Indianapolis Recorder, Indianapolis, Marion County, 4 January 1986 — Page 4

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For Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority’s Graduate Chapter, Alpha Sigma, highlight of the 1985 year was the pre-Holiday Founders’ Week celebration. The Alpha Sigma Philo Affiliate Club performed various community service projects, including visiting and fellowship with Senior Citizens in a local nursing home. The undergraduate chapter in the metropolitan Indianapolis area welcomed three neophyte members to Gamma Zeta Chapter: Soror Anya Lawrence, Soror Natalie Kelly, and Soror

Priscella Stewart.

Friends, Sorors, and the general public applauded in concert the gifted speaker for the Founders’ Banquet, Soror Karla D. Smith, a staff attorney with the Nuclear Regulatory ^ Commission in Washington, D.C. Attorney Smith, who has served as a Women’s Public Policy Fellow at Georgetown University, encouraged the audience to continue the heritage of commitment to the youth by working with teen-agers, assisting them in acquiring knowledge of self, self-esteem, and knowledge necesary to pursue meaningful careers for the benefit

of society. As Northeast Regional Sally Hannigan of .Butler UniversiDirector for the sorority’s Project ty. Department of Education, acReassurance, Soror Smith pointed cepted the contribution for the out specific ways and means for of- University. The contribution was fering assitsance to teenage mothers donated in memory of recently and teenage fathers, which would be deceased founder, Soror Dorothy of benefit to those involved as well Hanley Whiteside, whose close as to their children and the com- relatives were also in attendance, munity at large. Atty. Smith was overwhelmed Climaxing the affair were the with the suprise po9em by Hoosier awards received by Atty. Smith: the Poet Laureat, Wendell Parker, key to the city presented by Karen • KARLA Kudos. The poem, read by King of the Mayor’s office, and a Soror Marier Cox was written for

plaque of appreciation from Alpha the occasion:

Sigma Chapter. Dear Sigma Sister Karla Smith, Other highlights of the activities Welcome to Indy-town. were varied and memorable: We are so very proud of you, (1) gifts presented to the Founders Achiever of renown.

in attendance, Soror Hattie M. With faith and hope you’ve moved

Dulin Bedford and Soror Vivian ahead

White Marbury, and From Saint Louis to D.C. acknowledgements from Founders Aflowerof Sigma Gamma Rho, Soror Mary L. Little of Los A lady born to lead. Angeles, Calif., and Soror Nan G. Welcome to Indianapolis Johnson, of Indianapolis, both of And Alpha Chapter too, whom were unable to be present. We wish good health and much

(2) receipt of the Mayor’s Pro- success

clamation of the Week as Sigma In all you plan to do! Gamma Rho Week by Chapter Another memorable part of the Basileus, Doris J. Brown, and program was the presentation of the (3) Central Regional Donation of Community Service Award to Mrs. five hundred dollars to the Sigma Dorothy Burse of the Citizen’s Gamma Rho Founders’ Collection Multi-Service Center. Presented by of Children’s Literature housed in Soror Helen T. Pruitt, the award the Irwin Library, on the campus of plaque noted that as Executive

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RECEPTION HOSTESSES for AttyJCarid Smith’s evening with the

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community were (from left) Philos Thelma Rodgers, Clara

Ruby Wharton and Faint Pruitt.

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PICTURED ARE SOME Sigma sorors from In- Atty. Karla Smith (lower right) of Washington, D.C.

dianapolis and Gary area during reception held for

POSED FOR ONE FINAL photo during reception are speaker Atty. Karla Smith, Soror Marier Cox, Soror Bessie Chumley-Jones. in whose home the reception was held, and program chairman Soror Georgia J. Ladd.

INTENTLY LISTENING TO Atty. Karla Smith’s challenge to the community are (from left) Founders Vivian Marbury and Hattie Bedford, with Soror Lora Vann.

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A TTY. KARLA D. SMITH, Founder’s Day speaker, accepts the key to the city from Karen King of the mayor’s office. Onlookers are Mistress of Ceremony Soror Hallie B. Carter of Alpha Sigma Chapter Basileus; and Soror Doris J. Brown.

SOROR HELEN T. PRUITT presents the 1985 Community Servic Award from Alpha Sigma Chapter to Mrs. Dorothy L. Burse, executive director of Citizen’s Multi-Service Center.

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