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I Azzie ag I SPcdm Post Dinner Honors I Mrs. Coretta Scott King, wi Luther King, Jr. was treated to leaving the twin city last Sunda Century Day" held in the M.C. 1 dinner, consisting of a tomato ju main course of boneless breasts broccoli and dessert of orange held in the coziness of the An wwr i . ?? . ! ? ? waice rorest university, ine an by the Third Century Prioritie keynote speaker and who is the King, Jr. Center for Social Ch Waiters Charlie Vogel, John students at WFU, were suitably waiter's attire, served everytl perfection thanks to their imir Moore. Special guests of Third Cental Mrs. David Burr (Mr. Burr is Fellowship), Mayor and Mrs. Fi James Adams (Dr. Adams is Schools), Dr. & Mrs. Affed of Galilee Baptist Church and Association). Members of Third Centura lusciousness of a scrumptious i Epps, Mrs. Annie Brown Kent ~~i ~ (co-chairmen), Mrs. Tereatha 1 Miss Louise Smith, Mrs. T.C. 1 Gramley, William F. Hohmar Wilson, Mrs. Martha Young, a the affair to the utmost were *. M 1 T VT Ll T\ marjune j. nunnup, i/uugios Coretta Scott King! Over 38 pe was enjoyed by all. Mr. Litiker,! The immediate family and c Sr. surprised him and feted afternoon at 1:00 at the home o: at St. Andrews United Met presented him a "surprise" i Year" -- in grateful Appreciate United Methodist Church ? surrounded by many out of i Mr. Litiker, who has bee Methodist Church for over 60 active. He is church school su Ministry, a member of the tru building fund. Prior to the mot King was the keynote speakei that all of his sisters and brotl come to Winston-Salem spec award. Mr. Litiker's charming wife meal of a choice of meats incli and chitterlings. Turnip green: from her fall garden) home macaroni and cheese and de sweet potato pie. Prior to tl homemade delicious rose' a Litiker. Relatives and friends Willie R. Litiker, (brother ar Mptrfames: Joseohine Beal. Walker (all of Washington, ] (son-in-law and daughter of Cherise and son Martin Lut! mother the debonaire Madai Hortons, Mesdames Sarah H Mr. James Davis. Also in Goldsborough, Master Christ) Jr. (accomplished musician) thoroughly enjoyed by all. Surprt Mrs. Deanee Wilson thoroi last Saturday with a belated cake. Since Thursday was Mr. Saturday on purpose because that he could not be surprise See Socli tier's I I fy( Juki I Urs. Coretta S. King dower of the late Dr. Martin a delectable dinner prior to her y at the culmination of "Third Benton Convention Center. The ice and Waldorf Salad entree, a of chicken s/gravy and buttered sherbert and tea cookies; was tumn Room, Reynolda Hall of nner, a closed affair, was given ? s for Mrs. King who was the president of the Martin Luther lange. Gordon, and Mark Schulte, all attired in black and gold formal ling precisely on time and to lediate supervisor Miss Beulah try Priorities included: Rev. and President of Forsyth Minister's ranklin R. Shirley, Dr. and Mrs. Supt. of W/S Forsyth County It (he's president of Forsyth Irs. Warnie C. Hay (he's pastor past president of Baptist Min. ir Priorities also enjoying the meal were: The Rev. William S. tiedy, Mrs. James Ralph Scales Harper, Mrs. John D. Eller, jr., Karnes, Kenneth Johnson, Dale i, Alan R. Perry, Mrs. Louise nd Mrs. Nancy Wolfe. Enjoying Harold L. Kennedy, Jr. Mrs. C. Carter, and of course - Mrs. rsons participated and the affair Sr. Honored lose friends of Mr. John Litiker, him with a luncheon Sunday f Mr. Litiker. After the members hodist Church on Mint Street iward as their "Layman of the >n For Services To Saint Andrews the surprised Mr. Litiker was own relatives at a luncheon. :n a member of St. Andrews years continues to be extremely p't., chairman of the Council on cfpp KnarH onH frpacnrvf nf thp "VVV WVM1W? w? w.v ning service where Mr. Norman r, Mr. Litiker, Sr. did not know hers from Washington D.C. had :ifically to see him receive the ! Irene, prepared a scrumptious uding baked ham, fried chicken, s, green beans, new potatoes (all :made chow-cho>v and pickles, issert featured pound cake and le main course, guests sample nd concord prepared by Mrs. attending were Mr. and Mrs. id sister in law of Mr. Litiker) Dollie Singletary and Jennie D.C.) Mr. and Mrs. O.G. King Mr. Litiker) with their children her.) Dr. Willard McCloud and t m j n.^ n Liara ivicviuuu, uic nuwoiu udson and Lourena Friend, and attendance was Mrs. Edward apllefWagner, Mr. John Litiker, and many more. The affair was se - Oops . ighly surprised her husband Jim dinner and "covered" birthday , Wilson's birthday Deanee chose her husband had constantly said ;d. However, a special dinner of il Whirl, Page 14 ? ? . t ? ? . , , . Tyrone Marsh Crpj * Egyptian ( by Azzie Wagner Winston-Salem's as well as other 4 4 dapper" Triad socialites were out full swing the past weekend as they witnessed what was termed by many as the most dynamic fashion show in a long time! Tyrone Marsh, designer and creator of the Egyptian T T' " ' M ' ' '* ' ** ~ 1 " m rr '? ? ? -? cut hairstyle; and his business partner and co-ordinator of Miss University City Pageant, Ms. Debra L. Oliver, brought Star Child Productions, Inc.'s hair and clothes fashions to the fabulous Nile Club Sunday night and held an audience of well over 200 spellbound. Luxurious fashions, modeled by a troupe of 13 beautiful ladies and 2 handsome young men, who were all professionally trained by the Star Child School of Fine Arts, brought many pleasant compliments and "oohs," and "ahs" from the onlookers. According to Marsh, Star Child is the first Black Repertory Theatre in North Carolina and its purpose is to motivate individuals of all ages to an awareness of the fine arts ... as a cultural need and refinement, as a means of gplf.ffYprpgginn, as a mparts of ? ? ? ? ? emphasizing black priae ana black heritage. The dimensions of Star Child, according to the producers include the schools of hairstyles, dance, beauty and modeling and performing arts. The unique feature of the \WJ? Co l DOWNTOW The Chronicle - Satarda; 2t?& ^ut: A New I overall show was the way in which entertainment was interspersed throughout each Scene. For example during a scene where dance costumes and tights were being modeled the two models (who are dance students) gave a striking rendition of an Egyptian Interpretive Dance. To really add that extra magnet of attraction to each scene was the expert play of lightning dance done by? technician H.L. Golden. As a special " la mode" feature and a shock to the model himself, Mr. James Grace, manager of the Nile, had his hair cut by Mr. Marsh into an "Egyptian Lotus". Mr. Grace was "tricked" into the spotlight without prior warning but was super suave in a 3 piece beige tailor made ensemble that really accentuated his Lotus (Egyptian) cut. He received a standing ovation and much applause. Socialites grooving on the scene included Mr. George Hill and wife Annettia, Mr. Chico Carter, Mr. Johnny Hinton and John Clyde McKnight, Jr. ("The Roads"), dazzling Socialites Dnrnthv Mnrnhv. Vernnira Jones, Brenda Peay, Alinda M. Foote and Barbara M. Bennett. Also on the scene was Mesdames Brenda Galloway, Shirley Eaton, Mary Womack, Alice Stephens and Branda Marsh - accompanied by Mr. W.J. Tankard, II. Also coming out to take in a "cut" of the action was Ron V i fl ,1% Y?U k yW a-cha stM /A come SgMs?l Unde want fj H lookii Ji That' W alwa> F - to fas lor: Black Leather #26. N PARKWAY REYNOLDS y October 16, 1976 P??e 7 ^; . {lack Look Grace, Mesdames Sylvia Webster* Mikie Raye, Gloria Fair and the charming Bonnie Webb (mgr. - showroom) along with Cliff Gray. All the way from the Gate City of Greensboro came Joseph and Gertrude Jordan, Larry and Patricia Bowden, Tonya Sanders, Cheryl Sowell, Bobby and Shirley Gilmore, The James McCoys, Charles Glenn. (Joy and Janet McCoy ire Mrs. James McCoy's daughters who modeled in the fashion' show), Janette Wilhite, Woodrow Smith, and Stanley Marsh and many more. Hailing from the big city of Baltimore Maryland were Mr. & Mrs. James Wall accompanied by the George Wall Srs. No doubt about it, the Egyptian influence was in full swing the past weekend, from the Egyptian-cut head to the slinky feet being "caressed" in the splendor of the Nile. What a gas! Incidentally, the Egyptian rut will cmn hp fpflhirpH with a review in Ebony Magazine. WORMS CAN KILL YOUR RET. Large roundworms (Ascarids) can kill your cat or dog. And he can pick them up any time?even be born with them. What can be done about the "worry of worms"? Sergeant'sWorm-Away"' Capsules mix easily with pet food to rout roundworms. For other worm problems, get Sergeant's Sure Shot" Capsules, Puppy Capsules or Tapeworm Medicine. I Pi r: Black Suede s26. now the times are nging when dresses back into your life! rneath it all you a shoe that's shaped n easy and has you ng your very best, s Footworks... /s answering the call ihion. k NORTHSIDE
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