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Beta Alpha Chapter of the Iota Phi Lambda Soror
attended a "Get Acquainted" gathering Feb. 12
sorority's 32nd Annual Debutante Cotillion is scl
tion Center.
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is married
Mrs. Hester Louise Rig
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maried Feb.
Rev. W.J. LeGrant at the
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Church. The Rev. W.M. B \ v*^l WW?
Harris officiated. e *
Following the wedding, a I
reception was held in the *
church's lower auditorium. E'r ^ * Jf 1m
Road. Mrs. Hester R. LeGrant
Club holds luncheon
Mrs. Lois Hauser hosted Mrs. Louise Smith. Mrs.
the February meeting of the Carolyn Boyd made the
Flower Niche Garden Club treasurer's report and the
last Saturday. The meeting club made a donation to the.
opened with the club col- American Fleart Associa1
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lect. ttom
The agenda included .. . . .
.. . , . , , Members exhanged
discussion of the clubs . .
r . .. plants to be returned to the
nominee for the Human . . . ... ,5
. . . , , rightful owners in May and
Relations Award and the . . r ,, . . ,
^ j ^ , enjoyed fellowship and a
4th District Garden Council . ,. . . .
. , . , .. delicious luncheon,
report by the president Mrs.
Edythe Williams with Mrs. Others attending the
Gwendolyn Greene and meeting were Mrs. Vivienne
Mrs. Carolyn Boyd as Conley, Mrs. Bessye Dobpresenters.
We sold the son, Mrs. Gloria Goore,
highest number of tickets Mrs.' Grace Lowery, Mrs.
for the Holiday House. Louise Sadler, Mrs. Eula
Show-and-tell session Smith, Mrs. Marion
featured Mrs. Mary War- Wooten an<3 Mrs. Bernice
ren, Mrs. Anne Motz and Davenport.
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Kim Pettus with her mother.
She's the Cute Cupid
Kim Pettus was recently birthday party for 12.
the winner of the Cute All the other participants
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Cupid Contest held on received a cerniicaie or parValentine's
Day at ticipation and a "Be Our
McDonald's on Claremont Guest" card for a free sunAvenue.
dae.
The contest gives parents The contest judges were
the opportunity to show off Mutter Evans, general
their beautiful children. For manager and owner of
winning first place, Pettus WAAA-AM radio; John
received a $25 cash award, a Slade, Winston-Salem
plaque commemorating the Chronicle assistant editor;
contest, a Ronald and Gwendolyn Morris,
McDonald doll, a free meal customer service manager
at McDonalds for her im- at Mechanics and Farmers
mediate family and a free Bank,
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ity Inc. Debutante participants and their mothers
I at the Rupert W. Bell Recreation Center. The
tieduled for May 19, 1984 at the Benton ConvenSenior
citizens meet
The Skyland Senior February, Mrs. Wilson, the
Citizens Club and the president of the group, was
Rupert Bell Chorus have presented a certification ol
begun their activities for the recognition for outstanding
year under the leadership of service in the community
Mrs. Janie Wilson. The from the Winston-Salem
chorus is composed of National Council of Negrc
female senior citizens who Women,
sing bi-monthly at various The groufc invites all innursing
homes. terest senior citizens to join
'The group hold monthly them at there regular
meetings at the Rupert Bell meetings at Rupert Bell
Center every first and third Center.
Tnursaay. The officers are Mrs
The group recently Janie Wilson, president;
presented a program on Mrs. Etta Williams
black history, coordinated secretary; Mrs. Margarei
by Mrs. Mamte White. Howard, treasurer: anc
During the month of Mrs. Katie Fair, reporter.
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She is a native of ^
Winston-Salem and has a
bachelor's degree in English
from the University of
North Carolina at Chapel
Hill.
Summit Communications J# ' T4 " SSWiij
is a diversified communica- ... ?3^
tions comany based in , m
Winston-Salem. The company
owns and operates
Tennessee and Oklahoma,
and cable television fran- '/><
chises in North Carolina iPflPHH
and Georgia.
George Dixon
1870-1909
i first American black to win
' a world's boxing championship
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