26 Participate In Cotillion Ball
Pne of the most benefi
cial occasions of the year is
the annual Cotillion Ball
sponsored by the Charlotte
Alumnae Chapter of Delta
Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc.
This year marks the 16th
year of the ball. It will be
held 9 p.m., Saturday,
March 29 at the Park Cen
ter, 310 Kings Drive.
Twenty-six young ladies
are participating in the
cotijJ|^n this year - one of
the largest number ever.
The ladies are involved to
discover their own creative
potentials. In the process
they are also contributing
!o outstanding sources.
Proceeds from the cotillion
-tn scholarships.
United Negro College
Fund, and Legal Defense.
As in previous issues, the
Post presents five more
stunning cotillion partici
pants. They are Monica
MornsonTdaughter ©F-Mft
and Mrs. Thomas H. Mor
rison, Sr. of 1527 Capps Hill
Mine Rd. Ms. Morrison
attends West Charlotte;
Pam Pate, a North Meck
lenburg student is also a
participant. She is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Carwell Pate of 10107
Clawemore PL; Marcia
Reeder , of 3138 Dawnshire
Ave., is the daughter of
Mrs. Lucy Lowery Reeder
and the late Marcus Tho
mas Reeder. Ms. Reeder is
a West Charlotte senior;
Cheryl Roberson, an East
Mecklenburg student, is
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Isiah Roberson of 906
Bobby Lane; and Felicia
Rouse of 2952 Dogwood
Ave., attends West Char
lotte. Ms. Rouse is the
daughter of Mr and Mrs.
Samuel Abernathy. ;
MCM Writes
rriYtiliion —
-The largest single policy
ever underwritten By "
North Carolina Mutual Life
Insurance Company has
been taken out on the life of
a Wjgston-Salem woman.
TflP $1.3 million policy
was purchased by Mutter
Evans, 26, owner of a Win
ston-Salem radio station.
She becomes NCM’s only
million dollar policyholder.
The historic life insurance
purchase was engineered
by C. P. Booker, manager
of NCM’s Winston-Salem
district office.
Miss Evans purchased
WAAA, Winston-Salem’s
only radio station with
black-oriented program
ming, last October. A Wil
liamston native, she joined
the station while still a
student at Wake Forest
University in 1974.
She served the station in
various capacities, includ
ing director of the News
and Public Affairs depart
ment, sales representative,
executive vice president
and general manager,
jirior to becoming owner.
TRICHOLOGY
CORNER
f Mr. uiaHws n.D. I]
QUESTION: I like to
use colognes but they
make me sneeze. Why?
ANSWER: It is part
psychological and part
real. People who have
allergies will be afraid
of any scent they feel
v^dtbe strong. However,
most cheap grade per
fumes or colognes can
not afford to use highly
refined ingredients;
they will be too expen
sive to make That is the
difference between your
cheap one arid your
more expensive ones.
Mr. Charles has bought
out 3 new fragrances for
people like you. Ruby
II Lust-OOO-EEE
DAM. They may be test
ed free of charge on our i
cosmetic counter
The
House of Charles
When You Care
Enough TO I,ook
Your Very Best
Felicia Rouse
WesiCRartotte
Monica Morrison
..West Charlotte
Pam Pate
...North Mecklenburg _
Marcia Reeder
...West Charlotte
Cheryl Roberson
...East Mecklenburg _
Juanita Craghead
...Sorority president
Royal Orleans hi Neighborhood Watch Program
Royal Orleans Apart
ments, off Beatties Ford
Road, are becoming the
latest participants in Char
lotte's Neighborhood
Watch Program.
Neighborhood Watch in
volves neighbors looking
out for each other to pre
vent crimes. Nearly 40
Charlotte communities are
participating.
Be Wise - Advertise in the
Charlotte Post
Area Students Among Finalists
Special To The Post
GREENSBORO-Final
ists in the competitive
scholarships program at
the University of North
Carolina at Greensboro
have been selected and
invited to visit the campus
for interviews on March
23-24.
Out of 320 applicants, the
competition has now been
narrowed to 76 invited fi
nalists. These students
were chosen by the UNC-G
Competitive Scholarships
Committee
Six students from Char
lotte and one from Pine
ville were selected They
are:
C harlotte-Mary Cather
ine Berrier. daughter of
-Mr. and Mrs. Richard N.
Berrier of 5024 Hoover Dr,
and a student at North
Mecklenburg High School;
Phyllis Ann Cameron,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Neill W. Cameron of 3532
Windsor Dr., and Janet
Talley, daughter of Mrs
Ilse Talley of 1505 Waverly
Dr., both students at Myers
Park High School; Esther
Laurie Glenn, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence E
Glenn of 1626 Longfellow
St and a student at Gar
inger High School; Jean
Carroll Hightower, daugh
ter of Mr and Mrs. Robert
G Hightower of 6805 Con
stitution Lane and a stu
dent at South Mecklenburg
High School; and Mark
David Ledwell, son of Mr
and Mrs. Melvin J Ledwell
of 2355 Morton St and a
student at Harding High
School
Pineville—Currie Ran
dolph Leggoe. son of Mr
and Mrs. John . Leggoe of
11806 Mirror Lake Dr.,
Pineville and a student at
South Mecklenburg High
School
The competitive scholar
ships program at UNC-G
includes the Katharine
Smith Reynolds Scholar
ships. the Alumni Scholar
ships. the Jefferson Stand
i - ■ - —
ard Scholarship, ana the
James S. and Frances C.
Ferguson Scholarship The
four programs are open to
both male and female in
coming freshmen Alto
gether, it is anticipated
that approximately 35
seholarsmps in the four
programs will be awarded
to incoming freshmen for
the 1980-81 academic year.
12-Noon Tuesday is the
deadline for placing your
news items and photos in
the Charlotte Po6t
Shop with the
following uptown
merchants during their
Spring Festival:
Baptist Book Store
Belk
Burger King
Ivey’s
Lucielle’s Vogue
Merle Norman
Purcell’s
Reliable Loan
They 11 send you home
on the bus.
ASK FOR YOUR
FREE PASS HOME
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Charlotte Transit System
For information call 374-3366
M^afings
■ W as reduced or a special purchase, it is at its rejtular
L Pr,c‘' A special purchase. thouKh not reduced is an
exceptional value
SALE STARTS WEI).. MARCH 19. ENDS SAT.
MARCH 22, l nless Otherwise indicated
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In our
Junior Dept.
SAVE ‘2-!4
Easy-Care Pants, Skirts
and Shirts for Juniors
Short-sleeve shirts in prints, stripes and
plaids with smart small collars Polyester
and cotton in Junior sizes. Reg. $10
Pants in 2 styles. Choose novelty belted
style or 2-way polyester stretch with
elastic waist. In Junior sizes Reg $11
Belted Skirt has A line styling, front zip
per. side slits Made of polyester and cot
ton fabric for easy care In Junior sizes
Reg $ 11
In Our Junior Department
Misses Shirts and Pants!
Solid shirt has the look and feel of silk, but
it s Ultressa'* fabric of polyester for easy
care. Spring shades. Misses'sizes. Reg. $11
$13.00 Print shirt 9.99
Pants That Fit are styled for comfort. Set
in waistband, polyester in proportioned
lengths, zipper front. Misses Tiny. Typical
sizes. Reg. *14. Tall Reg $15.
Skirt of polyester is classically A-line
styled Spring solid colors for Misses'
sizes. Reg. $12.
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