Members of the Charlotte Chapter of the
National Alumnae Association of Spel
man College - they are Wr: Brenda
Smith, Millicent Mitchell, Pat Johnson,
Bendetta Ferguson, Sherry Young, Bar
bara Hendricks, and Cheryl Taylor.
Recruiting Effortk
Spelman Alumni Chapter
Entertains 14 Students
The Charlotte Chapter of
the National Alumnae As
sociation of Spelman Col
lege recently sponsored a
recruitment program and
luncheon for their alma
mater at Friendship Bap
tist Church.
Fourteen juniors and
seniors from local high
schools attended the event
which featured an inform
ative slide presentation
about Spelman College.
The participants
browsed through a collec
tion of annuals and other
memorabilia from the
members’ personal collec
tions. Mrs. Leah Creque
Harris, Director of Admis
sions at Spelman, was pre
sent to coordinate the slide
presentation and to answer
any questions about the
college. Spelman has been
educating black women for
Marilynn Doby
Embarks On
Exciting Career
Marilynn Denise Doby is
one Charlottean who has
embarked on a challenging
career. Ms. Doby recently
joined the First National
Bank of Atlanta as a man
agement associate.
Doby, 27, will serve in
various divisions of the
bank in order to acquire
general knowledge of the
functions and interwork
ings of selected aspects of
banking.
Presently she is assigned
to the credit analysis de
partment: Her duties lrr
clude analyzing and inter
preting financial positions
of bank customers in rela
tion to their solvency and
financial strength as loan
customers.
Graduating from Appala
chian State University,
Boone, N.C. in 1976 with a
BS in speech communica
tions-theatre arts, Ms.
Doby then went on to com
plete her master's in coun
seling at North Carolina
Agricultural and Technical
State University in Greens
boro in 1980.
Ms. Doby is the daughter
of Florence Tena Martin
and Walter C. Doby She is
a native of Charlotte and
now resides in Clarkston,
Ga. ,
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Ijtizen Input
Meetings
Scheduled
. A series of five citizen
input meetings will be held
over the next six months as
part of a consultant's study
of leisure services in Char
lotte-Mecklenburg. The
meetings will all be held at
the Park Center Audi
torium, 310 N. Kings Dr.,
starting at 7:30 p.m. on
February 26, March 25,
April 30, May 28 and July
13
The purpose of the meet
ings is to obtain public
comments and suggestions
on a five year urban park
and recreation action plan
being developed for the
City of Charlotte by Har
land Bartholomew Asso
ciates, Inc of St. I^ouis.
The plan is necessary to
meet certain federal re
quirements '
Persons with questions
or needing additional in
formation should call A B.
Pearcem representative of
Harland Bartholomew As
sociates, Inc , Park Center,
372-3234.
the past 100 years
Offices of the Charlotte
Chapter of the National
Alumnae Association of
Spelman College are:
Sherry Young, president;
Pat Johnson, vice presi
dent; Cheryl Taylor, re
cording secretary; Bar
bara Hendricks, cor
responding secretary; and
Jackie Blackwell, treasur
er. Other members present
at the program were Ben
detta Ferguson, Millicent
Mitchell, and Brenda
Smith.
The following junior and
The following juniors and
seniors from local high
schools attended: Colletta
Bryce, Regina James, Yo
landa Long, Janice Tyson,
Laurie Brooks, Regina Ro
binson, Courtney Able,
Bridgette Gibson, Brenna
Delaine, Twanna Taylor,
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Las Amigas Observes Founder’s Day Activities
Founder's Day activities
were observed by the Char
lotte- Mecklenburg Chapter
of Las Amigas this month.
A Candlelight Service
was led by Las Amigas
president Evelyn Turner,
with responsive commit
ments from the members.
Following the prayer,
members joined hands and
sang their Loyalty Song
Afterwards a Social Hour
was held at the Excelsior
Club. Mrs. Dora Mason,
founder of Las Amigas was
presented a Dish Garden
by Geri Wiley.
Founders Day activities
were concluded on Sunday,
February 8. at the It a m.
group worship. Officers
and members of Las Ami
gas worshipped at Realties_
Ford Rd. Trinity Park
Baptist Church, pastored
by Rev. Robert Miller.
The “Outstanding Mem
ber”, Lula Gaskins, was
recognized at this service
in addition to the numerous
activities and services pro
vided throughout the year
by Las Amigas.
Just a few of the services
rendered by Las Amigas
include a modeling project
at Aery’s Nursing Home;
gifts and clothing to the
poor and needy; adoption
of a large family that was
remembered throughout
the years with gifts of
clothing, money, etc.;
scholarship funds; spon
soring a mini camp for
young people; presentation
of awards to outstanding
scholars in the school sys
tem; and Christmas and
Lula Gaskins
...an “outstanding” lady
Thanksgiving remem
brance to residents of
nursing homes and con
—fined senior citizens.
Las Amigas sisters are
Ethel Alexander, Jean
ette Alexander, Ann An
derson, Minni Allison, Ver
tis Armstrong, Barbara At
water, Arcasia Brewer,
Jacqulyn Cox, Joyce War
dell, Lula Gaskin, Mildred
Grier, Bettye Harrison,
Jeanne Holtzclair, Mollie
Houston, Cora Howard,
Dora Johnson, Margo
Jones, Dora Mason, Joyce
Matthews, Mattie Miller,
Rosalind Nero, Carolyn
Pitts, Helen Price, Sarah
Staten, Frances Tarpley,
Evelyn Turner, Carolyn
Wyatt, Geri Wiley, The
ordora Witherspoon and
Johnsie Young.
Irwin School Plans Open House
Irwin Open School, a
public optional school lo
cated uptown at 329 North
Irwin Ave., will hold a
series of open houses to
publicize its unique edu
cational plan, which fea
tures individualized in
struction and special pro
grams in such areas as
reading, scipnce and the
arts, for students in kin
dergarten through 5th
grade.
Open house will be every
Thursday in February and
March from 9-11 a m., to
coincide with the school's
application period, which
runs from February 1 to
March 31. An additional
open house for working
parents will be held on
Thursday, March 12, at
7:30 p.m.
Parents wishing further
information and applica
tion forms should call the
school, 334-5339, between^
a m. and 2:30 p.m. ▼
Read The Post I _
Nofee Ordinance Now Law
me new noise ordinance
will go into effect on March
1, 1981, and as of that date:
1. Pets are prohibited
from making frequent arid
habitual noise such as
barking, howling, etc.
2. Noise levels have been
established for radios, tape
recorders, phonographs,
and musical instruments
and cannot be exceeded on
1979 FORD F-250 4x4
S51 V-B angina. 4 speed lran4mlaalon. nowar
slewing, power brakes, am/fm radio with - __ __
caaaatla lap# player, oft road Urea, blua and' ela Be Q Be
creme 2 Iona finish. VWVV
1980 PONTIAC PHOINIX
4 door, brown Man. automatic trarwmiMiun,
bucket aeats. am/tm stereo radio, luggage
rack, air conditioning, power eteanng. power fRADR
brakea. low mSsigi DHOW
1979 MUSTANG GHIA
V-6 engine, 4 speed transmission, velour trim
interior, air conditioning, power sisaring.
power brakea. white sidewsii ttrea, am/fm
««ereo radio, end wire wheal covers VVvV
1979 JIIPCJ-7 4x4
Roll bar. W-B angina, new lop, 4 spead trans- IB9QE
mission, excellent condition, VVwV
1977 GRANADA 4 DOOR SEDAN
Small V-6 engine, automatic transmlaaion. —
power steering power brakea. console, am *7QQIi
radio, low mileage 4999
1979 THUNDIRBIRD
Maroon finish, v-B angina, automatic irana- . _ _ __
mission, powar staarkig. power brakea. air *AQQR
conditioning, am/fm starao radio, vtnyl roof. 1w9V 1
197* MALIBU CLASSIC 2 DOOR
_ Rad rmtsh. V-B angina, powar slaering. power _
brake*, air conditioning, automatic Iranamla- *7mQ>I
akn, am/tm radio, low mileage. bU9v
1979 VOLKSWAGEN KARMAN
ansmltalon. am radio, ,SCQQf| J
white Id aw— tires. Ike new condition. 099V j
1979 BOBCAT 8 DOOR RUN
ABOUT
V-6 engine, automatic transmission, red finish,
stripe kit, air conditioning, power steering. »n a er i
power brakes, em/fm stereo radio, low mile- ^^695
1977 FORD THUNDERBIRD
V-6 angina. automatic transmlaaion, ak condi
tioning. power steering, powar brakea, am
radio, vinyl top. bronw flniafu 96.000 actual Moflu
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adjacent properties This
noise is also restricted be
tween 11 p.m. and 7 a m. In
City parks and other public
property, the use of sound
equipment is prohibited ex
cept in designated areas
such as amphitheaters.
f 3. The outdoor use of
sound trucks, except for
emergency and utility ve
hicles, and sound amplify
ing equipment for com
mercial advertising is pro
hibited.
4. Noise from garage
operations and filling sta
tions is restricted after 9
p.m.
5. Garbage collected by
front-end loading trucks is
prohibited in or near resi
dential areas before 7 a m.
and after 9 p.m.
6. The use of lawnmow
ers, motorized garden tools
or shop tools is restricted
after 11 p.m. and before 7
a.m.
7. Quie( Zones will be
established around hospi
tals, schools and courts
while in session, and noise
which interferes with these
operations is prohibited.
8. Standards will be en
forced for motor vehicle
noise, including engine and
muffler noise. Vehicles
with defective exhausts or
'muffler by-pass installa
tions will be in violation.
Off-road vehicles must ad
here to the same noise
level standards and are
prohibited from use. be
tween 10 p.m. and 7 a m. on
private property. No ve
hicle larger than 10,000
pounds fully loaded can be
standing or running in or
near residential areas long
er than 20 minutes.
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March 3 - Sat., March 7
10:00 AM - 6:00 PM
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Friday - Sat 8AM - 8PM
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White Potatoes
Grade "A" Large
Eggs
Hy-Top
Bread VA lb. loaf
Celery stak 29*
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