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Secretary-Treasurer
Flower
/ Gub Observes
Annual Picnic
The New Castle Street
Flower Club observed its
annual picnic recently at
Hornets Nest Park.
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■The president, Mrs. Cloe
Yongue stated the fellow
ship was rewarding. She
encouraged the members
to remain dedicated to
their services. They are
proud of their ongoing
project in yard and street
beautification. Other
objectives include sending
— flowers to neighborhood
families in times of death,
monetary donations to
those who are sick, and
gifts to graduates and new
lyweds.
Bridge Club
Winners Named
At the recent Metrolina
Duplicate Bridge Club the
following results were net
ted: First place in the
North-South team was
Vietta Neal and ^Spencer
Durante; second place,
Tennyson Johnson and
Harry Boat; third place, W.
W. Twitty and Gerson
Stroud; and fourth place,
Rosena Gaines and La
vonne Knight.
On the East-West team,
fust place winners were:
Emery Rann and Charles
Bost; second place, Joseph
Scott and Edward High;
third place, Cora Lewis and
Walter Byers; and fourth
place, Bertha Robinson
and Samella Twitty.
Gregory Gibson
.Snow camp native
First Citizens
Names Gibson
Senior Auditor
Gregory Lee Gibson has
been named a senior
auditor for First Citizens
Bank in Charlotte.
The Snow Camp native
earned a bachelor’s degree
TIT accounting From The
University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill. He
joined First Citizens in
1901.
Gibson lives in Snow
camp.
Basketball One
Boys and girls, improve
your basketball skills and
teehniques at the Mc
Cr'orey YMCA this sum
mer.
A three-week basketball
camp will be conducted by
college coaches and play
ers June 25 - July 13, 4-7
p,m. Boys and girls 12-17
years old are eligible for
camp. Registration must
becompleted by June 22.
A Saturday Morning
Basketball Clinic will be
conducted from 9-10:30
am. on the following
Saturdays: June 23, 30,
July 7, 14, 21, 28 Boys and
girls five to 11 years old are
eligible for the clinic. Re
gistration must be com
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Suarez To Head Charlotte Arts & Science Cmmeil
Special To The Post
Robert Suarez, 56, Vice
President and General
Manager of Knight pub
lishing Company, was
elected the president of
Charlotte’s Arts ft Science
Council on June 14 as the
Council elected officers
and board members for
1964-65. He will assume the
presidency July 1.
The_ Council is Char
lotte's major fund raising
organization (or the arts,
conducting an annual drive
similar to that of United
Way...
Suarez, Iastyear chosen
President-Elect, rotated
into the presidency. Re
placing him as President
Elect is John Georgius,
Vice Chairman of First
Union National Bank.
The Council named three
Vice Presidents: Bob Al
bright, President of John
sob C. Spr»ith University;
Clyda Rent, Queens Col
lege Vice President for
The New-Colleger-and
Betty Chafin Rash, Public
Affairs Consultant.
Other officers: Secre
tary-Treasurer Clive Mc
Allister, a partner with the
firm Arthur Young k Co.;
and Assistant Treasurer
Jim Preston, attorney with
the law firm Parker, Poe,
Thompson, Bernstein,
Gage ft Preston.
_Past president Francis
B. Kemp, President of
North Carolina National
Bank, serves on the board
ex-officio.
Suarez, who has been a
Charlotte resident since
1972, has served on the
board of the Charlotte
Symphony for 10 years and
of Spirit Square for six
years. He came to Knight
Publishing, as controller
and was named Vice Pre
sident and Business Man
ager in 1975, and became
Vice President and Gen
eral Manager in 1978.
“One of the Council's
most important jobs is to
increase the level of fund
ing in order to help the art
organisations in their ef
forts to grow and excel
“What I want to do is
carry on Buddy Kemp's
Robert Seerez
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