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Love Unlimited
People are always asking
about LOVE UNLIMITED and
how they got together.
LOVE UNLIMITED got
started in San Pedro, Calif.,
when two sisters, Giodean and
Linda, started singing with
their friend, Diane, for their
own amusement and pleasure.
They say they never dreamed
that singing, as a group, would
become their professional
career or that they would
travel all over the world
performing as a result of their
recording fame, popularity and
success.
They have been together for
7 years now and they laugh
when they remember their
reluctancy to sing with a friend
Teacher Os The Year
By Donna F. Jones
Rev. Raymond Thompkins
was selected as the Outstanding
Teacher of the Year by the
faculty of Sego Junior High
School.
At Sego, Rev. Thompkins
teaches ninth grade biological
science and he also teaches
science to excelerated students
of the school.
He received his early training
in the public schools of
Richmond County and his
secondary training at the
Immaculate Conception
Academy. He matriculated to
Paine College where he
majored in natural science and
received the bachelor of arts
degree.
While in college he pursued
biblical training as a counselor
and student at Bethel Bible
Institute and counseled at
Camp Columbia, S.C.
He studied further at North
Carolina A&T State University
in Greensboro, N.C. where he
received the master of science
degree in biological science
■ ' education.
Rev. Thompkins is married
to the former Miss Bernice
■ Wilcox of Sarasota, Fla. and is
the father of two daughters,
Julie 15, Ramell 11, and one
son, Raymond Jr., 6.
Tryouts For Play
Augusta College announces
< mat tryouts will be held in the
Performing Arts Theatre on
Thursday, June 19 between the
hours of 6:30 and 8:30 p.m.
for Noel Coward’s comedy
“Hay Fever”, according to
. Keith Cowling, drama director.
Try-outs for the play are
open to all. The dates of the
production willbe July 22 -
July 24.
who was recording at a
Hollywood studio. They
always thought they were good
enough as a singing group, but
were a little shy and kind of
afraid to get involved as a
recording group without the
proper guidance. Before the
session was over the Maestro
Barry White had coaxed them
into singing one of the tunes
they had written to get an idea
of their sound. This started it
all. Mr. White spent the next
couple of years or so rehearsing
them, coaching them and
convincing them that when he
did take them into the studio
to record, they would be an
instant hit recording group.
Rev. Raymond Thompkins
FREE - BABY JACK POT
WIN $25.00
ENTER TODAY CALL: 793-5617
THERE IS ABSOLUTELY NO CHARGE TO YOU
We will come into your home by appointment and take a free photo of your
baby and enter it in our Weekly Photo Jack Pot. The winning baby's photo
will be published in the Augusta News-Review newspaper the following week.
We will use the social security number of the baby's mother or guardian in
our public drawing. This number will represent your baby. The number that
is drawn will be placed in or near this advertisement in the News-Review
newspaper. In order to win, the mother or guardian must find his number
and contact Stewart's Photo Call on or before the next publishing date,
793-5617 Monday thru Friday 10 a.m. to 9 p.m.
Limited up to five years of age. The public drawings are being held at
various business locations, in the Augusta area, the next will be at Pioneer
Discount, 1116 Broad Street, June 21th at 1 p.m.
One News-Review newspaper will be posted at the location of
drawing for use of those who enter our Free Baby Jack Pot, although the
News-Review newspapers are available for purchase at various businesses
throughout the CSRA. Children of persons who are participating in
conducting this Jack Pot are not eligible to draw nor be a winner.
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Last week's winner, Miss Priscilla White, of our
Weekly Free Baby Jack Pot. She won $25.00 in cash
drawn by Mrs. Margaret James held at the Pioneer
Discount Store, 1116 Broad St., June 14th at 1 p.m.
r.oo, he J S . t,ie 3-year-old-daughter of Mrs. Mary White
932 1 / 2 Cedar St.
Mrs. Margaret James, who volunteered to draw
received a $5.00 gift certificate at Greenway Curb
Market, 1889 Gordon Hwy.
Couple United In Ceremony
At Thankful Baptist Church
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WEDDING PARTY Phot ° by stan Raines
Miss Ramona Elaine Moore
and Richard Ervin Calloway
exchanged wedding voews at 5
p.m. Saturday in Thankful
Baptist Church. The Rev. N.T.
Young officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Moore Jr.
The groom’s parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Calloway.
Fred Calloway Jr., brother
Hosea Williams Protests
Parham
Last week Hosea Williams
called on Georgians to join
in protesting the appointment
of Jim Parham as head of the
State’s Department of Human
Resources.
Rep. Williams stated that
Parham’s appointment is
against the will of the majority
of the people and preserves a
clique in state government. He
further states that Mr. Parham
is more responsible for the
chaotic condition of the
Department of Human
of the groom, served as best
man. Ushers were Byron
Moore, brother of the bride,
Anthony Calloway, brother of
the groom and Johnny Moore.
Maid of honor was Miss
Vonteice Williamson.
Bridesmaids were Miss Dorothy
Lawson, Miss Cheryl Williams
and Miss Vemita Bennings.
Resources (this includes
Medicaid, Food Stamps, as well
as Welfare), than any single
individual.
“The last head of the
Department of Human
Resources, Richard Harden,
was nothing but a figure-head,
while it was Jim Parham
actually running the
Department.”
Rep. Williams says that he
would like for Busbee to make
it publicly known the list of
persons who applied for the
position, their qualifications
PLEASE NOTE
WE WILL SOON VACATE BUILDING. CUSTOMERS
! FOR WHOM WE ARE HOLDING GARMENTS OR
GARMENTS TO BE PICKED-UP, PLEASE DO SO BY
JUNE 21, 1975.
BAXTER FACTORY STORE
365 BROAD STREET 724-7300
Support The
Concerned Mothers Club
SEND YOUR CONTRIBUTION TO:
P.O. BOX 5098
AUGUSTA, GA. 30906
PHONE: 724-6862
'four local
Pepsi-Cola bottler
presents:
EBONY
AFFAIR
produced by John Jackson
Tune in and turn-on to a
half-hour of musical variety
featuring top hits and the artists
who made them famous.
Latimore, Fredrick Knight,
and the Ovations
Catch the action ai 1:30 P.M.
on Saturday, June 21 on
Channel 6.
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Ring bearer was Ricky
Jennings
Flower girl was Miss Terrilyn
Dixon.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father.
After the ceremony, a
reception was held at the
Pilgrim Civic Center.
Following a wedding trip to
Atlanta, the couple will live in
Augusta.
Appointment
and the reasons why they were
not hired.
Also, that the Governor
appoint a Black Deputy under
Parham. “I personally would
like to see the Black
community participate in the
selection of this Black Deputy,
because 1 don’t see Governor
Busbee allowing the Black
voters participation in anything
else that is relevant, and it
certainly was the Black vote
balance that elected Busbee as
Governor of Georgia.”
The Augusta News-Review - June 19, 1975 -
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MRS. ELOISE PENDARVIS
Teacher Retires
After 39 Years
By Donna F. Jones
Mrs. Eloise K. Pendarvis
retired from the Aiken County
Public School system on May
31, after 39 years of teaching.
Mrs. Pendarvis received her
early training from Central
School in North Augusta and
Betty’s Jr. College. She earned
her bachelor of science degree
in elementary education from
Allen University, Columbia,
S.C. She later received her
master of science degree from
North Carolina College,
Durham, N.C.
Mrs. Pendarvis taught second
grade in Leesville, S.C.,
Lexington Co. and Bouknight
School, Trenton, S.C. She also
taught first grade at Central
School where she was the girts’
basketball coach and head of
the music department.
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SHOP THESE
STORES!
1. Belk's
2. Big Star
3. Cullums
4. Davisons
5. H.L. Green
6. J.C. Penney '
7. J.B. White
8. Rhodes '
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After intergration she was
employed at Central
Summerfield School where she
was head teacher of
Summerfield Annex and
chairwoman of the first grade
teachers for five years.
On Thursday, May 29, Mrs.
Pendarvis was given inscribed
silver goblets by the
Parents/Teachers Association
of Summerfield and on May 28
a surprize luncheon was given
in her honor where she was
presented a silver tray for her
39 years of dedicated teaching.
Mrs. Pendarvis is a member
of the Second Providence
Baptist Church and is married
to Dea. Leroy L. Pendarvis.
She resides at 366 Euclid Ave.
Congratulations Mrs.
Pendarvis from the Augusta
News-Review.
Capri Cinema
302 Bth St. 722-4507
NOW SHOWING
<2) Adult Films
'*— > in passionate color
"Office Party"
&
I "Two into Two"
You must be 18 years of age
Proof Required
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