At Workshop He re
Cunningham Will Introduce
Hair, Skin Care Products
By Susan Ellsworth
Host Start Writer
An owner of a Birming
ham. Alabama, beauty
salon and cosmetology
school will conduct a work
shop here for beauticians
on how to use hair care
products and techniques.
Joseph Cunningham will
introduce the Eugene-Gal
lia hair and skin care pro
ducts on Monday, June 29.
at the Hair Original Beauty
Center Auditorium, 2020 N.
Graham Street from 9:30
a m. till 5 p.m.
He and three other cos
metologists will show how
to use Glytelle deParis. pH
9, a new relaxer that is less
harsh on the hair than most
cold waves, according to
Eloise Ferguson, owner of
Hair Original After the
hair is relaxed with Gly
telle. he will apply a cold
Joseph Cunningham
Hair styling specialist
wave to curl the hair.
Triad Products. Inc., and
Jhirniaek of North Caro
lina will sponsor the work
shop open to barbers as
well as beauticians
Cunningham not only
owns Southeastern School
of Cosmetology and a beau
ty salon, but has 20 years
experience in styling hair
He has won over 30 local
and national awards and
participated in education
and application seminars
with many leading beauty
product manutacturers.
Aside from running his
business and school, Cun
ningham tests products for
Triad
Six models will be needed
for demonstrating hair cut
ting, conditioning, relaxing
and going from relaxed
hair to a cold wave per
manent for curly hair.
If you would like to serve
as a model contact Eloise
Ferguson at 332-5049
Tickets are available at
Hair Original or from Jhir
mack distributors for $10 a
piece Lunch is included
in the price. The deadline
for purchasing tickets is
Friday. June 26
Mrs. Sara J. Stewart
“Was Respected By All”
Mrs. Sara J. Stewart, one
of the most well-liked and
dedicated employees at
Johnson C. Smith Univers
ity, departed from this life
Monday, June 22 She
worked at Johnson C.
Smith for almost 25 years.
As personnel officer, she
touched the lives of each
employee who came
aboard to join the JCSU
family for many years. She
took a sincere interest in
the welfare and well being
of each employee.
“She was loyal and dedi
cated and was loved by all
her friends at the Univers
ity," University President
Wilbert Greenfield said
“We will miss her friend
ship and the caliber and
quality of work as well as
the dedication with which
she performed each task
She took great pride in
seeing that each task was
done with superior quality.
As a person, she always
cared and was willing to
Assist others in any way -
she Could/’
Mack Davidson, vice pre
sident for financial affairs,
reflected the sentiments of
Dr. Greenfield and the
many other alumni, em
ployees and friends of the
university.
“She was an outstanding
7woman,” Davidson said
“She was respected by
all.” As an example of this
respect, Davidson said,
"Out of all the years she
worked here. I’ve never
Merchants who advertise
in the Charlotte Post arc
telling you they appreciate
your patronage.
a »
Mrs. Sara J. Stewart
.. Loved her work
heard anyone reter to her
other than as "Mrs. Stew
art.” She loved her work,
she loved the university
and she loved people."
Mrs. Stewart, a Virginia
native, was a loyal mem
ber of the Memorial United
Presbyterian Church on
Beatties Ford Rd. Pastor
Edward B Newberry was
at the Charlotte Memorial
Hospital at the time of her
death.
She is survived by her
husband. Theodore G.
Stewart: one son. Theodore
A. of Charlotte; a daugh
ter. Mrs. Denna Highe,
Detroit. MI.; six sisters:
Mrs. Leola Mibblins, Mrs
Mary belle Noukrd, Mrs.
Lillian Lewis. Mrs. Bernice
Williams, all of Culpeper,
VA.; Mrs. Agnes Lomax
and Mrs Shirley Wells of
Philadelphia, PA.; three
brothers: George P. Jack
son. Culpeper. VA.; Dean
Jackson. Arlington. VA.
and John Jackson of Phi
ladelphia. PA
Funeral services will be
held at 3:30 p.m. Friday,
June 26. at Memorial
United Presbyterian
Church. Grier’s Funeral
Home is in charge of ar
rangements
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