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. VOL. 32, NO. 11
Valentine Pageant A1
Hayes Mem. Church
A Valentine Pageant wa:
sponsored by the Nurse's Aid(
Club of Hayes Memorial Churct
Feb. 13, 1972 at 7:30 P.M. wai
very successful. Each membei
of the club sponsored a younf
adult of the church. They wer<
as follows: Miss Diana D. Douglas,
$225.25, Mrs. Willie Alston
Miss Gloria F. Yourse, $205.17
Mrs. Hattie Bowman; Miss Sylvia
L. Byers, $105.00, Mrs. Estella
Hayes; Miss Janice Glover
$87.00, Mrs. Katherine Burnette
Miss Diana Anderson, $80.57
Mrs. Odessa Grier; Miss Bobbie
Ann Smith, $7730, Mrs. Bessii
Gravr Miss T.aVeme Harlav
$75.00, Mrs. Louise King; Mia
Debra Sawyer, $67.55, Mrs. Delli
Johnson; Miss Hattie Coble
$53.80, Mrs. Ida M. Clement
Miss Guinevere Watkins, $48.25
Mrs. Mildred Cohen; Miss Willi*
Mae Williams, $32.87, Miss Roberta
Cotton. The total was $1,057.76.
Miss Diana D. Douglas wai
crowned Miss Valentine of Hayei
Memorial. Miss Gloria F. Yours*
was 1st runner up and Miss
Sylvia L. Byers was 2nd runnel
up. A gift of appreciation was
given to the other eight girls.
The Nurse's Aide Club wishei
to thank every one that contributed
to their program; th*
contestants, the parents, anc
their many, many friends foi
their loyal support.
President, Mrs. Louise King
Vice President, Mrs. Hatti*
Bowman; Secretary, Mrs. Mil
area urnen; r-asior, nisnop n. w
Fields.
UNION OF CHURCHES
TO CELEBRATE
7TH ANNIVERSARY
Seven years ago four Greensboro
churches formed a union
to join together for worship on
Sunday and Wednesday evenings.
This Sunday evening, the
four churches will celebrate the
seventh anniversary of the union
with a special worship service
at 8:00 p.m. in the Trinity A. M.
E. Zion Sanctuary.
Guest speaker for the observance
will be the Rev. Collins
Kilburn, Raleigh, director of
Christian Social Ministries of the
North Carolina Council of
Churches.
Music will be furnished by a
Union Choir made up of members
of the Union Churches.
Churches involved in the Union
are Bethel A.M.E., Dr. L. S.
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Front row, left to righ
son, Lynn Myers, Teresa Cc
Second row, left to rigl
Robin Neal, Barbara Swan
Third row, left to rij
The Dudley girls' basketba
team finished in first place c
the Guilford County Confei
ence. High Point Central an
Grimsley tied for second, Hlg
Point Andrews was fourth an
Page and Smith finished fift
and sixth.
The Dudley girls recorded
8-2 conference record and a 10
3 overall record. The girls wer
undefeated on their home coun
CIAA TOURNEY
GREENSBORO CO
Richmond, Va. ? Norfol
State College, which clinches
the Northern Division title o
the Central Intercollegiate Ath
letic Association (CIAA) wil
play the number four team li
the Southern Division in th
opening round of the CIAA tour
nament.
The eight-team event will b
played in the Greensboro Coli
seum Thursday, Friday an
Saturday, Feburary 24-26 li
Greensboro.
Conference Comniissioner I
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Times ? Read The
ORTH CAROLINA, FRIDAY,
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lSKETBALL team fin
t: Brenda Stagner, Donna Baok,
Pam Phoenix.
it: Sheila Garner, Jan Bridges,
n, Bemadette Fowler.
jht: Patty Sims, Doris Wall,
U The team is led by co-capif
tains Verlyn Lowery and Lynn
- Myers. Jan Bridges is the leadd
ing scerer, averaging 14 points
h a game. Doris Wall is the leadd
ing rebounder. The strong deh
tensive play of Pam Phoenix
ana Kobin Neal have held opa
ponents to an average of only
- 29 points per game. While the
e shooting of Bridges, Patty Sims,
t. and Doris Wall have enabled
ro BE PLAYED AT
ILISEUM FEB. 24-26
k D. Smith said that the second
il place team in the Northern Diif
vision will take on the third
- place in the Southern Division
il and the third place team in the
[? Northern Division will; take on
e the second place team in the
- Southern race. The Southern Division
winner will play the fourth
e place team in the Northern Di.
vision.
d Actual team seedings will be
Q announced after the CIAA Basketball
Tournament Committee
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3 Future Outlook!
FEBRUARY 18, 1972
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ISHES FIRST IN CO
Verlyn Lowery, Mechelle Doi
Not shown: Managers,
liams, Monica Foster; Score
Pam Bryant; Coach, Mary Jc
the Panthers to average approximately
35 points per game.
. The girls are seeded number
one in the conference tournament
held at Page on Feb. 16
and 17. The winner of this event
will advance to the district
MEDICARE 'CARE
PROVISION IS E)
Doctor bills for October, November,
and December may In
some cases be counted toward
the $50 annual deductible for
both 1971 and 1972 under the
"carry-over" provision of the
medical insurance part pf Medicare,
according to Charles H.
Myers, Social Security District
Manager in Greensboro.
The deductible is the first $50
of covered medical expenses accumulated
in a calendar year,
Myers said.
"Before any payment can be
made by Medicare," he said,
"your record must show that
you have met your deductible.
So, as soon as your bills come
to $50, attach them to a request
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UNTY CONFERENCE
inell, Gayla Kelly.
Audrey Hines, Vanessa Wilt,
Laurie Fogleman; Timer,
e Lentz.
tournament Feb. 22-25 at Western
Guilford High School.
The team is coached by Mary
Joe Lentz, formerly of Concord,
N. C. and 1969 graduate of UNCG.
IY-OVER'
(PLAINED
for Medicare payment form,
and send them to the carrier
that handles your Medicare
claims."
The "carry-over" rule helps
the beneficiary who might otherwise
have to pay the $50 deductible
twice in a short period
of time ? at the end of one
I year and at the beginning of the
next year, Myers said.
"Even if you have not met the
$50 deductible before October,"
he said, "be sure to send In all
the bills for covered services you
received in October, November,
or December. They can help
meet the deductible for 197$."
The medical insurance pert of
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