Omega Psi Phi Chapter Celebrates Achievement
Annual Program; Wachovia's Tidwell Is Guest
Page6A - THE CHARLOTTE POST - Thursday, November 7,1991
By George Miller
SPECIAL TO THE POST
The Epsilon UpsUon Chap
ter of the Omega Psl Phi Fra
ternity, Inc. will observe Its
40th annual Achievement
Week program Nov. 10 at
First Baptist
TldweU
Church.
South Rhyne
Street. Dal
las.
Hattie M.
Hardin, a
public
school
teacher and
community
and civic
worker has
been chosen
the 1991 Citizen of the Year
and will be recognized at the
program. Hardin a member
of Saint Paul Baptist Church
in Gastonia Is a standout in
her services to others, espe
cially as a volunteer for
many years at Gaston Memo
rial Hospital. She Is widely
recognized for her work with
children In Gastonia, High
land Community Commit
tee, and other ventures to
help keep the under-
prlviledge and the needy.
She Is a member of Alpha
Kappa Alpha Sorority and a
native of Gastonia.
Thcj speaker for the occa
sion will be Isaiah Tidwell of
PI Phi Chapter, Omega Psl
Phi In Charlotte. Tidwell
serves the franternlty as
Sixth District of Finance
and as Chairman of the Na
tional Financial Committee.
A native of Charlotte, Tid
well Is regional vice presi
dent and the executive in
charge to 32 branches of Wa
chovia Bank In the Charlotte
and Mecklenburg areas. Tid
well a career businessman in
Winston Salem and Char
lotte, is widely known for his
services to many community
and civic organization In
both cities.
He will speak from the Na
tional Achievement Week
Theme, "Serving Ourselves:
Black males Achieving De-
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For the first time. Epsilon
Upsllon
Chapter wUl
honor two
Omega Men
of the Year,
Jerome H.
Oxner and
Duane L.
Reid. Oxner,
a former
teacher at
the High
land High
School Is now retired. He Is a
member If Grace A.M.E. Zion
Church, where he serves as a
trustee and member of the
church council.
Affectionately, called
"Chief Oxner" by his many
Reid
former students, his Innova
tions as an industrial arts
teacher are long remem
bered.
1.
l
Duane L. Reid, currently the
Immediate past BasUeus of
Epsilon Upsllon Chapter, Is a
graduate of Western North
Carolina College and a grad
uate of Hunter Huss High
School.
He Is a member of the Em-
mamuel Baptist Church In
Gastonia and serves as a
mernber of the trustee board
and chairman of the Build
ing Committee.
The program Is free and
open to the public.
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