Helen G. Edmonds
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History Colloqnim Set
The theme for North
' Carolina Central Univers
ity’s sixth annual Helen G.
Edmonds History Collo
quim is ’’The Black Church
in Historical Perspective.”
Topics to be covered in
clude the involvement of
the black church in politic
al and civic affairs.
i ne program includes
morning and afternoon ses
sions on Friday. March 5. a
luncheon at 12:15 Friday.
Saturday (March 6i morn
ing sessions and a banquet
on Saturday evening at 7
— p.m. Both the luncheon and
the banquet are at the W.
G. Pearson Cafeteria
Other sessions are at the
Alfonso Elder Student
Union with the exception of
one at White Rock Baptist
Church at 7 p.m Friday.
The session at White
Rock focuses on the life of
Rev. Miles Mark Fisher,
long-time pastor of that
church. Fisher was a min
ister and a scholar.
The luncheon speech on
Friday will be delivered by
Dr. Alton Hornsby Jr. His
address will deal with the
social, political and civic
impact of the black church
throughout history, consti
tuting an overall survey of
the conference theme He
is the editor of "The Journ
al of Negro History" and a
professor at Morehouse
College in Atlanta
Saturday's banquet will
feature an address by Dr.
Charles Lyons, chancellor
of Fayetteville State Uni
versity
All other conference par
ticipants are Ph D holders
who studied (either at the
undergraduate or graduate
level) with Dr. Helen G.
Edmonds at NCCU. Dr.
Edmonds is Distinguished
Professor Emeritus of Hi
story at NCCU, author of
several books, a former
member of the United
States Delegation to the
U.N., a nationally known
leader in women s organ
izations and in the Repu
blican Party.
Topics to be covered in
the conference are such
areas as black ministers
and political activity, edu
cation and black ministers,
the symbolism of spirit
uals, and a wide range of
biographical and organiza
tional studies.
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mese IWO sport enthusiasts are the children of proud
parents, Mr. and Mrs. James Perry. Both Kenyon and
Carlos are basketball players for Bioodmore. At eight
years old. Kenyon plays center position; Carlos at 10
years old also holds center position. For three years
. . was a cheerleader then switched to basket.
ball. Carlos participates in both football and basket
ball._
MBATF To Meet March 11th
The Metrolina Black
Adoption Task Force, Inc.
(MBATF) will hold an im
portant meeting March 11,
7:30 p.m. at the United
Community Services Build
ing, 301 South Brevard St.
If you are a parent with
adopted children or simply
interested in adoption and
working with the many
projects sponsored toy
MBATF, the doors are
open in welcome to you.
George Taylor is presi
dent of MBATF, a force
formed about a year ago
, . with the support of the
/ Mecklenburg Department
of Social Services and the
Children’s Home Society of
Charlotte.
"We areTioronly' com-'
George Taylor
...MBATF president
posed ot adoptive parents,"
Taylor revealed, "But
community people interest
ed in recruiting homes for
' black children as well."
Registration Being Held
Registration for spring
quarter at Centra) Pied
mont Community College
will be through March 12 at
the campus registration
center, corner of Kings
Dfive and Elizabeth
Avenue, and at the three
learning centers.
Students may register
for any spring CPCC
course at the centers, lo
cated in Freedom Mall, the
Beef Decline
U S per capita consump
tion of beef declined from
123.8 pounds in 1977 to 103.4
pounds in 1980._
Depot Shopping Center in
Matthews and Highway 21
just south of Cornelius.
Hours are 10 a.m. to 3
p.m. weekdays and 9 a.m.
to noon Saturday, March 6.
Evening registration hours
will be from 5-8 p.m, March
3, 4, 8 and 9.
Final registration at the
campus and learning
centers will be from 10 a.m.
to 8 p.m, March 29-30.
Classes start April 1 and
end June 19.
Students registering with
the form on the back of the
spring schedule should
mail the form by March 10.
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_QUEEN AMU KINC1UF HEARTS_
Ms. Rosebud Julius. Tommy Williams
Wliains, Roeebud Win
King And Queen Crowns
The King and Queen of
Hearts of the Second Ward
Alumni, Charlotte Chap
ter, were recently crowned
during an enchanting ball.
Tommy Williams was
crowned King of Hearts
while Rosebud Julius
domed the fashionable
queen’s crown.
Dr. Mildred Baxter
Davis, presided over the
affair and Jerod Green was
the overall chairman.
Hawthorne To
Participate In
Summer FYogram
Robert Hawthorne, a
Livingstone College junior,
has been selected as one
of twenty science and
engtneermgstudentsfronT
across the nation to parti
cipate in a summer insti
tute at the Fermi National
Accelerator Laboratory in
Chiacago, Illinois.
Hawthorne will work and
study as a research assist
ant with the laboratory’s
electrical engineering
team. He is currently in
Livingstone's Dual Degree
Engineering Program
which trains students in
basic science, mathema
tics and computer pro
gramming for approxi
mately three years, then'
they transfer to either
Georgia Technical insti
tute or Clemson Univers
ity to complete their en
gineering degree.
A Dean s List student,
Robert recently received a
$1,000 scholarship from the
United Negro College Fund
and a scholarship from the
College’ Board Scholarship
Service. He is also listed in
“Who's Who Among Stu
dents in American Univers
ities and Colleges." While
serving as captain of the
Livingstone wrestling
team, Hawthorne twice
earned all conference and
all district honors.
Hawthorne is the son of
Ms. Rosemary Hawthorne
of Philadelphia, PA, and
attended the Episcopal
Academy in Philadelphia
where he was a national
wrestling champion his
senior year in high school.
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The processional of the
court included former King
of Hearts Jimmie McKee
and former Queen of
Hearts Ida Mobley...
Obie Blackwell was
prince and Shirley Milligan
was princess
Crown bearers included
Price Davis, and Jerod
Green. In addition to the
exhiliarating crowning of -’
the King and Queen of
Hearts, the Pine Valley
Dance Group performed a
creative dance.
Leonard Tillman |••.•lxte^,
son of Dr. W. D i \ter,
alumnus, coorclin;i i • Fa
shion Revue with dels
Dora King, Teres Hou
ston, Wanda Dunn Ivin
Miller, Denise Baxt and
Brenda Mansel.
The ball ended v the
crowning of the Kit and
Queen of Heart's Hat
night King Tomm; Vil
liams and Queen It- -ud
Julius walked awu\ i a
chariot cloud.
Lynn Bonavita
Gets Human
Award
Lynn Bonavita, 33, chan
person of the Clul> n<an
izational Council a- • I’CC.
received a Humai Itela
tions Award from * Na
tional Conferent of
Christians and Jews
Monday.
The award was present
ed by Sister Mar\ l lmmas
Burke, co-chairperson of
the conference board. at a
midday International Bro
therhood Celebra'mn at
rpctr
Lynn was recognis'd for
exemplifying the spirit 0f
brotherhood-sisterh.-d in
her daily life. Hoi iper
visors at the coll< say
she practices patier and
understanding in h- ■ .vork
as a peer counsc' • and
tutor at thecolleg« ' >p-In.
Center, where si.. iiors
math, algebra n» 1 ueo
metry.
Lynn attributes .1- lop
ment of her patie>» and
positive attitude t«. '■ r su
pervisors, Steve.M." Ida
Helms and Jan Pr> •<
Lynn is the singli parent
of a nine-year-old boy and
must work to pay h.*i way
through college.
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