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l)r. Cleon F. Thompson Jr.,
chancellor of Winston-Salem
State University, recently addressed
the local chapter of the
National Association of University
Women during its Dec. 28
meeting.
The meeting was held at the
home of Aurelia McFadden.
Thompson presented the group
with information about the
scholarship awarded to the
university each year by the
association. The highlight of the
meeting was the presentation of
< merit awards and gifts to five
members.
Those recognized for outstanding
merit, accomplishment and
service were Martha Atkins,
Glennie M. Hall, Octavia Ford,
Morraine Rozell and Vera P.
t Sadler.
Members attending the
meeting included Thelma Small,
Mijdred Griffin, Olivia
Bausmari7~Nettie Manning,-Emmaline
Goodwin, Ella Belle
Tillman, Thelma Hines, Barbara
Puryear, Jeannette Lewis, Wanda
Starks, Katie Hatcher and
- Melton Sadler. ...
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Carl L. Cloud III is the new anchorman
forWCLK-TV Channel
35 cable at Clark College Communications
Cokjplex in Atlanta.^
He was selected from among
several applicants at the Atlanta
University Center and was chosen
based on his audition for the
position. .. :
Cloud's career goal is to
become a news reporter and eventually
obtain a job in a major
television market.
Cloud, the T?on of Shirley J.
. Cloud of Winston-Salem, is a
sophomore at Morehouse College
and a graduate of East Forsyth
High School. ...
The Twin City Kiwanis Club
and the area Toastmasters ,Club
have announced the winners of
the Forsyth 4-H Public Speaking
~ contest.
*? Amy Bailey was named senior
winner. She is the daughter of
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test's junior winner. She is the
daughter of Bob and Teena Go
ble of Winston-Salem.
Others competing in the finals
were Paula Stinson, daughter of
Mamie Stinson of WinstonSalem
and runner-up in the
senior category: (Jinny Wright,"
daughter of Bill and Deborah
Wright of Winston-Salem and
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Pictured with WSSU Chancelli
members of the National Assoc
ting from left are Glennie M. Ha
and Nettie Manning; standin
Bausman.
junior runner-up in the contests
.Amy Dillon, daughter of Harrell
and Bertha Dillon of WinstonSalem^
and Drew Veach, son of
Stuart and Janie Veach of
Kernersville. ...
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The Guardian ad Litem program
of Forsyth County and the
Forsyth County Juvenile Justice
Council have announced the
establishment of the Alice Eller
Patterson Memorial Fund.
This fund has been established
in memory and recognition oLthe
many unselfish contributions
Mrs. Patterson made to the
children of the community
through her work as an attorney
representing abused and^
neglected children.
The resources from the fund
will be used to provide for the
special needs of children in crisis. .
Contributions should be made
to the Forsyth County Juvenile
Justice Council and designated
for the Alice Ell^r Patterson
Memorial Fund, 31(XoW. Fourth
St., Room 402, Winston-Salem,
N.C. 27101. ...
The Efficient Club recently
celebrated its annual New Year's
dinner and gift exchange.
Evelena Clayton was the
speaker for the occasion.
Rosa Mitchell was the mistress
of ceremonies; remarks were
given by Cora Broome, president
of the club.
Members enjoyed a turkey dinner
and exchanged gifts with their
"secret pals." ...
? Beta Alpha Chapter of lota
Phi Lambda Sorority Inc. met at
the East Winston Library Saturday,
Jan. 10, for its regular monthly
meeting.
The meeting was opened by ^
Alice Carter, the club's president.
Mary McCurry recited a poem
titled 44Who Will I Be During the
Next Year?"
Minutes were read by Flora
Alexander, secretary, and Mrs.
Carter expressed her appreciation
for the members' support during
the past year.
Tressie Ellis presented plans
for the observance of Black
History Week in February.
Gail Lindsay pj\e5ented__
preliminary plans for the group's
Annual Debutante Cotillion,
which will be held in May.
During the meeting, delegates
were elected to attend the
Southern Regional Conference in
Mobile, Ala., in March. ...
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