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DELTA CHARM AND
YOUTH CLINIC
Participants in the Daita
Sigma Thata Youth and
Charm Clinic held recently
at NCCU'i Alfonso Elder
Student Union (abova) are:
(l-r) Pam Stan back, Metva
Sloan, Carol Nixon; sea tad:
Karen Daniels, Daraan .
Crocker and Gail Farrish.
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Pictured below with Ann of
Ann's Beauty World end
Ronald Brown (standing)
are (seated) Lucy Boyd and
Jennifer Wright.
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Durham Deltas Sponsor Charm Clinic
The annual Charm Clinic,
sponsored by the Durham
Alumnae Chapter of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority, was
.held recently at the Alfonso
Hauser
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membership, Dr. Hauser, .
a NAACP Life Member,
said to his mother, "We
salute you for your devo
tion to your ambition of
seeing your offsprings en
joy a life in keeping with
I he American dream. We
wish our father were here
10 share this event. We
feel that the funds for this
membership will con
tribute in some measure to
ihe perpetuation and
fulfillment of the
American Dream for us
and for all who do not
now share fully the fruits
of our great democracy.
We challenge other
families to follow our ex
ample." On Sunday, the 16th,
Rev. F.A. Leak, pastor of,
the Pleasant Grove Baptist
Church, gave Mrs. Hauser
a place of honor during
the morning worship.
Howard Carter, a nephew
of Mrs. Hauser who is
president of the Yadkin
County branch of the
NAACP, formally
presented the life member-,
ship plaque to Mrs.
Hauser. He paid tribute to
her as being the branch's
first life member and urg
ed those present not to let
her enjoy that distinction
very long.
Following the morning
services, the family hosted
a reception in the church
Fellowship Hall where the
community was given the
opportunity to say
"Happy Birthday" to
Mrs. Hauser.
Mrs. Hauser and the
late Rev. Hauser have
seven daughters: Mrs.
Beulah Vay Christian and
Mrs. Martha V. Wilson of
Yadkinville; Mrs. Mary i
Olena Paige of Herndon,
Virginia; Mrs. Dora L.
Callaway of Washington,
D.C.; Mrs. Doris D.,
Elliott ' of. Hyattsville,
Maryland;' . s. Velma E.
Elder Student Union on the
campus of North Carolina
"Central University.
The theme, "Youth for
World Peace" was discussed
throughout the day by con
sultants in various fields of
endeavor.
Greetings were expressed
by Ms. Betty Blackmon,
president, Durham Alumnae
Chapter. Topics covered
Jackson of Cleveland,;
Ohio; and Mrs. Fannie M.
Rice of North Ridge, j
California. They have six
sons: Martin A., Leonard,
G. and L. Reginald
Hauser of Cleveland,
Ohio; P. Bernard Hauser
of Los Angeles, Califor
nia; David M. Hauser of
Yadkinville; and Dr. C.
Brady Hauser of Winston-.
Salem.
were: Life Development
Center - Mrs. Mary Hester
Smith, coordinator; Youth
and the Law - Rights and
Responsibilities - Attorneys
Cecily Smith and Shirley d.
Dean; Charm - Mrs. Joseph
ine Clement, chairman, Dur
ham City Board of Educa
tion; Modeling - Ms. Julie
Stanback, model, Greens
boro and Ms. Melva Sloan,
co-owner of Spool & Spin-
die; Make-up and Hair
Styling Ms. Ann Evans of
Ann's Beauty World; Dance
and exercising - Ervin
Taylor, director of 4-H
Clubs, Orange County.
Area high schools parti
cipating in the clinic were
Hillside, Durham, Northern
Southern, Jordan, Person
and Orange.
Light Of World Lodge
To Observe 55th Anniversary
Light Of World Lodge will observe its 55th Anniver
sary Friday through Sunday in Siler City.
Alexander Graves, Jr., coordinator, states that a well
rounded program is planned. On Friday evening, March
28, from 10 p.m. until 2 a.m., a Ball is planned at the
National Guard Armory. Saturday night is closed to the
public and activities will be at the American Legion
Hut. Breakfast will be served Sunday morning at the
Lodge Hall from 6:30 to 8:30 a.m., followed by church
service at Centennial AME Zion Church in Bear Creek
at 1 1 a.m. The climax will be the dedicatorial services of
the E.S. Ramsey Gymnasium with J. A. Carter, Past
State Grand Lecturer of Durham, as the keynote
speaker.
NURSES BREAKFAST CLUB
The Nurses Breakfast Club held its regular monthly
meeting March 19 at the Fayetteville Street Chicken Hut
with Mrs. L. McCoy, president, presiding. The business
session was devoted to discussion of projects and ac
tivities for the spring and summer. 1
Members present were: Mmes. Eldona Bass, Juanita
Bell, Annie Black, Maedcll Gattis, Ethel Hopkins,
Mamie Howard, Althca Ingram, Janet Lynch, Lucrctia
McCoy, Phyllis Nuchurch, Gladys Richardson, Onnie
Rogers, Bertha Snipes and Ernestine Turner.
Mrs. Doris Self, Mrs. Dorothy McNeil and Mrs.
Mablc Thompson were hostesses.
Engagement
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mayorial candidate of
Goldsboro, North
Carolina. He holds a
degree in political science
and a master's in in
dustrial management from
Purdue University (Ind.)
where he was also a star
athlete. The prospective
groom, a member of
Omega Psi Phi Fraternity,
is membership represen
tative for the American
Society of Composers,
Authors and Publishers
(ASCAP), West Coast.
He is senior associate and I
his fiancee junior
associate of Portfolio;
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of Beverly Hills, and
entertainment manage
ment firm.
As early as 1869, Roderick
Badger, a Black profes
sional, was practicing
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