Latin American imple
ments and the most
skillful performance of
featured artist, Professor
John Patykula, Instructor
of Guitar at Wake Forest
University;
The 300 or more guests
feasted on epanandas,
pastelitas, frijoles, marvil-
losa and sangria; and
were also entertained by
vocal selections from Mrs.
Carol Russell and Mrs.
Miller Allen.
Proceeds from
festive occasion will |
fit the organizal
scholarship fund.
Olivia Bausman seiy
program chairp(
Mrs. Mabel Jessi
president of the Wii
Salem Branch.
Nettie Manning is
vice-president of
National Associatio
University Women.
j
Mrs. William McClain
Correction
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Vacationing Winston-Salem folk take time out from a Carribbean Cruise to pose
for the friends back home. “Wish you were here.” Wish we were, too.
Photo by Nottingham
Davis Weds McClain
Senior Citizens Take Cruise
Tramona Faye Davis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Troy Lee Davis, became
the bride of WilUam Lee
McClain in a 2:00 pm
ceremony at Goler Memo
rial A.M.E. Zion Church.
The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Mancy J.
McClain and is a graduate
-f Waters rinlletre
1972; received Masters of
Arts degree in ■ Science
Euucation (Biology) in
May of 1977 from Atlanta
University in Atlanta,
Georgia; served two years
in the United States Army
and will be assistant
professor and coordinator
of the science department
at Alabama Lutheran
Junior College in Sehna,
Alabama this fall.
The bride is a graduate
of Lafayette College in
Easton, Penn., received
Master of Social Work
degree in May of 1977
from Atlanta University in
Atlanta, Ga.
The bride was attended
by Ms. Marilyn McClen
don (maid of honor),
Rhonda Brannon, Ms.
LeVeme Brown, all of the
city; Ms, Azania Davis,
Detroit, Michigan; Ms.
Joyce Wingate, Frede
ricksburg, Virginia; Ms.
Belinda Hoggard, Jersey
City, New Jersey; and
Mrs, Bruce Hughes,
Bridgeport, Connecticut.
The ushers were Natha
niel McClain (beat man),
Jacksonville, Fla.; Mr.
Albert Hayward, George
town, South Carolina; Mr.
Leroy Wyim, Atlanta,
Georgia; Oliver Sheeler,
Jr, Winston-Salem; Lavon
Jackson, Sandusky, Ohio;
and Quentin Wheeler and
James L. Hunt of this city.
The flower girls were
LaShanda Hunt, of Win
ston-Salem and Wanda
Alise Pate of Philadelphia,
Pa. The ringbearer was
Tazz Jonathan Wilson, of
Greensboro, N.C.
The couple will live in
Sehna, Alabama.
A gift showing was held
at the home of the bride’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Troy Lee Davis of 3330
Cumberland Road from
6:00 to 9:00 p.m. It was
attended by a number of
relatives,. friends, and
well-wishers.
Mrs. Doris Brown
a bridal luncheon
ill iioiiur of the bride-elect
and her attendants at the
Tanglewood Manor House
on Friday, August 26.
Those present other than
the bride-elect and her
attendants were her
mother, Mrs. Montana W.
Davis, Mrs. Simona A.
Allen, the bride-elect’s
godmother, and Mrs.
Kate McClain, the
groom’s sister-in-law.
Ms. Tramona Faye
Davis and Mr. William
Lee McClain were hon
ored at a rehersal dinner
Friday, August 26, at 6:00
p.m. at Staley’s Northside
Restaurant. Dr. and Mrs.
Harvey H. Allen were the
host and hostess. The
rehearsal foUowed at
Goler Memorial A.M.E.
Zion Church where Ms.
Davis and Mr. McClain
will be married Saturday,
August 27, at 2:00 p.m.
A bachelor party hono
ring Mr. WUliam Lee
McClain, who wiU marry
Tramona Faye Davis on
August 27, at 2:00 p.m.
was given by Mr. James
L. Hunt at his home on
Friday, August 26, follo
wing the wedding rehear
sal. Among those present
were the male members of
the wedding party and
other friends of the
groom.
A group of Senior
citizens took a Caribean
Cruise to the Bahama
Islands recently. The trip
was sponsored by Mrs.
Arlease Blue, and depart
ed from the Elk Home on
Patterson Avenue at 7
a.m. Sunday, August 7
en route to Daytona
Beach, Fla. by Carolina
Trailway. There they
spent the night at Days
Inn. They continued on
Monday at Miami, Fla.
and boarded the S.S.
Embream Slas for 4 days
luxury cruise.
Those who went on the
trip were Mrs. Blue,
conductor, Margaret
Adams, Mary CuthreU,
Mr. & Mrs. John Moore,
Artanzia Jones, L.V.
Williams, Cora Turner,
Maude Jackson, Edward
Hawkins, Thony M. Simp
son, Reva Cardwell,
Annie Wellman, Juanita
Williams, Racheal Cheek,
Willa Funderburke, Flora
Overton, Elizabeth Rich
ardson, Febia Bates,
Harry Shelton, Robert
Smith, Georgia Robinson,
Mr.&Mrs. David McCrae,
LiUie Witherspoon, Fla-
vella Campbell, Bernice
Wilson, Thelma Robinson
and Shirley Tate. Those
out of town were Mr. &
Mrs. Jessie Jones of
Greensboro and Mrs.
Ruby Stroman of Philadel
phia, Pa.
The party left port at
Miami, Friday, August
12th and motored to
Jackson, Fla., where they
spent the night leaving
Saturday morning for
Winstqn-Salem, N.C. A
very enjoyable trip was
held by all.
Any group wishing to
sponsor trips can contact
Mrs. Arlease Blue, 231
Wheeler St., Winston
Salem, N.C.
Miss Jones Gets Award
During informal closing
ceremonies last week at
McLean’s Stenographic
and Tutoring Service
before relatives, friends
and school mates, Harri-
ette Yvonne Jones re
ceived three distinct
certificates and an out
standing business award.
Miss Jones, the daugh
ter of Mr. & Mrs.
J.A.Jones, 4418 Edrem
Avenue has the distinction
of being the first student
graduating from a special
tutorial 5 year’s business
course designed especi
ally for children while in
Junior high school, con
tinuing through high and
Senior high, graduating
from Senior high and
business the same year.
The only subject taught
the first year is typing,
and each year for three
years, a subject or two are
added, and beginning the
last two years, they enroll
for complete course,
graduating in August
after finishing high school
in the spring, which
means if a person doesn’t
immediately go to college,
they are prepared for a
hvlihood.
Miss Jones received a
general certificate which
The Chronicle inadvert
ently omitted some names
from a story entitled “48
National Convention
Held.’’ Following are the
paragraphs left out:
Sorors in attendance
were: Soror Evelyn Mc
Duffie, President of Beta
Alpha Chapter; Soror
Thelma Small, First Vice
President; Soror Ernes
tine Cathcart, treasurer;
Sorors Daisy Durrah,
Louise King, Juanita
Penn, and Arrie Wright.
Mrs. Thehna Barnett
represented the Pelatis
Auxiliary.
Lambds in attendance
were; Mr. Johnnie Cath
cart, Mr. James McDuf
fie, Mr. John Wright, Mr.
William Mason, and Rev.
Moses A. Small. Rev.
Moses Small, National
Chaplain of the Lambds
gave a very inspiring
sermon at the conven
tion’s Simday service.
Subject, “Women as
Leaders.’’
AU of the Sorors
enjoyed the convention
activities, meeting new
friends, renewing old ones
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leaving the convention
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the theme: “Women
Building for Tomorrow
Through Professional En
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Harriette Jones
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secretarial course and two
special certificates, one
for IBM Keypunch and
IBM Executary Course.
She received an outstand
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was cash from Beta Alpha
Chapter, Iota Phi Lambda
Sorority for her outstand-
in^ ability.
Mr. and Mrs. ’Troy Lee
Davis, whose daughter,
Tramona Faye was mar
ried to William Lee
McClain on August 27,
hosted a dinner for
out-of-town friends and
family foUowing the re
ception. The dinner was
held in the Red Room of
Winston-Salem State Uni
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