Anilual reports ere pre-
Imted by chairpenons of th
MCP committee : II. Syn­
der and Thenon Beard, mem-
ps; political ,
Robert DawlOn; Youth, Bobbie
cAfee.
. dent Bill Gill d Vice-
Yrelfdent F ther J LaGoe
gave their annual report
Providing entertainment ere
Richard Sinunons, Ronald PUn­
pieton, Jr. and Sr., and Thelma
Bacchus, each of hom per­
formed toIo .
Dr. Robert arren, yor
of eaon Heights and Branch
Vice-President introduced the
OCT. 31 - NOV. • 1 14 THE CITIZE
speaker, John Young, principal
of Covert High School.
Inez Smith, ays and ean
chair, introduced member of
that committee: Inez Smith,
Chairwoman; Glennetta Brown,
Secretary; . Simmons, Dor­
othy Rainey, Benjamin Jone ,
Annie D. alter, Edgar Rainey,
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USKEGO - Fare ell lun-
cheon a held for Blanche
Smith by the taff of Height
a Head tart on F rid y,
October 26.
r. Smith h
Te cher for 12 year
ported on onday, Octo
to the Kent County Head
Start in Grand Rapid .
Educational Supervisor of
the nt County Headstart,
r . Smith ill be riting and
imp} menting Educational plans
and training Child Development
i tes who will te ch Head­
art cla s after th y have
been trained. .
The Height East He d tart
taff and other friends con­
tributed to gift and a delicious
"Pot Luc "the taff members
re Doris Carey, ary Hunting­
ton, Shirley Henderson, Billie
Kemp, .tean Hopkins, Don
SpauJdin and Barb ra abin-
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dato. The "Grandparents" were
repre nted at the luncheon by
Johnnie Bea anner, Caszine
White, and Loui e Jones, The
Dept of Social Service
represented by Delores eans,
ecia itchell.
Friends who attended ere
axin Fitzpatrick, Pauline Rus-
11, Joy Thoma, Alice
y, icole Bailey, William
right, illiam Stephens, Don
Taylor, Curtis Johnson and
Odessa Smith.
A delightful program was
pre nted by Doris Carey for t
entertainment of Blanche and
her friends.
Doris did a "This . Your
Life" scenario that wa full
of fun.
Blanche as pre nted with a
geniune leather AU che'
an elegant des t with cloc
and name plate and a urn of
cash money to cover her first
eek's travel expen .
After lunch . Smith a
escorted to the parking lot
where she found her auto
completely stuffed with in-
flated balloons. This stated
by rs. Carey was to ure
that "She ould have a smooth
floating trip to Grand Rapids."
Jeri Collins, Jo phine Ho
Ethel oble, Virginia Sneed,
Tommie atson, iDie e
Taylor and Bill Gill.
AACP Board members are:
Thenora Beud, Douglas Blae -
mon, Jame Blackmon, Rev.
J . Blow, Robert L. Do son,
Lu¥enia Harris, Y onne Hill,
Josephine House, illiarn Hum­
phreys, Sr., Vestoria J c n,
Bobb cAfee, Edgu G. Rai-
ney, A. Portia othschild,
Rev. John Shyne, Virginia
Sneed, Bernice Sydnor, Inez
Smith, Leger! Taylor, ary
iggin, Cornor White and
Catherine White.
Other uskegon Branch
officers include: Le rt Taylor,
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3rd Vice-Pr 'dent;
Lynk, . Secretary;
Bacchus, . tant Secretary;
CasSandra Par er, Correspond­
in Secretary; iUie ae T y­
lor, Financial Secretary;
Cheryl cKinney, Treasurer.
Serving h for the
e e g ere: Shan ,
am Simm , Bernice Crox-
ton, Artenc Randellel, Glori
Pulliam, cQuirter, Inn
Star, an y,
Patricia Carter, Luvenie Harris,
Easter Jones, Porothy Rainey,
Carolyn Lee, Tempie Buckner,
Sharon Jackson, Vemell roc­
kett, Shirley Gate , Be . Rey­
nolds, Addie Randall, anda
Harris and Debbie Harris.
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