High honors
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Greensboro chapter of Las Amigas
honored as outstanding chapter
Three Greensboro Chapter
of Las Amiga* members
attended the 40th annual Con
" ? clave at Virginia Beach, Vs.,
June 24-28. The Greensboro
? Chapter was chosen as the
' "Most Outstanding Chapter"
among 31 chapters.
They were selected by a
' panel of judges that reviewed a
scrapbook collection of chapter
activities for the past year.
Joann Williams, national
member at large, received
third place in the "Outstanding
'> Member" category. Other mem
*? - bers attending this national
event were Agnes W H Rose
boro, chapter president and
< immediate past national presi
dent and Faye P. Stanley,
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national vice president. The
conclave was packed with busi
ness meetings, workshops on
volunteering, fund raising,
event planning, stress manage
ment, planning and
economic development for
members to enhance personal
and professional growth. As a
part of the Las amigas partner
ship with the National Kidney
Foundation a health screening
was conducted.
Jane E. Smith, President
and CEO, National Council of
Negro Women, Washington,
D.C., was the keynote speaker
for the awards luncheon. She
challenged the members to
make a difference in the com
munity-as it moves into the 21st
century- Las Amigas, Inc. pre
sented NCNW more than
$13,000 in cash and pledges for
its Capitol Campaign and sev
eral Las Amigas members com
mitted to NCNW with life
memberships.
The National President of
Las Amigas, Inc. is Linda
Lawrence of the Portsmouth,
Va. Chapter and the executive
director is Mary L. Peeler.
The organization's national
headquarters is in Charlotte.
Additional members of the
Greensboro Chapter are: Lola
A. McAdoo, organizer;
Ramona Matherson; Marienc
Fbsque; Clastine Poole; Alycia
Shaw and Glenda Smith.
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