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During the holidays tht
Winston-Salem Ladies* Auxiliary
Golf Team donated three
Thanksgiving boxes to area
families.
As a Christmas projed, group
members donated toiletries to fill
gift boxes for patients at the rest
home.
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educating our disadvantaged
black youth. Without them I'm
afraid the minority-p&p^ation in
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Local cut-ms, "the * Top
Ladies' party featured theerl and ;
waves from members and thoir
guests and special presentations
from those at the party. Live
presentations at the viewing party
. were made by Alderman Vivian
Burke on behalf of city
employees who are graduates of
UNCF schools and by Mabel
Johnson of the National Council
1 of Negro Women, WinstonSalem
Section.
Mrs. Johnson was enthusiastic
about being a part of the funcL-^
drive and the festivities at the
viewing party. v
"Education is a thrust of our
organization v and certainly this is
one program we try to help out
with/' says Mrs. Johnson. "The
viewing party helps increase the
spirit of giving."
Mrs. Scales says this year's
viewing party was organized differently
from her club's parties
last yeaih ?-?
"Last year we held our viewing
parties at members' homes," she
says. "We enjoyed those parties
"also, but here at Stouffer's we
can actually see the total operation.
Last year we didn't get the
feel of the overall telethon. Being
able to be right here in the midst
of all the activity definitely makes
it more meaningful. We've been
able to eniov the ration
and the interacting."
When the cameras tuned in to
the Top Ladies* party Saturday
night, the audience saw a wellorganized
event with an excited
group of members and guests.
What they missed was all the
planning and preparation that
went into making the party a success.
Mrs. Scales says the 32 group
members received pledge cards
from the UNCF office, and each
member was personally responsible
for signing up at least 10
friends. Not accepting
"possiblies" and "maybes,"
local chapter members followed
up donation promises with phone
calls to help insure?that the
UNCF reached its goal.
Some of the members lending
^their-help at Stouffer's included
Mazie Woodruff, Alice Carter,
Chlories Shore, Rebecca Graves,
Jeannette Lewis, Nettie"Manning,
Vivian Burke, Wilma
Wheeler, Velma Friende, Gail
Lindsay, Dorothy Ross, Virginia
Newell, Ernestine Cathcart,
Callie Coaxum, Inez Davis and
Joan Cardwell.
As the telethon neared its end,
a benefit viewing party was just
beginning at the Black Velvet
Lounge, whose space had been
donated by manager James
Rorie.
"We're proud to be involved,
and we're doitig our best to make
it a success," said Rorie. "This is
our first year having a viewing
Dartv. and we feel that anvtViir?? a
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little different adds to the overall
spirit of the event."
Diane Autry, special events
coordinator at the UNCF office
in Winston-Salem, says the viewing
parties were largely an attempt
to involve all segments of
the community in the telethon.
"The party at the Black Velvet
is a good example of efforts to involve
everyone in helping to increase
contributibns," says Ms.
Autry. "Parties like this one at
the Black Velvet add to the
telethon, and, it's a good example
^ that you can make a contribution
and have a good time."
The viewing party at the lounge
brought in more than $1,000 in
UNCF contributions, and Ms.
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party Saturday, Dec. 28, at the
Inn at Winston Square. Members
attending were Carolyn Johnson,
Willie Mae Downs, Mae
Jamison, Alberta Harvey,
Marian Wofford, Ruth Lewis,
Lois Greene, Wilma Moore,
Jackie Roane, Yvonne and Dora
Jordan, Joyce Lynch, Wandella
Powers, Kay Williams and Stella
Goode.
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Autry says none of the parties
would have been possible without
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businesses.
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businesses we called upon came
through for us,""she says. 14We
are very luck^. because Mr.
(Jerry) Watktns and Mr. Rorie
are the type of people we can contact,
tell them what we need and
they go with it. It's very important
that we have people like that
to assist us with the telethon.
Having the kind of people and
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Businesses m tne community that
we do is what helps keep the
UNCF on the road to reaching its
goal."
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