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Page A10 Winston-Salem Chr Girls State The 48th Tarheel Girls State session was held June 7 to 13 at the University of North Carolina at Greensboro, with several local residents among the participants. The Girls State Commission was in charge of the session, sponsored by the American Legion Auxiliary. The 1987 session was opened by Arelene Barrett, president of the Department of North Carolina Auxiliary. The theme for this year's session was "Justice for All" in commemoration of the bicentennial of the United States Constitution. Alisa Robinson, the 1986 Girls State governor, was invited by Gov. James G. Martin to attend the opening ceremonies of the bicentennial held in Philadelphia. She also brought greetings and gave a farewell address to the 1987 participants. Lt. Gov. Robert Jordan spoke during Thursday's session and Martin addressed the youngsters duiTng tHe Frfclay~activitiesr ==? ~ ~ " *= COMMUNITY NEW The Chronicle'welcomes commur The deadline for announcements King Solomon's / holds 20th annive King Solomon Assembly No. 64, Order of the Golden Circle celebrated its 26th anniversary at a banquet held June 6 in the Red Room at Winston-Salem State University. The mistress of ceremonies was Lorene Jones, associate ruler of the Golden Circle. Mattie Mae Alexander welcomed guests and members to the banquet. Willie Mae Saunders presented the . history of the assembly. The speaker for the_ evening was Dr. Manderline Scales, who was introduced by Dorothy Mitchell. Df. Scales' speech included a history of the assembly and of those who helped to make it a strong organization. She discussed the fact that the Golden Circle was founded on peace and unity Phi Deltas From Page A8 sored by Ruth Reich; Dan Elysa Smith, second place sponsored by Beatrice M. Watts; Raynese O. Coleman, third place, sponsored by Mabel Jessup; Melanie Sellars and Dolly Ross Morrow, tied for fourth, sponsored by Glennie M. Hall and Piccola L. Morrow respectively. Honorable mentions were Candace Redd, sponsored by Mary Lee Ellis, and She^eta Epps, sponsored by Mattie Mae Alex-, ander. Maxine Brandon and Anne Motz served as presiders for the occasion. ^?KING PEATI/RES ?ai?<3 exciuavety tc B<g Brothers' Big Sister o' A^ icaby itfniiKTTTinTgn b ? ontcle Thursday, July 2,1987 convenes Other speakers were Dot Kearns, chairman of the Guilford County Board of Commissioners; Jane Thompson, assistant atto?ney general of North Carolina; and Delores Parker, former chairman of the Greensboro Human Relations Commission. The Girls State Chorus, directed by Martha G. Jones, provided music for the session. Mrs. Jones also chaired the. Distinguished Guest Committee. Mrs. Jones has been appointed by the department president to serve as the 1987-88 Girls State Comissioner. Tonya Robinson of Durham . was elected as the governor of the 1 Ofi7 flJrlc Ctofo a yu / vjii u jiuiv vuilvuj. Local Girls State citizens were Charisse Cooper, a Mount Tabor student and the daughter of Glassonia Cooper; Tracy Kennedy a Mount Tabor student and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kennedy; Amelia Jar-n?tt ti stnrlpnt at Carver fipd the S DEADLINES... lity news and calendar items, is Monday at 5:30 p.m. \ssembly No. 64 i >rsary celebration and that all of its members strive to exhibit good character, love and friendship. William Stevenson, commander chief, brought greetings at the function. Annie P. Johnson read a poem for the occasion, and Aaron Johnson provided music for the affair, he was accompanied by Barbara Benson. The banquet was highlighted by remarks from Thelma Cooper, ruler of the assembly. Mrs. Cooper thanked the group for their cooperation and presented certificates and carna_tions to the members. Members of the program committee included Mrs. Saunders, Mirian Littlejohn, Lorene Jones and Dorothy Spencer. Cappa Refreshments were served by Mattie Neal. Officers for the next biennial were installed at the end of the meeting. Officers are Mrs. Alexander, basileus; Mrs. Jessup, first anti-basileus; Mrs. Motz, second anti-basileus; Mrs. Brandon, erammateus: Olivia Bailsman. epistoleus; Mary Lee Ellis, tamiouschos; Mrs. Neal, tamias; Mrs. Brandon, dean of pledges; Mrs. Morrow, journalist; Mildred Leak, public relations director; Glenie Hall, parliamentarian; Mrs. Watts, executive advisor. LT FLAP SURE HAS A \ GREAT TIME WITH HIS \ .ITTLE BROTHER/' XVE BEEM UNKIND ABOUT BECOAAINl<3 A J BIG BROTHER MYSEL F. J } at UNC-G daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Jarrett; Carol Ann McDonald, a Mount Tabor student and the, daughter of Carolyn McDonald; India Hall, a student at Carver and the daughter of Ernestine Hall; Marie Allen Gibbs, a Reynolds student and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Gibbs; and Jennifer Crofoot, a student at East Forsyth and the daughter of Susan H. Yar- | borough. Other local participants were Tammie Huddle, a Parkland student and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Sellers; Erica Rouzer, a student at West Forsyth and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Gene Harkn^v FHf Erginer, a North Forsyth student and the daughter of Eric Erginer; and Jessica Rabb, a student at Bishop McGuiness and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. David Rabb. JThe Sara Lee Corp. and the Black ~ League were the co-sponsors of the session. Auxiliaries sponsoring citizens were units No. 55, No. 128 and No. 220. ^ . . _ V Pnf t 1 KJLV ? 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