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During 1975, he was a Fulbright Scholar to Belgium and the Netherlands, and for the coming year, he has been awarded a National Endowment for Humanities Fellowship in Residence for College -Teachers. Dillon teaches Printmaking in the Art Department at the University of Alabama at Birmingham. He received his B.A, degree from Auburn University and M.F.A. from the University of Georgia, and his work has been exhibited in 20 one-man shows to date. Ms. Pope has studied at the Art Center in Louisville and the Cooper Union in New York. Her work, in the silkscreen and-etching media, is currently being circulated in the National Collection of Fine Art?' 4 * Arte in FmhascipQ" ? ? ? a ? % ?-r w Vk# program. The center is located at 500 S. Main Street and is open to the public free of charge. 1 t. i You Arrive |\ Sundaes Shakes ? ^ J ozen Custard i Varieties i Dipped ?i \ce-Cream J Sat.-12noon-1a.m. J Sunday 3p.m.- J Midnight ^ ^lo?i r tONICLE SATURDAY JULY 3,1976 I *********** * I * Dimensions * I ^ Ante Wagner ^ I * * I **************** | Happy Birthday U.S. A. I READERS AND WRITERS: This week's column is dedicated I to vou from me for this hannens to be a verv innrlal dav ... The * ? - r v i ? ? ? ?/ ?m / -h birthday of ... / Poetic Dimensions by Azzie Wanner c. 1976 A year ago a "brainchild" was conceived? We nourished it and watched it grow? From a tiny "few poems" to huge, huge stacks Of poetry all aglow! From prose to limericks and free verse To dazzling, dreamy haikuPlease realize mv dear readers and writers _ -M Poetic Dimensions is thankful to YOU! \ For making us the column "brainchild" . That we really wanted to beTo thank each writer and reader? For making us a reality! Each week like the "Fountain of Youth" Your poetry flowed endlesslyEach poem was a brand new experience. That made us "blossom" tenderly! t J Your writings encompassed everything? From blooming roses to Dr. KingAll the limericks made us laugh a lot From some poetry you even could sing! . Yes - Poetic Dimensions grew- < 3 To colossal size because of youSending those poems to the CHRONICLE To be published the whole year through! Thanks! Now, a "personal" Bicentennial Salute to the Editor and Staff of the Winston-Salem Chronicle ... as wed as readers of ... i Our Hometown Weekly by Azde Wagner c. 1976 As you read our hometown weeklyForever keep in mind, 1 That the W-Salem CHRONICLE > Is the only one of its kind ... To reach the Black community. And what's happening city-wide ... > From local features to Black-On-Sports > And Booie's Fishing according to tides. } ^ African Spotlight focuses on heritageRead To Be Equal throughout the world? ^ Psychology For Blacks and Chronicle Profile And the Happenings in Social Whirl!! r "" ' ' ' ~' ~ " , Check out these and more ... RFAD vnnr PKmnlrlp Every Thursday afternoonAnd IF you haven't subscribedTHEN DO SO VERY SOON!! IN PARTING: Readers, remember these "historical facts" Chronicle Significance: The "voice" and "mirror" of the Black Community Endorsements: Thousands of avid readers like you!! > Have a beautiful Julv 4th readers ? BYE!!
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