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NWOA held Cooperative Founders' Day event Members from the area chap ters of the National Women of Achievement (NWOA), Inc., held a Cooperative Founders' Day celebra tion Sunday afternoon in the File Goodwin Enrichment Center of Mount Zion Baptist Church. Marcellette Orange, director, Winston Lake Family YMCA, spoke to the Achievers and their guests on the Organization's Nation al Theme: "NWOA ? Leaps Into Excellence." Mrs. Orange told her listeners that their "Leaps Into Excellence" should never end, and she urged them to continue their leaps until the board rooms, corporate and gov ernmental offices, and the educa tional institutions are filled with African-Americans. Chapters from Clemmons, High Point, Kemersville, Pfafftown, Reidsville and Winston-Salem par ticipated in the celebration. Annie R. Hairston of the Kemersville Chapter presided and acknowledged the presence of the south eastern regional director and the immediate past national presi dent, after describing the nature of the occasion. The scripture was read by Ricky Wilson of the Clemmons ZORA now on sale Tickets are now on sale for "Zora," the hit play of the 1991 National Black TTieatre Festival. In a tribute to honor African- Ameri can Womanhood, the North Caroli na Black Repertory, in association with the National Black Touring Circuit, and the National Black Theatre Festival, proudly presents "Zora," the vivid and provocative life and times of Zora Neale Hurston, the Queen of the Harlem Renaissance. "Zora," starring the brilliant, dynamic and vibrant Eliz abeth Van Dyke, takes you on a journey traveling the peaks and chasms of the life of Zora Neale Hurston, a provocative novelist, noted artthropolegist, outspoken < champion against racial injustice, - ? stalwart feminist. Regular adult tickets are $15. Tickets for senior citizens and stu dents are only $10. The North Car olina Black Repertory Company's "An Evening With Zora," offers a splendid Fund Raiser opportunity for non-profit organizations, which can earn up to $1,620 by selling out the 540 seat house. For each $15 ticket sold the organization will earn $3. Special group rates are also available. Groups of 10-20 pay only $14 per ticket, groups of 21-30 pay $13. per ticket, and groups of 31-over pay $12 per ticket. For customer convenience tick ets can be purchased over the phone via Mastercard and VISA. Tickets may also be purchased at the North Carolina Black Repertory Company Office, at the Arts Coun cil Theatre, 610 Coliseum Dr., Monday through Friday from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m. Tickets can be pur chased at the door immediately prior to the performance, although it should be advised that because of the tremendous audience response . and critical acclaim "Zora" earned during its run in the festival, play ing to SRO crowds, early reserva tions are strongly suggested. For ticket reservations and fur ther information about Fund Raiser opportunities and Special Group rates, call (919) 723-7907. Chapter and was given by Lucille Gwyn of the Pfafftown Chapter. Music was furnished bv the men's chorus of St. Paul Methodist Church directed by Alice Carter of the Kernersville chapter and with Ruth C. Glenn accompanist. Naomi Jones of the Winston-Salem chapter gav? the history. ? I * Following Mrs! Orange's address,, Gwendolyn Johnson of the High Point chaptefti^tde presenta tions to Mrs. Orar^e} Jfcfrs. Hilen Falls, south east regional director; and to Dr. Manderiine Scales, immediate past national president. . South east regional director Falls made remarks which were fol lowed by the Achievers' hymn with Betty Hannon of the Winston Salem chapter at the piano. Mar gretta Banks of the Reidsville chap ter gave the benediction which was followed by a reception. Principals at the MWCA Cooperative rounders' Day CeteUation, I to r, Lucille Gwyn, Lois E. ri?*user, Ricky Wilson, Naomi Jones, Edna Revels, Marcellette Orange, Dr. Manderllne Scales, Helen W. Falls,, Annie R. Hairston, Gwendolyn Johnson and Margretta Banks. ro iwnedolyn Johnson (left), presents a check t7^s!TIarcellette Orange, director, Winston Lake Family YMCA, as Annie R. Hairston looks on. The presentation was made at the NWOA Cooperative Founders' Day Celebration. PEDRF V?VO KMC**' USf \Al VU INf MARTIN W>C. 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