WESTERN MICHIGAN
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: BENTON BARBO'S own
: Mayor Emma Hull attended to
• extend the welcome to the State
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• P dent, John King of Detroit and
oth�r delegate . Nora Jefferson,
Benton Ch rter Town hip
• Supervi or, also wa invi ted to
Poetry
conte t
nnounced
The National Library of
Poetry has announced that
S12 000 in prizes will be
awarded thi year to over 250
poets In the North American
Open Poetry Conte t. The
deadline for the conte t is
June 30, 1992. The contest is
open to everyon� and entry is
FREE.
Any poet, bether pre­
viously published or not, can
be a winner. Every poem
entered also hu a chance to
be published in a deluxe,
hardbound anthology.
To enter, lend ONE
nat poem, any subject
and any style, to the National
Library of Poetry, 11419
Cronridge Dr., P.O. Box 704-
ZG, Owing Mills, MD
21117.
1be poem should be no
more than 20 lioes, and the
poet's name and address
should appear on the top of
the page.
Portraits
of Black
Women
By MARY GOWDAY
Portraits of Black Women
Who Changed America,' on
exibit from' June 6 throup
July 18, at the Muskegon
Museum of Arts. Admission
,is free. .
Christopher Paul, the son
of Rev. Willie and Mrs.
Cheryl Paul celebrated his
2nd birthday recently with.
ice cream and cake at home
with his family.
, He is very smart and loves
to sing. He says, he is 2, but
be thinks he is 22, "smile."
Dezcll "Sweet Pea" Allen.
Jr., al 0 celebrated his 6th
birthday recently with a few
family members and friends.
He had ice cream and cak��
hot dogs, potato chips and
other goodies.
Dezell said he loves
school. He is the SOn of Olen­
da Dooley and Dezell Allen
Sr.
� "Fashion Exchange", 9 W.
. Broadway, Muskeaon
Heights, is now open for
busines . They are 9pen
Tuesday through Friday, 10
a.m. to 5 p.m. and Saturday,
10 a.m. to 2 p.m.
Fasion Exchange is ac­
cepting all size family cloth­
ing, allo taking
coosfpunen for �summer"
hions. For more inform -
. , don call M. Williaa at 733-
6391.
LOT crowning of the
Prince and Princess took pl ceo E ch
chapter had a Prince and Prince to
vie for the crown. .
May 24, at 3 p.m. the Convention
came to a clo e with a musical.
Groups from all five chapters and out
of state gu ts participated.
"The Local Chapter meets every
. Saturday before the 3rd SundaY,o.f
oc 1 Qu rtet
Chapter 20-2 0 inel de: illie
B. Sim , Pre ident; illa Lip' ,
, Gen r I ecret ry; Emm ell,
ecret ry/Trea urer; Bernice
itchell Board Chairper on;
J cqu lyn Lip in , Women'
Dep rtment Supervi or; Debr
Collier, Youth Supervisor; d Rev .
. Walter L. Brown, Spiritual Advi or.
o ce of the . chigan State
Convention include: John M. King
o Detroit, Pre ident; Jacquelyn
McDonald, Ponti c, Chairperson of
Bo rd 0 Directors; Willa Lipkins
Benton Harbor, Women Supervi or;
Denis Duncan, Detroit, State Youth
Supervi or: Leon McDon ld, Jr.,
Pontiac, Dean' of Men; Willie B.
Sims, Benton .Harbor, Fir t
Vice-Pre ident; and D' bra Collier,
Benton H rbor, First-Vice State
Y outh Supervisor.
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