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CONSULTANTS FOR THE JACK & JILL of
America, lac. Mid-Atlantic Region Ouster meeting
who addressed political, social and financial values.
From left to right: Attorney Elvis Lewis, Jr., Judge
Arthur Lane and Moses Walker.
PARENTS who attended the Mid-Atlantic Region Cluster Meeting of Jack
and Jill of America, Inc., held on the campus of Fayetteville State University.
Jack & Jill Holds Regional Meet In Fayetteville
FAYETTEVILLE -,
Jack and Jill of America, 1
Inc., , held it's Mid
Atlantic Region Cluster!
here at Fayetteville State j
University recently. Thej
theme for the meeting j
was "Family Values in!
the Deca4e of the 80V. j
Dr. Marye J. Jeffries,'
local chapter, president,
presided over the sesr
sion. ., .
Dr. Charles "A"
Lyons, Jr., chancellor of i
FSU, welcomed the
visitors to the university
campus. Further
greetings were given, by
Mrs. Emma Jackson,
regional director; Mrs.
Rosa Perry, national
editor of the organiza
tion's magazine, and,
Mrs. Mary Eldridge, a
member of the Fayet
teville City Schools
Board of Education.
Separate workshops '
were held for the parents
and teens. Mrs. Jeahette :
Council, a supervisor in
the Fayetteville City
School system, spoke on
"Political Values" in the
parents workshop. JuJge
Artnur Lane of the N.C.
Wilma Henry, Moses
Walker of FSU and At-,
torney Elvis Lewis, Jr.,
were the panelists; Jill
Annette Tatum
the local teen chapter
during lunch. The
parents held a business
session following lunch
while the teens toured
Superior Court 1nade a ;'moderated the teen's ses-! the campus, me tour in-
presentation on "Social sion. Teen president ciuaea.a snow m mc
planetarium.
Dr, Valeria Fleming
was chairman of the
i steering committee for
Values" and Dr. Ender
Nijhawan of FSU
discussed "Financial
Values". Jill Lorraine
Wheeler was moderator
for the parents
workshop.
The Teen workshop
had the same topics. Dr.
Fayetteville Happenings
By Mrs. T.H.Kinney
Wendell Carter of the !
aansDury chapter gave
remarks during the
meeting.
Parents and teens had
campus. Musical sselec-' V0,' Kutn1V?winv
tions were presented by ji f1 . Hmfn'
Wendell Carter and by . Marye Jeffries Qaudine
Miller were members of
the committee.
the Cluster Meeting. Jills;
Alice Bonner, Martha
Several students from Westover Senior High
Schoot wil participate in the "State Quiz Bowl"
championship in Durham April 24. The Quiz Bowl,
which tests students' general knowledge with h wide
range of questions, is sponsored by public libraries.
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Members of the Fayetteville Alumnae Chapter of
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority sponsored their annual
Jabberwock Ballon Saturday evening at E.E. Smith .
High School.
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Cumberland County residents aged 18 and older
may register to vote at various high schools. Check
your schedules.
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, The couple will live af Fort Knox, Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Autry of Fayetteville an
nounce the engagement of their daughter, Vivian
Teresa Burns, t6 Howard Moore, son of Mr. and
Mrs. James T. Moore of Hope Mills. The wedding
is planned for June 5 in Baptist Union Church.
The bride-elect is a graduate of South . View
Senior High School and Fayetteville Technical Inr
stitute. She is employed with' Brentwood Elemen
tary. School. , -; :;. ; , -
The prospective .bridegroom is a graduate :of
bouth view senior Hieh School
and attenHpH
Favetteviile Technical Institute. He is a machinist
Many enjoyed Expo; ;82 this weekend ar the, with Westinghouse. '
County Arena. -Wi-1i:.'v-.j:;ji':., 'liMtu'luuJ
' Mr. and Mrs. urooKer ; jviciciu mimiuuuw.
engagement 6f their daughter, Bonnie Maria, to
Clifton Earl Bell, Jr., son of Clinton Bell of Fayet- v
; teville and the late Mrs.' Bell. The wedding is plann
ed for June 5 in College Heights Presbyterian
The Zetas honored Mrs. Mattie Shaw Sparks as
"Woman of the Year' on Sunday.
FducaVors and deleaatesl ; active and retired, at
tended their annual conference during the weekend.
.
Miss Sophia Ann Stinson and Dennis Howard
Scott, both of Fayetteville, were married at 4 p.m.,
Saturday, March 20, at the Main Post Chapel at
Fort v Bragg with Chaplain Fink Bruning of
ficiating. , . . '' "
The bride Is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James i
E. Stinson of Fayeteville. Parents of the
bridegroom are Sgt. Maj. and Mrs. Bennie L. Smith
f of Fayetteville and Albert Scott f Columbia SC
Hostesses for the reception which was held at the
NCO Club were Mrs. Evelyn Day,' Mrs. Peggy f
. Hedgepeth and Mrs. Pauline Wyatt.
The bride is a graduate of Seventy-First Senior
High School. She attended Pembroke State Univer-:
sity and is employed by Cumberland County
Schools, v, "
The hrideeroom is a graduate of Seventy-First "
Senior High School and Lafayette College. He at-
- a a aaa. .JT! aI A
North
fended Fayetteville State University and is faeA, Stonagg
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Touch-A-Teen Foundation, Inc.
Ninth Annual ;
Miss Black Teenage World of
North Carolina Pageant
The Toucfi-A-Teen Foundation, Inc., a non
profit organlzatbn. Is seeking young ladles
throughout the State to tompetefor the title Miss
Black Teenage World of North Carolina.
,. it Is not a beauty pageant but Is designed to pro '
vide avenues for young ladles 15-17 years of age to
r uupiav ineir inner auaiutes or oeautv. talent. tutt
C I personality. Intellect, dignity and pride. :
v V . Contestants will compete In five segments of
it .competition: creative expression, talent, sportswear''
f ' M fvunsutts). projection and evening near. '
; r r In addition to trophies and ; other gifts and
; - awards, the winner will receive a Scholarship. In- -
' tested persons should send Inquiries tat
; . Mb Pack Teenage World 1
Post Office Box 3127. West Durham Station
Durham. North Carolina 27705
Business Hints
The
Word
'Small'
By Luanna C. Blagrove
Author and Business Consultant
The word 'small' is
killing many businesses
today because we put a
fence . around . our
business by the usage of
1 thiV"word,f We--see out
busmesfas vsmalk We.
think 7 our business as
small. We even think of
ourselves as small.
..We are all. aware that
if we have, a dog, fence
him in and do not let him.
out, he will stay there.
. We are also aware that rf
we let that dog out of the
yard, without a leash, he
is gone. There is no stop
ping him. Perhaps this is
what we need to do with
our busineses let the
word 'small' drop from
our 'minds, usage and
' association r- and grow.
Sizes of businesses are
just -like people. Some
are large, ? some are
small; some are fat and
some are thin. Everyone
is unique in his own way.
jit is the same with
' businesses. Just as peo
ple cannot . all be the
same size, neither can
businesses. We.should let
growth of our, business
, be natural, according to
the efforts that we each
put into our . own
business and not put on
any limitations.
There is a big dif
ference in purposely
wanting jo limit one's
business 11 size and
carelessly limiting one's
business size by thinking
it so. Furthermore, peo
ple in business who pur
posely limit their size
never refer to themselves
' as 'small'. The v are in
The funeral for the Rev. Daniel Hector : business and that is all
McEachern of 525 Allegheny Road, was held there is to it.
Thursday at St. Luke Holiness Church. Rev.; Ar
thur Davis officiated.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Henrietta
McEachern; five sons, James of Fayetteville,
Sylvester of Bronx, N.Y., Hector of Greensboro
and Ralph and Todd McEachern of the home?five
daughters, Mrs. Lubertha Virgil,. Mrs. Inez Carver,
' Mrs. Louise Butler and Mrs. Emma Willis of Fayet
teville and Mrs. Eva Bowman of Syracuse, N.Y. -
The bride-elect is a nursing studeni a' North
Carolina A&T State University . The prospective -
bridegroom is a graduate student at A& I
The bride-elect is a nursing student at
Carolina A&T State University. The prospective
bridegroom is a graduate student at A&T.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Fowler announce the engage-
ment of their daughter, Monique Christian, to
Tyrone Anthony Leacock, son of Mr. and Mrs.'
Lionel Leacock of Rochester, N.Y. The wedding is
planned for May 1 in the Main Post Chapel at Fort -Bragg.
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The bride-elect is a graduate of Fayetteville
Technical Institute.. She is a dental assistant in
Fayetteville..',.' '!";
The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of
Edison Technical and Industrial High School in
Rochester, N.Y., and Is currently serving with the
Retired Master Sgt. Maj. and Mrs. Harvey M.
Sutton announce the engagement of their daughter,
Valerie Maxine, to Darrell Lewis Coleman of Fort
Bragg. ; 'f ;V:-;v '' lx
' The prospective bridegroom is the son of Ms.
Vera Golden of Orlando, Fla., and Isaiah Coleman
of Kinston. '
A June 12 wedding is planned at First Baptist
Church. ' : '.
The bride-elect received a degree in social work at
the University of Missouri at Columbia. She is
employed at Revco Drug Store in Cross Creek Mall.
The prospective bridegroom is in the Army.
Congratulations are in order for Coach Ike
Walker. He has been named Coach of the Year.
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BURY THE WORD
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