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f Chronicle Profile He Take: Resplendent in his job of head waiter than brown tuxedo with mat- just standing around, ching frilled shirt, Ray-, Jefferson explained von Jefferson cuts an while handling a special I imposing figure as he pre-fight dinner at strides through a room LaTerre XXI last Saturfilled with diners. day night. He carries himself "I check to see that I that way because he is a the customers are satisprofessional and he fied, observe the dining I wants everyone to know tbom and look to see if J it. * any of the customers are Jefferson has been getting restless," said I working his way towards Jefferson. becoming a head waiter ,41 talk to the chef for four years as a bar- beforehand to see how tender and assistant long it will take to get I head waiter. certain dishes prepared There's more to the anH h nvu manv nlafpc wf 4." 9|W # jV; * V I ^K IrI % ^r \ ? ^L? ^wfw^ J^L ~ ^? *3T^?^ KJ Pettus McClendon Males Enter Fast By Yvette McCullough Jones is a sophomore at C?.ff U/^*? V*>???^.r UirtVi CoVir^l IJMU1 T.f tlWI rvtUIIV^UJ lll^H kJViiwat His hobbies are ping Twenty-one young peo- pong, football and basple, including, for the first ketball. He works part time, three males, will be time as an attendant at competing for the coveted Gilmore's Funeral Home. - crown of "Mr. or Miss - J4I wanted to do this Ebony Fashion Fair" because I want to be t Oct. 26 during the 22nd model," Jones said, annual Ebg^^F^slyon^ "Xo^btve a chance t< Fair at the Kenneth R. meet new people as wel Williams Auditorium. as gain modeling experi This year's fashion enced." show is being sponsored McClendon is a soph - locally by the Winston-Sa- omore at Atkins Higl ? ?' ? ? c-L i 11_ i:t a._ j . lem uroan League uunu. otnuui. nc imcs iu uanu The young men and wo- which he has been doinj men participating will be for a very long time, competing for scholar- "I wanted to be in it t< given during the intermis- thing to look at than jus sion of the fashion show. giri models," McClendoi "Color Explosion" is said. "i think being ii the theme for the fashion something like this give: show which will feature young men and women i more than 200 garments, chance to learn more a personally selected by bout becoming a model.' Mrs. Eunice W. Johnson. Both young men sai( producer and director of t^ey wouid like to pursu< the show. modeling as a career. She picked fashions _ r, . .. ... - .? ? _ They said they would hk from the Amencan Euro- J / pean collections of such famed designers as Halston, Anne Klein, Koos | Van Den Akker, Mary McFadden , Richard As- f f satly, James Daugherty, Stephen Burrows, Jeffrey _ Banks, Cerruti, Castleba- HHj jac, Givency, Enzo Russo, Antonelli and Lanvin. A new twist to the fSB fashion show this year is * the presence of male contestants: Bernard Jones, Willie McClendon and I 1 IHi Robert Pettus. IBP ClementGaither The annual reunion of the Clemlftt-Gaither Family was held recently at Sheraton Inn in Greensboro with a buffet dinner. The family also had a ?? service at the Shiloh Bap- \ VC^achoviah tist Church in Greensbo- Kernersville ar ro. venience of loc Officers were elected. Because peoi They were: W. Leroy That's wny^ Clement, president; Mrs. customer. Anc Earl Gaither Simpson, people like Ga vice-president; Mrs. Sa- Because we rah Hunt Allen, secretary; always be the k Mrs. Norene Gaither to bank with. Scott, treasurer; Mrs. Beatrice Barnes, historian, Mrs. Emma Scott Penn, Member F.D.I. C. reporter. 5 Pride In Wo will need," he added. very easily set one afire. pi Such decisions as how "1 have a little leather a' the tables are set-up and piece that I usually hold tv the way the meal is it with," said Jefferson, hi served within his "I set it up the way I th pruview. want it, flame it and then b< Saturday night, he carry it out in my hand." seved a special French- w. A , , J< .1 . *?.? ? Mistakes can happen , style set-up with flaming . . A r * . .. h: /. . . . , to the best food handlshiskabobs. People T fc .u- ? .? r . ii ers. Jefferson can now think it s fantastic really . . . . . ir . ?rr-r?^ f laugh, about a couple: __ unique, he noted with " ? . . It One time I poured wa^n. C" .... . ... ter down a lady's blouse. ^ In addition to shiska- . . , _ d ... . . . I was putting butter in a t bobs, he also considers ... . T 7... ..... , . _ _ dish and I tilted it too . his flaming desserts one , , tl r . . . , . . much. of his specialties. There's a technique to carry- "There was another k ing a dish which, could time I tried to catch a h ? \ AJ i i ? > m I Thompsor The Perry-Thompson r ^? m families met in High Point I on the Sept. 15 for their *"irst family reuni?n an(* to organize a continued re* ( ft Twenty-nine members I I W 9 I?attended from such places m as Albany, N.Y. Jersey WM City, N.J., Oxon Hill, Md. I H| Washington, D.C., Heath HI Springs/S.C., High Point and Winston-Salem. J?nes -' ? A discussion was given ^ by Mrs. Mable McKenzie P^ir a?d Mrs. lola Moffitt of IIUII Ctlf High Point. The family members to see a guy win the event an(* guests were served to pave the way for other dinner at the home of Mr. guys to enter next year. an(* Mrs. Thomas Fuller in High Point. The hospiThe third male in the tality hour was held at the ?competition is Robert A. Town House Motel anff a Pettus, a junior at West disco fol,owed. Forsyth Senior High School. Pettus enjoys modeling, tennis and 1 ^ *** baseball.-* He is vice-presi-* dent of the usher board at Reynolds Temple C. M. The Lachenalia Garden E. Church and the direc- Club met recently at the tor of the Upward Bound home of Mrs. John PoinMass Choir. dexter. Old business and The other contestants new was discussed. The * competing are Candice hostess gave her presen* Black" Sabrena Bradley, fation 'rCare of Hawaii Tii Cassandra Brown, Tonia^ Plant^, and presented" * Cain. Cvnthia and Char- each member present lene Clemons, Tonya Dal- with a plantrton, Kim Duncan, Carla The club's plans for th 1 Gilliam, Sandra Lewis, New Year include a basket * Teresa Lomax, Christine for the needy, visiting the S McCravey, Cathy Mc- sick and elderly, planting a Cray, Melonie Moultry, a ' bulb of the club's * Faye Orr, Jacqueline flower, the Lachenalia. Slade, Angela Stephens present were: n r%rA T tea ' I hAm o e . * w Annie a. Aiexanaer, Linc Mrs. Tnelma Small is , ? . . _ . . . r xu r u da Pomaexter, Eva Jones, the chairman of the fashe ion fair . Addie R. Acey, Christine hovia People ' ^^HkI'^^Il'i^K ' JK mfo. ^Bfcy Gary Sluder Manager, Country Club Office as 19 offices in the Winston-Salem/Clemmons/ ea. That's more than any other bank. But con:ation isn't the only reason people bank with us. $le bank with people, not locations. Wachovia assigns a Personal Banker to every 1 why we're proud of our branch management ry Sluder. want our people to llfanhni figl :ind of people you like WO I# IIU VICI Bank&Trust n mds, so I smashed I lem all up against my Most importantly, j| f ) jfferson does see A/r job of serving others B j w$ >od as being demean- \ M jrious about what I'm oing." KiXlj & "My only complaint is ie money, because 'ant to get paid for the I2H|KH^V nmirlaHno tViai T Viotfo 11VTT IVUgV illOl A HOT Vf t e concluded. ~ Rciy i Reunion r "The Ultima* The Differ On Sunday, Sept. 16 all rS A T members attended church p/ ppn/\ / service at the Memorial United Methodist Church _ . 4 St Aft in High Point, where Rev. ? / if I Belvin J. Jessup is pastor. I wit h a After the service a box 1_ . . lunch was served to all y^l/A ij# -'Vj that was present at the " WSMM%J ww m i home of Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Moffitt. The oldest member present was Lewis Perry of WinstonSaJem and the youngest member was Cardell Jr. of *i\Vp Jersey City, N.J. . \\e^S ^ ore . Member attending from ^ Winston-Salem were Mr. \j&v@ an/4 Mi>r Di-tkart Damr I J > oiiu i?ii J. nwvt v a vii j | _ Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Til- I " ttO?'? ledy, Mrs. Larn Dilliard I &0* and Lewis Perry. The I O* next reunion will be held I y ^ in HeafTTSprings, S.C. in 1 |\ 1980. I .. - -1 V-W:-> na,ia JH i Gaither, and Dclores Dou- I thit. | 546 N. TRADE S Girls' puckered vamp wedge m&hl with self-laced collar. HBeC Rust. 10-3. plIMj 6?50 Rea. $8.97 Girls' new fashion boot with accent laci on vamp and shaft. Rust. 9-4. n.oo Reg. $14.97 Men's women's and children's athle 20% off PrftoM Good At All 4 W1n?t/?n-Salem Store-1 1. Loehmami's Plaza, Revnolda k Yadkt 2. 2*53 N. Liberty Street [doeed Sondayt) Sale prices good thru Sunday. Master Ch; e 4T ?e Chronicle. Saturday, September 29, 19^9 r*GF*mamwm p.^ JB ------ ^ J^J -i I I \j j| B |i?.-, ^ A\ r^ ^ ^r?j/J ^w>V^ / * von Jefferson J lEN^Y^M T Phone 724-0696 | rall fashions afoot! Men's nylon Cuga in blue fUG-fl 8?'?? tr'm* ^'zes 6V2-12. 12.00 Reg. $16.97 Big boys sizes 21/2-6. 11.00 Reg. $15.97 'f :^fP^\ Men's new suede casual atggg0^ \i with accent stitching and M unit wedge sole. Tan. ^*?*^13.00 Reg. $19.97 ^9 tic socks. Women's totes. 7.00 Reg. $8.97 a 3. 2942 Waaghtown Street nvtile Rde. 4. 2670 Peter* Creek Parkway fX-mart Plaza, next to Food World] arge or Visa. Open evenings and Sunday 1-6 pm.
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