A.
Fisher and Julia R. Rich
ardson.
Receiving 10-year pins
were Ted R. Griffith, Ca-
thyrine N. Hyman, Tony M.
Yarboro, Pamela Dicker-
son, Alexander S. Badger,
Jr., Fred E. St. John,
Joseph G. Quidley, Ro
bert Gravitt, Jr., Elva
Wensil and Linda H. But
ler.
Pins tor five years of
service went to Bonnie F.
Simpson, Harriet I. Bry
ant, Donna R. Ledford,
Mary L. Hinton, Gayle
T. Hall, Brenda A. Fields,
Elizabeth K. Handsel,
Kelly J. Burnette, Mary
Sue Welch and Linda R.
Stinson.
Alexander
Blames
Blacks
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general operations. Hooks
“dirty, low-down lie.”
Alexander commented
that, “If the organ
ization needed money for
general operations, it c^uld
be obtained through the
organization’s reserve or
by the vote of the \)oard of
directors.”
Alexander emphatically
stated he wasn’t disturbed
by questioning about the
NAACP. He blamed the or
ganization’s financial pro
blems on blacks in gen
eral, rather than NAACP
leaders. “Some of the
blacks being assisted by
the NAACP never contri
bute money,” he project
ed. “It’s not just the
NAACP that blacks don’t
support,” Alexander
added. He said, “...black
historical programs in
general receive little sup
port. A hypothetical ex
ample is black colleges,”
he stated. “The support of
tilack colleges by black
people is minimal.”
Alexander summed up
his point when he stated
imore people need to be
asking what have they
done to support the
hfAACP. “Then they’ll
know why this 75 year-
old organization is having
money problems,” he
assured.
Opoi Jimipere
The 1984 Mercedes U.S.
Open Jumping Champion
ship, featuring 30 of Ame
rica’s strongest horses
and riders, will be held on
Sunday, May 13, at Me
morial Stadium. The jump
ing event, one of the last
stops before the 1984 Olym
pic Games in L.A., will be
held at 2:30 p.m. and pre
ceded at 10 a.m. by Char
lotte’s own equestrian
event, the Charlotte Junior-
Amateur Championship.
For ticket information, call
366-4028 or 364-6055. Lions
Charities, Inc. sponsors the
event to benefit charities
supported by the Lions.
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