Submitted Photo
Club Member
Bille Matthews
(left) and Dr.
Virgina Newell
(right) present
a check to
Second
Harvest's
Daisy
Rodriguez.
La Nouveaute' Bridge Club
gives to Food Bank
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The La Nouveaute'
Bridge Club (The New
Bridge Club) donated $250
to the Second Harvest Food
Bank for its BackPack
Program.
The program provides
food for young people who
receive free and reduced
meals at school during the |
school year. They are sent 1
home with backpacks filled i
with simple, healthy meals |
that can be enjoyed during i
the summer or on the week- <
ends during the school year, i
Members of the Club
said they felt an urgency to i
assist the program and will I
continue to assist with this '
project. The La Nouveaute'
Bridge Club was organized
in March 1935. The Club's
purpose was to improve
members' bridge skills and
:ngage in community out
reach programs.
Founding members
included school administra
tors, librarians, business
women, teachers, and social
workers. At the present time.
Dr. Virginia Newell serves
as president. The other
members are Mary Andrews,
Toy Beaty, Carolyn Black,
Marie Burney, Kay Clark,
Clara Gaines, Brenda
Hodge, Billie Matthews,
Rose Marie Norman, Ruth
Oliver and Arlayne Tate.
Carver class celebrates
70th birthdays
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The 1960 Carver Alumni
Chapter, which became
organized and re-acquainted
in 2010 for its 50th anniver
sary celebration, has held
frequent fundraisers to bene
fit the Carver School
Scholarship Fund and out
ings in the past two years.
On June 9, the group
enjoyed their "70th
Birthday Bash!," an event
collectively celebrating the
the 70th birthdays of class
members, at the home of
Landis and Cleo
Kimbrough.
The weather, food and
atmosphere were superb.
Attendees ate, danced and
reminisced throughout the
delightful evening. Sarah
Hill Carter, the president of
the Class,
presented engraved book
marks to the chapter mem
bers.
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Rev. Dr. Lewis Anthony (center) with local members (from
left) Helen Johnson, Ann Moye, Patsy Squire and Valeria
Edwards.
Locals attend PDK's
72nd Eastern
Regional Conference
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Members of Winston-Salem's Beta Lambda Chapter of the
National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa, Inc. attended the
Sorority's 72nd Eastern Regional Conference in Bethesda, Md.
during the week of April 26-29.
The conference, with a theme of" Live the Vision: Building
Tomorrow's Leaders Through Excellence in Education," attract
i a r\r\ i ? i i ?
Patsy Squire at the event's
awards banquet. (
;a w memoers, including
locals Ann Moye (chapter pres
dent), First Vice President
hlelen D. Johnson and past
presidents Valeria Edwards,
Patsy Squire and Andrea
3arner.
Eastern Regional Director
Drusilla Kinzonzi from
Brooklyn, New York presided
pver the conference. National
President Betty Dixon of
Beach wood, Ohio was also in
attendance. During the same
period, the Anthropos, the male
affiliate group under the leader
ship of Eastern Regional
President Gary King, convened
its 44th Eastern Regional
Conference.
Special guests included Dr.
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Lewis ivi. Aninony, senior minisier 01 luciiic aivie, z,iun
Church in Washington, D.C., whose inspiring message to atten
dees centered around several major points about the status of
education.
During the event's awards banquet, scholarships were pre
sented from the Eastern Region to high school seniors. The
Perpetual Scholarship Foundation awarded Winston-Salem's
Patsy O. Squire a scholarship to support her doctoral work in
educational leadership.
Eight African-American teachers in Jersey City, N J. started
the National Sorority of Phi Delta Kappa, Inc. in 1923. The
sorority has expanded throughout the United States with many
educators as active members.
Phones to be
collected
for soldiers
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Members of the Alpha Mu Beta service fraternity and the
Student Government Association of Forsyth Technical
Community College are joining the non-profit Cell Phones for
Soldiers Inc. in asking Winston Salem residents to help troops
call home by donating gently-used phones.
Beginning Saturday,
June 30, residents can
donate their phones at the
Chick-fil-A located at
3343 Sides Branch Road,
across from Walmart on
Peters Creek Parkway,
between the hours of 11
a.m. and 4 p.m. Chick
Fil-A will be distributing
free coupons to those
who donate their used or
unwanted cell phones.
Residents can also
donate used cell phones at Forsyth Tech campuses from July i -
July 31.
Cell Phones for Soldiers was founded by teenagers Robbie
and Brittany Bergquist at the ages of 12 and 13. The charity has
since provided more than 130 million minutes of free talk time
to service men and women stationed around the world. Funds
raised from the recycling of cellular phones are used to purchase
prepaid international calling cards. On average, Cell Phones for
Soldiers distributes 12,000 calling cards each week to bases
around the world, care package programs, deployment cere
monies and VA hospitals.
For more information, visit wwwx:ellphonesforsoldiers.com.
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