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m Thompson k< The Brown Alumni Chapter of Winston-Salem State University Alumni Association celebrated its 35th anniversary Friday, July 25, at the Hilton Inn. Henry Jones served as master of ceremonies. Doris Moore, president, gave ;*the welcoming remarks, and > Alderman Vivian Burke brought |greetings from the city. C Dinner followed Norman .TCing's invocation. Marie Matthews read the history of the ' .chapter since its organization in :1951 at Woodland Avenue < ; School (Brown) by Velma Alstpjp^ : JackscwL Other charter members were Doris Neal Harts field, Vertie ; Steen Chapman, Miriam Shipp ; Tolliver, the late Nannie Taylor, i the late Reginald Hayes and the late Faye Cash. ' Music was provided by Bernice H. Davenport, secretary. President Moore introduced Clarence "Jeep" Jones, Winston-Salem State University national alumni president, of Roxboro, Mass. Jones introduced Chancellor Cleon Franklin Thompson Jr., eighth chancellor of WinstonSalem State University, speaker for the occasion. Thompson stressed the importance of historically black institutions in North Carolina: "With pride and joy in celebration, our success depends upon these ingredients: commitment; personal efforts; strengths and weaknesses; generosity of time, talents and finances; vision;? homesickness leading to reunions; selflessness .in service to the institution and C/tlpwulnr ??tnr IIIIIIIIIIIIUIIIHtltlltlllllllllltllllllltlllllllllllllllHIt on Aug. 8 and 9 and Aug. 13 Theatre, 610 Coliseum Drive j 725-4001. Registration for fall courses Design will continue through es I call the Sawtooth Center at 7239 p.m., Monday through Friday weekends. Entries for National Ape photography exhibition, will tx Associated Artists Inc. of Winst accepted for the show will be c chase awards totaling more thai but not framed. Works chosen f Associated Artists of Winstonworks will be accepted; each en An entry fee is charged. All entr without instructor supervision. S Associated Artists between Aug, must be received Aug. 22, 23 ai hibition will be on display Oct. 1 juror is Van Deren Coke, dire I Francisco Museum of Modern i by Associated Artists Inc. of M the Winston-Salem Arts Council and the Grassroots Arts Bil Associated Artists at 226 N. M 27101, or phone (919) 722-0340, The Dixie Classic Fair Prem people planning to exhibit at the Jr., fair manager, announced t] \ allocated for cash premiums, pi I (leadline for entries is Sept. 10. blanks may be obtained from 1 I P.O. Box 7525, Winston-Salem 727-2236. Catalogs may also tx Public Library and its branches offices in the 11 Northwest No | Dixie Classic Fair opens Oct. Winston-Salem. Associated Artists of Winst I. ; Arts Council Inc., will presen I Square Aug. 15 through Sep Chandler Gorbe and Shirley De hibited widely and have had woi : -- C0l I S&W AUIO ? 3831 Patt ; 724] Mon.*Fri. 8-5:30 pm. i ! COl f eynote speake love." Thompson commented on the latest campus achievements: the availability of the master's degree in education, the opening of the Anderson Education Complex, expansion of the Continuing Education Program, the MicroElectronic Center and two endowed chairs. Delores Phillips introduced chapter members, officers and special guests. Susanna Roseborough conducted the memorial services. Coach William "Bill" Hayes ... juad ~" SOS .. 4ilaqiir mid a SI .,500 scholarship to Richard Daniels* who will enter WSSU this fall. Eleanor Bryant presented certificates of appreciation to Velma Alston Jackson, "first lady" of Brown, Doris Moore and Treasurer Norman King, James D. Williams, Outstanding Alumnus of 1986, and other charter, members. 9 Jones inducted Thompson into the Alumni Association, proclaimed him a "Ram" and made him an honorary member of the A orown /uumni unapter. Vice President Vicki Summers gave the closing remarks in a poem titled "Anyway." Special thanks were extended to the 35th anniversary chairman, Virginia Hairston, and her committee: Bernice Davenport, program; Marie Matthews, exhibi?tion and history; Thclma Moore, decoration; Eleanor Bryant, honors; Henry Jones and Winslow Lowery, social; Maxine From Page A6 through 17 at the Arts Council !. For ticket information, call at the Sawtooth Center for Visual irly September. For a free catalog, 7395 or stop in between 9 a.m. and \ or between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. on xture '86, the national jurored ? accented Alio 18 tKrnnoK ? , ogt aw Mil WW01I *N/ CM on-Salem. Artists whose works are ompeting for cash prizes and purn $10,000. Entries must be matted or the exhibition will be framed by Salem. All types of photographic trant is allowed up to four entries, ies must be original and comp)rtgcr Shipped entries must be received by , 18 and 22. Hand-delivered entries id 25. Works accepted for the ex6 through Nov. 26. The exhibition ctor of photography for the San \rt. The competition is sponsored Winston-Salem with the support of lt the North Carolina Arts Council 11. For more information, call arshall St., Winston-Salem, N.C. ium Catalog is now available for 1104th fair this year. W.B. Austin hat more than $100,000 has been Laques, trophies and ribbons. The The premium catalogs and entry he Fair Office, 421 W. 27th St., , N.C. 27109, or by calling (919) 5 obtained at the Forsyth County and at all Agricultural Extension rth Carolina Counties. The 104th 3 and runs through Oct. 11 in on-Salem, with the support of the it a two-person show in Winston >t. 1. Featured artists are Betsy :nny Stallings. Both artists have exrks included in numerous corporate IRON j _____ I ifnivppvM i I |||M 4 I|l|U|B|iCy i PARTS INC. i u erson Ave. g 1542 ' ? ' Sat. 8-12 p.m. | i I PON ! % r for Brown A WSSU Chancellor Cleon F. T tlclpants at the Brown Alumn festivities (photo by James Park* Brandon, souvenir booklet; Josie Clemons, advertising, and Susanna Roseborough, memorials. Dancing, featuring Mr. Bill's Productions, followed the singing of the alma mater. Other guests included Edwina Thompson, Rachelle Athony, Belinda and Melvin Daniels, Rosetta Goore, Pride Rose6orough, Virginia and Hoyt Wiseman, Logan Burke, Carolyn Hayes, Hubert Stokes of Detroit, ?James McLeod, Donald Bryant,? James Davenport, Mildred Griffin, Joniest Moses, Annie Lassiter, Selena Nichols, William t iiiimiiiiiiiiiiiiiumiiiiiiiiiiiiiimiiiiiiimmiiimiiiiiiiimiii and private collections. An openii Aug. 15, from 6 to 9 p.m. in the show and reception are free and op mation, call Nancy Hayes at 722-< TXH VVJ Die ( XMJ< Jjjf | hSSS mfm ti^Eaual Housing Lender Jumni event lyiyi \ 11 |f1 111 ' . \ ?L i fc, " j- y, ? V , * M ' < l ^BE* <jX hompson Jr. addresses pari Chapter's 35th anniversary Br). Brown, Joseph H. Daniels and Willie Williams. Also attending were Constance and Herbert Prunty, Bobby Addington, Margaret Ross, Alice Carter, Cleester Hickerson, Mary Jones, Wanda Hill, Lorraine and _ i joe Little, Sandra and William Armstrong, Barbara Harriett, Lois Pearson, Gloria McKissick, Fannie and Joseph Williams, John Moore and Aikens and Belton of Illusions. This year's anniversary theme was "Committed ... to WinstonSalem State University, to Each Other and to the Work of the Alumni Association." iiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiMiaiiiiiiiiiiiiiiiNiiimi ig reception will be held Friday, Associated Artists Gallery. The >en to the public. 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