Lifestyle Sophisticated Settings November 23 2013

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November 23, 2013 - November 29, 2013, The Afro-American

Juanita Jordan and Terri Stith

Members of the Montgomery County, Md. section of the NCNW

Welcome by Sharon Goss

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Eleanor Thompson with the 2013 Bethune Achievers: Joan Stanard; Ethel Shelton; Evalena Washington and Isa Singleton

Rev. Dr. Trenace Richardson, minister and educator, delivered a speech that set an inspirational tone Oct. 16 when the Montgomery County, Md. section of the National Council of Negro Women (NCNW) held a brunch under the theme “Living up to our Promise, as we Embrace the Future.” The chapter recognized Joan Stanard; Ethel Shelton; Evalena Washington and Ida Singleton as the NCNW Montgomery County Section’s 2013 Bethune Achievers. Also on hand was writer Maurice Butler to sign copies of his book, Out from the Shadow: The Story of Charles L. Gittens Who Broke the Color Barrier in the United States Secret Service. Photos by Rob Roberts

Guest speaker Trenace Nicole Richardson, minister and educator

Author Maurice Butler (right) discusses his new book with a patron

Dr. Maxine Jenkins, Montgomery County NCNW Section president (seated, center) with Potomac Valley Section members

So Others Might Eat, the D.C. - based group that has been serving the city’s poor and homeless for more than 40 years, received Chi Eta Phi’s community service award at the sorority’s 47th Annual Fashion Show and

Brenda Shelton leading the singing of “Lift Every Voice and Sing”

Junella Young leads the reading of Dr. Mary McLeod Bethune’s last will and testament

Luncheon Oct. 27 at Martin’s Crosswinds in Greenbelt, Md. Under the leadership of Alpha Chapter President Brenda Ingram and Ways and Means Committee CoChairs Janet Jones and Ernestine

Guests moving though the buffet line

Dr. Trenace Richardson, center, with brunch guests

Brogsdale, the fashion show was a flawless blend of new couture by Lovely Lady Boutique, with commentary by Misty Turner, and old school music provided by The “G” Clefs.

Photos by Rob Roberts

Seated - Alana Demmings, Mattea Horton, Tiara Waton, Sydney Hawkins and Jere’ Waton; (standing) - Annie Daniels, Sonya Demmings and Jackie Bailey This stylish checkered jacket suits a brother for a casual evening

Strutting down the runway

The fashion show stopper Sorority members/guests from Baltimore with Janet Jones (standing, center) from Alpha Chapter

One of the male models with Misty, the commentator

Ernestine Brogsdale, co-Chair, Ways and Means Committee and Brenda Ingram (right), chapter president presents Community Service Award to Greg Chudy, donations coordinator, So Others Might Eat

(Standing) - Barbara Hackett, Velma Graves, Helen Goudin and Theresa Burrell; (Seated) - Janet Vinsen, Margaret Washington, and Alphonso Williams

It’s time for winter wear

Hattie Beasly, Joyce Halaver, Elorse Luddall, Sam Lee, Mary Minter, Sarri Law and Cynthia Branch

The Ways and Means Committee

Vernita Hamilton (seated) and D.C. Council Member Muriel Bowser

Edgar Brookins, Brig. Gen. (Ret) Clara Adams-Ender and Lt. Col. Priscilla Smalls

Alpha Chapter officers: Audrey Drake, Veronica Neal, Traci Jones, Juanita Hall, Barbara Hatcher, Verna Hill, Delores King, Keisha Simons, Verna Myers, Kenyatta Manns-Hazewood, Evette Lesesne, Brenda Ingram, Jacqueline Carver Pecku and Gwendolyn Webster


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