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Officers for the WinstonSalem
Urban League Guild
were elected last week in a
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meeting held at the Urban
League's Coli3%im Drive
office.
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Elected to head the
volujneer non-profit organiza?
tion was Mrs. Ricky Wilson
who was elected president.
Other officers elected were:
Larry Womble,?First?Vice
president; Doris Robinson,
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ocluiiu v iuc-prcbiueni; carline
Parmon, Recording Secre- 1
tary; Doris Gray, Correspond- !
ing Secretary; Judy Redd, 1
Financial Secretary; Shedrick (
Adams, Treasurer; Evelyn (
Terry,' Parliamentarian; and
Mary L. Fair, Chaplin. !
The Guild will hold a special 1
installation service at New '
Bethel Baptist Church on (
Sunday March 13, 1977. (
Mrs. Wilson stated recently ?1
that she is totally committed to J
putting some life into the '
Guild. *
"I will strive to make the 5
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3uild one of the greatest in
he country/' she said. MWe
>vill be launching a city-wide
nembership drive soon be:ause
we need the total S
:ommunity." c
For many years the Guild __(
las sponsored a Family_ jj
\wards Banquet and the r
?bony Fashion Fair. "We will n
:ontinue to sponsor these n
events,'t Mrs. Wilson com- d
nented. "*4But, we will be a
getting into some other areas J
ike bigger scholarships, tl
vorking with our youth and
jenior citizens, tutoring, voter a
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by Sam Roberson, Jr.
Special Correspondent
Blacks expressed their
rowing concern over matters
wolving the Reynolds Health
enter at the County
o m missioneds Meeting
londay (Feb. 21).
The Reverend Rayford
hompson read a resolution
dopted by Concerned Citiens.
The Baptist Ministers
onference and Associates,
he NAACF, ,The-WinstonAttornt
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by Rudy Anderson
Staff Reporter
A prominent Winstonialem
attorney in a press
conference last Thursday at
Joler Metropolitan Church
lemanded a - 'clarification and
etraction" of any statements
nade in a Winston-Salem
tewspaper suggesting wrongioing
on his part in relation to
n investigation of E. Jerry
ones and his management of
he Winston Lake Golf Course.
David H. Wagner, an
ttorney with offices iu the
Vinston Mutual Building,
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by Special Correspondent
It may sound strange for a
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aiesperson to ten a customer
lat she should not buy a
articular item. But, it is not
o strange when Mrs. Delois
Cunningham explains her
pproach to selling.
"You have to be honest with"
ustomers," Mrs. Cunning^rn
m\c\ in a rppp^t intprv^r
If you don'tjike something
ou have to say no/1 j
In a letter.-to. .the Better
usiness Bureau, Rev. .F A.
eak described Mrs. Cunningam^
professional service to
&
rcade customers:#
"...Mrs. Delois Cunninglam
has the ability to sell a
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oice Co
Salem Black Business League
and the Muhamed Mosque of
Islam.
The resolution called upon
the County Commissioners,
the County Manager, Reynolds
Health Center Advisory
Board -and all others Con cerned
to:
Recind all motives and
recommendations calling for
the leasing of the laboratory
and/or other facilities of the
Reynolds Health Center to any
;y Calls
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tracuon
said in his statement that a
series of articles written ir
connection with the investiga
tion by "implication" accused
him of conspiring to cheat the
city or cover-up illegal conduct
i n connection w i t h ~t h e
operation at the course.
Wagner referred to a series
of articles that appeared in the
Winston-Salem Journal and
Sentinel beginning January 6,
1977 with the last appearing
February 17; 1977.
Before a gathering of about
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lady an outfit of clothing for
one season of the year, and
remember size and selection
well enough for the husband
to come back months later
without the wife and putchase
a perfect fit and choice for her.
"Mrs. Cunningham is\such
an expert at pleasing ] her
customers until a-husband^can
ca^l in an nrdpr Hy o
birthday or anniversary present
to be selected,
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wrapped ana ready at a
moment's notice../'
Mrs. Cunningham has been
working for Arcade Fashion
Shops for the past 10 years.
During that span of time she
has built a clientel of loyal
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ncern
proposed company or private
interest group. , ~ *
Devise and implement a
r plan calling for "Operation
Restoration" of Reynolds
Hospital as a general hospital,
to provide adequate health
care for all citizens, including
emergency medical care. -
Stop insinuating that
Reynolds Health Center is the
See BLACK, Page 2 _
1 Benjamin Norris ^
Morris Tot 5 Wins
Title
> The
Senior Missionary
Cirri e of Zion Memorial _
Baptist Church, sponsored a
baby contest on Sunday
February 20, 1977 at 4:00 p.m.
Mrs. Esther Cunningham
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istomers'
customers. t4When you give
customers your honest opinion/'
she says, "they will
begin to believe in you/'
That philosophy, no doubt,
is what has made Arcade one
of the most successful clothing
stores in town. In addition to
being honest with customers,
Mrs. Cunningham also be-?iigveri
thttfc ft r?a1 oopeuun
should be patient with people.
"It takes some people
longer than others to find
exactly what they want. You
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iicivc iu *ccp smiling ana oe
patient with them.
'You must keep your
promises to people too. If a
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