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Pictured are: (seated) Geneva Charles , James Penn , Harry Pickard , Ellen Campbell, Harry Campbell ,
Charles; (standing) Mae Corley, Margaret Penn , Nellie Mansel, Richard Jenkins, Frank Williams, Mavis
Lloyd, Sarah Murray-Stephney, Ella Gray, Willie G. Wright. Not pictured: Jeanette Eller, Martha Holland, W.
Tennison Wright , Norman Woodruff, Avis White, Beechie Charles Jr.
Belview League Founders Honored
Founders of the Belview Civic
League were honored recently dur
ing a ceremony at the Belview
Recreation Center. Sarah Murray
Stephney and Willie G. Wright were
recognized for their dedicated ser
vices.
The Belview Civic League was
organized in 1945 and meets the
first Friday of each month at the
recreation center. Ruby Charles is
the league's president.
Post 453, Supports Community Causes
Members of American Legion
Post 453 and its Auxiliary con
tributed a total of $2,820 to the Cen
tral Children's Home of North Car
olina during the 47th annual Pil
grimage Day ceremony. The event
was held at the Children's Home in
Oxford on Oct. 25.
Pilgrimage Day began in 1941
when the Old Division B of the state
Black American Legion organiza
tion began contributing to the Chil
dren's Home. Founded in 1882, it is
the only black and one of the oldest
orphanages in North Carolina.
This year's contributions
n totaled $12,327.85. Steve Freeman
and Gail Wilson spearheaded their
unit drives. The theme for the event
was "A Square Deal for Every
Child."
The service committee of Post
453 headed by the Chaplain Odell
Jackson and the service officer
William McDonald recently made a
$300 donation to the emergency dis
aster fund to help the hurricane vie
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tims in both Florida and Louisiana.
Other projects undertaken in the
community recently was a $100
donation to the Byers-Westmore
land family fund for the children's
burial expenses.
They also presented a full pow
ered wheelchair to the honorable
Nelson Malloy during a ceremony at
the Post home recently.
Masonic Lodge Holds
Annual Public
Program
The Eleventh District of the
Order of the Eastern Star, an affili
ate of the Most Worshipful Prince
Hall Grand Lodge Free and Accept
ed Masons jurisdiction of North
Carolina will present its annual pub
lic program and chapter of Sorrow
Sunday, Nov. 8, at 5 p.m. at the
Masonic Temple, 1425 E. 14th St.
The Rev. William Elder, pastor
of Middlefork Christian Church,
will be the speaker.
Ricky Wilson is the Grand Dis
trict Deputy for the Eleventh Dis
trict. Mary Caldwell is Worthy
Matron of the Eleventh District
Rondolyn Hickman
Hickman
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Rondolyn Hickman was recently
approved by the Forsyth Technical
Community College _ Board of
Trustees as a new member of the col
lege's student services division.
Hickman, a former intern with
the Winston-Salem Chronicle, joins
the Forsyth Tech staff as Admissions
Counselor.
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The Association for the Benefit
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received grants for each of its two
programs from the Winston-Salem
Foundation.
The ABCD Infant/Toddler
Stimulation Program, located on the
pediatrics floor of Reynolds Health
Center, is recipient of a $10,000
grant to broaden and expand ser
vices to disadvantaged, high-risk
infants, toddlers, and their families
who come to Reynolds Health Cen
ter for health care and parenting
education.
The program also provides
training and supervision of peer
counselors who assist other mothers
and provide parenting information
in the pediatrics clinics.
This grant was provided from
the Samuel A. and Roslyn S. Harris
Fund.
The ABCD Child Development
Center, located in the Augsburg
Community Center downtown,
received $2,000 for general support.
The program serves disadvan
taged 2 to 3 -year-old preschoolers
and their families who live in the
downtown church center neighbor
hood.
The grant was provided from
the Rufus T. Stedman Fund on the
recommendation of St Paul's Out
reach Advisory Committee and
Vestry.
ABCD is an agency of the
United Way of Forsyth County.
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