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Runners-up Joyce Watkins, Edna Forth and Veronica Bennett are pictured with Alpha
Queen Gussie Hurt.
New Queen For Alphas
Alpha Chi Lambda Chapter
of Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity
Spelman Students
Named To Who’s Who
Augusta’s Raymone K. Bain,
a senior at Spelman College is
among 27 Spelman students to
be named to WHO’S WHO
AMONG STUDENTS IN
AMERICAN UNIVERSITIES
AND COLLEGES for
1975-1976 publications.
Things You Should Know
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crowned Miss Gussie M. Hurt
as its queen for 1975-76.
Miss Hurt works in the
The young ladies were
selected on the basis of
scholastic achievements,
outstanding leadership in
extracurricular activities, and
contributions in community
service programs.
public school system in
Richmond County.
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BRENDA WILKINSON
Georgia Author’s First Book Reviewed
By Gwen Edmonds
LUDELL. By Brenda
Wilkinson. Harper & Row.
Cloth, $5.95
This is the first novel of the
Georgia born Brenda
Wilkinson, and it will be
difficult for her to create
another as charming and
refreshing as “Ludell.” Any
Black child from age ten and
up can readily relate to
Ludell’s experiences. And for
the adults, well, you will find
Paine College
Alumni
Meeting
The Augusta Chapter of the
Paine College Alumni
Association will hold its regular
monthly meeting on Sunday,
Nov. 23 at 4 p.m. at the home
of Mrs. Mildred Southward -
1213 Wrightsboro Rd.
Periodically the meetings
will be held in various parts of
the city in an effort to invoke
all local Paineites in small
informal, regional groups.
Although some of the meetings
will be held in regional areas,
all meetings are open to the
public and all Paineites are
urged to attend.
Strengthening the Alumni
support and involvement with
the college will be discussed.
Morehouse
Receives
Grant
From IBM
Dr. Hugh M. Gloster,
President of Morehouse
College, announced today that
the Atlanta liberal arts
institution has received a
$75,000 unrestricted grant
from the International Business
Machines Corporation. This
gift brings IBM’s total
commitment to the college’s
Second-Century Development
Campaign to SIOO,OOO.
yourself returning to those
happy, and sometimes, sad
moments that only Blacks
understand.
“Why you got to work so
hard every Saturday mama?”
Ludell said.
“We-eH, I figure I work all
week polishing somebody else’s
home, I might as well give all I
go to my own, the one day I
do spend cleaning it,” she
explained.
There are many tender
moments between Ludell and
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NEW MEMBERS OF LINKS, INC. Standing (L-R): Mrs. Edward Mclntyre, Mrs. H.R. Scott, Mrs. S.W. Walker, Mr&
James E. Carter 111, Mrs. Wilhelmina Sanders, Mrs. E.B. Williams 111, and Mrs. William Griffin. Seated (L-R): Mrs.
Wilhelmina Brodie and Dr. Justine Washington. Not shown: Mr& Latimer Blount and Mrs. John Ruffin.
Augusta Chapter Os Links Inducts New Members
Eleven members were
recently inducted into the
Augusta Chapter of Links,
Incorporated, at the home of
Link Marjorie Carter. The new
members are: Jean Blount,
Wilhelmina Brodie, Judy
Carter, Bernice Griffin, Jaunita
Mclntyre, Judy Ruffin,
Wilhelmina Sanders, Betsy
Scott, Naomia Walker, Justine
Washington, and Sharon
Williams. Following the
ceremony, husbands and guests
joined members at an informal
reception.
The new members join more
than 3200 women committed
to the threefold purpose of
educational, civic, and cultural
activities. The Augusta Chapter
is one of 144 chapters of
Links, chartered in 33 states.
Since its founding in 1946,
Links, Inc. has made significant
Mama (actually Grandmother),
but even with the love and
security, Ludell occasionally
wonders who her father is and
when will her mother come to
visit again.
Brenda Wilkinson was born
in Moultrie, Ga., and grew up
in Waycross. She attended
Hunter College in New York
City, where she now lives with
her husband and two
daughters. Her short story,
“Rosa Lee Loves Bennie,”
appeared in Sonia Sanchez’s
anthology, “We Be Word
Sorcercers,” and she also writes
poetry.
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contributions to the
advancement of Black causes.
Through per capita
membership contributions,
grants-in-aid of more than a
half million dollars have been
made to various groups,
including the NAACP, the
March of Dimes, Sickle Cell
Disease Research, the National
Urban League, and the Niger
Fund.
At its 1974 national
assembly in Washington, D.C.,
Links, Inc. gave $132,000 to
the United Negro College
Fund. This represented the
largest single contribution
UNCF had received. UNCF will
also be the recipient of the
1976 biannual grant-in-aid,
expected to exceed one
hundred thousand dollars.
Through local chapter
activities and projects, Links
has promoted and supported
the creative and performing
arts, served specific community
needs of the disadvantaged,
and sponsored activities for
youth. The Augusta Chapter
has contributed to all national
grants-in-aid since its
chartering. In addition, the
local chapter has held art
exhibits and programs to
afford talented youth in this
area an opportunity to display
their abilities. Augusta Links
have given items to the
University Hospital, sponsored
youth attendance at concerts,
and supported civic projects. In
the spring of 1975, an
International Weekend was
sponsored in conjunction with
college students at Paine.
Local chapter members in
addition to the inductees
include: Mrs. Allen Brown,
Mrs. John Watkins, Mrs. W.M.
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The Augusta News-Review, November 2U, 1975-
Russell, Mrs. W.S. Hornsby,
Sr., Mrs. Helena Thompson,
Mrs. C.M. Richardson, Miss
Louise Laney, Mrs. J.W.
Barrington, Mrs. M.E. Braxton,
WISE ENERGY USE
MAKES SENSE
FOR EVERYBODY.
Straight Talk by
Bob Scherer
President,
Georgia Power Company
In previous messages, I reported to you
about our “summerize” and “winterize”
campaigns—helping residential custom
ers use electricity more efficiently. Many
of our people also are actively working
with commercial and industrial customers
for the same purpose.
These customers use large amounts of
electricity in the various ways they serve
you; they are your schools, hospitals, res
taurants, food processors, manufacturers,
shopping centers. If they can hold down
operating costs, that helps hold down the
price of goods and services they provide
for you.
Georgia Power engineers offer these
customers energy management surveys
(the same kind of assistance we offered
residential customers in other programs).
We can also help with analyses of energy
use systems, studies of power demand
patterns and suggestions for reducing on
peak demand.
Here again we’re attempting to help
customers watch electric costs, and also
to shave the peak demand responsible
for much of our costly plant construction.
This summer peak is created largely by
heavy air conditioning demand on a very
few hot days. If customers can help by
cutting on-peak electrical usage, some of
the need for construction will be reduced.
This in turn will help stabilize electric
prices for everybody and help keep Geor
gia’s economy strong.
If you want information on using energy
more efficiently, contact any company
office. And if you have suggestions on
how we can better provide for your elec
trical needs, I would appreciate hearing
from you.
Write
Bob Scherer
P.O. Box 4599
Atlanta, Georgia 30302
Georgia Power Company
a citizen wherever we serve 9
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Mrs. J.M. Hinton, Mrs. J.M.
Tutt, Mrs. Annie Walker, Mrs.
J.E. Carter Jr., Mrs, Virginia
Calhoun, and Mrs. Tracey E.
Williams Jr.