Mrs Mary Rudisell (left) and Mrs. Mary Bolon pose
for Charlotte Post photographer, Bernard Reeves
Husband And Wife
Social Gub Built
- On l ove, Peace——
As a young club the
Husband and Wife Social
Club stands on a strong
foundation. It is a club built
on. love, peace, happiness
and understanding.
Formed by president
Bobby Bolon four years agq
the Husband and Wife
Social Club has grown to a
membership of nine
couples.
-The club’s main goal for
the past years has centered
Mrs. Price
Addresses
Nursing Classes
By Lori Grier
Post Staff Writer
Mrs. Marva Mizell Price
(Class of ’72) addressed 17
members of the 1982
nursing class who were
recently honored at a
Senior Recognition Dinner
on “The Image of the
Nurse.’’ _
Mrs. Price is a nursing
specialist with the Depart
ment of Developmental
Disorders of Learning,
lecturer in the School of
Public Health and holds the
title of Adjunct Assistant
Professor in the School, of
Nursing, UNC-Chapel Hill.
The Greensboro Grad
uate Chapter of Teloca, the
name of the A&T student
nurse's organization and
acronym for “Tender,
Loving, Care," sponsored
Dinner which was held in
Williams Hall Commons at
North Carolina A&T State
University.
Mrs. Marietta Raines,
Dean of the School of
Nursing provided remarks.
Other committee members
were Beatrice Barfow
(Class of ’59) and Sandra
Hicks (Class of ’61). Anita
Miller Chesney (Class of
’71) served as chairperson
of the program committee.
According to Mrs. Ches
ney, 33 nursing alumni
sponsored the dinner to
provide encouragement
and to say “we care” to the
new graduates as they em
bark on their professional
careers.
Mrs. Beatrice Barrow is
president of the Teloca
Graduate Chapter In
Greensboro which meets
every second Wednesday
at L. Richardson Memorial
Hospital at 7:30 p.m.
around a Christmas dinner
that provides food for a
family member in Lexing
ton, Wadesboro and
Charlotte.
Presently the club is jh
the stage of forming a
scholarship fund for a
deserving student..
In the near future the
Husband and Wife Social
Club will sponsor an attic
sale on May 39 at the Flea -
Market located on North
Tryon Street.
On July 17 the club is
hosting a disco at the Park
Center.
The event which is open
to the public will cost $10
per couple.
The Husband and Wife
Social Club meets once a
month. Officers are: Bobby
bolon, president; Louis
Rudisill, vice-president;
Dorothy Young, secretary;
Judy Chisolm, assistant
secretary; Helen I.nellen,
treasurer; George Mapp,
Marshall and Oddessa
Mapp, flower and sick
committee chairperson.
Dues are $10 per month.
The club flower is the
carnation. If you’re inter
ested in joining the Hus
band and Wife Social
Club or in purchasing
tickets to the dance con
tact either Bobby Bolon at
399-8895 or Louis Rudisill at
537-7568.
Kg Ways To
Present Beatles
At The Beeb
61 Big WAYS radio pre
sente “The Beatles At the
Beeb!", (BEEB is another
name for BBC) on
Memorial Day, May 31,
from 12-3 p.m. The show
will be hosted by Andy
Peebles of the BBC. (Lou
Simon on-air at WAYS.)
The major highlight of
this broadcast will be the
airing of 37 previously com
merciaTTy unreleased
Beatles songs recorded live
from the BBC between 1962
and 1965 - some even
before Ringo Starr joined
the group as drummer.
Also, interview clips with
members of the group and
excerpts from an interview
with John Lennon and Yoko
Ono done two days before*'
Lennon's death.
"The Beatles at the
Beeb!” airs Monday, May
3lst from 12-3 p.m.
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Black Vote Participation Shows Significant Increase
Black voters were the
only major demographic
group to increase their par
ticipation in the 1980 Presi
dential election, a survey
taken by the Commerce
Department’s Census
Bureau shows.
The percentage of voting
age black Americans who
reported casting ballots
rose to 51 percent from 49
percent in 1976, marking
the first increase since the
1964 election when 59 per
cent said they voted. The
1980 white turn out totaled
61 percent and among
Hispanics the turnout was
30 percent, roughly the
same as in 1976 -
The total of 9.8 million
blacks were registered in
them, 8.3 million, reported
voting compared with 89
percent of registered
whites and 82 percent of
registered Hispanics
Black voter turnout in
the North and West was
52.8 percent in 1980 while it
u/ag AH 9 por^ont in the
South
For blacks, as among
other races, the turnout
rate was higher among
white-collar workers (64
percent) than blue-collar
workers (47 percent), and
higher among college grad
uates (76 percent) than
high school graduates (50
percent). Black homeown
ers voted at a greater rate
*60 percent) than renters
(44 percent).
One-third of ail voters In
November 1980 lived in
families with incomes of
$25,000 or more. In con
trast only one out of every
seven black voters was a
member of a family whose
income was at this same
level
Copies of the report
"Voting and Registration
in the Election of Novem
ber 1980," Series P-20, No.
370, are available for 25.50
each prepaid from the Su
perintendent of Docu
ments, U.S. Government
Printing Office, Washing
ton, D.C. 20402 or from
Commerce district offices
in major U.S. cities.
_ Frank Liske Park 5,000 Meter Run Set
The Cabarrus County
Parks and Recreation De
partment and Phidippides
Running Center of Concord
are sponsoring the 1st
Annual Frank Liske Park
5.000 Meter Run. The race
will be held on Saturday,
June 4, at 6 p m. The 5,000
Meter Run will be preceded
bya 2-Mile Cross Country
Run and a 1-Mile Fun Run
at 5:30 p.m. and 5:15 p m
respectively.
The race is being held in
conjunct ion with the Grand
Opening Ceremonies of the
Frank Liske Park on
Stough Road in central
Cabarrus County. Pre
registration will be $5 until
May 28, 1982, at Cabarrus
County Parks and Recre
ation Department (8-5) for
the 5,000 Meter, $4 for the
Cross Country, and $3 for
the Fun Hun Race day
registration will be $1 extra
and will run trom 3-5 p.m.
Awards will be given to
the top two winners in each
age division (male &
female) of the 5,000 Meter
Race and special overall
awards to the top male and
female winners in all three
races. T-Shirts and-or
Visors go to all entrants.
Checks for pre-registration
should be made to Cabar
rus County Parks and Re
creation Departmentr-Box—
707, Concord, N.C. 27025.
Entry forms are avail
able at Phidippides and the
Recreation Department,
755 Cabarrus Avenue (next
to the fairgrounds). Phone
786-7411 for more infor
mation.
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