2L-THE CAROLINA TIMES
SAT., JUNE 16, 1979
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Mrs. Thelma Kinney .
- Happy Birthday to Mrs. Karen .O'Brien; Kfs,
VeitJnica Duncan, LeRay HodgeJr., and Ms. Eva
Wiliams from your niatty relatives and friends. v '
A veteran Cacher of 22. years, in. Fayetteville city
schools, John T Gibson, and a Greensboro A&T State
University student, Ms. Cynthia Taylor will team up to
interview Fayetteville bjack families this month, They
will v gather information, about the blac k, population
social and economic conditions. The utrvey-is corr-,
dinated by the University of Michigan Institute for
' Social ' Research and the .National ISflMvof Black
. Americans. It is seeking (ififormation) interviews with
i- about 5,000 blacks in different parts of the country.
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The Graham Family Circle, Inc. will starts summer
time festivities with their annual picnic on June 16 at
Jones Lake. The North Carolina membership of the
1'circle" will host the eventful weekend.
The Baltimore-Washington 1 members will arrive
Saturday morning via. chartered bus. The schedule of
events include a reception for out of town guests, an
earfy breakfast, a picnic at thtf lake with games and pic
nic lunches, a membership meeting before leaving the
lake, a dinner for the guests at the home of Mr. and'
Mrsi Julius Pipkin in Fayett&ville after the the picnic, a
Fellowship gathering at the Golden Eagle Motel, and
finally a Sunday morning breakfast at the hpme of Mr.
and Mrs; Chauncey. Simmons on Matthews Street in.
Fayetteville. During-the membership meeting at the1'
lake, filial plans will be made for the annual Reunion to ;
be held in Fayetteville on August 11 and 12.
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- International Toastmistress Clubs, Blue ' Ridge
Region, Council IV made up of Carolina Club,, Fort
Bragg, Mrs. Jewell Waddell President; La Madrinna
ClubTVayetteville, Mrs. Thelma H, Kinney, President;
Les Parlantes Club, Raleigh, Mrs. Ellen Knox, Presi
dent; Triangle Cities Club, Durham, Mrs. Joan Reece
-'president; Skyway Club, Fayetteville,.Mrs. Mae Hayes,
President, and recently organized The Tar Hill Twirks,
Smithfield were in conference Saturday past at Fayet
. teville Technical Institute. Welcome was by Mrs. Mae
Hayes, Response was made by Mrs. Jewell Waddell.
Workshops were conducted by Mrs. Elevaine Hope,
: Mrs. Jewell WaddelU Mrs. Jessie Devane, Mrs: Mae
Hays, Mrs. - Lenzia Thompson and Mrs. Davetter
- Shepard. Mrs. Betty Tunstall, president Blue Ridge
- Region,5 ITCinstallectthe new officers for 1979-1980. A
skit "What Is .Council" "was enjoyed during the lun
cheon. Mrs. Veatrice Davis, second vice president, Blue
Ridge Region, ITC was present and made a precis. Mrs.
Guessie Walden, Council IV President presided and
presented the awards. Those who were in attendance en-
joyedtthe day. Thanks to each member of the Skyway
Club who wore the beautifu royal blue and white. Mrs.
Davetter Shepard has been installed as the President of
Council IV.
Marian Tally firown, musician, author and lecturer,
presented a program at First Baptist Church Sunday
past at 6 p.m. Dr. Brown was visiting her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. James T. Simmons. The program was given'
for the Floral Club of the church. She is a graduate of
Bennett College, " attended Mount Holyoke, South
Hadley, Mass., Eastman School of music, and received
her master's and doctorate degrees from Indiana
University in Bloomington, Ind. She has been involved -in
ethnomusiciological research and has conducted
workshops on black music at Indiana University,'
. Queens College, New York; University of Wisconsin,
Madison; Morgan State, Baltimore; Converse College,
Spartanbrug, S.C., State University of New York
(Brocport) and the University of Massachusetts at
Amherst. She has a number of publications, volumes
and series. She is the wife of concert and recording artist
William A. Brown."
Wedding vowes were, spoken recently at Fayetteville
Technical Institute. Rose Garden by Miss Karen Lou
McAllister and Vincent Lee Young.' Rev. Harry Miller
officated. A reception ws held at the Holiday Inn by her
parents. The couple will live in Honolulu, Hawaii. The
bride is a graduate of FTI School of Nursing and .is
employed in Washington at Washington Hospital.
Center. The bridegroom is a staff sergeant with the
317th Headquarters Squadron, Pope Air Force Base.
Ms. Gloria Powell has received her Masters of Arts
degree from Ball State University in Muncie Ind. in
sociology. She is the daughter of Mrs. Nellie Evans of
Route 10.
Ms. Venessa Evans was among the dancers recently "
with the East Carolina Dance Theater when the Dance
Theater presented "An Evening of Dance" at East
Carolina Playhouse. Classical music to blues, literary
works to Broadway shows were incorporated in dance,
which covered everything from classical ballet to jazz to
modern. She is also the daughter of Mrs. Nellie Evans
of Route 10.
The Elks, their guests and friends enjoyed their semi
formal Friday past at the Village Hall in Eutaw Center.
Each of these Advertised Kama I raqulrad to
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William Alton Hodges and Robert L. Archer both of
White Plains. N.Y attended the graduation exercises of
Miss La Beech Hodges recently. While here, they were
visiting relatives and friends. ; '
J ' i William Swan of Seabrook Road has been named
"Sigma of the Year 1979" by his fraternity, the Phi
Beta Sigma Fraternity. He was presented a beautiful
plaque. .
A piano recital-can be enjoyed on June 17 at
Methodist College Reeves Auditorium at 3 p.m. The
recital is open to the public.
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Jim Eiler's musical version of "Cinderella" was
presented recently at Fayetteville Little Theater." It is
produced in association with the Ft. Bragg Playhousev
Items in cooper and collector plates become popular
across the country.
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Wedding vows were spoken Saturday afternoon by
Miss Laura Mae McDonald and Dwight Duval Sim
mons of Cleveland, Ohio. The ceremony took place at,
Friendship Baptist Church with Rev. James Haire and
Rev. Walter Haire officiating. The newly weds will live
in Cleveland, Ohio. The bride is a graduate of Fayet
teville State University and was formerly employed with
Columbus County Board of Education. The
bridegroom is a graduate of A&T State University and is
employed at the Ford Motor Co. in Geveland.
Sympathy is extended to the family and many friends'
of Alexander Barnes.
. Sympathy is extended to the family of Roderick Love.
Sympathy is extended to the family of Mrs. Marie
Mitchell.
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Makes 4 servings.
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