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' By Bob Johnson
CAPRICORN-AQUARIUS PARTY...C.B. Clai
bornes' birthday comes under the sign of
Capricorn. Scheryl Gant's birthday is on the
cusp of Capricorn and Aquarius. And Rudolph
"Juici" Carter's birthday comes under the sign
of Aquarius. The three of them got together last
Saturday night and sponsored a real lively party
at the home of Rudolph and Patrice Carter, 809
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' Juici, a notecT~musi
cian in these parts, a
long with some of his '
counterparts Ken Bry
an, Gerard Benson, Pur
vis "Tank" Lee, Bobby
'Donaldson, Michael
IPorter, Leroy Paige,
;Grady Siegle, Ike Wil
liams, Tony Cooper, Do
nald Green, Gene Wal
jker, the charming Vir
jginia Massey, Eddie
Ijjiacn, auu uuiiaiu
'Cannonball" McClure, Bob Johnson
j who made a late, but very welcomed appear-'
( ance, rendered their services for the musical
·' portion of this affair.
j These musicians set a very mellow mood îor a
j party that wa » thoroughly enjoyed by Kenny and
I Beverly Simmons, Kethefcine Green, Harriett
ι Reid, Eleanqr Pejms, AngeKi Douglas, Anita
f Lattimore, cHarl« and Nita Roseboro, A1 and
j Ffuby Minter, T.J. and Vicki Reddy, Pat
! Douglas, Vicki Torrey, Nathaniel and Helen
j Abraham, Carolyn Pratt, Robert Johnson, Doris
) Massey, Delores Richardson, Michael Conners,
i Vermel Jackson, Ed and Betty Strait, Donald
j Greaves, Susan Outing, Carrie Hamilton, Connie
j Struthers, Minnie Ames, and Deborah Pharr.
j As I talked with one of the guests, she quipped,
j "I hope they can have a replay of this jam next
' year." —
i CHESS TOURNAMENT...Sunday, February
• 6, is the date for Leland Fuerstman's first
j tournament of 1977. The tournament is called the
! 1st Eastland Mall Quads and will be held, where
: else, but at Eastland Mall, located at 5471
Central Avenue.
The tournament will be broken down into
i 4-man sections. Registration is from 10:15 til
I 10:45 a.m., with play beginning at 11 a.m. The
tournament is scheduled to last until 6 p.m. It is
Anon f Λ oil TTnifûH Cfofnc PVieee Ι?Λ^Λ*.η4ΪΛ«
members and all North Carolina Chess Associa
tion members.
I would like to say "good luck" to the 3
brothers I know that are entering the tourna
ment. They are Dean Hart, Dave Richards and
Gerald Johnson.
; CAMELOT FUNCTION...Gentlemen, Ltd., a
■ civic and social organization founded very
recently, and dedicated to the belief that a
unified community is a strong community, gave
i a get acquainted, or coming out, party last
Saturday night in the club house of the Camelot
! Apartment complex.
Harold Parks, using his disco machine,
' furnished the sounds responsible for getting the
! party into gear and keeping it high.
Angela Williams was a little disappointed
: when the house lights came on indicating the end
I of a very groovy party. Sharing in the fun of the
groove and the subsequent disappointment were
: Rembrandt Brown, Barbara Brown, Jackie
! Hughes, Thomas Casey, Vanessa Worsham, Skip
; Shipman, Delano Rackett, Warren and Pat
I Smith, Janie Fuller, Elaine Thompson, Jimmy
I Clinton, Claudius Claiborne, Patricia Forest,
! and Linda Newkirk.
The founders of the Gentlemen, Ltd. organiza
tion are Paul Kinney, William Coles, Eugene
! Berry, Nicholas Harvey, Harold Parks and
i Walter Peacock.
These young men possess the qualities neces
• sary for a meaningful input into our growing
j community.
FASHION SHOW...The annual show given by
I the Women of Amay James Presbyterian Church
! was held last Sunday, January 23, at Bethlehem
Center.
The theme was "The Sophisticated Moods of
77. The show didn t only have fashions for
; everyone, but entertainment also. There was a
; piano solo, a drill exhibition, a ballet dance and a
• soloist.
They boasted six categories, with several
models in each. There were lovely ladies and
children in sleep wear, young men and women in
some real eye catching sports wear, school and
dress wear. The peak of the show, according to
Barbara Richards, director, was the cocktail
and evening wear, with young ladies gliding
! across the stage in a vast array of styles and »
gorgeous colors, and the men standing very tall
in their beautiful tuxedoee
PRESS BREAKFAST...Lynn Smith, of Atlan
tic Records, sponsored a press breakfast after
Jimmy Castor's performance at the Coliseum
last Saturday night.
The breakfast, given at the Holiday Inn on
Independence Blvd., was a very cozy thing.
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Representatives from the Synod of North
Carolina Presbyterian Church pictured left to
right, Rev. Eugene Randall, Ms. Elizabeth
Harkey, Ms. Anna Hood, Rev. Robert Crag
head, and Robert Jansen.
Church Leaders Meet To Combat
Hunger In North Carolina
By Deborah Gates
Post Staff Writer
Representatives from the
Synod of North Carolina Pres
byterian Church, U.S. and the
Synod of the Piedmont United
Presbyterian Church, USA
met at Myers Park Presbyte
rian Church on Saturday, Jan
uary tO^at 9:30 a.m., to devise
ways and means of combating
hunger in the state of North
Carolina. A proposal is being
written with this purpose em
phasized.
"The group's goal is to
attack the problems of hunger
in both its root causes and its
consequences," said Mrs. An
na M. Hood, chairperson of the
writing area.
According to Mrs. Hood, the
group has decided on a long
term effort, not less than three
years and tne proposal, now
being developed, must identi
fy with all persons with spe
cial needs.
The group members, who
are hopeful of submitting its
proposal to national head
quarters before April of 1977,
are Rev. Robert Craghead,
consultant from the Adminis
trative Unit staff, United
Presbyterian Church, USA,
Charlotte, N.C.; Mrs. Henry
L. Harkey, representative
from the Presbyterian Coun
cil, U.S. Charlotte, N.C.; Mrs.
Anna M. Hood, chairperson of
■writing group and secretary of
N.C. State Committee on Hun
ger, United Presbyterian
Church, USA; Rev. Eugene
Randall, representative, N.C.
State Committee on Hunger,
United Presbyterian Church,
USA; and Rev. Daniel Ο.
Hennigan, Synod of North Ca
rolina, Raleigh, N.C. and
chairperson of the N.C. State
Committee on Hunger.
Council - Anthony Vows
Spoken December 31
* Miss Carrianbe Beverly
Council and Charles Anthony
Brown were married Friday,
December 31 at 5 p.m. The
Rev. Dr. C.R. Edwards con
ducted the ceremony at First
Baptist Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Jesse Lee Council and Mrs.
Nettie Toomer Council of Fa
yetteville. Charles Henry
Brown and Mrs. Ella Portier
.of Miami, Fla., are thé pa
rents of the bridegroom.
Stephanie Council, sister of
the bride, was the maid of
honor and Artice Council was
the best man. The bride was
escorted by her father.
Junior bridesmaid was Jua
nette Council, the bride's sis
ter. Her other sister, Melanie,
served as flower girl. Leonard
Baggett, Herbert and Raye
Council and Donald Hinson
were the ushers.
Music was provided by Sha
ron McNair who was accom
panied by George Carrie, or
g an is t.
The bride wore a stain gown
trimmed in chantily lace. Her
fingertip length veil was trim
med in chantily lace and
pearls. She carried white car
nations gathered in white rib
bon.
The bride attended the Uni
versity of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill and is the assis
tant manager at Something
Special Lmt.
ι
The groom attended Dade
College in Miami and is em
ployed with Bascolm Palmer
Eye Institute.
The couple will live in Mia
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