WSSU's SGA President to Speak for Youth Day
J oe lie Davis, president of the
student government Association of
Winston-Salem Stale University,
will be the keynote speaker at the
annual Youth/Young Adult Day of
Nevs Bethel Baptist Church at 1016
North Trade Street. The observance
will be held on Sunday, March 13 at
1 1 a.m. The youth have chosen as
their theme; Youth Embracing
Their Spiritual and Cultural Her
itage To End Crime and Violence."
The youth and youth adults of
New Bethel will take charge of ser
vices beginning with the Sunday
School hour at 9:30 a.m. Youths
will be teacher in all the Sunday
School classes. ,
Davis is a native of Oxford and
a junior Education Major at WSSU
with the goal of becoming a middle
school teacher. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis. She
has been actively involved at the
university since her freshman year.
She has been president of both the
freshman and sophomore classes, a
member of the volleyball and the
softball teams and a member of the
illustrious Gamma Phi Chapter of
Delta Sigma Theta, Inc.
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Joelle has participated in many
oratorical contest, either winning or
placing in most of them. In fact,
public speaking has become some
what a leisure time activity. She
dynamically captivated her audience
at a Rainbow Tea at New Bethel in
October of 93. Because of the rele
vance and appropriateness of her
message then, she was invited back
for this Youth/Young Adult Day
Observance. She seems to have her
finger on the pulse of the many
problems facing the Black Commu
nity.
Jamall Mack has been named
Youth/Young Adult Chairperson
and will share the rostrum with
Davis. Mack, the son of Mr. and
Mrs. James Mack, is an East
Forsyth High School graduate who
went on to further his education at
UNC-G. He received a Bachelor of
Science Degree in finance in 1989.
He also earned a Master's of Busi
ness Administration from UNC-G in
1992. He is currently employed by
Sears Roebuck in the Collections
Department.
Mack is an active youth adult at
New Bethel participating in the sun
Joe lie Davis
day school. BTU, Senior Choir and
tjie Youth Council. He will briefly'
introduce the year's theme. He will
guide the youth in their yearly activ
ities at New Bethel.
Others appearing on the pro
gram are: R. McMillian. acting pas
tor; Krista Neal, scripture, Reginald
Nichols, Invocation. Tonya Daven
port. announcements, Maya Moor
man, youth appeal, John Davenport,
Jr., offertory prayer,- Timeka
Couthen, introduction of speaker.
Johnny Penn, recognition of visitors.
J atrial I Mack
The Youth choir and the Young
Adult choir will provide music for
the services.
YouTFfs and young adults
throughout the city are invited to
hear a message that will bring them
to the edge or their seats. Tl\e
WSSU student body is also invited
to hear this superlative from' their
university.
Trustee Daniel Piggott is Direc
tor of Youth Activities at New
Bether. Dr. Jerry Drayton is pastor.
Public Forum to Be Held
NAACP - Legacy of Thur- trmit.ug the A irieai? Amencpr
good Marshall Second Annual community t..day. Featuring'
Public Forum, March 22, 7 p.m. Associate Dean North Carolina
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Musical Concert to be Held
VirNessa Speaks-Ben^on,
Shirley Patterson-Miller and
Christopher Benjamin will appear in
concert on Saturday. March 12th at
6:PM at the Anderson Conference
~Center~on the campus of WinstOn
Salem State University. Works will
be done by Beethoven. Bach, Swan
son. J.^Roasrnond Johnson. Pauf
Lawrence Dunbar, Dvorak. Lizt and
others. The concert will consist of
classical piano, classical vocal, bal
lads and Negro Spirituals-. The
artists have appeared throughout the
United States and abroad including
Europe, the Carribeans, and the con
tinent of Africa. They have received
numerous awards for outstanding
performances. Miller is a public
school teacher, and a classical
pianist and soprano soloist, she
serves as musician at Goler Memor
ial A.M.E. Zion Church and Phillips
Chapel Baptist Church, Benson, is a
classical pianist, and serves as music
directive at North Winston Baptist
- Church and Zion Tabernacle F.B.H.
Church. She is also music instructor
at Bensons Musical Studio. Ben
jamin, a classical pianist and bari-~
tone soloist is minister of music at
Antioch Christian Church, former
music director at New St. Paul Bap
tist Church and b music instructor at
the Urban League. Special guest
will be the New Life S.D.A. Chorale
of Lexington. Mr. ShedricR Adams
will sing the Negro National
Anthem.
The concert is in observance ,of
the Minnie S. Friday Founder's
Day.
Gospel Singer to Hold Concert
Matilda Ann Glover, will be in
concert at the~"C an You Hear the"
Cry Ministries which is located at
927 E. 21st Street, March 13 at 4
pjn.
Glover who is~a dedicated
Gospel singer, and her husband Earl
Glover reside at 341 1 Old Vineyard
Rd. in Winston-Salem. N.C. she has
4 children, Tomika & Michael Jack
son and Ayauana and Nioyka
Glover.
Glover is the daughter of the
late Johnnie Moore and*Louise
M oore of W-S. Glover started
singing at the age of 5. She has a
God given talent, which she uses to
Matilda Ann Glover
glorify God. ? The Pasfof-4s E+def ?
Preston D. Mack. The President and
Overseer is Lee Faye Mack.
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