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JULY, 22, 1999
Miss Taugadetta
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Arkieva Cherie Jackson
Arkieva Cherie Jackson wasrecently crowned Miss Taugadetta 1999-
2000 by Kappa Chapter of Tau Gamma Delta Sorority, Inc. Arkievaisthe
jaughter of Retired Sergeant First Class Quinland L. Jackson and
Retired Staff Sergeant James and Jacqueline Robinson.
:She is a member of Bethel A M.E. Church where the Rev. Larry W.
Judson, Sr. is the pastor.
She attends George P. Butler High School. She is a member of the
Student Council, Sophomore Coyncil, and Foreign Language Honor
3pciéty. She is an honor student with a “B” average.
'Her goal is to attend college at a Georgia College and pursue a dual
legreein Law and Psychology. Her hobbies are listening tomusic, going
¢ the movies and talking on the telephone. She is looking forward to
eing a part of the graduating class of 2001.
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AUGUSTA FOCUS
Eta Theta Zeta Chapter of Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. held its
first summerretreat at Savannah
lakes in McCormick, S.C. The
workshop’s theme for this beauti
ful retreat was “Strengtheningthe
Bond of Sisterhood.” The goal was
“to continue to promote the legacy
of the sorority by upholding its
ideas, aspirations and sisterhood
for the present sorors and those
who are to follow in their foot
steps.”
The day began with a continen-
People
Eta Theta Zeta Chapter holds its first Zeta retreat
Alphas hold annual
“Project Alpha” Workshop
The Alpha Chi Lambda Chap
ter of Alpha Phi Alpha Frater
nity, Inc. heldit’s annual Project
Alpha Workshop, on Saturday,
July 17, 1999 at the A.C. Griggs
Fraternity House,located at 1025
12t Street.
Project Alpha is a voluntary
national collaborative effort be
tween Alpha Phi Alpha Frater
nity, Inc.,and the March of Dimes
Birth Defects Foundation. Tra
ditional Education on Teenage
Pregnancy Prevention has pri
marily focused on the female.
Project Alpha is designed to in
volve African-American malesin
addressing the problem of teen
pregnancy. The project was held
in 1980 and was sponsored by the
lota Delta Lambda chapter of
Chicago, Illinois.
Program participantsincluded
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tal breakfast followed by the regu
lar business meeting. The work
shop began with touchingremarks
by the chairperson followed by a
program filled with scripture,
prayer, hymns, songs, poems,
readings and activities that will
help build a strong bond between
the members. This well planned
retreat truly achieved the follow
ing objectives: 1. Provided oppor
tunities for all members to inter
act with each other. 2. Provided
information to help improve the
Brother Bert Thomas, who
spoke on self-esteem; Ms.
Yolanda Burgess whose session
consisted of Black History Ques
tions, where the young men
competed for cash prizes; talks
on sex and abstinence; and the
viewing of the video Ultimate
Choice, which dealt with teens
lives after the birth of a child.
After lunch, the young men
where treated to the wisdom of
Brother Mayor Pro-Tem Lee
Beard, who admonished them
towork hard, set good goals and
get a good education. Partici
pants were then given a Certifi
cate of Attendance, certifying
their participation in the day’s
activities.
Terry Miller was chairperson
for this year’s event.
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relationship between the mem
bers.
After a lovely lunch, new offic
erswereinstalled for the next two
years. The next season will begin
with the following persons as of
ficers: Dr. Lola Richardson,
Basileus; Mrs. Betty Bryant, 1%
Anti-Basileus; Mrs. Lizzie F.
Pounds, Grammateus; Mrs.
Brenda Jefferies, Asst.
Grammateus; Mrs. Hattie Lowry,
Tamias; Mrs. Eunice Davis,
Jones receives Alpha Kappa Alpha award
The Alpha Kappa Alpha Educa
tional Advancement Foundation
is pleased to announce that Ms.
Joi Patrice Jones of Augusta, Geor
giais one ofthe 68 undergraduate
students to receive a 1999 award,
Ms. Jones is a student at South
Carolina State University major
ing in Professional English. Dr.
Lucille Murray Brown of Rich
mond, Virginia, chairman of the
Scholarship Program, announced
the names of this year’s winners
atthe Foundation’s Annual Mem
bers Meeting held at Walt Disney
World Dolphin Hotel on July 9,
1999. Dr. Norma Solomon White
of Jacksonville, Florida is presi-
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Tamias Grammateus; Ms. Eloise
K. Curtis, Phylacter; Mrs. E. Vir
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Mrs. Blanche Whigham, Chaplain.
Dr. Richardson will also begin the
new year at Paine College as chair
of the Division of Humanities.
Many thanks to Mrs. Harriet
Green for serving as chapter
Basileus for the past four years.
Mrs. Betty Bryant was the chair
person of the Summer Retreat
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