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NHS aids renovatio
says, 4'this can be an incentive to do better, even if
you're renting."
To relieve any fears, Carter says he and several of
NHS's board members went door-to-door telling
residents just what the program was about.
"It was hard at first," Carter says.
The average loan is for $10,000, Carter says, and
interest payments are determined by household income
or according to standards set by the federal
Department of Housing and Urban Development.
Some obvious physical changes on Patterson
Avenue include new pavement on the sidewalk, additional
and replacement lighting and trees. Those
additions were made to the neighborhood through
funds from the city's Community Development
Department. ^
The neighborhood park also is undergoing
renovation. A bathroom, rehab shelter and lights
are being added to the park.
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from Patterson to Indiana Avenue, are about
$30,000 per home. When NHS participants complete
renovation and repairs to their homes, Carter
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Her biggest challenj
High in New York State.
Only one sister, Linda Hickman, isn't an
educator. She is employed in the computer department
of Wachovia Bank.
Hairston, who is the oldest of nine children, said
her teachers served as role models for her. 44I had
some very good teachers who inspired me. They
would reward the good students by letting them correct
the papers," said Hairston.
Hairston said that despite critics who claim some
teachers are less dedicated than teachers were years
ago, they still do an excellent job.
"The role or image of the teachers has declined in
the community. Many years ago that was one of the
only_ role_models_ for- blacks*- especially- black
women," said Hairston. "Now there are so many
other avenues open to blacks that we don't look at
teaching as the only door to go through."
Jeffries family ha
"Togetherness is Family" was Mrs. Louise Wi
the theme for the second annual director of Exper
reunion of the descendants of Reliance, was the
Rose Lee Carrington and Eugene** fry*?the . reunie
Reed Jeffries, held here recently Virginia Newell w
in the Inn at Winston Square. members on beha
The three days of festivities in- Salem Mayor Wa;
eluded tours of the Schlitz The oldest 1
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urewery and the R.J. Reynolds member, Mrs. Vi
Tobacco Co. A dinner was held was presented wil
at the K&W Cafeteria on Friday, loving cup, whicl
a dinner-dance on Saturday and a each year. Mrs. I
picnic and splash party on Sun- in 1905 in the
day. Carolina town of
Relatives traveled from West Also honored w
Virginia, Ohio, Michigan, two newest add
Maryland, Washington, Penn- Odell Wesbster, sc
sylvania, Texas, Wisconsin, Cassandra V
California, New Hampshire and Waukesha, Wis.
parts of North Carolina to attend Nathalie Wilder, c
the reunion. drew and Olivia
Rosa and Eugene Jeffries met chfield, N.H. /
in North Carolina and after mar- granddaughter
rying, settled in West Virginia. Wilder, the great
The couple had 17 children and of Mrs. Thelma J
seven of those are alive today. great neice of G1
North Carolina family Thomas Jeffries,
members attending the reunion Family memt
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her children; Dorothy J. Wilder, Church for morni
Thomas Jeffries, Gloria J. Jones vice. It was folk^
and Linda Hartgrove. in Tobaccoville a
Stevens Center seas*
hit AS^r^iWr a^substainY
Misbehavin" for two perfor- well as first prio
mances Sunday, Oct. 28 and a Both series and in
concert by the Glenn Miller Or- can be ordered i
chestra, playing all the familiar mail or phone fr<
Miller hits of the 1940's on Satur- Center Box Office
day, Feb. 2. weekdays from 1
The Emmy and Grammy p.m.
award-winning Chuck Mangione Over-the?ount<
QT?e! !s fa sEec'al a"ract,0,n dividual tickets
scheduled for Friday, Nov. 2.
This concert is a cooperative Show and Mark 1
event with Wake Forest Universi- on sale at ^tev
ty's College Union and will be ticket sales for ol
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Three events make up the Center ticket and
Family Variety Series," mation, or to obta
scheduled to open Jan. 16 with a
concert of sacred and secular season announc
music by the famous Vienna "721-1945 or write
Choir Boys. A colorful perfor- * Winston-Sale
mance of Slavic folk dance and
song by the Tamburitzans of Du- A 1^^ ^
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Feb. 9. The series concludes with
the Chinese Magic Circus in a The aloe vera pla
demonstration of acrobatics, its ability to soot
tumbling and juggling Apr. 20. burns, can help
Series tickets are available snap off the end <
through Oct. 5 and gives the pur- the jellylike sap oi
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says the sky is the limit for property values.
Carter can talk for hours on end about the
neighborhood and how its undergoing obvious and
significant physical changes. He ponders, too,
about how he can get through to a few of the
neighborhood residents who haven't been as receptive
to NHS. Carter has until June 1985, when the
program ends, to accomplish that goal. He's hoping
his own neighborhood will be selected for the program
next year.
"You run into a lot of social problems with programs
like these," says Carter. "People let their
dogs run loose, they park their cars in the yard, you
know.
"Most of our problem property is investor owned,"
he says, "but we've had a lot of them (investors)
come in here and say, 'Can you help me?'
"We want to turn this neighborhood into what it
was 30 years ago, back when they called this area
North Winstpn," he says. "Back then people kept
their homes and their law ns immaculate. They even
swept the curbs."
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Education was the road Hairston decided to take.
After araduatinc from Atkins Hich Srhool in 105?
she went to Winston Salem Teachers College. She
went on to receive master's degrees from New York
University and North Carolina A&T State University.
She also received an education specialist's degree
from Appalachian State University.
"I would like to be a role model for students,"
she said. "The teacher isupart parent, friend and
leader."
Hairston said children should be instilled with.*
positive self-images so that they can master school
and life's problems. One of her favorite books is
"Inviting School Success: A Self-Concept For
Teaching and Learning."
Hairston loves the challenge of teaching. "I enjoy
doing good things as a teacher," she said. "It's
a thrill to see a child master a problem."
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Ison, executive Clifton and Gloria Jones, cooriment
in. Self- dinator of the reunion,
guest speaker Next year's reunion will be
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