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I Socialettes To Ho The Socialcttc Club from donated to the NAACP and F Mt. Airy is planning an the Socialette's Scholastic t awards ceremony to honor Scholarship Fund. < local black women foi their For more information, > outstanding efforts in the contact the Socialette Club, I area of community involve- 202 Eleanor Ave.* or call ment. Verna C. Smith at 2 The group is now seeking 786-2576. 5 nominations. All women, The Socialette Club ages 18 and up, will be con- recently held a banquet sidered with the awards honoring black athletics in presented in five age the Mt. Airy area. ormmc * o?k- james Brim and Kevin Winners in each age Strickland were recognized group will be chosen on by the group. various criteria: charm, Brim has won numerous poise and proceeds from awards, and received ticket sales. Proceeds raided recognition such as Parade from the ticket sales will be Magazine All-American Club Holds Dinner Meeting The Columbian Heights A definite date has not been i Friendly Club held its mon- set. thly dinner meeting at the Members present were home of Mr. and Mrs. Mrs. Elythe Williams, Mrs. Charlie Banner. Mrs. Mable Hal, Mrs. Verna Edythe Williams, the club Grier, Mrs. Jessie Mills, president, presided over the Mrs. Cooke, Mrs. Iola meeting. Davis, Mrs. Lillie Lomax, Mrs. Maggie Grier, Mrs. Tne annual picnic for ? ? . . . , .... Thelma Jeffries, Mrs. Katie members and friends will be s Woods Mrs Mable held at the home of Mr. and d ? ? muwu anu ivirs. Louise Mrs. Dock Grier in August.?Davi*, ^ Senior Otizen Month Observed The residehts of Sunrise tivities such as a fortune Towers Apartments tellers booth, horseshoe pitcelebrated Senior Citizen ching matches, bingo and Month on May 26 on the ball throwing. patio of the apartment com-. After the games, a plex. cookout was held and prizes The event included a were presented to the winvariety of games and ac- ners Of the games. * WSSU, a . % rk -Begins /X I???? isnrvpy I B Winston-Salem State University began a public ' image survey on May 31. ] County residents is being with each interview lasting data -- age range, occupation, salary range, etc., - [ JKB&& C all questions will pertain to 4^ iLJ I colleges and universities in \ <?# /flI S the Triad area. The survey is being funded by a grant JyS from the C.S. Mott FounHrai?;ina anH imaop-hnilHino ^ H capabilities. Results of the survey will be used to evaluate and improve Winston-Salem State's public relations program. Post No. 220 and the Ladies Auxiliary held Memorial I Day Services on Saturday, May 28 at the Post home on Liberty Street. Mrs. Lois Smith was the '*11 mistress of ceremonies with Bell and C.C. Nance in charge of the opening. A candlelighting ceremony honoring the U deceased members was con- I ducted by Commander W.L. Wright. The true meaning of the ammmm Memorial Poppy and the Harm: 766-9200! placing of the wreath was Satur Please see pate B8 nor Local Black :irst Team, ACC Rookie of recipient of many award* he Year and the Scholastic and recognition for playing loaches 1982 Adidas All- basketball. American High School Brim is the son of Aim* :ootball Team. and Byrant Brim and wil Strickland, a rising senior attend Wake Forest Univer it North Surry fligh sity. School, has also been the Clifton Graves, affir FORSYTH MEMORIAL Rl THREE-YEAR ACCREDI1 The Joint Commission on Accreditation of Hospit; Memorial Hospital for another three years. This acc that the Joint Commission is satisfied that we are d( ty of care to the patients we serve. Forsyth Memorial Hospital requests the survey and pays for the service. This request signifies a 1 voluntary commitment to self-improvement. Even from the governing body to the physical plant, is with the Joint Commission's standards.? As we grow we're growing beti The knowledge that you can count on Fori to take care of you, your family, your frient is very important to us, because we are ded highest quality of health care possible. ym> - ' R Remember V our lay away / plan v R....U.I.. * on An ru n iv V/ ncyuiany lOU.UU in I accent your fall wai ! J burgundy color in mi and half size blazers ^ 120.00 now 89.00; MISSES' AND HALF SIZE I :"M, V Junior leather j r 11000 Regularly 140.00. Tf Ml jacket features a rru m sleeves form the Ge rich look of leather i: ft wine, taupe or grey, ft and skirts in sizes 5 II JUNIOR COAT? open A rV^.. Belk I M charge account: P TODAY A BELK CHARGE1 day 9:30 to 9:30; lavawav your purchases Sunday 1 to 6 chahge ft 4 ways: R*% Oj'gr v vt Women S \ mative action officer at I If * \ Winston-Salem State I m*fm flTwtW* University who served as I i the speaker for the 1 ceremony, emphasized the - importance of hav ing goals, directions and perserverance. , GREEI '?i ECEIVES ^ r ATION f?? lis has accredited Forsyth r c,pOpJ meditation means, simply, slivering the highest quali- SENIOR ^ CITIZENS I by the Joint Commission RECEIVE U professionally motivated, AN / service to the hospital, ADDITIONAL - '\ reviewed for compliance ^ ^ ^ DISCOUNT ?EVERY W ___ WEDNESDAY ' tor..for you I j syth Memorial Hospital I ? t1s and your neighbors I \1 icated to delivering the ? I \1 V \ J ? LTlilKC r'cvil if KNIT Tl I BAILIE For , Big Girl Si iru July 4 at B'9Savi I '<s. s85 Reg. $12 to 5icc CawayVaJmems Polyester/Cotton Kl 1 selections'until SiZeS 40 t0 ^ September 1. k length J Cotton Bleni bummer ie stunning look of leather will ?I CCDIA/I rdrobe perfectly. Select this OLCli WW I isses' sizes 6 to 18 Misses' 6^ ; also available. Misses, reg. yCSfU v | half sizes, reg. 130.00 now U tO I Reg $10 to $ C0ATS Long and short g( jackets Sizes S-M-l lis handsome blouson leather jndarin collar and snap cup Ladies Kn neral Leather Company. The s back in luscious shades of CUODT C The perfect accent for pants W11 w 11 I V to 13 ? ? 5Q88 %* Cotton blends in stripe Pastel color Junior and miss^ T A V SA AS'?OCA?C J>E O'CAN F *p?f \m T'* ?"T" OAKW r The Chronicle, Thursday, June 2, 1983-Page B7 ii - ? ? - - ii 'I / M '-. I vt I Daughter J OUR ANNUAL MBACK DAYS ?AVtl .<:* downtown / 'ij T-SHIRTS VJ? i??- ? &V. f $390 fljfl AROUND A t0 F0R $A9 0 1 YOUR- ? ' ^ M SHOPPING ^ "?9' $7 to $8 PI CAGIIDC Solids. Stripes rLCHOUnt ? ? Summer' PANTS \ $1279 \ I mm Reg. $20 Y -Cotton Duck with separate belt. Plain front, t \ Colors: I \ White, Navy, Kelly, Khaki ^ \ Sizes 10 to 18 f? ?f M Jpl r "|? v. ~'7" 3 ~ '? Summer EAR DRESSES 090 S1Q90 S1K90 ic. ?# to uu 17 Reg. $26 to $54 jwns Cotton/Polyester, Linen Blends Good Selection of styles for your selection Sizes 5 to 8 to 20. 14% to 24Vz Children 's Department it Girls' JETS SHORT SETS ig. $18 ?? $ft49?$740- -- IW *12" \J to f s and solids Reg. $9 to $11 s Solids, Stripes. Prints ' sizes Toddler-4.6x-7.7-i4 | 'ken, (^)Daugkt&i ] DOWNTOWN PARKVIEW NORTHSIDE REYNOLD* OOO DRIVE (Across Stratford Rd from Thruway) r'\Y -
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