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14-TH? CAROLINA TIMES SAT.. MARCH 24, 1979 Cfcte and Socials TTinifllMI Mimmi t i i mum nrrrn- r TTlWi m imr llllll: 111 M - liJlII - i .. . . rrAJWa-V ' 1 ' KINGS CLUB CROWNS QUEEN AT ANNUAL , BLACK AND GOLD BALL The Kings Club crowned its 1979-80 Black and Gold Bail Queen, March 17 at the Tenth Annual Black and Gold Ball held at the Royal Villa Motor Inn in Raleigh. Ms. Cora . McFadden, sponsored by Social Chairman Claude Daniels was the winner and received thejueen's trophy and roses. Second place winner was Ms. Elizabeth Thomas, sponsored by Harold Hayes, and third place went to Ms. Ruby Holeman who was. sponsored by WUliam Borden. Other contestants and sponsors were: Ms. Shirley Hymon William Richardson; Ms. Vallie Brown Ervin Johnson; Ms. Valerine - Banks - Paul Weeks and Ms. Barbara Tate Kenneth Rice. The Black and Gold Ball, an annual event since the club's inception, has been the primary fund-raising function. Funds raised are put back into the community through sponsorship by the club of Little League football . and baseball teams, according to George Suggs. ' Music for the ball was provided by The Serenades of Fayetteville. An early morning breakfast was served during the ball. All contestants were presented with trophies for their participation in the fund raising event. The Kings Club, a nonprofit corporation, was chartered in 1969 for the purposes of providing assistance to indivi duals andor groups engaged in civic, cultural and economic endeavors. The Kings Club has provided scholarships to local students attending local institutions of higher learning, financial support for the Oxford Orphanage and co-sponsors the annual city-wide Easter Egg Hunt with the v v. vtf m nui eta dui cadhditv iwr uMimmftH Yvnnno Pollhill into their tirterhood J57 E 17 fon ng .W.5? Sealed left to rii arice Co.eman, G.oria Cheeky Yvonne lSi'i!S Brown. Standing left to right: Louiett. Hayes. Nannie Devi. Barbara Dav... SS? itoSS Lortt Arlena Murray and Alice Young. Soror Pollhill and her husband. Sim,, dined w.th her "new liters" at a local restaurant Saturday evening. Durham Woman Dosignatod Specialist in Child Care Johnnie Marie Richmond Herndon has become Dur ham's first and North Carolina's 18th credentialed child Development Associate. Designation as a child development associate is made by t the Child De velopment Associate Consortium, an organiza tion of national professional associations whose members are in child development program. Northgate 10-9 Downtown 10-5:30 South Square 10-9 1 " Fa.v rsro nnivcstw and cotton for the little ladies this Easter. The dress and jacket are perfect for cool mornings. In Aqua $26.00. For the older girl the flouncy dress with bottom ruffle and slit sleeve. $20.00 The Children's Department Downtown Only! Mrs. Herndon is a teacher of 2-year olds at the Durham Nursery School at Lyon Park on Kent Street. She joined Dur ham Nursery School in 1975 through an employ ment and training program after serving as a teacher's aide at R.N. Harris School and in the New Bethel Head Start program. Mrs. Herndon through an extensive training and evaluation program to earn the child development associate certi fication, including work with a trainer and parent community representative and preparing a portfolio showing her work with the children. A consortium re presentaive also did part of the evaluation for certifK cations. ,: The consortium was set. up in 1972 and the. first child development associate award was made in 1975. The number. pfi( child-care workers with the disgnation is now over 1,000. Mrs. Herndon has been accepted as a student in tVio mpntnl health associate program at John Umstead Umstead Hospital in Butner. She has a daughter, Sonya Latrice, and attends Bible way Church. Commenting on receiving the certification, Mrs. Hern don said, "If a person with child care experience is interested in pursuing a career without a col lege degree, the CDA is beneficial and rewarding because you get recogni tion for your teaching, merit and increase your own skills in providing develop men tin young adults. The North Carolina area is in dare need of child develop ment program. Mrs. Herndon has been inter viewed on several program planning workshops, and previous materials for kids. Motto "push." Local Student Honored Miss IDora Murchison, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Manley of Durharri, N'C, has been honored for her performance in The Southwestern Company's nationally known suminer marketing program. ; ' While in competition with thousands of students from all over the United States, Idora earned the company's coveted Cen tury Club Award award for ranking in the top percen tage of student dealers in personal sales. Idora has been asked to return as a Student Manager in the company's summer pro gram. Her selection was announced after consideration in the areas of initiative, self-motiva-tion, and determination. Idora is a 1977 grad uate of C.E. Jordan High School and is now attend ing North Carolina State University. You don't have to borrow your neighbor's copy of THE CAROLINA TIMES Call Today 682-2913 , City of Durham. . - ; . -V : Members of the Kings Club are: Donnell Austin, presi dent; Robert Bailey, - corresponding secretary; William Borden, treasurer; Raymond Hayes, assistant treasurer, Claude Daniels, comptroller and social chairman, and Paul Weeks, athletic chairman; James Atwater, Kenneth Rice, George Suggs, Harold Hayes, Erwin Johnson, Robert Mo Cloud and Walter Richardson. The Club is located on Harmony Road. AZALEA GARDEN CLUB The Azalea Garden Club met March 5 at the home of Mrs Lalia Horton. After a short devotion, the president opened the Garden Gate for business. Mrs. Virgi Davis read a very inspriring and delightful article about one of the club members, Miss Mary Baines, taken from the NCCU Alumni newspaper. Miss Baines was congratulated by her club sisters. ' The Touring Committee is still making plans for the club trip to Charleston, S.C., in April Mrs. Charlotte Miller thanked Mrs. Horton for her generous hospitality and delicious repast she served. The next meeting will be April 2 at the home of Ms. Mary Bradsher in Hillsborough. t THE NURSES BREAKFAST CLUB The regular monthly meeting of the Nurses Breakfast Club met last month at a local restaurant. With Ms. Orlean Murry, vice president, presiding, plans for the year were formulated. The usual summer trip is being planned by the Social Committee. Aid to sick members and their families was given last year and a contribution of $200 was donated to the fuel aid program. j Members of the club attended the Legislative memg in Washington, D.C., March 13-15. Mrs. L. A. McCoy is president and Ms. Hazel Howard is secretary. SURPRISE BIRTHDAY DINNER A birthday dinner was given for Mrs. Josephine Perry by her husband, Walter Perry, March 14 at the Governor's Inn. As Mrs. Perry approached the dining area where a table was reserved, Ms. S.K. Blue played 'Happy Birthday", The centerpiece was a beautifully decorated birthday cake with candles made by Mrs. Fannie Rowland. Those present were Walter Perry, Mrs. Fannie Rowland, Ms. Edna Garrett, Ms. Chris Hawley and Mrs. Medessa Justice It takes 70 days to make a piece of Wedgewood china. MS. CORA McFADDEN QUEEN OF THE BLACK AND GOLD BALL KINGS CLUB - 1979-80 L G ey : rjnf L j k l presented by WjgijePanerns TbJ, ti rCT ' fvnd ISlmeiPieBch Associates r js I kT t- HarmJton Adams ImpofU 1 t LoomsMlnc. g 4M) spooLta JEL spfndLe t KJlfafc' acdugtolpiCTyspnngiMrtons V t V-.TWa-f l Jccnsonn amp paotm lUatm. 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