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Church’s Resource Center To Sponsor ‘Night Of Jazz’
Middleton Alums To Meet At School Sept. 8
The Middleton High School Alumni Association will resume its monthly meetings Saturday, Sep- tember 8, at the school, 4801 N. 22nd Street, in the Cafeteria. Alumni should enter on 22nd Street at Wilder Ave. to park.
The 2019 Miss Middle- ton, Kings and Queens Scholarship Ball Planning Committee meeting begins at 9:30 a. m., followed by the regular monthly meet- ing at 11 a. m.
The alumni association will honor all former Mid- dleton High School stu- dents who held those positions from 1935-2018 at the formal ball, sched- uled for Saturday, April 27, 2019.
More information about the activity and the infor- mal reception Friday, April 26, 2019, will be announced soon.
Phan Opeyi Boston
(Miss Middleton 1964- 1965) is chairman of the planning committee. Fred Hearns is co-chairman and Luvator Henry Nel- son is president of the alumni association.
For more information e-
mail secretary Yvonne
Douglas at yvon-
negd1950@gmail.com or
New Campus Committee
Chairman Nicole Donnell
at nicolejdonnell@gmail.
com. Miss Joyce Crawford was ‘Miss Middleton, 1965.’
RENAE KENDRICK
The Center for Manifesta- tion (Family Support and Re- source Center) is preparing for it’s 3rd Annual Evening of Jazz Fundraiser hosted by Dr. Mark T. Jones, Sr., Pastor of Manifestations Worldwide, and First Lady Lisa Jones.
The Family Support and Resource Center provides:
• Employment Resource
• Housing Resources
• Case Management Services • Transitional Housing Pro- gram
• Young Adults 18-21 aged out of foster care
• Single Mothers
• Senior Social Place (VA HOME)
• Life Skill Sessions
• Agency Community Collab- oration
• Much more!
“We are excited about our 3rd Annual Evening of Jazz on September 8th from 6-9 p. m., with a great performance by our local artists Lisa Mc- Clendon, Danny Vickers, Dell Barnes, David Wat- son and our Emcee, Shawney Timm, states Renae Kendrick, Director of The Family Support and Resource Center. “Guests will be served with a delicious Louisiana Style menu and door prizes for our guests.
“Lastly, on this night we will recognize a special per- son in the community as he has served to see so many others to self-sufficiency over the years. We are so honored to announce our Unity Recognition Award recipient goes to "Chris Ward," an employee with Tampa Hous- ing Authority,” she said.
Tickets are $30.00 and all funds go back into the com- munity to assist in crisis needs, says Ms. Kendrick.
For more information call 813-900-7941 or via email @: Renaekendrick21@gmail.co m. (See advertisement in this issue)
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