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Continued From Pa(e 3B.
WAVES OF JOT
Waves of Joy Baptist Church
will have an appreciation ser
vice for Mrs. Irma Kirkpatrick
on Sunday, April 16, at 2:30 p.m.
Kirkpatrick is being honored
because of her many years of
dedicated service to many musi
cal groups and churches.
The public is invited to attend.
The church is located at the cor
ner of 15th and Pegram Street.
ZION CHAPEL
Zion Chisel Church of the Liv
ing God will go to Blshopvllle, S.
C. on Sunday, April 16 for the
closing of Pastor C. G. Roaiy's
13 th anniversary.
Elder James Davis, pastor of
The Lighthouse, will be the
guest speaker.
Bishop W. T. Roary is the pas
tor.
NEW ST. JOHN
The theme for Sunday will be
"Don't Miss The Call To Wor
ship."
The youth of the church will
have a planning session for
their annual day immediately
following morning worship.
•The Charlotte Chapter of Las Amlgas will sponsor a bus trip
to Charleston, S.C., on .^rll 15. The cost of the trip is $35. For
more information call 596-0386.
•The Reid School Alumni Chorus will rehearse each Saturday
at 6 p.m. at Mount Pleasauit Baptist Church, 609 East Avenue,
Belmont. All former chorus members are asked to attend. The
chorus members are preparing for a convention In Charlotte
this summer. For additional information call 825-5843.
•The community Awareness Committee of the University City
Women's Group is sponsoring its second annual luncheon and
fashion show benefit on Saturday, April 15 at the Speedway
Club of the Charlotte Motor Speedway.
•Applications to audition for the 1990 Miss Charlotte Meck
lenburg Scholarship Pageant are now being accepted. The age
requirement is 17-26. If interested call Merle Baxley at 536-
9619 after 6 p.m.
•The Sierra Club will sponsor a yard sale on Saturday, April
15 from 8 a.m. until 2 p.m. outside of the Elarle Village Recrea
tional Center on 7th Street. They need donations of toys,
games, books, furniture and household items. For additional
information call 532-0108.
•Rev. Drucllla Matthews recently opened a Christian day care
at 2836 Barringer Drive. Call 376-6201 for additional informa
tion.
•The Charlotte Chapter of the South Carolina State College
Alumni Association will hold its annual banquet at McDonald's
Cafeteria on April 21, 7 p.m. Tickets are $15 per person or $25
per couple. Call Carl May at 568-7008 (day) or 563-0366
(night) form tickets.
•Building on the Strengths of the Family Task Force will
spon.sor a seminar on April 22, 10 a.m. at West Charlotte High
Schott. The seminar is free and open to the public.
COXE
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Send photo and brief statement to:
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(Call 376-0496 for information on the availability of our staff
photographer, if needed.)
Winning lawn will be featured in our "Spring
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All information should be received no later than April 14, 1989.
. ,1'
The Charlotte Civic League is a non-profit oigen-
tzatlon of approximately 80-members. Recently
the league elected new officers and members to
Its board of directors. Picttu«d above are: (1-r,
seated) Gregory Hart, treasurer; Michelle Thom
as, recording secretary; Brenda IfcMoore, vice
president; Elliot Lynch, president; (1-r, staiiding)
Mike Todd, board member; Willie DeSbielda,
board member; Cheryl Addison, assistant treas
urer; Don Lewis, program chairman; and Teland
McLaughlin, correaprmding secretary. Not plc-
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tured board members are Sam Toung and Ml-'
chael Brunson. The Civic League promotes civic
growth in the black community and has aaslsted
in such endeavors as the Charlotte Housing
Scholarship Fund, Focus On Leadership , the Bfl-
nority Achievement Program st Rsnson Junior
High and various political campaigns. Tha
group meeta the last Thursday of each month at
PUT’S or McDonald's Cafeteria. For more infor
mation on the Charlotte Civic League, call 364-
060a
Goodwin/Toliver
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Eklgaur C. Goodwin
announce the engagement of
their daughter Tanlta Ann to
Frank Ale;mnder Toliver, Jr.
Frank is the son of the late
Drs. Frank and Anne Toliver.
The wedding Is planned for
Juty 15, 12 noon at Memorial
Presbyterian Church.
Tanlta Is a EEO Compliance
Coordinator with the Charlotte-
Mecklenburg Schools. Frank Is
ah accounting claims manager
with the N.C. Department of
Public Instruction.
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