participated on the program were: Brother Robert H. Thompson, who gave the prayer; Brother Leonard Foster, who recognized guests; Brother Nathaniel Greene, who presented scholarships; Brother Edward Pollard, who presented scholarships; Brothers Henry Scurry and Cato Roach, who served as hosts for the evening; Brother Jerome Lofton of Motorola, Inc., who presented a scholarship; and Brother Willie Robinson, Ph.D., President of Florida Memorial College, Miami, Florida, who presented a scholarship. Expressions of joy were shown by Mrs. Alfred Pinkston, Ph.D., and Mrs. Nathaniel Hankerson (President of the Fort Lauderdale Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority) as their husbands received their respective plaques. Other Brothers who attended the affair included: Brothers Archie Holmes, Blanton Mitchell, Charles Morton, Floyd Lyons, James De Hart, Esq., Ronald E. Hart, Benjamin Lampkins, Esq., and Brother Robert Taylor, President of the Fort Pierce Alpha Chapter. Scholarships presented were representative of the following: Motorola, Inc., University of Central Florida, Bethune Cookman, Florida Memorial College, Morehouse College, WRBD Radio Station, Broward Community College, and Ronald De Hart & Associates, Inc. (a non-profit corporation). Many thanks to Mr. Thomas Woodberry of American Express; Joe Fisher of WRBD Radio Station; Richard Kip of Southern Bell Telephone; Kenneth Thurston of Thurston & Associates; Roy Mizell of Mizell Funeral Home; and Edward Harris of Cocao-Cola Bottling Company of Miami for their company's support.
Many thanks to soloists Gail Edwards of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Louise Greene of Piney Grove First Baptist, and Andrew Hector of Mount Tabor Baptist Church. Zeta Alpha Lambda continues to be a most active chapter here in the Sunshine State. Also, in conjunction with other Greek letter organizations and community groups, the chapter presented the Fourth Annual Memorial Service in memory of Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr., on Sunday, Jan. 13, 1980, at the New Mount Olive Baptist Church, Fort Lauderdale. Persons and organizations that participated in the religious service were Dorothy Howard, Delta Sigma Theta, who presented the "Introduction"; Katherine Evans, Alpha Kappa Alpha, who presented a presentation on "Rosa Parks"; W. George Allen, Esq., Alpha Phi Alpha, a presentation on "The '54 Decision"; Roscoe Webb, Ph.D., Kappa Alpha Psi, a presentation on "Ralph Albernathy"; Eunice Harvey, Sigma Gamma Rho, a presentation on the "Civil Rights Act of 1968"; Darren Edwards, Ronald De Hart, & Associates, a presentation on "Memphis: The Final Stop"; and Elizabeth Rudolph, Florida Memorial College Alumni Director, who presented "Letters" as written by Alpha Phi Alpha. Other persons who participated in the program were: Gail Edwards, Zeta Phi Beta; Norbert Williams, Alpha Phi Alpha; Alfred Pinkston, Ph.D., Alpha Phi Alpha; Malcolm Black, Ph.D., Omega Psi Phi; Reverend George Weaver, Phi Beta Sigma, and Pastor of the new Mount Olive Baptist Church. Also participating were Andrew Hector, Mount Tabor Baptist Church, Miami, Florida, and Wes Mabin,
Evangelist. Ushers for the program were the "Sons of Alphas" — Kenya De Hart, Roggie De Hart, Phillip Hankerson, Henry Scurry, Renard Rawls, and Antonio De Hart. Special guests for our program included: Honorable Henry Latimer, Broward Circuit Court Judge, Kappa Alpha Psi; Gilbert Porter, Ph.D., Alpha Phi Alpha; Honorable Edward Stack, 12th Congressional Representative to the U.S. Congress; Willie Robinson, Ph.D., Alpha Phi Alpha, President of Florida Memorial College, Miami, Florida; Art Kennedy, Kappa Alpha Psi, and President of the Classroom Teachers Association of Broward County Public Schools; and Bertha Walker, President of the Northwest Federated Women's Club. Congratulations to our new President Norbert Williams, who takes office in June, 1980. He is a middle school principal, deacon at Mount Calvary Baptist Church, Pompano Beach, Florida, community leader, family man, and a Brother of much worth in Alpha Phi Alpha. To Brother Raleigh Rawls, Esq., our out-going president, thanks for your leadership and professionalism in representing the Zeta Alpha Lambda Chapter of the Alpha Phi Alpha Fraternity, Inc.
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It is the upmost pleasure to announce to you some of Beta Omicron's accomplishments at Tennessee State University. On November 2 1 , 1979, 25 additional Brothers were initiated into our dear fraternity. This makes our chapter 38 Brothers strong and financial. With the increased size of our chapter, we here at Beta Omicron never falter when it comes to hard work and dedication for our dear fraternity. A prime example, is that we are well on our way towards our $500 donation for the million dollar fund drive. We believe strongly that we, as Alphamen, must be first of all, servants of all, and together we must transcend all. Since the majority of our Brothers maintain a 3.0 average or above on a 4.0 scale, its no wonder that our chapter dominates the major offices on our campus. These include the following: President of Student Government Assoc, Chairman of Student Election Commission, President of Pan-Hellenic (Standing, left to right): Brothers Charles Moore, Robert H. Thompson, Blanton Mitchell, Jerome Lofton, Charles Morton, Nathaniel Hankerson, Willie Allen. (Sitting, left to Council, right): President of TSU Chicago and Memphis Clubs, President of Honors Brothers Floyd Lyons, Leonard Foster, Ronald De Hart, Raleigh Rawls, Esq., Nathaniel Program, President Kappa Delta Phi Greene, and James De Hart, Esq., of Zeta Alpha Lambda. The Sphinx / Summer 1980
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