National beauty group to gather here
N.C. Supreme
Court justice
will be on hand
CHRONIC 1 l SI \l I Kl HURT
The Rational Beauty
Culturists' League Inc.,(NBCL)
will host its 89th Convention
Institute and Trade show in
Win>(ton?Salem from July 19-26
at the downtown Marriott Hotel.
North Carolina Supreme
Court Justice Patricia Timmons
Goodson willl give the keynote
address Friday, July 25 at the
event's awards banquet.
NBCL's is one of the
world's oldest and most respect
ed organizations of cosmetolo
gists and beauty professionals.
The organization has more
than 8,000 members, 42 state
chapters and international affili
ates in the Caribbean. Canada,
Germany, Francp, England and
Africa.
A full slate of activities and
events are planned for the week.
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Timmons-Goodson is the state 's first black female justice.
including the Sigma Nu Theta
Fraternity Masquerade Ball on
July 22 at 8 p.m.; a hair show on
July 23 at 7 p.m. and a gradua
tion ceremony, featuring
Dudley Inc.'s Dr. Eunice
Dudley, on Saturday. July 26 at
9 a.m.
Nealy every event is slated
to take place in or around the
Marriott. The banquet that will
feature Timmons-Goodson will
be in the hotel's Grand Ball
Room.
The product of a military
family, Justice Timmons
Goodson learned leadership and
service the "Army Way."
Appointed to the Supreme
Court in February 2006, Justice
Timmons-Goodson is only the
fourth woman and the first
African-American woman to sit
on "North Carolina's highest
court. Tickets to the banquet are
$75.
For tickets or further infor
mation about the week of
events, contact Minnie Enin at
336-724-7806 or 336-722
0562.
Owens
Pankey
Johnson
DaUon-Rann
Wright
Sam Puryear
National Association of University
Women conference kicks off Monday
Members from across the nation will be in Winston-Salem
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
The 66th National
Convention of the National
Association of University
Women (NAUW) will be held
in Winston-Salem July 21-28.
The organization was
founded ? in 1910 in
Washington, D.C. and focuses
on education, scholarship, lit
eracy and national and inter
national affairs. There are 77
branches throughout the
nation and many members
will be in attendance at the
convention.
The public is invited to a
public meeting on Tuesday,
July 22 at 7 p.m. i,n the Gaines
Ballrotyn of the Embassy
Suites Hotel on Cherry Street,
where Henry Pankey, an assis
tant principal at Parkland
High School, will be the
keynote speaker. Two presti
gious awards will also be pre
sented. ReVonda Dalton
Rann, executive assistant to
the chancellor of
Winston-Salem State
University, will receive the
Community Service Award,
which will be presented to her
by WSSU Chancellor Donald
Julian Reeves. The
Excellence in Education
Award will be presented to
retired principal Saftiuel
Puryear by Barbara Puryear.
Youth performers Courtney
Kelly and Quayshan Hall of
Parkland High School; Kelly
Harriett, a creative dancer;
and the Friendship Baptist
Church Praise Dancers will
perform at the public meetirtg.
Ollie D. Johnspp, M kake
Charles, La., is the organiza
tion's national president. She
is a member of the
Beauregard- Vernon Branch.
The first vice president is
Evelyn Wright of Culver City,
Calif., (Culver City Branch):
the second vice president is
Dolores Owens of
Pennsauken, N.J. (member of
the Philadelphia Branch).
Owens is also the national
convention chairperson. The
host city chairperson is Doris
Herrell, and Mildred Griffin is
the host chapter president.
Several members from the
local area have prominent
positions within the NAUW.
National Recording Secretary
Linda Jones hails from
Columbia, S.C,; National
Parliamentarian Joyce
McDow is from Laurinburg;
National Historian Latisa
Vereen lives in Clayton;
National Protocol Chair Anne
McNair is from Laurinburg as
well; Sectional Director
Bobbie J. Little is from
Hamlet; and Sectional Lay
Member Jacquelyn Moore
lives in Halifax, Va.
AmoTig the special events
that will take place during the
convention is a visit NAUW
members will make to
Brenner Children's Hospital,
where they will donate sever
al handmade quilts. 0
Photo by Maximum Photography
Pamela Dianne Glenn and Louis Edward Gilmore Jr.
Glenn and Gilmore
UNITED IN MARRIAGE
SPECIAL TO T1JE CHRONICLE
Pamela Dianne Glenn of Winston-Salem and Louis Edward
Gilmore Jr., of Richmond, Va., were married May 31, 2008 in
Winston-Salem at Hope of Glory Fellowship Church,
where the Rev. Helen S. Glenn is pastor.
Glenn is the daughter of Deacon and Reverend Mrs.
William B. Glenn of Walkertown, and the mother of one son.
Kristopher B. Glenn of Lexington. She is a graduate of
Winston-Salem State University, N.C. A&T State University,
High Point College and Appalachian State University. She is a
case manager/special education teacher for the Winston-Salem/
Forsyth County School System.
Gilmore is the son of Louis E. Gilmore Sr., and the late
Estelle Gilmore of Southern Pines. He is the father of one son,
Jonathan Gilmore of Columbus, Ohio. Gilmore is a graduate of
N.C. A&T State University and served as a captain in the U.S.
Army. He is employed by the U.S. Postal Service.
The wedding party consisted of Bridesmaid Angie Glenn
of Winton-Salem and Best Man Jonathan Gilmore. Apostle ,f
ThomasoMacon, of Established Heart Ministries of Charlotte,
officiated the nuptials. Musical and vocal accompaniment was
supplied by Kristopher Glenn. The reception was held at the
Hope of Glory Fellowship Church. The happy couple honey
mooned in the Bahamas.
Erica Chin
Student
accepted
to N Y SP
SPECIAL TO THU CHRONICLL
Erica Chin, of
Kernersville, has been select
ed to attend National Young
Scholars Program (N.Y.S.P)
summer program at Wake
Forest University to study The
Human Body.
The rising fifth grader at
Moore Magnet School is in
the school's Academically
Gifted Program (AG).
Erica is also an accom
plished student in visual arts,
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