Sorority Tidies Waughtown
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On Saturday May 17, the Alpha Mu Sigma Chapter of Sigma Gamma Rho
Sorority, Inc. took part in an Adopt-a-Highway project on Waughtown Street.'
Biscuitville donated breakfast. The initiative is part of the sorority's mission
- "Greater Service, Greater Progress." Pictured here are Sorors (from left)
Demetrice Smith, DaLisa Washington, Brittney Clinton, Johanna Porter
Kelly, Quiana Hill, an unidentified non sorority member and Angela Sowell.
For more information about the Sorority, email
alphamusigmal 943@gmail.com.
Community
from page B1
on June 21 from 2-4 p.m.;
and "Introduction to NC
Sales and Use Tax for Small
Business" at the
Transportation Technology
Center on June 22 from 1
- 3 p.m. To register or for
more information, go to
http ://w w w. forsy thtech .edu
/services-businesses/small
business-center or call 336
757-3810.
Film screenings
A free screening of
"Freedom Summer." which
highlights a 1964 effort to
register black voters in the
South, will be held at 6 p.m.
on Monday, June 16 at the
Central Library
Auditorium. 660 W. 5th St.
The documentary
"Inequality for AH" will be
shown on Tuesday, July 22
at Green Street Church, 639
S. Green St. There will be
post-film discussions held.
Computer classes
for seniors
Advanced beginner
computer classes for sen
iors 50 and older will be
held at the Carver School
Road Branch Library. 4915
Lansing Drive, at 11 a.m.
on Wednesday, June 18;
Thursday, June 19;
Wednesday, June 25; and
Thursday, June 26. Signees
must have basic computer
knowledge and an email
account. All four classes
must be attended. To regis
ter. call 336-703-2910.
Marching 100's events
Marching 100's/Angels
Alumni Association (past
marchers/drummers from
1968 - 2010) will meet on
Saturday, June 21 at 2 p.m.
at Christ Kingdom Building
Worship Center, 3894
North Hampton Dive. The
new Marching
100's/Angels. open to all
girls and boys ages 5-18.
will meet on Saturday, June
28 from 2-5 p.m. at Christ
Kingdom. For more infor
mation. call 336-725-1712.
Exhibit
Winston-Salem Delta
Fine Arts is presenting
Tracy Lindenthal in her first
solo exhibition, "Alien
Landscapes" through
Friday. June 20. For infor
mation. visit
www.deltaartscenter.org or
call 336-722-2625.
Juneteenth volunteers
The 10th anniversary
Juneteenth Festival is seek
ing volunteers. This year, it
will be known as the
Juneteenth Jazz Festival
and held outside on 5th
Street, between Martin
Luther King Jr. Drive and
Cleveland Avenue, from 4 -
9:30 p.m. on Saturday. June
21. To volunteer or be a
vendor, call 336-757-8556
or email info@triadcultur
alarts.org. '
Reunion
The 50th consecutive
reunion of the Walter and
Ella Allen Gwyn family
will be held the week of
July 21-27 and will include
a black tie gala on Saturday.
July 26 at the Embassy
Suites. RSVPs are needed
by June 15. Contact Zoe
Gwyn at 336-774-1744 for
more information.
Anderson reunion
The A. H. Anderson
High School Class of 1969
is celebrating its 45th
Anniversary with a dinner
dance on the weekend of
June 6-7 at the Ramada
Plaza Hotel on University
Parkway. For tickets and/or
more information, contact
Amanda (Ingram)
Donaldson at 336-723
8623 or James McCants at
336-771-9946.
Cl&vs of '64 reunion
The WSSU Class of
1964 will hold its 50th class
reunion during
Homecoming Weekend.
Oct. 16-19. For additional
information, contact
James McNeal at 313-515
0275 or jamesmc
nea!48219@yahoo.com.
Blues concert
"Blues from the
Underground," featuring
the Underground Funk &
Blues Band, is held every
first Thursday at 7:30 p.m.
in the Underground Theatre
at Community Arts Caff,
411 West Fourth St. The
performance by the core
band is followed by an open
community jam. There is a
$5 cover.
Anderson meeting
The 1970 graduating
class of Anderson Senior
High is organizing a
reunion for 2014. It will be
44 years since the last class
graduated from
Anderson. Contact Fleming
J. El-Amin on Facebook.
Twitter or
ntv754@yahoo.com to join
the planning committee. He
can also be contacted at
336-575-0895.
NYC trip
Paisley Alumni are
sponsoring a shopping and
entertainment trip to New
York from June 19-22.
They will leave Thursday,
June 19 at 10 p.m. from the
Walmart on Hanes Mill
Road and return Sunday,
June 22. For more informa
tion. call 336-724-6864 or
336-722-7710.
NWOA meetings
The Kemersville
Chapter of National
Women of Achievement
holds its monthly meetings
on the second Wednesday
of each month at 6 p.m. All
members, including inac
tive members, are invited to
attend meetings. For more
information, contact presi
dent Evelyn Sanders at 336
784-6677 or
evelsndrs@aol.com.
Volunteers needed
The Shepherd's Center
of Greater Winston-Salem
has openings for volunteers
who can assist older adults
with transportation, home
repairs, friendly visits or
caregiver respite. Male visi
tation volunteers are espe
cially needed. Call 336
748-0217 or visit
www.shepherdscenter.org
for more information.
Pbuto by Anika R. Campbell
Rucker-Barrett
Nicole Rucker of Winston-Salem
and Marcus Barrett of Greenville were
married at 5 p.m. on May 24 at New
Jerusalem Missionary Baptist Church in
Winston-Salem. Pastor Tyrone Johnson
officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Buddell and Evon Rucker of
Winston-Salem. She is the granddaugh
ter of Mrs. Agatha Mansel and the late
Mr. James Mansel of Winston-Salem.
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She is a member of Delta Sigma
Theta Sorority, Inc.
The groom is the son of Ms. Carol
Barrett and the late Mr. William Chance
of Greenville. He is the grandson of
Ms. Sinnie Barrett of Greenville.
The bride and groom are graduates
of North Carolina Central University in
Durham. Following a honeymoon to
Jamaica, the couple will reside in Cary.
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