Mrs. Ross Hosts
Young At Hearts
In a beautifully decorated
Greenville Center with an
Autumn setting, the Young At
Heart Club held their monthly
meeting on Nov. 21.
_ At the luncheon meeting, a
pre-ThanksgTvmg program
was given by Mrs. Aldriche
Ross after a prayer was given
by Dr. J. W. Smith. Thanks
giving readings were_given by
Mrs. Sally P. Kelly, and a
short talk was given on "Am I
really thankful." "For wTiat
am 1 thankful", and "How
thankful am I” was given by
Mrs. Hardy Liston. A memor
ial service was held in honor of
Ms. YVillette Lino, a decease
member of the club. Remarks
were given during the service
by Mrs. Estella Stowe and Dr.
Smith and a poem was read by
Mrs. Kelly.
Mrs. Key, and Walter and
Elihu Alexander were the host
and hostesses for the meeting.
..Guests attending the meet
ing were Mrs. Flora Franklin
of Washington, D. C. Mrs.
.Mary Hunt. Ms H'laudia
. MrFajden, Mrs. I.utitift Mar
tin and Mrs. T h o m a si na VTa r <T
low, all of Charlotte.
. Members of the club present
were Mr. and Mrs. George
Lyerly. Mrs. Minnie Gaddy,
Mrs. Olivia Mitchell. Mrs.
Eva Latham. Mrs. Yallie
Parker, Mrs. Ola Jenkins,
Mrs. Fanny Dobson. Mrs.
Janye W. Hemphill. Mrs.
Mattie Levi, Mrs. Emma
Flowe. Mrs. Annabelle
McClary, Mrs. Amy Coleman,
Rev. Clyde A. Liggin. William
Billings, and William
McMillan. G. F. Nash, Jr. is
president of the club and Mrs.
Kelly is corresponding secre
tary.
Miss Lynn B. Coleman
Named To Who’s Who
.. Miss Lynn Belt Coleman,
West Mecklenburg High
School senior, was recently
notified that she is to be feat
ured in the Eighth Annual
Edition of Who's Who Among
American High School Stud
ents, 1973-74, the largest stud
Ideas For Xmas .
Presents JWill
Be Offered
.Ideas for unique Christmas
presents will be offered at the
University of North Carolina
at Charlotte on December 2 at,
12:30 pjn.
..Carolyn Petty of Piedmont
Natural Gas will be on hand at
the Christmas Gift display to
give free instructions and re
cipes for holiday gifts.
.■Ms. Petty will be in the
Northeast Lounge of Cone
University Center on the
UNCC campus. The public is
invited and the event is free of
—cJiarge.
ent award publication in the
nation
..Students from over 20,000
public, private and parochial
high schools throughout the
country are recognized for
their leadership in academics,
athletics, activities or
community service in the
books. Less than three per
cent of the junior and senior
class students nation-wide are
awarded this recognition.
- .-.Miss-Coieman is ihe daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Coleman of 1470 Plumstead
Kd. She is active in choir and
small ensemble (westones)
orchestra, choir (chambe)
CPCC, voice and ■ summer
youth prograni
..She is also having her bio
graphy published in the book
and will compete for one of 10
scholarship awards of <500 to
<1,000 funded by the publish
ers. She has been invited to
participated in the firm's an
nual "Survey of High
Achievers."
..Miss Coleman plans to
attend Florida A&M Univer
sity following her graduation.
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Participants In the 7th Annual '.'Miss China
Grove" ceremony recently held at Sterling
Elementary School helped the church raise
more than $10,000.00 in a nine-week period.
The proceeds were raised for the China Grove
AME Zion Church building fund. Rev. M. L.
Houston Sr. is the church's pastor.
Miss Angela Harold Wins
“Miss YWCA 1975 Contest”
. Miss Angela Harold, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Love
Harold, was crowned "Miss
YMCA 1975" FridaJ-ujght at
the McCrorey Branch YMCA.
3801 Beatties Ford Rd.
..An honor student at Haw
thorne Junior High School,
Mbs Harold was escorted by
Mack Cox ti.U received the
honored crown from Mrs.
Andrienne Ray Sp«ars.
. .Miss Allenia Mayes was the
second runner-up. She is the
daughter of Mr,--and Mrs.
David Mayes and a student at
Harding High School. The
Third runner-up honors went
to Miss Jacqueline Davis, a
studentat Ranson Junior High
School. Miss Gwen Boyce,
daughter of Mrs. Mable Boyce
was the fourth-runner-up. She
is a student at Kennedy Junior
High School.
..The pageant was sponsored
hy the program department of
McCrorey YMCA. The "Miss
YMCA Ball" had "Beauty Is"
as its theme. Wendall McCain
served as crown bearer. He is
the son of Mrs. Franklin
McCain. The daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Faulkner.
.Michelle served as flowpr
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bearer.
. .Mrs. Catherine P. Williams,
program director of _ the
YMCA, said the top three win-_'
ners will ride on the YMCA
float in the annual North Caro
lina Carrousel Parade through
downtown Charlotte on
Thanksgiving Day.
Family Life Luncheon
Planned For December 11 •
ine i narlotle-Mecklenburg
Family Life Council
announces it's 1974 Annual
Family Life Program • a
luncheon to be held on Wed
nesday. December 11, 12 noon
til I ::10 p.m. at The Park Koad
YWCA.
The program Will realm r
the esteemed. “Father of
Marriage Enrichment". Dr.
David Mace. Professor of
Family Sociology from Bow
man Gray School of Medicine.
Winston Salem. North Caro
lina^ His theme will be "Better
Marriages - Better Families •
Better Communities"; a brief
history of the council by a
charter member. Mrs. J. Z.
Watkins and the proposed pro
gram for 1975.
All groups and organiza
tions who promote any phase
of family life- education or
whose job calTs for working
with various family and iu
dividual problems, are urged
to attend.
The main purposes of the
council is to serve as a sound
ing board for matters dealing
with family relation through
its cross section of represent
ation. to coordinate, to initi
ate. to promote family life
education through ‘periodic
and annual conferences, and
to provide leadership and sup
port to local groups and com
mittees dealing with family
life problems.
. The council is now taking
membership for the 1975
calendar year and. reserv
ations for the December 11th
luncheon. Luncheon reserv
ations must be in on or before
December 5th. For more in
formation concerning the
luncheon or 1975 dues, please
call Mrs. Irene Millroy. Coun
cil Treasurer, 372-15MO or Mrs.
Mary C. Martin, Council
President and Home Econo
mics Extension Agent, tele
phone 374-2693.
Luncheon tickets are $3.25
each. Come see and hear what
aids th»re are to strengthen
ing individual and famil> re
lationships one to another.
Church groups and other
organizations who are pro
moting family life programs
are meed to send notices to
the Charlotte Mecklenburg
Family Life Council Attn:
Mary C. Martin. President.
1501 1-85 North three weeks to
one month prior to the activ
ity.
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rs. Thurs.-Sat. ★ Sun. til 2 p.m.
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