SATURDAY JUNE 12,1976
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Edward L. Powell, Commissioner
of Motor Vehicles,
reminded Tarheel citizens that
the Division of Motor Vehicles
Offices throughout North
.Carolina will assume the
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The opening' of Howard
Lee's Forsyth County Headquarters
will be Tuesday,
June 15 from 4 to 6 p.m. The
headquarters is located at 532
N. Trade Street.
Following the opening,
there will be a reception at the
Nile Club.
Women
The Southeastern Center for
Contemporary Art will present
an invitational exhibition,
entitled "Women in Art,"
during the month of June.
On exhibition wHl be six
works from each of the
outstanding southeastern artists.
The artists represented
in the exhibition present a
wide range of artistic
expression involving drawing,
painting, sculpture, ceramics,
metal, fibre, and photography.
Artists include Martha
Dunigan, Drewery Hanes,
Alumni Awa
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v/ii oaiuiuay may o, 17/0,
the Kimberley Park chapter of
the WSSU Alumni Association
contributed $1,000 to the
university's athletic department.
The members of the
chapter culminated their fund
.raising drive for the school
year also by participating in
the annual Alumni Day
observance. This chapter is
celebrating its 40th anniversary
this year, as the first
chartered chapter in the
association.
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As a follow-up activity, the
chapter honored a group of its
members who raised the
greatest amount of funds for
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Garden Club
I To Meet
The Ester Garden Club will
jT"*a*8a^rTiliii?i Sunday Tiinr 13, at the
home of Mrs. Tcora Earl, 7Tt Vargrave
street The president
is asking all members to
be on time. Mrs. Mary Turner
is reporter.
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ina
irs Planned
summer 8 o'clock A.M. to 5
o'clock P.M. working hours
beginning Monday, June 7,
1976 and continuing through
August 27, 1976.
ieadquarters
Co-chairman for Lee's
campaign in Forsyth County
are Jerry C. Gilmore, III and
Sandy Sosnik.
Lee, former mayor of
Chapel Hill is a democratic
candidate for the office of
lieutenant governor.
In Art
Elsie Popkin and Jane Seville
of Winston-Salem; Maud
Gatewood of Milton; Heather
Holden, Susan Iverson and
Marianne Stikas of Richmond,
Va.; Sally Munger Mann of
Lexington, Va., and Elizabeth
Matheson and Sally Bowen
Prange of Chapel Hill.
The "Women in Art"
invitational will remain on
exhibition through June 28 at
the Southeastern Center for
Contemporary Art, which is
located in Old Salem at 500 S.
Main Street.
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the athletic scholarships
contribution. A breakfast in
their honor was held on
Saturday, June 5, at the home
of Mrs. Ruth Ledbetter.
The members who were
being feted were Edwin
Patterson, Lillie Williams,
Cleester Hickerson, Juanita
Penn, Ruth Ledbetter, Juanita
Wyncecoff, Marlyne Burnham,
Fannie Harvey and
Marjorie Lester. ^
The Kimberly Park Chapter
is now in the process of
finalizing plans for its first
annual Anniversary Ball, to be
held at the Benton Convention
Center on August 13, 1976.
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