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78th Street Community Library Essay Contest
Are you a 5th grader? Submit an essay about your role model and you could win a laptop! Essays need to be sub- mitted along with a completed registration form to the 78th Street Library by Friday, October 16th at 6 p. m.
Please see a staff member at the library for a registration form and more details. Laptops donated to the Friends of the 78th Street Community Library by Rent King 7466 Palm River Rd., Tampa.
Friday, September 25
The Riverview Library from 2:30-4 p. m. - You Can Manage Diabetes!
Saturday, September 26
The Seffner-Mango Library from 10:30 a. m. – 1 p. m. - Seffner Stitching Society (crochet, knit, cross stitch, sew).
The John F. Germany Library from 10:30 a. m. – 12 p. m. - The HIVE: Adobe Story CC - An Introduction to Screen Writing.
The West Tampa Library from 10:30-11:30 a. m. - Hillsborough County Bar Association Library Series: Liti- gating common consumer problems.
The John F. Germany Library from 2-5:30 p. m. - Sewing at the HIVE: Dressmaking.
The Seminole Heights Library from 2-4 p. m. - Kick Start Your Health and Vegetarian Cooking.
The Seffner-Mango Library at 3 p. m. - Teen Advi- sory Board Meeting: Join the Teen Board and earn commu- nity service hours towards graduation, scholarships and more.
The Port Tampa Library from 3-5 p. m. - Port Tampa Library Quilters meet every 4th Saturday of the month.
The John F. Germany Library from 3-5 p. m. – “Free People of Color: Soldiers In the Civil and Revolution- ary Wars” and meet the local author, Gigi Best as she speak about her genealogical research. A book signing will follow.
The 78th Street Library from 4-5 p. m. - Computer Tutoring (Microsoft software, email and internet).
The Robert W. Waunders Library from 6-10 p. m. - The Robert W. Saunders Library Founders and the Greater Tampa Chapter of Jack and Jill of American, Inc. presents “Our Lives, Our Children, Our Legacies.” The guest speaker will be Iiyasah Shabazz, daughter of Malcolm X.
This is a benefit program. For additional information and tickets call 813-812-GALA (4252) or visit the websites: rwsaunders.org or www.greatertampajackandjill.org.
September Birthdays
Sending a happy birthday shout out to all September birthday celebrants, hoping that you have many more!
Sick And Shut-Ins
Please continue praying for the sick and shut-ins: Bob Anthony, Rhonda Williams, Eloise Griffin, Barbara Sprauve, Brenda Ford-Welch, Wayne Owens, Keith Ennnis, Lydia McNeal and Freida Washington.
Sympathy
We send our deepest sym- pathy to those who recently lost a loved one. May you seek the Lord for com- fort, strength and guidance during this time of bereave- ment.
Progress Village 2015 Panthers Cheer Teams
Flag Cheerleaders
Mykia Bailey, Dreleah Barton, Sierra Braxton, Yeshia Brown, Serenity Cesar, Alasia Flowers, Deyahna Ford, Samahri Francique, Gabrielle He- witt, Aneyah Levy, Monae Levy, Makiyah Logan, Emagine Oats, Kessiah Richards, Trin- ity Weller, De’Mariya Murphy, Trenaye Ware, Quiana Palmer, Brianna George, Kalyia Hunt and Aniya Miller. Coaches: Head Coach Tia Rey, Asst. Amy Stokes and Tiffaney Brown.
Peewee Cheerleaders Janice Braxton, Ayanna Bruce, Asia Collins, Armani Davis, Jimya Saffold, Nyla Gig- ger, Faith Glanton, Amiyah Hadley, Gabrielle Hamilton, Keiyala Hargrove, Sha’miyah Hill, Kenda- lyn Johnson, Kadence Kitt, Azariah Lee, Tier- rah Lee, Drekayla Mag- wood, Tamiyah Randolph, E’moni Rev- els, Desiree Thomas, Destiny Thomas, Gabrille Jones and Lind- sey Halloway. Coaches: Head Coach Erica Sanders-Henry, Asst. Darvette Wilson and
Julicia Blount.
Super Midgets Cheerleaders
Mykira Bailey, Jemera Hollow, Brooklynn In- gram, Cin’sere Murphy, Chelecia Reed, Kyejaia Garvin, Amaurie Ander- son, Sannitra Cowen, Reniya Francique, Aan- ishah Hadley, Jewell Harwell, Maliyah Hogue, Arianna Richards, Jamariah Tay- lor, Marlayah Smith, Areona Jalbert, Jamya Grubbs and Lauren Hal- loway.
Midgets Cheerleaders Alexanderia Frazier, Irena Griffith, Amau- riyah Harris, Sedriyanna Jones, Janiya Bethea, Alena McPherson, Krishariea Thomas, Treniyah Ware, Jaliyah Weaver, Kayla Williams and Kyla Williams. Coaches: Head Coach Brittney, Asst. Monique Hardy and
Cierra Sanders.
Varsity Cheerleaders Makaijah Bailey, Makayha Burt, Davinaye Flowers, Journi Hud- son, Caitlyn Hughes, Ashleigh McPherson, Deanna Wilson, Jaylynn Gordon, Rynicqua Green, Kamia Guyton, Desha George. Coaches: Head Coach Joanne Gonzales, Asst. Ena McPherson and Chelsea Stewart. Cheer Coordina-
tor: Katrisha Logan. News submitted by Coach
Nicole.
All have done a fantastic job this 2015 season and are due recognition from the Progress Village Community and surrounding areas!
Minority Women Scholarships
American Scholar- ships for Minority Stu- dents: Barbara Jordan Health Policy Scholars Pro- gram, Black Excel Scholar- ship Gateways, Coca-Cola Scholars Foundation, First in My Family Scholarship Program, Fisk Premedical Summer Institute/Minority Medical Education Program, General Mills Technology Scholars Award, Interna- tional Education Financial Aid, The Jackie Robinson Foundation (high school seniors only), LGBT Scholar- ships, National Science and Mathematics Access to Re-
tain Talent Grant (SMART Grant), Students of Color Scholarship, Ron Brown Scholarship (high school seniors).
Law School: MCCA Lloyd M. Johnson, Jr. Schol- arship Program, and NAACP Earl Warren Shearman and Sterling Law School Scholar- ship.
NAACP Scholarships:
Earl G. Graves Scholarship, Agnes Jones Scholarship, Lillian and Samuel Sutton Scholarship, Roy Wilkins Scholarship and the Huber- tus W. V. William Scholar- ship, National Association of Black Journalists, National Black Police Association, Sallie Mae Fund American Dream Scholarship, United Negro College Fund Scholar- ships for Latina Women, Legal Defense and Educa- tion Fund, National Society of Black Engineers Scholar- ship List, and USA Funds.
Thought For Today
Kind words can be short and easy to speak, but their echoes are truly endless.
Scripture (Psalm 108:13)
Through God we shall do valiantly for He it is that shall tread down our ene- mies.
For Your Information
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President Barak Obama
and his family, the service- men and women (active and inactive), pastors, public ser- vants, volunteers, homeless, missing persons and those incarcerated and our fami- lies.
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