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Lind - Beard -#' . I V V.JfcMj»> ; , ;.JL ®K JSf JZZ3R MRS. ROSA LIND Miss Rosa Ann Beard became the bride of Herman Lind on August 4, at the Antioch Baptist Church, Augusta, Georgia. The Reverend Robert E. Donaldson officiated at the candlelight ceremony. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Rosa T. Beard and the late Ernest Beard, the groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Emest Lind. James Lind, brother of the groom, of Detroit, Michigan, served as best man. Groomsmen were Gemell Lind, Leroy Lind, brothers of the groom; Eric Beard, brother of the bride; Connell Beard, cousin of the bride; Ronald Carpenter; and Earl Darby. Head Usher was Anthony Beard, cousin of the bride; other ushers were Randolph Murray; James Lind, Jr., cousin of the groom; Joseph Lind; Richard Lind; and Steven Lind, brothers of the groom. Ringbearer was Edward Marlow Mclntyre, Jr., cousin of the bride. Miss Kathy Beard, sister of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a long light blue chiffon over light blue bridal taffetta. The high neckline and tuffed bodice was trimmed with white lace and pull-thru-light blue satin ribbon. The full sleeves formed a cuff of the same lace and ribbon. A graceful skirt fell from the high bodice. A double light blue Dior bow was caught by a three tier French Illusion veiling. The junior bridesmaids were Miss Cheryl Beard, sister of the bride; and Miss Anita Jackson, cousin of the bride. They wore gowns and veilings ee “q WILLIE COLQUITT NEW and USED CARS AND TRUCKS BUS PHONE 722-537 1 RES PHONE 798-82 13 WALKER FORD. INC. 1225 WALTON WAY MR. & MRS. HOME OWNER Do you employ a cook, cleaning woman or other domestic worker in your home for one or more days per week? If so, you are paying them more than fifty dollars per quarter in wages, and you should be withholding and paying Social Security contributions for them. Your failure to do this denies your employee his right to receive Social Security benefits for themselves and their dependents in later years. We urge you to obey the law and help us to improve human relations in the Augusta Area. ...Human Relations Commission ir ,n * Mobile Homes U y T@Hl2’Wides 24’Wides ~ LOW BANK FINANCING < Quality Homes JL jl Free Delivery And Setup Z- Comnell “Nell” Harris Bobby Jones Expressway 1 •wK off 1-20 At Martinez puone 863-7182 1 identical to that of the maid of honor. Other bridemaids were Miss Faye Blanchard, cousin of the bride; Miss Ruby Lind, cousin 6f the groom; Miss Milliceiit Geter; and Miss Pauline McKie, friends of the bride. They wore romance blue identical to the dress that the maid of honor wore. Head pieces were identical except for romance blue. They all carried beautiful nosgays of mixed flowers with long pale yellow streamers. Miss Sylvia Leverett was ftower girl. She wore light blue chiffon over bridal taffetta and carried a basket of petali The bride, escorted by her uncle, James Beard, wore a white imported silk organza gown. The protrait neckline and the bodice were lavishly trimmed with venisa lace. The short French sleeves also were trimmed with he same lace. Her] graceful skirt was apphqued with the same lace. The; skirt made a circular chapel train. The bride wore a floor-lenght mantiilia of imported French illusion with a border of lace. She carried a cascade of white roses on a beautiful white marble backed Bible from Jerusalem, compliments of Miss Margaret Louise Laney. Organist was Mrs. Brenda W. Pollard of Syracuse, New York. With Mrs. Juanita G. Robertson and Joseph Timmons as soloists. Following the ceremony, a reception was held in the Omega Psi Phi fraternity house where the following friends of the bride Tau Gamma Delta, Inc., a nonprofit philanthropic business and professional women’s organization is celebrating its 28th anniversary in Augusta at the Richmond Motor Hotelthis week, Aug. 13-19. the theme for the week-long Boule is “Facing the Challenge of Change.” Keynote speaker for the ocassion is Mrs. Chessie Harris, Executive Direcotr for the j Prominent Black Women I I Attend Delta Convention I ATLANTA - Women power is something that seems to be synonomous with Delta Sigma Theta and when 5,000 of them meet at their 32nd National served as hostesses; Miss Yvonne Freeman, cousin of bride; Miss Sandra Jason; Miss Brenda Smith, Elberton, Georgia; Miss Carmen Carnegie of Meridian, Mississippi; and Miss Cheryl Brooks of San Francisco, California; and Miss Emma Lind, sister of the groom. After a wedding trip to Florida, the couple will live in Atlanta, Georgia. Annual Piano Music Program For some very lucky people, the last Friday in July of each year is a date to remember. On this date each year, Mrs. Rosa Tutt presents her piano students in their Annual Recital. On July 17, 1973 two boys and sixteen girls displayed their artistic development at the piano and the result was a delightful evening of music. The performers were Sennett Grissom, Edward Frails, Terri Lynn Elam, Michelle Brodie, Nanette Barnes, Pamela Dean, Anita Jackson, Adrienne Thomas, Nvette Jakes, Marie Prichardson, Cheryl Beard, Robert Neal, Pot ice Wimberley, Robin Neal, Serena Williams, Cheryl Evans, Debra Barnes and Harriett Allen, quest performer, who is student of Mrs. H.L. (Viola) Evans. These young people ranged in age from 7 to 17. The age range implies a corresponding range of musical development. The recital was musically satisfying for the listener, however, becuase each performer’s selections were tasteful and within his technical capabilities. Mrs. Tutt should be congratulated on the fine performances by her students. Biographical sketches of the young musicians indicated that their interests include other academic, sports and social activities along with their interest in music. Mrs. Tutt is not only interested in the musical development of her students, but supports the musical and other artistic activities of the community at large. Augusta is the better for having this fine patron of the arts as a citizen. I CO. BUILDERS SUPPLIES 'lVtrythino for thi builder", ONE BOARD OR A TRAINLOAD"] ROOFING PLYWOOD X FLOORING* HARDWARE " P. O. Box 1456 900 Milledgeville Rd. Lacatad U. S. Highway* 1 a 71 Rhone 722-0451 Augusto, Georgia Tau Gamma Delta Boule Harris Home for Children in Huntsville, Alambama. The sorority selected the Harris Home for Children as its 1971-73 National Service Project and has since donated $7,000.00 to the home. Funds for the home were derived from a national raffle conducted by he sorority. Each year a student is selected from the community where Boule is held and a scholarship is presented for Convention, August 12-17, in Atlanta, Ga. responding to the leadership and call to service from their National President, Mrs. Lillian P. Benbow, there will be many powerful and prominent members among them. Politicians, physicians, scholars, human rights activists, entertainers, students...almost every possible profession will be represented. From the precocious seventeen year old college sophomore to the octogenarian Founders and members, the delegates representing 65,000 members will hail form 455 chapters throughout the U.S., Haiti and Liberia. But not only are the Deltas known for their power, their courage and leadership in areas of social concern are highly acclaimed. “Wouldn’t you know that the first Black woman to seek the U.S. Presidency would just have to be a Delta?” exclaimed one of the prideful young members of this public service organization last fall when Rep. Shirley Chisholm threw her hat in he ring, running in 12 Presidential primaries. But Deltas seem to lean naturally toward the political arena for also serving in Congress are Delta members Edith Green (D., Oreg.) and Barbara Jordan (D., Tex.), who is chairman of Delta’s National Finance Committee and one of the convention speakers. More than 200 other Deltas who hold elected or appointed offices at the state and local levels will be in attendance. Among the hostess chapter Deltas preparing to greet the delegates are Emma Darnell, Intergovernmental Programs Coordinator and Assistant to Atlanta Mayor Sam Massell, and Burnella (Bunny) Jackson, Delta’s National Projects Commission Chairman and wife of Atlanta’s Vice Mayor Maynard Jackson. Joan Green, another Atlanta Delta, and the Women’s Bureau’s Director of the Southern Region, is one of the program participants. Stalwart in the field of civil rights, U.S. Civil Rights Commissioner and immediate past National President of Delta. Frankie Muse Freeman will moderate a panel on CLEANERS, Inc. MBVICI DRY CLEANING & LAUNDRY pickup& del|VEßY PHONE 724-8935 2019 SAVANNAH RD. Bo's Bait & Tackle 2011 Savannah Rd. All kind of bait* & tackle* Soft drink a a Baar Cloaad All Day Thuraday Your Patronage Appreciated fs»A*t/SXO l«M TOUR OM STOP lUHCNMG SUPPLY CINTfI fIATUAIHG OIL AtA A KITCMtH CAOIMITS MW lUUMNG BUTIHALS • plumbing surplus • ILICTIIC AL SUPPLIES ■ CAIPtMTH A BRICK MASON TOOLS a PLYWOOD e LUMBER * CtMENT * MORTAR Mix aGARDIM roots - SUPPIKS GAS A ElKimc MA THIS WATfR NUTttS NARDWARf - SMFTtOCK POORMG - PAINT SUPPtIfS INSULATION S IB L/OIAAL AtUAHCIHG AVAILAOIt 1131 0 ANTICMAC STREET OPEN ALL BAT SaTUROAT } academic achievements. A donation is also presented to a local and national charity organizaiton or to a church. Recipients of awards for this year are Miss Anita McKie, the Comprehensive Sickle-Cell Center and the Harris Home for Children. The National president of Tau Gamma Delta Sorority is Mrs. Mabel C. Abrams of Detroit, Michigan. The local chapter is headed by Mrs. Gladys Biggers. Women’s Rights. Delta member and human irghts for Indians activist, LaDonna Harris will attend the convention as will provincial Dorothy Height, President of the National Council of Negro Women and past president of Delta. Nine of the past presidents will be there, including Dr. Geraldine P. Woods, widely acclaimed embryologist and Dr. Jeanne L. Noble, Professor at New York University. Actress Ruby Dee and poet Nikki Giovanni will be initiated into Delta at this convention. Mrs. Lynnette Taylor, Executive Director of the sorority finds coordinating this convention a tremendously significant challenge. “Not only will this be the largest convention of all the fraternal groups in terms of registered delegates,” she reports, “but the response from government and business and the potential impact of the agenda are overwhelming. This will be a working convention and more than sixty major corporations nd government agencies have accepted Delta’s invitation to participate. “An actual Career Development Institute will take place at the convention and technological specialists will discuss and emonstrate such new-world breakthoughs as direct satellite educational systems, instructions system, informational systems for the retrieval and dissemination of educational data, automatic * language translation, nd telephonic and microwave communications -- even a ■ presentation on earth stations. I “We will pay special tribut to the late Michele Clark, a | member of the CBS Network | news team, during our communications workshop,” she added. | “To bring all of this into focus,” continued Mrs. Taylor, I “throughout the convention we will be giving indepth attention to legislative matters that affect women and will review the orders and directives that influence contract I compliance. With the insight and wisdom that we gain, we J will move from this point to implementation in our I programs.” Y This Peek's Special POWER TOOLS $7.99 SAWS DRILLS . 733.0222 1640 Olive Rd. /JB-uzzz Next to Ga. R.R. Overpass Hours 8-6 weekly Sat. 8-1 Swint's Discount Store WE CLOTHE THE ENTIRE FAMILY NAME BRAND MERCHANDISE 2122 Milledgeville Road Augusta. Georgia 1 WALLACE'S* REALESTATE 132 GWINNETT 722-8838 CHEROKEE PAWN 9th Street SHOP LOANS ON ANYTHING OF VALUE MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS. PISTOLS- GUNS - RIFLES TV S - RADIOS TYPEWRITERS Phone 722-2930 I ” - ;I- I r ' f ulfil J ■ - v ■ A ~ » *l9 i '/>■ ■HL ' »• • '**f> \ K-w / ;IL 7ti « M I? i V A 'IT " IB I • 1 U) I'lrM .’W Irl ■0 ■t I Fl Front Row (L—R) Mrs. Kenneth Roth and Mrs. Abe Fogel, Community Store; Mrs. Hettie F. Copel nd - AKA, and Mrs. Lucille E. Floyd - AKA. Back Row (L—R)G. Samuel Stone - Omega Psi Phi, Earlene Jackson - Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Mrs. Evelyn Turner - Basilers Sigma Gamma Rho, and Betty R. Martin - Delta Sigma Theta Sorority with Harvey L. Johnson - APA. (Not Pictured) Mabel C. Abram is Supreme Basileus of the Beta Chapter and Mrs. Bessie Oliveris Ist Anti-Supreme Basileus ETA chapter. t HI JBB 'WK HbOB I a k a .ajd r y n war' xU ht a nRwwH I BUSSEY GLASS CO We Do All Type of Glass Work ? Door Locks - Convertible Tops & I Power Windows Repaired I 1719SavannahRd 722-9854 I HELP WANTED S4OO a Month and up Must be personable, neat in appearence, own transportation. See Mr. Stewart 1008 Ellis St. Between 3 and spm. THURS. ONLY The Augusta News-Review - August 16, 1973 - JONES RECORD SHOP LP’S & TAPES SNACKS 1006 15th Ave. GOOD FAST SERVICE ' SICKLE CELL ANEMIA TEST SICKLE CELL CENTER SCREENING CLINIC OPEN MONDAY - FRIDAY 8:00 A.M. - 6:00 P.M. SATURDAYS 9:00 A.M. - 1:00 P.M. 1526 GWINNETT STREET PHONE 724-0104 REGISTERED NURSE ON DUTY NO CHARGE - - - NO WAITING 1 , (’qX i i FLOWERS K 12942 MILLEDGEVILLE ROAD I BUS 738.9401 RES 793-3509 Page 3