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.T 0 The Chronicle, Saturday, January 19, I960
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Daughter Roberta Mumford
has been re-elected ^BflE^BB
illustrious commandress of
Qpfhnc Pr\11rf \l/\ 1 OC !*?
Bishop arid Hope. JGLIVDU
Other officers for the
1980 years, during which FOf
the court will stress its
motto "Progress Through
Togetherness" are: Daugh- Alvii^ Jackson has been
ter Coral Jackson, first Lt. elected illustrious potentate
commandress; Daughter Qf SethosTemple No. 170of
Beverly Hosch, second Lt. the Prince Hall Shriners.
commandress; Daughter Jackson, a Winston-SaFlora
K. Alexander, high iem native and member of
priestess; Daughter Eliza- Goler Metropolitan A.M.E.
beth Gordon, oriental zjon Church, is an original
guide; Daughter Pauline member of the Bivoac
Benbow, treasurer; Daugh- Lodge No. 503, King Soloter
Marilyn Peterson, re- mon Consistory No. 64,
cordess; Daughter Ruby American Legion Post No.
Rogers, first ceremonial 128, Phalanx Fraternity,
daughter; Daughter Annie
Eldridge, second ceremonial
daughter; Daughter FflPllHr
Vernell Moddy, inside spy; IIUC
/sj: Daughter Alyce Shipp, out- *
^ ' side-spy; Daughter-Gorin 1 ; --r~~
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ter Josephipe C^aper* * as- Mrs. Velma H. Friende,
sistant recordess; Nobre presided qt the monthly
A.O. Benbow, advisor to meeting of Phi ^Omega
court. Chapter of Alpha Kappa
Alpha Sorority. Mrs.
Friende is a guidance coum
, selor at Atkins High School.
. She served as Anti-Basileus
for the last two years.'
Other elected officers for
1980-81 are: Mrs. Alletis
Bryant, Anti-Basileus;
Mrs. Annette Wilson,
^^jj|Grammatues; 'Mrs. Peggy
* J Witherspoon, Anti-Gram*
v mateus; Mrs. Yvonne HinMrs.
Friende ton, financial secretary;
Oues Hold Ann
Psi Phi and Mu Epsilon ticipate in this classical
chapters of Omega Psi Phi music contest (instrumental
Fraternity, Inc. will spon- or vocal). The contest is
sor its annual Talent Hunt qpen to soloists only, not
Contest in early March
(tentative date- March 3, 8 0UPS*
1980) at Kenneth R. Wil- Prizes will be awarded as
liams Auditorium,'Winston follows: First Place- $50.,
' -Salem State University. Second Place- $30. and
Students in grades 10, 11 Third Place- $20. The first
and 12 are eligible to par- place winner will have the
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Shrinking Districts
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districts had population gains between 1970 and 1978.*
Six districts grew more than 50 percent-all of them
located in Sun Belt states-Florida, California and Texas.
: One hundred and six districts lost people. Not
surprisingly, most of them are in older, urban America.
Fifteen districts in New York City, seven in Chicago,
five each in Philadelphia and Detroit and seven Los Angeles
saw people voting with their feet in the eight
years of the decade.
The Census Bureau admitted undercounting blacks in
1970, and is making an effort now to avoid a repetition in
1980.
But even allowing for the 3 pettent error rate in the
1978 provisional estimates of congressional district
shrinkage and growth, Capitol Hill is likely to be less
integrated in the future than it has been over the last few
years.
The congressional re-districting that will result from
1980's head count could also spark profound political
changes. The Census Bureau estimates are an early
warning system that should send shivers through the
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existing housing stock and could lead to better
. compliance by landlords who would then know that these *
proceedings could not be ignored."
Termed inadequate in the housing code wereheating
standards and insulation add weatherproofing standards.
The code does not presently require that
landlords supply heating equipment although there are
standards to be met if heating is provided.
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Mrs. Mumford is a mem- / JL ,1^ "
ber of St. Paul's United ^ . uT
Methodist Church in Ker- y
nersville and belongs to the ^ ffjiB
American Legion Auxiliary?^ Qk, 1X3 M|
Tost No. 128. She was n*it I** r^'-"-SB
educated at Carver High ,
School anH Winctrtn-Ca1<???? wf.ksnn
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State University. She is a
mother of two children,
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Mumford Cooper
n Wins First Electionr
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thos Temple Potentate
M.B.T.C. Society and captain of the guard; Sulliyt#t^s
at R.J. Reynolds van Humbert, Outer
Tobaccb Co. as a depart- Guard; Carl Cloud Sr.,
ment inspector. He has lecturer; Daryl Prince, asbeen
a Mason for 10 years sistant recorder and Jack C.
and is married to Coral J. Cdoper, imperial deputy of
Jackson. oasis; William Peterson
Other officers include: Sr., imperial advisor of
Lester Carpenter, first ce- oasis and Thomas Mickens
remonial master, Ed Rus- Sr? imperial organizer of
sell, second -ceremonial oasis,
master, John Hart, mar- Howard L. Ward is reshall;
Walter Patterson, porter. ~~7
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Mrs. Chlories Shore, Epis- the initiation of three new
toleus; Mrs. Marie Rose- members, Mrs. Carmen
boro, Tamiouchas; Mrs. Elijah, Mrs. Mildred Knox,
Marv Warren. renort#*r? sister frf niiwio --J
, r~~~ 'w* > v? wiit ! itivi gciu aiiM
Mrs. Dorothy Jones, par- Dorothy Wynecoff, and
liamentarian; Mrs. Bronnie Mrs. Joan K. Phillips, sisDaniels,
Hodegas; Mrs. ter of Soror Barbara K.
Bryth Puryear, Philactor Phillips,
and Mrs. A. Tillie Jeffers, _ Hostesses fo^ the meetmembership
chairman. ing were Sorors Annie BelPhi
Omega Chapter will ton, Geraldine Cary, Barbe
actively involved in so- bara Dula, Sara Hamlin,
cial, cultural and civic pro- Virginia Newell, Sandra
jects during the year as Pennington and Annette
proposed by the program Wilson. The meeting was
chairman. Soror Alletis I
Bryant. The highlight of Vivian Burke, 3410 Cumthe
January meeting was berland Rd.
ual Talent Hunt
opportunity to participate Ms. Julie Flinchum, went
on the district level for on to win the district conadditional
prizes and recog- test, and on to Denver, Col.
nition. For applications in August, 1979 to particiand
further information. pate in the National Talent
write: Mr. Rudolph Y. ? . _ A_ .
Boone Sr.- chairman, Ome- Hunt Demonstration.
ga Talent Hunt Contest, The public is invited to
3151 Butterfield Drive, attend the contest. The
Winston-Salem, N.C. 27105 deadline for submitting enLast
year's local winner, tries is February^ 1, 1980.
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traditional coalition of liberal big city Democrats. The
message: Their days in powet; are numbered.
Numbered, in fact, by the U.S. Bureau of the Census.
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Cooper Leads ~
Consistory
Jack C. Cooper has been
re-elected as commander- ^
in-chief of the King Solomon
Consistory No. 64
AASRPHA.
Cooper, a member of
White Rock Baptist |
Church, is a member of
Other officers are: V. I
Douglas Hairston, first I
lieutenant; James McLau- I
rin, second lieutenant; Lu- I
ther Littlejohn, piror; I
Jame^ Lomax, minister of I
state and grand orator; I
Edward Russell, chancel- j
lor; William E. Stevenson, ]
keeper of seal and archives; I
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Sethos Temple No. 170,
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T.I.V. and serves as Excellent
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of Oasis of Winston-Salem.
The new commander has
been a Mason for 16 years, flj
He works at Brenner Indu- I
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