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Baptist Gets
The General Baptist State posed of 1700 member chur- ,
?. tzezt :*"hr?8 in KJr**H r*rotma jfK .
awarded a grant of $100,000 membership of 450,000 i
by the Z. Smith Reynolds represents 40^o of the black i
_ Foundation for the piirpQjvg^ population jp the state^ j
and service capabilities of foctlsed toward enabling t
the Con v^jLLLon and churches to (carry out their i
associated churches. role as helper during I
The Convention is com- periods of illness, stress and I
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AKAs Pack Christmas Hi
Members of Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., put finishing tou
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vmmwen ui mtr Ljxjura central urpnanage for Christmas. Pi
chairman; Velma Friende, basileus, and Gloria Crawford, j
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The Rev. Thomas J. Wilklns, 82. of 1216 N.E. 29th
Street died Wednesday, Dec. 3, at Forsyth Memorial
Hospital after an extended illness. He was born May
30th, lp98, injGreenville, S.C., and had livgjLin WinstonSalen?
f orvifi^ars^ihenrR^u. .WrtS^iHFwa<w,a. telired
evangelist, and a member of C^ppadocia Holiness
Church.
Surviving are his wife, Evangelist Hattie Wilkins of the i
home; four daughters, -Evangelist Effie Cannon, Mrs.
Julia Thomas, Mrs. Beatrice Myers and Mrs. Martha 1
McKay; eight sons, Lewis C., Thomas E., Robert and i
Melvin (Rip) Wilkins, all of the city. Harold, Richard,
Wilbur and Oscar Wilkins,'all of New York; over 100 <
grandchildren and a host of great- and great-great- (
grandchildren; one brother, Sam Wilkins of Rutherford, |
N.C.
Funeral services were conducted Saturday, December <
6th, at 4:00 P.M. at Emmanuel Baptist Church by the i
Rev. F. Shepherd and Dr. S. Walter Mack, Pastor. Burial ,
followed in the Evergreen Cemetery. Hooper Funeral ]
Directors were in charge of services.
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Funeral services for Tandy Kiser of 2247 Bethabara
Road were conducted Sunday t 1:00 p.m. in Piney Grove i
Baptist Church with the Rev. E.L. Grant and the Rev.
Ishman Hurst officiating. Interment followed in the i
church cemetery. He was a native of Forsyth County, a ;
retired farmer and a member of Piney Grove Baptist ;
Church, where he served as a deacon, Sunday School ;
teacher and in jhe church choir.
Surviving are five daughters, Mrs. Anna Myers, Mrs.
Mary Walker, and Mrs, HazeJ Kiser, all of the home,
Mrs. Mabel Walker of the city, and Mrs. Mildred Woods
of Cleveland, Ohio; 12 grand-children; 17 greatgrandchildren;
24 great great-grandchildren; several
nieces, nephews and other relatives. Clark S. Brown &
Sons Funeral Home were in charge of services.
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:rises in a more effectise human service advisors.
After the farrrrly pjtf* cifvints-s?4U
the church is ihe resource about health problems such
tnost frequently looked to as diabeties and hypertenthe-ftm~phaire
of?-managing -these problems/
he operation, the program how to secure needed serAill
identify and train ap- vices and the things the in3roximately
300 church lay dividual, family, church
persons as health and and community can do to
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ches on health kits that the organization will donate to
ctured left to right are Wilma Wheeler, health committee
Health committee member.
Mailing Tips
For Christmas
nWtth the Christmas mailing season just ahead,
Vfln^lon-Salem Postmaster John Schoolfield is offering
sewn# tips for customers to make sure their cards and
packages arrive on time and in good shape.
In addition to shopping early, Postmaster Schoolfield
urges customers to properly address cards and packages
with the name, street number and name or post office
box number and the city, state and ZIP Code reserved for
the last line. It's also a good idea to put a slip of paper
with the recipient's name and address and your return address
inside parcels. Be sure to include your return address
including your ZIP Code on all envelopes and
packages.
Postmaster Schoolfield also reminds customers to
check the size of their envelopes before mailing
Christmas cards. Letter size standards which went into
effect last year require envelopes to be at least 3'/2 inches
high and 5 inches long to be accepted for mailing.
The Postal Service is also asking its customers to put an
ounce of extra care into preparing packages for mailing.
Parcels will arrive at their destination in good shape if
mailers follow a few simple instructions:
1. Make sure the contents are well-Cushioned and there
is no empty space in the bc5x. Use crumpled newspaper
around the item, on the bottom, the sides and on top of
your gift. Foamed plastic shells and air pocket padding
also are good cusions.
2. Brown wrapping paper and twine cord are not
necessary. Wrappings can rip off, and twine can get
:aught in processing machinery.
3. Use sealing tape to close off and seal the box. Three
types are recommended: pressure-sensitive tape, kraft
paper reinforced with nylon or glass and filament
iciiupic^mjic-H-iiMiivc tape. LMjn i use masKing
tape or cellophane tape. They're no longer recommended
due to past poor performance.
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Reynolda A Yadkinvillc Rds. 3. 2952 Waughtown St. (K-*
tab prteM good thru tunday. Mggtir Cord or Vba.
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Church will sponsor a
prevent or belter manage "Talent Show", Sunday,
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plored. Guest artists appearing
on the program will be the
The Z, ;3,imti Kgvfiul^ kuuen Pell Chuial.
gram witt be rnaliJiei] by ihale grOup Trom Cleveland
$100,000 of in-kind con- Avenue Christian Church,
tributions from the Con- The Rev. Alvin Damond
vention and associated Family, Denard Lyttle on
churches. the drums, Ms. Patricia
Cason, singing and many
more from the church family.
AKAs Pack
Yule Boxes
Members of the Phi*
Omega Chapter of Alpha ff ^
Kappa Alpha Sorority, j
inc., prepared over 50 1/
Christmas health kits for If
the children residing at Ox- I.
ford Central Orphanage. IV
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toiletries and a gift in an ef- llb^ j \
fort to share the Christmas I^tV^
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3|/nii wiiii me youngsters 1
and to promote one of the I
national program thrusts of
the sorority..."Focus on I
Health Care," said Velma
Friends, basileus of the
local chapter of AKA.
Each kit also includes a
dental care packet made
available by the School of
Dentistry at the University
of North Carolina at ^ sjj&ff
Chapel Hill. ^
Wilma Wheeler is chair- ^ *<50y fins! I
man of the sorority's health VASg /
committee. ^ /
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Gameshow JW#A
The Winston-Salem State Jly i8
University senior class of '81 ? ^ Jjj
will sponsor a game show My fir Jggy
entitled 4LThe Games Peo- fir
pie Play," on Thursday, mSSSBS
Deceniber 11th in the Ken- J
Auditorium on campus at 7 ?
Prizes will include cash
and gift certificates. Admis_sion
i& $1.00 with the pro
ceeds going toward the class 7 __ _ ~mm~7\
gift to the university. 1^1 REi
For additional informa- *
tion, contact Mrs. Madeline MDC RTF
Scales at 761-3136. UlUOe Dlf
Atkins i
Reunion , ?
The Atkins High School
Class of 1953 reunion committee
will meet at Mt. Zion Please share wltl
Baptist Church on File honoring a membc
Street Sunday. December race who COntribl
14th at 3:30 p.m. . . ..
much to the prog
Carver Band th'8 community i
she was Miss Bii
Holds Program first grade teacl
mother away from
The Carver High School an advisor and or
Band and chorus will pre-. would share c
sent Christmas concerts on * . . .
December 15th at Carver ^ troubles.
High School at 7:30 p.m.,
December 16th South Park
High School at Carver at
9:00 a.m. and December 18
at Walkertown Jr. High. She was a Barber-Scotu
The public is cordially in- Salem State University,
vited. She served her church, I
teacher, Secretary of the S
and Elder. She served oivtl
ty. She chaired NAACP 1
Committee on Administra
k Among other civic cont
j&L Chapter, Iota Phi Lambda
^ National Coordinator cff F
Charter member of the'Di
Meridian Chapter 308; F<
I Em Winston Senior Citizens (
pr Garden Path Flower Club;
Club; NatM Council of
Carolina.
ft At the time of her dem
ChUdr#n,? Treasurer of the Howard-F
$4 ^ the Aladine Robinson Aw
Salem Bible College, A C
Children's wnttm Gold Club, and the Florida
tHchod boot. 8Vk.3. forth by Mrs. Birdie G. Ro
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or boot ?* .?1.*0 established 4
Phnnff future as thl
miwj stf schola rship.'i
4. 2670 Peters Creek Pkwy.
dart Plaza. Next to Food World)
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MEMBRANCE OF
1DIE G. ROBINSON
DECEMBER 11. 1979
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a graduate and received her B.S. Degree at WinstonJoyd
United Presbyterian Church as a Sunday School
lunday School, President of the Presbyterian Women
ie Board of Trustees of Winston-Salem State UniversiVlembership
drives. Red Feather Campaigns and the
tion in the YWCA.
ributions, she was a Charter member of Beta Alpha ;
Sorority, Inc., which she organized in her home; Pasj :
'elatis Auxilliary of Iota Phi Lambda Sorority, Inc.; a :
lughters of Isis, Sethos 105; member of Eastern Star,
ourth Garden Council; The Book of Today; North
Club; Nat'l Assn. of University Women; Along the
; Maple Park Club; The Rose of Sharron Community
Negro women and the Church Women of North
ise, she was the principal shareholder and Secretarylobinson
Funeral Home, Inc. She was a contributor to
ard at WSSU, United Negro College Fund, Winstonontributor
to the Barber-Scotia College through the
i Memorial College in Miami, Florida. The policies set
binson will continue with the present staff of HowardInc.
R ALADINE ROBINSON A WARD
4 T WSSU WILL BE KNOWN IN THE
: ALADINE AND BIRDIE ROBINSON
THE LATTER WAS ESTABLISHED BY
GEORGE BOOIE. .