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(Front row, from left) Ciesta Funderburk, Angela Sowell, Paul Miller, Lisa W. Smith. John Nesbitt Sr.,
Druscilla Fogle, Sharon Haney (second row) Vanessa Lyerly, Devenia McLeod, Claudia Foote, Gloria
Jeralds, Clara Wilson, Hattie Fulton, Theresa Lee, Debra Mason (third row) Rodney Funderburk, Arnita
Miles, Anne Banner, Ida Duncan, Equilla Redd, Carolyn Samuels, Janie Murray, Thelma Thompson (fourth
row) Shannon Fulp, Deborah Parker, Patsy Adams and Daisy Cox.
OES chapter elects new officers
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Lisa W. Smith is the new Worthy Matron.
The Sisters of Bivouac
#530, Order of the Eastern
Star recently elected and
installed nfcw officers for
the 2014-2015 fiscal year.
Lisa W. Smith is the
new Worthy Matron;
Angela Sowell is the
Associate Matron; John
Nesbitt Sr. is the Worthy
Patron; and Paul Miller is
the Associate Patron.
The other officers are;
Eva McWillis, secretary;
Ciesta Funderburk, treas
urer; Druscilla Fogle, con
ductress; and Sharon
Haney, associate conduc
tress. The trustees are
Debra Mason, Anne
Banner and Vanessa
Lyerly.
The Bivouac Chapter
is one of many affiliated
chapters in the Prince Hall
Family of Free and
Accepted Masons of
North Carolina and
Jurisdictions, Inc. The
Order of Eastern Star has
been in existence for 135
years. Over that time,
members have been doing
work in communities
around the world and
serving and uplifting all
mankind.
The Order of Eastern
Star is one of the largest
fraternal organizations in
the world to which both
women and men can
belong. The Order has
more than one million
members who belong to
more than 7,500 chapters
worldwide.
Sudlers ,
celebrate 55th
anniversary
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Sudlers
Alfred and Gladys Sudler celebrated their 55th
wedding anniversary on Aug. 15 at the Quality Inn and
Suites.
The celebration
was hosted by their
daughters -
Michelle Byrd,
Christina Sudler
and Kimberlee
McNeil of
Winston-Salem
and Katrina
Williams of
Jamestown. The
couple also has
three grandsons, a
granddaughter and
a great grandson.
Family and
friends enjoyed
dinner and danc
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from the band Envision.
Known to loved-ones as Jake and Jimmie. the
Sudlers continue to enjoy a life of love, laughter and
commitment. They were married Aug. 8,1959.
Alphas hosting golf tournament
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The brothers of the Alpha Pi Lambda Chapter of
Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc., will sponsor their
inaugural charity golf tournament on Friday. Sept. 5 at
Winston Lake Golf Course beginning at 12 p.m.
The tournament will support the scholarship fund
and educational programs of the Youth Life Skills
Institute, an initiative of the Alpha Pi Lambda Chapter
that was incorporated in 2009. The mission of the
501(3) nonprofit is to "connect, engage and facilitate
the participation of school-aged children in life skill's
programs that enrich, empower and enlighten their
lives."
Alpha Phi Alpha was founded on Dec. 4, 1906 at
Cornell University in Ithaca, N Y. The Alpha Pi
Lambda Chapter was founded on June 1. 1931 in
Winston-Salem. Its other local efforts include spon
sorship of the Lowden E. Anderson Sr. Science Fair.
Adopt-A-Highway and The Kennedy Evening of
Elegance.
For more information, contact Alpha Pi Lambda
President Emer\ Rann III at 336-724-3463. or Alvin
Howard at 336-414-4820.
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