1991 Miss Zeta Enchante to be
crowned at Carver High School
Chronicle Staff Report
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One of the ten young ladies
Who are vying for the honor will be
crowned The 1991 Miss Zeta
Enchante at Carver High School
Auditorium au&tS p.nw oa Saiur
day, April 27th.
Under the theme, "Light Up
The Night With Zeta," the annual
Blue Revue will feature musical
entertainment and talented perform- -
ers from our local area.
The contestants have been
involved in workshops, charm clin
ics and rehearsals designed to pro
mote and enhance their social, cul
tural and artistic development.
Vr: - _ ,
it* scholarships, cMmunity better
ment and cultural activities.
- \ The guest artists who will per
form in the pageant this year are
Veronica Gaither-Jones and Dr.
Faustina Holman who comprise a
handbell-piano duo.
Ms. Gaither-Jones is a native of
Winston-Salem and a product of the
local school system. She received a
Bachelor of Science degree in
Music Education from Winston
Salem State University and a Mas
ter of Science degree in Guidance
and Counseling from N.C. A&T
State University.
Brandt Caldwell
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The Soiree (Blue Revue) is the
principal fund-raisin'g event of the
Rho Zeta Chapter, Zeta Phi Beta
Sorority Inc. Proceeds from the
undertaking assist the chapter with
Presently, she is a school coun
selor at Paisley Middle School and
the Director of the Adult and Youth
Handbell Choir's at Ml Zion Baptist
Church.
She is a member of the Win
ston-Salem Alumnae Chapter of?
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority and a
member of Phi Delta Kappa Frater
nity, an honor society in education.
She is also a member of the N.C.
School Counselors Association.
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Natasha Brown
Lakena Dlllard
Dr. Faustina Hoi man is a music
professor in the Fine Arts Depart
ment at Winston-Salem State Uni
versity. She has taught in the local
public schools and in the New Jer
sey public schools. She has also
taught at Norfolk State University
and the University of Michigan.
Adla Hagglns
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: who has existing overdue fines for materia returned to the Film St Video Depart
: ment at the Mais Public Library may have the fine waived at any branch of the
Forty to County Mtfic Library system,
* Hie North Winston Senior Citizen Club is sponsoring a trip to Canada, Jane
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| Winston-Salem Delta Ffcte Am Inc. presents "You Can't Keep a Good
W>m?riDown* An E**sin$ with Alfee *&fcet, Saturday, April 13, at 7 p.m. at (he
Kenneto It WttSarns Auditorium, WSSU* Tickets are $5 for adults, $2 for students.
II Crisis Control Ministries needs volunteers for administrative duties. Daytime
or evening hours, CaH Lamour Johnson* (?19) ?23~7$7S,
* Tie Brieads of the Library a* Winston-Salem State University is soliciting
dona tk*s of books far Its annual salt which takes place from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m.,
; ' Wednesday, Apia 17, outside the campus student union. AH proceeds from the sale
benefit CO. OlCelly library; To make a donation, caB Boon T. Lee at 750-2452.
* The First Federal Savings Bank and Central YMCA of Winston-Salem will
conduct a Road Race On Saturday, 1$. A 1*1/4 mile Fun Run at 9 a.m., 10K
Road Race at 9:15 am, and SIC Witik at 9i2 0 will be conducted. There will be a
: free picnic after toe race* and free T-Shirta for participants. Cost: $8 prior to April 5
deadl?*tt0 after d?adSn*,s 5 s -
? The Winston-Salem Blind Bowlers will sponsor a bus trip to scenic Buffalo,
New Yorit (easily accessible to Niagara ?alls% May 23-26, The cost is SI 35 per per
son, which includes bus transportation and two nights accommodations at the
Waterfront Buffalo Hilton* Per a small additional cost individuals may visit Niagara
? , ; Falls. Interested persons should call Sandy Pennat <919) 727-2505 or Tina Bessat
' : ? (919) 661 ^*940, This bus Crip is also open to persons who do not have visual
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' v * The Jutland Class of 1981, wiB be having a 10- year reunion September 14,
at the Hyatt in Winston-Salem. For nxtte information, or if you have not been con
; tacted, please send your name and address to 1981 Class Reunion, P.O. Box 2346,
: Kimw f NC 2?2ftS.
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October S. Class members may send their name and address to: 1976 Parkland
. : Clats Reunion, Rt, iOBo* 30t. Winston-Salem, NC 27127 or may call (919) 764
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Dr. Holman received her Bach
elor of Science degree from Win
ston-Salem State University, the
Master of Arts degree from New
York University and the Doctor of
Musical Arts degree from Temple
-University.
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Tabitha Holly
Dr. Holman has organized and
served as volunteer on church-rclat
ed projects. For her contributions to
the field of music, she received one
of seven Achievement Awards pre
sented at the March 1991 Biennial
National Black Music Caucus Con
ference. ? ?
An article describing one of her
local outreach projects has appeared
in a national journal, General
Music Today , and a state journal,
North Carolina Music Educators.
The contestants who are work
ing to become the 1991 Miss Zeta
Enchante are:
? . * Brandi Caldwell, a student at .
Philo Middle School. She is the
daughter of Mrs. Sylvia Caldwell.
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Khalilah Pitt
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? Tamela Lynettc Crocket, who
attends Cook Middle SchooL Her
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wilson
Weaver II.
? Natasha Brown, who is a stu
dent at Paisley Middle School. Her
parents are William Art Brown Sr. .
and Mrs. Vera Brown.
? Lakena Dillard, a student at
April Ruffin
Kenya Thornton
Carver High School. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry
Thornton.
? Talayia Williams, who is a
student at Hanes Middle School.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Jones are her
parents. ? i ?
The "Little Pearls," who made
their appearance at the Soirel for
Ml Tabor High School. She is the
daughter of Mrs. La Verne Feggins.
? Adia Haggins, who is a stu
dent at Ashley Middle School. Her
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Calvin
Gregory Haggins.
^Tabitha Hollyv^ustudent at
Philo Middle School. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Timothy
Holly.
? Khalilah Pitt, who attends
Hanes Middle School. Mr. and Mrs.
Ernie Pitt are her parents.
? April Ruffin, who is a student
at Northwest Middle School. Her
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Ben Ruf
fin.
? Kenya Thornton, who attends
the first time last year, will return
this year. They are a group com
posed of girls between the ?ges of 6
and 8. The group is name^i for the
founding group of Zeta Phi Beta
Sorority who were called "The
Pearls." They will honor the contcs
tants in the Soirel with their perfor
mance and commemorate the
"Pearls" of Zeta. The "Little Pearls"
are Khamil and Aundrea Bailey,
daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Bailey; Stephanie Feggin, daughter
of Mrs. Michelle Feggin; India
Beal, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Beal Jr.; Sierra Douglas,
daughter of Ms. Jaff Renee Ferree;
Qia S. Martin, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Everett L. Martin Jr.; Derica
Webster, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Dayrus Webster; Alana McCarter,
daughter of the Rev. and Mr& Shel
don NlcCarter; Kimberley McMil
lian, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. -
-William McMillian; and Lisa Mor
ris, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Lee
Morris.
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