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Mr. Hellena Tidwell • Delta representative Mrs. Philistine Dunlap ...Zeta basileus ■PH 4 Rev. M. A. Cochrane ...Alpha representative I_ Isiah Tidwell ...Omega representative Mrs. Doris As bury ...AKA basileus fyr Mrs. Bettye McLaurin ...Council president for Sunday Afternoon Pan-Hellenic Council Sets Founder’s Day Program oy James Heeler Post Feature Writer In accordance with a Proclama tion issued last year at the Atlanta, Georgia meeting of The National Pan-Hellenic Council, Incorporated The Charlotte Graduate Pan-Helle nic Council will hold its first Foun der’s Day Program, Sunday, May 2, beginning at 4 p.m. at Friendship Baptist Church, 3301 Beatties Ford Road. Representatives from all eight Greek letter organizations will par ticipate in the program. Their parti cipation will include the presenta tion of a brief history of their respec tive organizations and the singing of their fraternity or sorority hymn by organization members present for the first such observance in Char lotte, according to Bettye M. McLau rin, President of the Charlotte Gra duate Pan-Hellenic Council. Greek Letter organization partici pating in the observance are: Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Delta Sigma The ta Sorority, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Kappa Alpha Psi Fraternity, Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, and Omega Psi Phi Fraternity. The National Pan-Hellenic Council was organized in May, 1930 at Ho ward University, Washington, D.C. The charter members were: Kap pa Alpha Psi and Omega Psi Phi Fraternities and Alpha Kappa Alpa, Delta sigma Theta and Zeta Phi Beta Sororities. In 1931 Alpha Phi Alpha and Phi Beta Sigma Fraternities joined the Council and in 1937 Sigma Gamma" Rho Sorority completed the list to organizations that continues to com pirse the affiliated organizations of The National Pan-Hellenic Council. The stated purpose of the organi zation in 1930 was “Unanimity of thought and action as far as possible in the conduct of Greek letter colle giate fraternities and sororities, and to consider problems of mutual inte rest to its member organizations.” Early in 1937, the organization was incorporated under the laws of the State of Illinois and became known as “The National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc.” The Pan-Hellenic Council has its objectives: The promulgation of ac tivities of inter-collegiate Greek fra ternities and sororities, Involvement in relevant issues concerned with academic and economic levels of all persons, and Unified projections w among Greeks, for the betterment of society, as a solution to the ills besetting us. The officers of The Charlotte Gra duate Pan-Hellenic Council are: i Bettye M. McLaurin, President; Ti tus Ledbetter, Vice President; Doris Asbury, Recording Secretary; John Kibler, Assistant Secretary; Rubye McNeely, Corresponding Secretary; Zoel Hargrave, Treasurer; Carrie Evans, Chaplin; and Isaac T. Gra ham, Parlimentarian. e? — A 2-minute history of the eight organizations participating in Sun day’s program will be presented by Marilyn McClain for Alpha Kappa Sorority, Issac T. Graham for Alpha Phi Aplha Fraternity, Ester Har grave for Delta Sigma Theta Sorori ty, Claissy Know for Zeta Phi Beta, Sorority, David Bratton for Kappa Alpa Psi Fraternity, Rubye McNee ly for Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, John Kibler for Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, and Robert P. Reeder ; for Omega Psi Phi Fraternitv. Virgin Isles-Worlds Most Dazzling Resorts continued from page lu public beach is Magen's Bay on the north side of the island. Private beaches, complete with bar and snack facilities, are also open to the public for a nominal charge. For experi enced sailors, there are yacht charters available by the day or week. For the day sailors, there are glass-bottom boat trips or the Ho-Tei, a large catamaran which sails each morning from the Coast Guard dock on the waterfront. Deep sea fisherman can try to match the world record 845 pound Blue Marlin on display in the Harry S. Truman Air UNCC Announces Program For High School Juniors Outstanding students in the Charlotte area will have a chance to attend college while still in the eleventh grade. The University of North Carolina at Charlotte has re ceived a $12,500 National Sci ence Foundation grant to al low 25 highability students to participate in an urban envi ronmental field study and re search protect. Some 14 sessions will beheld at UNCC on alternate Satur days, Aug. 14 through April 17, 1977. 9 port. Other water sports in clude skiing sqorkeling, and sun fish sailing. No true sportsman can visit St. Thomas without trying scu ba diving. The waters off St. Thomas offer some of the most diverse and spectacular diving in the world. Buck Is land, just off the coast of nearby St. Croix, even has an underwater national park. The Buck Island Reef Nation al Monument is a magnificent Barrier reef with clear water, marvelous coral stands, al most every kind of reef fish, and a marked underwater trail to guide you. All the necessary equipment is avail able for rent, and instruction is available for the novice or the expert. On my first visit to St. Thomas, I took lessons from Armondo Jenik, a profe sional diver and instructor who helped Jacques Cousteau film the Humpback Whale. I’ve been an avid diver and underwater photographer - since (thanks to good instruct ion and the low duty free prices on underwater photo graphy equipment in St. Tho mas). _ Whether for a honeymoon couple, a church or social club of SO, or a convention of over 1,000, St. Thomas has enough for everyone. Getting there is easy. From Charlotte, Eas tern Airlines offers daily flights every morning with a change in Miami, or via Atlan ta and San Juan. For further information, call Eastern Air lines or your travel agent. I 1 ■ 11." Fourth Ward Development Open To The Public The Charlotte City Council will hold a public hearing Monday, May 3 at 2:30 p.m. in the Council Chamber at City Hall to review and receive comments on proposed devel opment plans and controls for Fourth Ward. The public is invited to attend and partici pate. Persons wishing to speak at the hearing should notify the City Clerk, City Hall, 600 East Trade Street, telephone 374 2247, by noon the day of the hearing. The Fourth Ward plans have been developed during the past year by the professional staff and members of the Charlotte-Mecklenburg Plan ning Commission. Input into this process has come from a variety of sources including City staff, Citizens for Preser vation, the UNCC School of Architecture, Friends of Four • ,th Ward, and local citizens. Additional information a bout the proposed Fourth Ward plans and controls can be obtained by contacting Steve Griffin, Charlotte-Meek lenburg Planning Commis sion, 301 South McDowell St., Charlotte. 374-2205. Court Volunteers To Hold Open House Friday MECKLENBURG COURT VOLUNTEERS. INC. will - hold an Open House at their office at 719 East Trade Street (Court Arcade Building) on Friday, April 30, 1976 from 3 o’clock until 5 o’clock. All interested persons are invited to attend. Additional Information a bout the volunteer applica tions and orientation can be obtained by calling Ms. Linda ' Ellison, MCV Executive Di rector at 332-3407. rr Let Want Ads Work For You Dial 392-1306 student! DESKS j on SALE I f°r 5750 (kxxl Quality-SlightIy Used « General Office Equipment ! 333-2533 ; ; 2101 S. Tryon St |ooooooooooooo<KK>0000<naB>00<gnnnn mn «>uu ----- ■ ■ ■ - vasectomy TALK TO A MAN WHO HAS HAD ONE Call or Write Planned Parenthood •f Creator Charlotte 951 S. Independence Blvd., Charlotte, N.C. 28202 I THE CHARLOTTE POST YOUR NEWSPAPER oN°6RFUU I l NlARVEV-OUSlN Is On Sale At The Following Fine Locations: Bitsy Bounty.3201 Beatties Ford Road Lunsford Grocery.125 N. Irwin fit. Mini Pantry.2305 LaSalle St. News Center Bookstore.Ill West Trade St. Queen City Pharmacy....2206 Beatties Ford Rd. Busy Bee No. 2.....3018 Baringer Drive Plaza Apothacary.951 S. Independence Blvd. Biddleville Pharmancy....l023 Beatties Ford Rd. Busy Bee No. 1.505 Beatties Ford Road Dalebrook Pharmacy.2504 Beattios Ford Rd. Coleman Sundries.1116 Beatties Ford Rd. West Blvd. Drive Inn.2604 West Blvd H&H Grocery.9135 Trinity Road Murphy’s Grocery.340 Alpha St Foster’s Grocery.148 Skyland Ave - Brown’s Grocery.2718 Monroe Rd Cherry Supperette.603 Baldwin Ave Tic-Toc Grocery..............337 Baldwin Ave Two-Way Stop & Gas... 1740 West Trade St Coffee Cup.914 S. Clarkson St. Elder’s Super Market.2606 West. Blvd I If your nearby store doesn 9t t carry the Post ask i r ■ them to get it! THE HOUSE OF CHARLES Barber Shop and Salon When You Care Enough To Look The Very Best Figure Control -Cosmetics -Jewlery Charles H. Williams, MB 2311 LaSalle Street. Charlotte Telephone 394-0608 MEET £ r MRS. B. McBRIDE i P PROFESSIONAL j HAIRWEAVER \ AND STYLIST \ a ; of i BROOKLYN, NEW YORK She will arrive in North Carolina working in her beautiful private booth at: Tena’s House of Charm 1315 Beatties Ford Road She will also correct improper hair weaving. Hair weaving is painless and for those who have lost part of their hair through illness, natural causes, or, as a result of damages done by relaxers or tints, it can do the trick. Hair weaving is for men, women and children. Only the Best Quality Human Hair is used. A patrons hair is matched with the hair to be weaved, so No One can distinguish the (difference. For the best look of fullness, beauty and length i and most of all • youth, hair weaving by Mrs. McBride can do the job. Call how for an Appointment “Do stop by and meet Mrs. Betty McBride, after which we’re sure you’ll walk away with pride.” Master Charge or Bankamericard are welcomed Mrs. McBride will be joining our No. 1 staff of the Carolinas. 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