Christmas party for needy
children held by Lodge
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Displaying the gifts they received are Winston-Salem area children who participated in the third
annual Christmas party.* *
I ; *. The" third annual Christmas party for the needy
children of Winston^Salem was held at the Masonic
Temple on Wednesday, Dec. 12. Assisting in distribut
ing toys, fruit, and candy to the children were mem
bers of Olympic Lodge No. 795 and The Queers of
Olympic No. 620.
I; The owner of Three Girls Convenient Store,
Willie A Mc Moore, sponsored the event and plans to
continue his participation in the future.
McMooi# said that this was his way of giving
something back to the community, especially in a
capacity where it is very much needed.
McMoore added that he would like to see more
African^ American -businesses and organizations
become involved in simular functions which could
? help more needy children, or the homeless, have a bet
? ter holiday.
Any such project, he said, is something that
; African-American people can do for themselves
; because there are enough businesses and organizations
; in the Winston-Salem area to support it.
? I ? ; Each year for the past three years, the Olympic
? Lodge No. 795 and The Queens of Olympic No. 620
has choosen approximately 30 needy children from the
Winston-Salem area to participate in this event They
all have found the experience to be very rewarding and
would like to extend the challenge to other organiza
tions in Winstori-Salem to participate or create their
own project. # .
Enjoying their presents are (l-r) Tyrone and
Christopher Stacey.
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Spreading Christmas cheer by assisting in the distribution of gifts are members ofThe Olympic
Lodge No. 795 and The Queejns of Olympic No. 620.
Students and parents honored |
Students and parents of Ashley
Middle School were honored on
Friday* Dec. 21, with a reception
. held in the school's Media Center.
. The event was hosted by the fol
lowing teachers who are members
, of the Supersonic Jets: Mrs. Poston,
. Mrs. Crenshaw, Mrs. Southern,
Miss Sullivan, Miss Williams, and
Mr. Spencer.
The students were nominated
. by teachers and approved by the
entire faculty. The criteria include
consistently exhibiting good behav
. ior, good self-control, and practic
. ing good citizenship.
< The students must also respect
. school property and materials and
. cooperate with a*i)d respect peers,
- faculty, and all adults at Ashley
Middle School. The honored stu
dents received certificates and lapel
, pins.
? . Selected as Gold Star Gators
are the following students:
6th Grade ? Jaime Ritchie,
. Antreice Westmoreland, Trisha
. Meier, Kevin Reid, Nicole Slomka,
Latacia Davis, Sharee Peoples,
Keiiya Glenn, Tashyana Martin,
. Ashley ftathburn, and Melissa Har
. ris.
.Y ?. 7th Grade ? Jim Mankind
Kim Webster, Lori Goode, Jennifer
Bunting, Stacy Dustan, Erika Fer
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rell, Courtney Sulander, Kevin Hall, Christopher Stevens, Candace
Mandy Oakley, Neil 'Rowley, and McKnight, Emily Townsend, Bran
DevanLove. ? don Musten, Michael Ludwig, Kia
8th Grade ? Kendra Davis, Gore, David Richmond, and Justin
Tawana Evans, Robin Hendricks, Kav. 1*
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