THE CAROLINA TIMES-SATUROAY, DECEMBER 11, 1982
j Mrs. Jenkins
Jenkins
Gets Merit
Award
l,i
Coronation
Thressa Hunter Fez Club 1981-82 outgoing Queen. Dt. Mary M, Davis, crowns the
19S2-83 Queen, Dt. Ethei Hopkins.
Mrs. Jacquelyn Mc-
Crae Jenkins, Inter
viewer II in the Winston-
Salem office of Employ
ment Security Commis
sion, is the recipient of
the 1982 Professional
Award of Merit.
Mrs.' Jenkins “is a
‘working’ supervisor,
with four Interviewers 1
reporting to her,’’ wrote
Ms. Shirley Goodman,
Placement Supervisor.
“While she is a fine
supervisor and her cheer
ful conscientiousness is
an example for the
others in the unit, it is
not for her supervisory
role that I wish to
nominate her. It is for
the remarkable way in
which she has managed
to adjust her placement
activity, in addition to
her supervisory duties, to
he increase in applicant
Tow.”
As a result of the
ederally mandated
■eduction in force, Mrs.
Jenkins’ reportedly in
creased her activity to
keep pace with the reduc
ed work force and the in
creased traffic flow and
her efforts were ap
preciated by applicants
who found it difficult to
obtain interviews on
their own.
Mrs. Jenkins is active
in her community. She is
president of the
Winston-Salem Chapter
of the Johnson C. Smith
University Alumni Socie
ty, chairman of the
Woman’s Day Commit
tee for the Union Baptist
Church, and assistant
business manager for the
church. She is a member
of the N.C. State
Employees’ Association.
A graduate of Hillside
High School, Durham,
and Johnson C. Smith
University, Charlotte,
Mrs. Jenkins is married
to Johnny J. Jenkins and
is the mother of two
children, Jarrod J. and
JannaN.
Mrs. Jenkins is the
oldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George Mc-
Crae of 701 Rippling
Stream Road, Durham.
TABSW To
Meet
Forest View Heights
Community dub
DUU First Aid Department
The Forest View Heights Community Club
recently held its regular monthly meeting at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter Butler, 2917
Beechwood Drive.
The meeting was called to order by the president,
Mrs. Helen Jones. A Thanksgiving Litany was led
by the chaplain, Mrs. Kathleen Brown.
Plans for Christmas decorations were discussed
■along with several other items. It was decided that
the entrance to the community woftld be decorated
on December 18, and Christmas caroling would be
on December 24 starting at 8 p.m. Those interested
in caroling are to meet at the home of Mrs. Helen
Jones, 2923 Sprucewood Drive.
All offices of the club were declared vacant and
new officers were installed by Mrs. Minnie
Bridgers.
There will not be. a meeting in December. The
January meeting will be with Rev., and Mrs. P.R.
Jones at 2923 Sprucewood Drive.
Chi Eta Phi Sorority
Pi Chapter of Chi Eta Phi Sorority, Inc. shared
Thanksgiving with a local family by presenting a
basket of food to serve for Thanksgiving Day.
Making the presentation were Sorors Nan Davis.
Lottie Hall and Barbara Davis — in keeping with
the motto: “Service to Humanity”.
The First Aid Department of the Durham Ush
Union met recently at Greater Saint Paul Bap
Church. Mrs. Hastie Price conducted the meet
which included reports from all committees,
repast was served.
The next meeting will be at the home of M
Susie Craig, 808 Plum St'., on Dec. 14 at 6:30 p,
Thressa Hunter Fez Club
Thressa Hunter Fez Club, the Education Dep,
ment of IBPOE of W, elected officers tor 1982-
Dt. Jessie Nunn Is president. She is also
Grand Assitant Director of the Education Dep-
ment in the Grand Lodge of IBPOE of W. V
president, Dt. Nannie Tomlin; recording secreial
Dt. Violet Stallsworth; financial secretary, Dt. Ai
Coffey; treasurer, Dt. Mary M. Davis; chaplj
Bro. Richard Waller; marshal, Bro. Leslie Hillai
Thressa Hunter Fez Club held its annual anniv
sary recently. During this gala event, Dt. El
Hopkins won as the 1982-83 Queen; Ero. Leb
Bumpass as 1982-83 King. The outgoing Queen;
King were Dt. Mary M. Davis and Bro, Robert cj
lier.
Thressa Hunter Fez Club meets each First S
day at 5 p.m. at the Bull City Elk Lodge, 2311
Alston Ave.
Pi Chapter met Friday, December 3, at the home
of Soror Gloria Cheek for the regular meeting and
the annual Christmas social. The business session
was conducted by the president, Lauretta Hayes.
The bus trip to Jacksonville, Florida will by arrang
ed by Soror Nan Davis. Following the meeting,
sorors and their guests were served a repast and ex
changed Christmas gifts. Soror Hayes gave each
member a small token of appreciation for services
rendered during the past year.
Soror Cheek provided music for dancing. Sixteen
sorors and 18 guests were present.
Doric Lodge No. 28
To Observe 104th Anniversary
Doric Lodge No. 28, F&AM Prince Hall Affi
tion, will celebrate its 104th anniversary cn Sai
day and Sunday, December 11-12.
The 31st annual banquet will be held on Salun
at 7:30 p.m., in the Fellowship Hall at White R
Baptist Church. Earl T. Artis will be the speal
Guests of honor for the banquet will be widow:
former members.
On Sunday, December 12, the lodge will wots
at St. Mark AME Zion Church. Rev. Howard E
gler is the pastor.
James C. Black is ^Worshipful Master of
Lodge.
FULL CUT BONELESS
ROUND STEA
The regular monthly
meeting of the Triangle
Association of Black
Social Workers
(TABSW) will be held on
Monday, December 13,
at 7 p.m. at the Chicken
Hut located at 3019
Fayetteville St. in
Durham. This
business/dutch treat din
ner meeting is open to all
members and potential
members. A special pro
gram on Kwanza will be
presented by Arnold
Dennis.
At its November !5th
meeting which was held
on the campus of Shaw
University, a special pro
gram oh black adoption
was presented. A film,
“The Black Male,” by
Dr. Lawrence Gary of
the Institute of health at
Howard University in
Washington, D.C. was
shown. Following the
film, Dr. Richard
Mizelle and Ms. Sandra
Belfon discussed black
adoption with special
emphasis on the black
male. Ms. Wanda Reives
was coordinator of this
1982-83 Queen and King
Thressa Hunter Fez Club Queen, Dt. Ethel Hopkins and King, Bro. Lebbie Bumpass
pause at archway for picture.
program.
Officers of the
TABSW are: Gloria
Hawkins, President;
Wanda Reives, Vice-
President; Katey Assem,
Recording Secretary;
Joyce Page, Correspon
ding Secretary; Sarah
Fields, Treasurer; Sarah
Smith, Membership
Chairperson; and
Michael Alston,
Parliamentarian.
The January 10th
meeting will be held on
the campus of Shaw
University in Raleigh at 7
p.m. in the President’s
Conference Room
located in the Ad
ministration Building.
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