Page 6 - The Chronicle - Saturday September 17, 1977
The Midnight
Sons Revue
The beautiful group
with the superb musical
astrological background,
and dynamic sounds of
yester year, today, and
years to come. A
Philadelphia, Pennsylva
nia group, MIDNIGHT
SONS REVUE is what
‘soul’ is all about.
As performers, Mid
night Sons is a rarity and
it would be a musical
inaccuracy to categorize
complete satisfaction as
the Midnight Sons have
with their feeling and
understanding for deliv
ery. The group commits
itself totally. They have
mastered the art of
projecting their vocal tools
and retaining the perfect
marriage of lyrics and
melodies created by
composers, and then the
skill to add a few of their
“goodies” for
Mrs. Hairston Is
Elected Chairman
their singing in any one maximum effect.
particular vein. They have
the charm, wit, and talent,
They sing gospel songs,
show tunes, soft and
to capture their audience intimate songs, and rock
with their fast talking, tunes. All done with a
their humor, their wits, warmth and a feeling that
and their great ability to jg their very own unique-
communicate both in song ness,
and musical stimulation. One of the Midnight
Few vocalists today are Sons great talents, is to
able to move their tell the story of a song as it
audience to the peak of was meant to be told.
46th Wedding
Anniversary Held
Margaret Louise and
William Author Jones of
841 Rich Ave. recently
celebrated their 46th
wedding anniversary. To
commemorate the occa
sion, their sons Clifton,
Donald and Dedrick hono
red them with a dinner,
which was held at the
home of Clifton in
Davis of Philadelphia, and
Francis Bitting. His sis
ters are Annie Belle &
Walter Farabee, Sr., Mrs.
Jessie Flarris; and a
brother Dora and John H.
; scene artisan
Jones. Their sons, Donald
and Cathy Jones and
Dedrick of Brockton,
Mass., arrived just in time
REVIVING A LOST ART: This secret 1
explained her craft to fascinated bystanders as she
demonstrated the art of spinning.
and sisters of the couple
attended the candlelight
dji ucr. iicr aislers are
Irene and John Thomp
son, Eva Mae & Dave
lUo celebration. The
grandchildren included
Dennis, Clifton, Maria,
Angla, Christopher Jones.
Official host and hostess,
Clifton and Gloria Jones.
BBAL Sponsors
LaTerre Forum
Surprise Party Held
The
Action
Black
League
Business
of Win-
A surprise birthday
party was held for Ruth
Irene Thompson on Wed.
night. Sept. 7. Her
husband, John and sis
ters, Eva Mae Davis,
Margaret Jones and
Francis Bitting hosted the
affair.
The dinner was held at
Staley’s Northside. Her telling.
ston-Salem sponsored a
sister, Eva Mae, visiting multi-faceted banquet at
from Philadelphia, recor- LaTerre XXI Monday
ded two solos that were evening. The evening
used as background music featured a panel discus-
during the dinner. Enjoy- sion, two keynote spea-
ing the affair were Mr. kers, and a fashion show,
and Mrs. M.C. Murray,
Mrs. Francis Bitting, Mr. Clayton Lovell, person-
and Mrs. David Davis, nel director at Wachovia
Mr. and Mrs. Author Bank Inc. and local
Jones. Her age-she is not NAACP president Patrick
discussed the problems of plained, is that they
black businesses—such as preach waiting for your
the lack of working capital reward in heaven. We
available to most black
businessmen and the
urban flight of many
successful blacks, and
suggested some solutions
to these problems.
while
Patrick
Hairston
want prosperity
we’re here.”
The panel members
who participated in a
discussion of black busi
ness opportunities were:
Dr. Raymond Oliver,
WXXI's Jane Harrington,
Y Sponsors
Hairston were the main
speakers. mr. Lovell
stressed the importance of mayoral candidate Cecil
the black business in Butler, County Commis-
community unification/’ sioner Mazie Woodruff,
The problem with the and attorney R. Lewis
black church,” he com- Ray.
In Child-Related Matters
Divorce Workshop
YWCA,
building.
This workshop
A Divorce and Separa- discussed include the
at°7-W creative crisis of divorce- The Early Childhood The Association also has
SentemW ’oi trauma and Development Planning information on other child
riari'p ^!t t rnale/female is- Association of Forsyth related matters, such as
sues, relationshipa/sex- County is an organization child abuse, nutrition, and
uality, children of divorce, designed to help “yoimg
, . ., ... where do I go from children and their par-
signed to aid participants here, ents ”
in increasing their under- * ' ■ j. ^
, ,, j , Association director
standing and awareness of This 6 session workshop Cheryl Hope explained
will be taught by Donna that the organization is
cooperate with agencies,
institutions, and indivi
duals in providing pro
grams to meet the needs
health care. If a person of children and their
requests help in any of families, establish com-
these areas, the Early munity goals for quality
the divorce and separation
process. Another purpose Woodmansee, M.A., psy-
of the workshop is to point chologist with Spectrum a
out that divorce can be center for psychological
viewed as an opportunity, services,
however painful and Registration
basically an information
agency, whill will advise
Childhood Development
Association will refer him
to the proper agency.
It is funded through
CETA, private founda-
for
difficult,
growth.
Areas that
for the
personal workshop can be made at
the YWCA. A fee will be
will be charged.
parents on choosing a day tions, and city and county
care center for their child, funding, and staffed with
or give information to CETA employees and
persons interested in community resource per-
keeping small children, sons. Its function is to
child care, and provide
co-ordinative approaches
to solving problems inhe
rent in fragmented pro
grams.
There are 120 day care
centers in Winston-Salem.
See Agency, Page 7
Announcing
New Apricot flavor JELbO.
It’s sweet. It’s tart.
1 lunu '
RAY'S DISCOUNT
SEAFOOD
ELECT
“A GRASSROOTS PERSON ”
Vivian Burke
Democratic Candidate
FOR
ALDERMAN NORTHEAST
WARD
We Accept Food Stamps
^ Fish Fry Every Sat. Night
Croaker lOlb $4.99 'Frog Legs
‘ Dressed Rabbits
i Open Mon. Thru Fri. 9AM To 9PM |
I Open At Sundown On Sat. Until j
I Sunday Afternoon 1-6 |
I 1404 N, Cherry St. 723-7426 M
THE COMMITTEE TO ELECT VIVIAN H. BURKE
ALDERMAN NORTHEAST WARD
request the honor of your presence
at a
RECEPTION
honoring
NA TIONAL DEMOCRA TIC COMMITTEE WOMAN
ATTORNEY RUTH HARVEY CHARITY
also
MEMBER OF THE NATIONAL DEMOCRATIC EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE
VICE PRESIDENT, NA TIONAL BAR ASSOCIA TION
MASONIC LODGE
1025 East Fourteenth Street
THURSDA Y, SEPTEMBER 22, 1977 THE PUBLIC IS INVITED TO A TTEND
7:00 to 9:00 o ’clock P, M. jqg ADMISSION!
At a recent meeting of pointed to the Board last addition to the
the Winston-Salem For- June. Library, as well as buj
syth County Library Board w.o i, ® Library at Rural
fTv . xr T u “ ; Climmons and upgr,
of Trustees, Mrs. Irene P. recently retired from the .up p.,- Winsto,,
Hairston was elected Winston Salem/Forsyth ‘cieni^l S
Chairman succeedmg Co. School system is very Hairston is
Mrs. Kent Graham whose active in many civic and qualified for the po
political organizations.
The Library Board has
presently launched a
building program with an
term expired in June.
Mrs. Ann Brenner was
elected Co. Chairman,
Mrs, Hairston was ap-
Joyce-King
Reunion
having a B.S,
Winston Salem
University and AMS
A&T State Universit
PWA Holds Luncheon
The Joyce-King Family
Reunion will be held
On September 27, 1977
Sunday, Sept. 18th, at the Professional Workers
home of Mrs. Earlie Association will hold its
Joyce, 4991 Shattalon •'•ucheon meeting at the|
Jean Cook at 727-271
reservations.
Drive, beginning at one
Western SizzUn at 30051
(1:00) o'clock. Mrs. Clara Cherry Street atl
E. Douglas will be the f
speaker. Dinner will be
served at 1:30. All family The program for this
members are invited to meeting will be oh the
attend with their friends Council for Older Adults.
WAYNE
CORPENIN
FOR
MAYOR
and food baskets.
The officers for the I
1977-78 term are: Presi-|
dent, Nancy Bolt Doyles of I
the Public Library; vice-1
president, Whit East ofl
the YMCA; treasurer,'
Within the Picket Fence Major Doris McQuay of'
flower Club met on the Salvation Army; and
September 8 at the home secretaiy, Jean Cook of
Flower
Club Meets
HE GETS
THINGS
DONE
of Mr. and Mrs. T.C.
Tillman. Mrs. J.M. Poin
dexter, gave an informa
tive report on the North
Carolina Federation Gar
den Club Convention,
which was held in
Fayetteville, North Caro
lina August 7-9, 1977. She
stated that our club won
First Place on the Year
Book and Second Place on
the Scrap Book.
Mrs. Tillman’s project
was presented in the form
of a questionnaire, What
do you know about Plants?
A prize was given to the
member who answered
the most questions; and a
small token was given to
each member for partici
pation.
Social Services. Contact
ANBESOF KILLS
MOUTH PAIN ON
CONTACT
Denture pain, toothache,
cold sores, teething pain,
relieved for hours.
When minor mouth pain strikes
use Anbesol. the pain killer.
Anbesol, with three anesthetics,
soothes irritated nerve endings,
deadens pain. Helps prevent in
fection, too. Use as directed for
hours of rebel.
Corpening For Mayol
Committee
Wesley Bailey, 'rresl
Hines
Warehouse
Clearance
Sale
Thrusday, Friday, Saturday!
10-9 p.m. >0-9 p.m. 9-5:30
Ladies Shoes
buy 2 pair d get the 3rd Free
value to $36 *5 & *10
Mens Shoes
Value to $62
All Sales Final
Cash Or Bank Cards
*12 & *18
Shoes
All Shoes moved to Spainhour Buildii
Next Door to our Downtown Store
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