Bethania AME Zion Church Extends Tribute
1 Ik- Bet ham a African
t
? episcopal Zion Church
* tnston-Salcm will extend trib
" ?v to nine active teachers who are
/niplosed ssith the Winston*.
? -k-Mi I'uNk Schools and are mem
' . rs n? Rethania Church on Sundas.
? li'fMii! the 1 I a.m. service.
? .Special tribute and award will
s v cn to Ericsteen Jefferson Layi
to? os, et 30 sears as a teaoner
<i>S present!) employed at -the Old
l<j*4n Hlementary School in Win
t<|i-Salem. Lash, a mother of two:
?v'*?"die Vereen of Dayton, .Ohio:
Ccdric Lash of Atlanta. GA.
??. ft' two grandchildren. She holds a
p S degree from Winston-Salem
m t nnersity and a M.S. degree
*? >?n \.C. A&T University. She is
r esident of IOTA Phi Lambda
Sororits -Beta Alpha Chapter
She s'er\es as a dea^Mu-w
stewardess. steward. mis*:v?na:s.
ind class leader .it Bethaniu A M-l
i^ion Church and oxer the past ? i!'
teen sears as deacanesx and jrd
was \e'r> instrumental in helping to
mold countless number o:' children
of all races as well as those of our
church and community Dr. Donald
C Holness. Sr.. pastor, will present
"'The Achiesement Award" and
"Teacher of the Year" 1^93 from
the church to Lash for her unselfish
? devotion to the com m units and
church during the xsorship service
and celebration; he will preach the
last black histor> sermon of Febru
arys on the subject of The Black
Man's Religion and His Adsersi
ties." The church at 21 10 Bethania
Ericsteen J. Lash
Rural Hall Road e\tend> the invita
tion to all who will attend.
Awakening Giants In The Nation Of Islam
Mimsirr Rav (left) and Rasheed Bey (right), witness Mayor Martha S. Wood's (center ) 1993 proclamation
seating that the commemoration of black history should not be limited to one month , but should be recognized
'?wry day of the year. Also pictured are students from Ephesus Junior Academy and their teacher, Linda
f i mifthcll ( standing, far right). Ray and Bey, representatives of The \wakening (Hants in the \ation of
' Jiim. present the Carter G. Woodson Award to Mayor Wood.
t 1 993 Church Officers of Goodwill Baptist Church and Pastor PA. Samuels
Goodwill To Install Church Officers
Installation services for the church officers of 1993
will be held Sunday at Goodwill Baptist Church. The
service will begin at 4 p.m. The speaker will be the
Rev. Anthony Hines. pastor of New Institutional Bap
tist Church. The theme for the service is "A Leader For
A Time Such As This."
Hines is a graduate of the Winston-Salem/Forsyth
County Schools and attended Winston-Salem Bible
College. He is married to the former Gale Smith. They
have two children. Tonie and Algie. Hines is a former
associate minister of Saint Stephens Baptist Church,
where Rev. J.R. Samuels is pastor.
Goodwill Baptist Church is located on Goodwill
Road off Highway 150 West in Arcadia. The host pas
tor is the Rev. Philemon A. Samuels. For more informa
tion. call 760-1639.
Rev. Anthony L. Hines
Ministers Conference Of Winston-Salem
The Ministers Conference of
Winston-Salem and vicinity is
pleased to announce the successful
fundraising for the Martin Luther
King Memorial Seed Scholarship.
The fund raiser awards seven
SI. 000 scholarships for the 1993
1994 school year.
These scholarships will be
given to economically deprived stu
dents who demonstrate a determina
The "Ministers Conference is not
looking for star athletes or straight
"A" students from the middle class,
but the group is seeking to assist a
young person toward lifting himself
and his family and community from
poverty to stability.
The Martin Luther King
Memorial Seed Scholarship will be
awarded during the freshman year
of colleee on a S500 Der semester
the Ministers Conference.
The Ministers Conference has
led the coordination of the celebra
tion of the national holiday of Dr.
King's birtffday in Winston-Salem
for the last eight years. Committee
chairman has been Dr. Sernour T.
Chum Sr. pastor of the Mount Zion
Baptist Church. The newly elected
and installed president is Ronald P.
Bennie McBride
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THURSDAY. FEBRUARY 25
6 p.m. ? The Spirit of Lite Community Choir i>
sponsoring a tour of Diggs Gallery. Delta fine \rts
Center and Greensboro Historical \4ustH+w~ av-j*tm?
of its African Cultural Festival. which lasts through
Feb. 28. For information, call 66l-l*52s <m 'hS
9570.
FRIDAY. FFBRl ARY 26
8 a.m. ? The Northwest North Carolina Chapter of
the American Red Cross will spotwi a blood drive
at Carver Hieh School until I p.m F or information,
call 724-05 1L -
7 f$.m. ? The Spirit of Life Community Choir
sents an African Feast and Fashion Show in the
Dudley cafeteria. 900- C F. Mountain St. in Kern
ersville. Admission is SIP. For informatiOTTrcall
661-9528.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY 27
8 a.m. ? Family Serv ices Inc. vvill offer a_umu4ay ?
training session until 5 p.m for volunteers interest
ed in working with Us Family Services Shelter for
battered women and their children. For information,
call Lisa Allred at 722-81 "3.
9 a.m. ? The North Carolina Association of I rban
Bankers. Bankers Educational Society Inc.. presents
a community mortgage workshop until 11:30 a.m.
in the File-Goodwin Enrichment Center at Mount
Zion Baptist Church. 950 File St. Topics will
include "Homeownership: How to Make It Happen'
and "Lending to Churches and Non-Profit Organi
zations." The workshop is free. For information,
call Alvin L. Atkinson at 770-4923.
1 p.m. ? The Alpha Alpha Gamma Sigma Chapter
of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity Inc. presents an orator
ical contest in celebration of Black Hi. story Month.
The theme is "Sigma. Developing Youth to Face
Today's Challenges and Tomorrow s Issues." The
contest will be held at the main library. fc60 \Y
Fifth St.. and is open to youth 18 and under. For
information, call Jerry Schoffner at 785-0561.
8 p.m. ? The Spirit of Life Community Choir pre
sents a musical drama. "World." at the Kenneth- R
Williams auditorium on the campus of Winston
Salem State University. Admission is S12 in
advance or S14 at the door. For information, call
66 t -9528 or 768-9570.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 28
2 p.m. ? United We Stand America. Winston
Salem Forsyth County, will meet at Rose & Thistle
Restaurant. 107 Lockland Ave. The meeting will be
held to form' a local group affiliated with the nation
al non-partisan political watch dog organization.
There is no charge and it is open to anyone interest
ed in impacting our government and making our
elected officiaN accountable. For information, call
"724-6176.
7:30 p.m. ? Maynard Ferguson, jazz legend and
internationally famous big band leader, will perform
at Reynolds Auditorium. Before his performance. ~
ar. All-Slat FinsyilfCoonty High School Jazr Band
will play . The concert is sponsored by Reynolds and
Pnrfcland High Band Boosters. Pearson Music Co..
Duncan Music Co. and West End Music Co. Tick
ets are S8 in advance for 10 or more: S10 for single
advanced tickets and SI 2 at the door. For informa
tion. call Joan Campbell at 727-2260.
MONDAY, MARCH 1
*7 p.m. ? An Endometriosis Support Group will
meet at Medical Park Hospital. 2nd floor confer
ence room. 1950 S. Hawthorne Rd. The meeting
will include a viewing of recently donated video
tapes regarding endometriosis. For information, call
766-8358 or 765-8869.
8 p.m. ? Chris Murrell, the Winston-Salem native
who became the solo singer with the County Basie
Orchestra in September 1991. will be performing
with the orchestra at Winston-Salem State Universi
ty. The performance, part of* the university's
Lyceum Series, will be held in the Kenneth R.
Williams auditorium. Box office hours are 11 a.m.
to 4:30 p.m. weekdays. Tickets are S8 in advance,
S10 at the door. For information, call the Office of
Public Affairs at 750-2150.
TUESDAY, MARCH 2
7 p.m. ? Forsyth Memorial Hospital begin its
series of three breastfeeding classes. The classes
will teach about milk production, breastfeeding
positions and techniques. Following classes will be
held March 9 and 16. All classes meet in the hospi
tal's main lobby. To register for the free classes, call
Health Connections at 760-0122.
WEDNESDAY, MARCH 3
5 p.m. ? The Phi Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa
Alpha and Phi Omega Inc. sponsors workshops for
taking the SAT every Wednesday until 7 p.m. at the
Ivy Alms Clubhouse. 1115 E. Second St. Barbara
Puryear. English instructor North Forsyth High
School, and Valinda Kimbrough. math instructor at
Reynolds High School, will lead the workshops.
Financial assistance is available to take the exam on
Mav 7. For information, call Bessie Allen, director.
at 722-05 13_.
?7 p.m. ? Reynolda House.Museumof ArnericarL
Art, will hold the workshop. "African- American
Voices." It will include readings from African
American writers such as Alice Walker. Zora Neal
Hurston. Richard Wright and Toni Morrison. Partic
ipants will have an opportunity to see paintings by
Jacob Lawrence and Romare Beardcn. For registra
tion and information, call 725-5325. The class is S5.
THURSDAY, MARCH 4
7 p.m. ? EJiggs Gallery at Winston-Salem State
University presents the lecture. "Verbalizing &
Visualizing Creative Power Through Art. a Slide
Lecture on African Art & Aesthetics" in conjunc
tion with the "Ashe: Improvisation & Recycling in
African-American Visionary Art" exhibit. Rowland
Abiodun. visiting professor of art history and black
studies. Amherst College in Amherst. Mass.. will
lead the lecture. All programs are free and open to
the public.
10 a.m. ? Paisley Middle School. 1400 Grant St..
will hold a book fair through March 9 daily until 2
p.m. in the school's media center. The book fair is
sponsored by the PTSA and will feature books at
the fifth through the ninth grade reading level. For
information, call 727-2775.
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