Miss Green Is Queen Homemakers
Th Perquimans Wtekly, Hertford, N.C Thursday, March 11, 177-Pgt f
St. Pauls 'A.M.E. Zion
Church was the setting of
the "100 Women in White"
. presented by the Ladies of
the Church and others. It
was quite a big success. The
; women were very coopera
tive which helped to make it
outstanding.
Mrs. Frozine Green was
crowned queen. She had the
highest amount of money.
Mrs. A.N. Kingsbury was
chairperson, and was
honored with a plaque for
the outstanding work she
had done for the last eight
months. The plaque was
sent from Norfolk, Va. by
friends of Rev. Alexander
Green. .
All the programs given
- this conference year were
very successful and outstanding.
Met Recently
The Winslow Niconar Ex
tension Homemakers Club
met recently at the home of
Mrs. Eva Hurdle. The
meeting was opened by the
President, Mrs. Marie
White, by singing "Pass Me
Not Oh Gentle Saviour"
which was led by Mrs. Eva
Hurdle. The 23rd Psalm was
repeated in unison followed
by prayer by Marie White.
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Senior Citizens Meet
RECEIVE " STATE RECOGNITION
Janice Bryant and Dorothy Ferrell show -.
the advanced associate and associate cer
.tificates which they received last week
from the professional standards committee
of the North Carolina Association of Educa
tional Office Personnel which met in an
nual convention in Charlotte. This is the
first year the state organization has made
the awards to invididuals who have worked
toward self-improvement by upgrading
their professional standards. The two Col-,
lege of the Albemarle employees ' were
among 807 NCEOP members who attended
the three-day meeting, and were the only
two members from district 14, which en
compasses 16 northeastern North Carolina
counties, to receive such recognition. Miss
Bryant, who has been recognized for her
professional excellence previously by the
national organization, was installed for her
second term as president of District 14.
(COA Photo)
The Happy Day Senior
Citizens Club of Belvidere,
N.C. met at the home of
Mrs. Beulah Madlyn.
Mrs. Madlyn, vice presi
dent, called the meeting to
order by singing "Bless Be
the Tide That Binds,"
, followed with reading of the
23rd Psalm and prayer.
After the regular business
members were asked to
show things they had made.
Those having birthdays dur
ing the month of March
were recognized.
Mrs. Madlyn read a poem
on "Not Growing Old." Mrs.
Marie White was in charge
of a quiz for the Senior
Citizen group. The Hostess
served a delicious repass.
The meeting adjourned with
singing and prayer.
SPACE-SAVER
Attach mini-pegboards to
the insides of cabinet doors
and hang cooking, cleaning,
gardening and craft tools
nearly out of sight.
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JAYCETTES PRESENT SCHOLARSHIP
FUNDS Patricia Sweeney, civic director
of the Elizabeth City Jaycettes, presents a
$300.00 scholarship check taWilma Harris,
chairperson of the Nursing Department
and director of the Associate Degree Nurs
ing program at College of the Albemarle.
The money will be used to provide scholar
ship funds to deserving ADN students
enrolled in the two-year program at the col
lege. The scholarship was made possible
from proceeds of the annual Sweetheart
Ball which was sponsored by the Jaycettes
in February. Albemarle Hospital will also
benefit from the charity event when it
receives eqiupment valued at $1,000.00
from the organization. (COA Photo)
VPMondale Scheduled Speaker
Governor James B. Hunt,.
Jr., Senator Robert Morgan,
and officials of N.C.
Democratic Party an
nounced today that Vice-.
President Walter F. Mon
dale will be the featured
speaker at the Party's an
nual Jefferson-Jackson Day
Dinner to be held on Satur
day, April 30 at the State
Fairgrounds. Billed the
" Peoples' JrJ Dinner, as re-,
quested by Governor Hunt,
the format includes a recep
tion from 5-6:30 p.m. at the
Crafts Buildingfollowed by
a barbeque dinner at Dorton
Arena. Tickets will be sold
by county Democratic Party
officials and will cost $20
each. State Party officials
anticipate a crowd of
several thousand Demo
crats from across the state.
Mrs. John L. McCain,
Party Chairman, and Steve
Glass, Party Executive
Director expressed delight
that the Vice-President has
accepted the J-J invitation
and thanked Governor Hunt
and Senator Morgan for
their assistance in securing
the Vice-President's ', par
ticipation in this, the Party's
largest fund-raising event.
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know if the weather's apt to cooperate.
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But the main reason was the Pea
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they've been talking about killing it.
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eveiyyear.
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At least now I don't have to
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