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Nov. 16
Agiag Services Meeting
The Forsyth County
Aging Services Planning
Committee will meet at
Senior Services, 2895
Shorefair Drive, on
Friday, Nov. 16 at 9 a.m.
This group includes older
adults, service providers
and community represen
tatives who meet to ensure
that efficient, high-quality
services are available for
older adults. The topic
this month is Housing and
Hoarding. The group
meets on the third Friday
of each month. Call 336
703-3883 for more infor
mation.
Arts for Life Fundraiser
"Festival of Lights on
Wheels" is a new event
that The Annual Festival
of Lights at Tanglewood
Park will feature on
Friday, Nov. 16 beginning
at 4:30 p.m. It is presented
by the nonprofit organiza
tion Arts for Life. Holiday
entertainment, refresh
ments and Santa will be at
the park the night before
the light show opens to
the general public.
Registration begins at
4:30 p.m. at shelter 2.
Visitors "roll and stroll"
towards shelter 4 at 6:30
p.m. Donation of $20 per
person required. Children
12 and under are free with
paying adult. Proceeds
benefit Arts for Life,
which provides educa
tional art and music pro
grams at Brenner
Children's Hospital for
children and teens fight
ing cancer and other seri
ous illnesses. Visit
www.aflnc.org for more
information or to register.
Starting Nov. 17
Tanglewood Lights
The Festival of Lights
at Tanglewood Park will
be open nightly from 6
11 p.m. from Nov. 17
Jan. 1. Visit www.tangle
woodpark.org for more
information.
Nov. 17
Happy Hill Cemetery
Cleanup
The next cleaning of
the historic Happy Hill
Cemetery will be on
Saturday, Nov. 17 from 9
11 a.m. Those with family
buried there are encour
aged to participate.
Individuals or groups may
join the effort. Bring your
own tools. The cemetery
is located at Pitts and
Willow Streets in the
Happy Hill Community.
Call Maurice Pitts
Johnson at 336-721-1081
or Jean Moses-Petree at
336-721-1288 for more
information.
Reynolda House Hosts
VA MobUe Unit
Reynolda House, 2250
Reynolda Rd., will host
the Veterans
Administration Mobile
Unit on Saturday," Nov. 17
from 9:30 a.m.-4:30 p.m.
and Sunday, Nov. 18 from
1:30-4:30 p.m. Staff will
be onsite to discuss health
concerns with veterans.
No registration required.
St. Benedict Fish
Fry/Barbecue/Yard Sale
St. Benedict the Moor
Catholic Church, 1625 E.
12th St., will host an
Alumni & Church Fish
Fry, Barbecue & Yard Sale
on Saturday, Nov. 17 (rain
or shine). The yard sale
will begin at 7 a.m. The
fish fry/barbecue sale will
be from 10 a.m.-3 p.m.
Plates are $6. There will
be vendors, music, the
WSSU Mobile Clinic,
door prizes, fun and fel
lowship.
District 5 Democratic
Meeting
The 5th District of the
Democratic Party will
host a post election meet
ing on Saturday, Nov. 17
at Shiloh Baptist Church,
916 E. 12th St.. (on the
corner of Highland Ave.)
and 12th St. at 10 a.m. All
precincts in this
district are encouraged to
attend.
Black and White Ball
There will be a Black
and White Ball on
Saturday, Nov. 17 at The
Piedmont Club, 200 West
Second Street, 19th Floor
from 8 p.m.-12 a.m.
Admission is $20 at the
door (includes gratuity
and tax). Award-winning
DJ Chad Sain will provide
the music for dancing.
Chef Luke will create an
hors d'oeuvre buffet and a
dessert and Viennese cof
fee table. Cash bar will be
available. Black tie is
optional, but black and
white attire preferred. For
reservations, please call
336-724-7077.
Nov. 23
Potentate's Ball
The Shriners of Sethos
Temple AEAONMS will
have its Potentate's Ball
on Friday, Nov. 23 from 7
p.m.-12 a.m. at the
Hawthorne Inn. Call 336
661-0788 or 336-671
6006 for more informa
tion.
Beginning Nov. 27
WSFD Academy
The Winston-Salem
Fire Department is cur
rently accepting applica
tions for its third annual
Citizens' Fire Academy
beginning Nov. 27-Dec.
18. The academy will be
held four consecutive
Tuesday evenings from 5
7 p.m. and will cover such
subjects as the organiza
tion of the Fire
Department, firefighting
vehicles and equipment,
emergency medical
response, technical rescue
operations, fire investiga
tions and hazardous mate
rial incidents. The
Citizens' Fire Academy is
free and open to all.
Applicants under 18 must
have parental consent.
The class is limited to IS
people. Applications must
be received by Nov. 23.
For more information or
to apply, call 336-773
7900 or send an email to
christopherl@cityofws
fire.org
Dec. 1
Frtthliche Weihnuchten
Historic Bethabara
Park, 2147 Bethabara Rd.,
will present Frtthliche
Weihnachten on Saturday,
Dec. 1 from 1:30-4:30
p.m. This is a celebration
of German Christmas tra
ditions featuring German
carols and music, shadow
puppets, German food,
craft demonstrations and
sales, an antique German
toy display and more.
Admission is free. For
more information, call
336-924-8191 or visit
www.bethabarapark.org
or inquire at
info@bethabarapark.org.
Holiday Concerts
The women's a cap
pella ensemble,
"Downtown Sound," will
present "Triad Christmas
Sounds of the Season" at
Covenant Church United
Methodist, 1526 Skeet
Club Road in High Point,
on Saturday, Dec. 1 at 7
p.m. The Covenant
Church's Chancel and
Children's Choirs will
also perform. Downtown
Sound has another per
formance on Saturday,
Dec. 8 at First Baptist
Church, 501 West 5th St.
in Winston-Salem, at 7
p.m. The Reynolds High
School a cappella Chorus
and Easy Living
Barbershop Quartet will
also perform along with
Triad Harmony Express
Barbershop Chorus and
the Dixie District &
Carolina District
Champion Barbershop
Quartet. Both concerts
will be collecting canned
foods for local food
banks. Cash donations
will also be taken for the
food banks. Visit
www.downtownsound.org
for more information.
United Metropolitan
hosting Men's Week
SPECIAL TO THE CHRONICLE
United Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church, 450
Metropolitan Drive, began its 2012
Men's Week Celebration yesterday
with a special Bible study led by
Rev. Damian Anderson. This
year's theme is "Men of Courage -
Taking a Stand."
Today (Thursday, Nov. IS), the
panel discussion, "Taking A Stand
Against Drug Abuse," will be held
at 6 p.m. Tomorrow, the men of the
church will do a little community
outreach by reading with students
at Petree Elementary School.
The Septuagenarian
Recognition Breakfast and
Workshop will be held on Saturday,
Nov. 17 at 9 ajn. Rev. Frank K.
Thomas of High Point's Mt. Zion
Baptist Church will facilitate the
workshop. Culminating the week's
events will be the observance of
Men's Day on Sunday, Nov. 18 at 8
a.m. and 11 a.m. Dr. Michael R.
Smith Sr., chief chaplain for the
Federal Bureau of Prisons in
Washington, D.C., will be the fea
tured speaker. All events will be held at United
Metropolitan Missionary Baptist Church, where Rev.
Prince R. Rivers is the senior pastor.
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