Redefining Education Goals Discussed At AAUW Meeting
The Hammond Branch AAUW met at Mrs. Martha Fuller’s Woodland Park home for February. President Thelma Bankston welcomed members and led a moment of silence for Mrs. Lillian Warner.
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Newspaper
Hammond Wednesday Star
Location
Hammond, Louisiana, United States of America
Date
Mar 01, 1978
Page
2
The Hammond Branch AAUW met at Mrs. Martha Fuller’s Woodland Park home for February. President Thelma Bankston welcomed members and led a moment of silence for Mrs. Lillian Warner.
Heritage Manor residents sang and danced for Valentine’s Day with Phyllis Kelly, an Southeastern opera student, performing The Lords Prayer and love songs. The Southeastern sorority Ashaki E. Faru provided refreshments. Various performers and staff expressed appreciation for a cheerful event. A Hammond High School Distributive Education class hosted an employer appreciation banquet at Sammy's Restaurant with local business leaders attending.
The Northside Dobees provided refreshments for a monthly birthday party at Hammond Nursing Home. At the head table were Bessie Bosco aged 82 Annie Bates aged 63 and Jane DeMars aged 72. Others celebrating included Felice Cattalo 79 Harry Zehner 85 Ailie Wolz 89 Enola Leblanc 64 Ella Muse 76 Ruby DeWolf 89 Marceline Guidry 99 and Carrie Rowne 84.
Friends of Mrs. Ella Cason Jackson honor her at Gordon Chapel Church Amite La on Sunday March 12 1978 at 3 pm. Everyone is invited.
The Barrett residence hosted the February Book Club meeting on West Church Street with president Mrs. A C Powell presiding. Afternoon reviewer Mrs. Royal Sanford discussed His Soul Goes Marching On by Mary Raymond Shipman Andrews, honoring Ontie Flieller.
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