Page 6-The Chronicle, Thursday, Decemb?r 30,
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Club News
Book Qub Holds
Christmas Party
The Book Club ot Today wide variety of prepared
held its annual Christmas dishes.
party on Tuesday, Dec. 21, After dinner was served,
at the Bethlehem Center. Barbara hayes directed the
Bronnie Daniels, club group jn a Christmas game,
president, brought greetings Gifts which club members
to members and their guests had placed under the
and conducted a brief Christmas tree, were then
business meeting which in- distributed to all guests.
?eluded minutes of the club members had also
previous meeting.and cor- t>rought a number of gifts
respondence read by for distribution two days
Secretary Louise Smith. Iater t0 persons jn the home
Following the business for battered women.
session, the Music Commit- ? ,
? . Club members attending
tee presented a Christmas , . , ?
K4 .. A... the party, in addition to
program. Martha Atkins, . K J .
Evelyn Sellers, Maybelle tnose mentloned above,
Hedgley, Vivien Bright and were Modesta EmMiss
Smith gave an infor- ma^ene Goodwin, Annie
mative liturgy on the Kennedy, Wilma Lassiter,
celebration of . Advent. Lillian Lewis, Ivye Nelle
They explained the sym- McDaniels, Selena Nichols,
holism of the Advent Edna Revels and Marion
Wreath and the significance Wooten.
of the lighted candles Guests were Gail Eddy,
representing the four weeks Marthola Payne, Juanita
of Advent. At appropriate Penn, Elizabeth Lewis,
times during their discus- Laura^ Roberts Hall,
sion and ritual, the au- Jeanette Carter, D.W. Andience
participated in sing- drews Jr., H.O. Bright,
ing Christmas carols. W.J. Earl, Roland Hayes,
In concluding the pro- Harold Kennedy Jr., J.L.
gram, the Social Committee Lassiter, the Rev. David R.
served a delicious buffet Hedgley, K.O.P. Goodwin
dinner which included a and B.F. Daniels.
Skyland Senior Citizens
Celebrate Christmas
The Skyland Senior Solos were rendered by
Citizens Club celebrated Mrs. Mamie Waiters and
their Annual Christmas the Rev. G.W. Roland.
Dinner on Thursday, Dec. Special music was provided
16, at the Skyland Recrea- by Mr. Marion Thomas.
tion Center. Special gifts, awards and
Club President Mrs. rpmarl^c nrucontA^ or\/H
i viiiai i\J nvi w vjviuvu u iivj
Janie A. Wilson was given by the president.
honored by East Ward _ ? .
At " v;,?, v One of the most unique
Alderman Virginia K. ....
Newell, who gave encourag- art exh,b,ls was d'sPlaVed at
ing remarks of praise and the P3"*" This was a <*ke
presented Mrs. Wilson with which was baked b* Miss
a plaque for outstanding Delores Guest, a member of
work in the community and 'be chorus and the Skyland
the Skyland Senior Citizens Sen'or Citizens Club. The
cake was made up of a light
The speaker for the occa- f?r *he club, a choir of four
sion was Winston-Salem a director anda
Police Chief Lucius A. P*an0? representing vthe
Powell. Chief Powell stress- ^uPcrt Bell Choral Group,
ed in a ^meaningful and a delicious Christmas
humble way the importance dinner was served to over
of more love in the home, 100 persons. Mrs. Ora L.
community and especially Griggs was Mistress of
for the youth of today. Ceremonies.
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Bass To Speak Ai
Marshall B. Bass, cor- pastor.
porate vice president of The program is sponR.J.
Reynolds Industries sored annually by the
Inc., will be the featured Winston-Salem/Forsyth
speaker at the Annual County Emancipation
Emancipation Day Pro- Association in observance
gram to be held at 11 a.m. 0f the freedom of slaves in
Saturday, Jan. 1, at St. America.
Stephen Baptist Church, Bass, a retired U.S. Army
2071 Bowen Blvd. The Rev. officer, holds several
Joseph R. Samuels is host decorations and awards
Mrs. Mansell Celebi
Mrs. Nellie Mansell was birthday party, she said, so
feted at a surprise birthday some nieces, Mrs. Nora
party at her home on Glen- Hamilton, Mrs. Felicia
coe Street. Her 70th birth- Norris and church
day was Christmas Eve. members> Mrs. Blondia
Mrs. Mansell is very active
in the church, com- Grinton, Mrs. Rut
munity, Cub Scouting and Galloway and Mrs. Mildred
civic work. Workman, decided she was
She had not had but one long overdue for something
Legion Spreads Holi
The Ralph R. Morgan Ms. Doris Noble was
American Legion Post No. presented a gift from the
220 and the Ladies Aux- Ladies Auxiliary at the
iliary brought Christmas Christmas party held Dec.
cheer to 38 families located 19. She lost a brother dur.u~
wr:?.? ^ ' - ...
in me vymsionoaiem com- ing wartime wnicn qualifies
munity. her as a "Gold Star Sister."
The members contributed
canned goods and staples,
including eggs, fruits and
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Badge. He is a graduate of Stephens Episcopal Church
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College Park, and is a Attorney Willie M. Ken- 1
member of the board of nedy will read the Eman- <
directors of the Winston- cipation Proclamation. At- i
Salem State University torney Harold L. Kennedy
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nice just for her. Meadows, Mrs. LuVerta
Those present enjoying McCrow,. Mrs. Geneva
the festive occasion were: Charles, Mrs. Doretta
Richard Hamilton, Mrs. Hays, Topaze Rawlinson
Tomasue Crockett, Mrs. and Jemal Norris.
Elsie Rawlinson, Ben Nor- Mrs. Mansell opened the
ris, Jeannette Eller, George many gifts and everyone
Charles, Ms. Novella sang carols and enjoyed
Wilson, Mrs. Norma hors d'oeuvres, punch and
Woodruff, Mrs. Theopha cake.
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