Gene Potts
..Charter member
Alpha Phi Alpha
To Observe Annual
Founder’s Day
The local chapter of Alpha Phi
Alpha will be observing the annual
founder's day of the 79-year-old
fraternity, on Sunday, December 8,
beginning at 5 p.m. The observance
will take place at McDonald's
Cafeteria.
The national fraternity was
founded on the campus of Cornell
University. Beta Nu Lambda, the
local chapter was founded in 1939 by
eight Charlotte fraternity men, of
whom Eugene Potto is one.
In celebrating founder’s day, the
local chapter will present as its
guest speaker, former general
president Lionel- H. Newsom. Dr.
Newsom* president emeritus -of
Central Stole University is well
known in the Charlotte education
and business communities where he
served in higher education at
Johnson C. Smith University and
Barber Scotia College. Having
addressed the conditions of minority
Americans in their quest for
freedom and dignity, Newsom is
expected to rekindle the fire within
the fraternal brothers to continue to
lead in social and economic
developments for the betterment of
human kind.
Reservations are required by
December 3 for the dinner and
reception. The cost for the event is
$12 per person. For more
information contact committee >
chairman, Preston R. Allison.
CPCC Honor Society
Twelve Mecklenburg County stu
dents were inducted into the Phi
Theta Kappa national honor so
ciety at Central Piedmont Com
munity College this month.
New members include Yim Ming
N. Chan, Rise* M. Crife, Marian
Ellen Davis, Caroline M. Fron,
James E. Heffner, Geoffrey P.
Holden, Peggy S. Kistler, Cynthia
M. Lovings, Pamela R. Marks,
Davilla F. Perry, and Rochelle C.
Wilson, all of Charlotte; and
Ricardo Angel-Elinap of Pineville.
Also inducted were Amy J. Furr of
Monroe, Jeffrey Verhey of Denver,
and Beverly A. Argenio of Fort Mill,
S.CY
CreCTs Phi Lambda Chapter of
Phi Theta Kappa recognizes and
encourages scholarship among
community and junior college stu
dents.
Of the 1,221 community colleges in
the U.S., CPCC recently won recog
nition as one of the top five com
munity colleges in teaching excel
lency, and student success.
Santa Has Arrived
Holiday activities are in full swing
at Freedom Mall Shopping Center.
Santa has arrived and will be on
haqd to talk to youngsters from 11
a.rm to 8 p.m., Monday through
Saturday, and from 1-5 p.m., <
Sundays.
OUR TOWN, a model railroad and
village made to resemble Char
lotte is now on display through
December 28. Donations given will
go the Braille Foundation.
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