KWF Delta Docket 2016 April

The Delta Docket

Knightdale-Wake Forest
Alumnae chapter

Delta Sigma Theta Sorority,
Inc.

Inside this issue:

President’s Message 3
Vice-President’s 4
Message
Deltaversary 5-6
Birthdays 7
Embodi 8-9
10
Embodi Seniors

Soror Graduates 11

Sip and Share 12-13

Soror Recognition/Award 14-15

Volume 46, Issue 7 Jabberwock 16-18
April/May
2016 Divine 9 NC Legislative Day 19-20

Crowns on High Noon Tea 21-22

Economic Development Tips 23-24

Stroll to the Poll 25

Raleigh Alumnae Prayer 26
Breakfast 27

May Week

2015-2016 Scholarships 28-29

HBCU Softball Classic 30

East Wake Community Day 31

Committee Roles & Respon- 32
sibilities

Correspondences 33-37

PRESIDENT’S CORNER

Greetings Sorors,
This is our last Delta Docket for the 2015-2016 chapter year. We started the year off with a bang at our
Chapter Retreat followed by the First Annual Eastern Wake Community Day in Wendell and ended with the
successful Crowns @ High Noon Tea. This final issue of the year is to celebrate and highlight the accom-
plishments of our chapter sorors. We SALUTE you!
THANK YOU to the great committee chairs that put in the hard work and dedicated hours to make all of
our five-point thrust programs successful.
THANK YOU to the chapter sorors who realize our fundraisers benefit our scholarship programs. Thanks
to you, we are giving out approximately $8000 in scholarships to deserving students in our service areas.
THANK YOU for focusing more on the “us” and less on the “me”. TEAM work will continue to make our
DREAM work!
THANK YOU for investing your time in continuing the legacy of making KWF Alumnae the best chapter in
the state. Watch world, here we come!
THANK YOU for giving me the space to grow in leadership. I made some mistakes along the way and grew
as a result. As our elders say “When you know better, you do better”. Thanks for the reminding me to take
care of my health through your encouraging and stern words. I am thankful that our chapter is truly loving
and supportive.
Stay tuned and alert over the summer for the new projects we have planned for 2016-2017 chapter year.
There will be an activity specifically designed just for you to assist our very diverse and growing chapter.
The best is yet to COME!
James 2:26 KJV For as the body without the spirit is dead, so faith without works is dead also.
Sisterly love,
JuJuan C. Mitchell

VICE PRESIDENT’S mESSAGE

Countdown! Five, four, three, two, one....summer break is here! The school bell rings and the children
scamper to their various summer activities. The final gavel strikes for Sorors to close the business of the
2015-2016 sorority year. Knightdale-Wake Forest Alumnae Chapter completes the sorority year with some
awe-inspiring community service activities. The second half of the sorority year continued with our Youth
Initiative meetings and activities. In addition, the highlighted major events are as follows:

Physical and Mental Health Fair
Jabberwock 2016
5th Annual Crowns at High Noon Season of Life Tea
May Week
Scholarship and Awards Ceremony
End of the Year Cookout
2016 South Atlantic Regional Conference in Virginia Beach, VA

Whether you attended none, one, some or all of the chapter's phenomenal events, we thank you for all
that YOU, my Soror, do for the success of our chapter. This is not the end! Knightdale-Wake Alumnae Chap-
ter is growing into a seasoned experienced chapter with many astronomical members with unlimited ideas.
Let's continue this positive momentum in our chapter by presenting your award winning community service
ideas. As the quote "The roots of education is bitter, but the fruit is sweet" by Aristotle indicates, it's hard
to reach the ultimate goal but in the end we as a chapter reap hefty rewards.

Yours In Delta,
Soror Cynthia Daniel-Williams
Chapter Vice-President

Deltaversary

Tonya Peele 4/1/94 Ahoskie Alumnae
Jacqueline Debnam-Bailey 4/3/81 Gamma Phi-WSSU
Linnetta Threatt 4/4/85 Alpha Lambda – NCCU
Ellen Nathan 4/5/12 Alpha Rho – Shaw Univ.
Rahshanae Stanton 4/5/12 Alpha Rho – Shaw Univ.
Tamika Jenkins 4/5 Alpha Rho – Shaw Univ.
Cherry Clark 4/6/08 Durham Alumnae
Raquel Bryant 4/8/95 Xi Beta – Withrop Univ.
Renne Saddler 4/9/95 Alpha Lambda – NCCU
Felicia Pierce-McKenzie 4/9/95 Alpha Lambda – NCCU
Sharon Woodard 4/9/09 Johnston County Alumnae
Jennie Barrette 4/10/90 Gamma Phi – WSSU
Tanya Thompson 4/11/98 Durham Alumnae
Caronda Ellison 4/11/98 Theta Iota – UNCW
Melissa Wilson 4/12/90 Delta Chi – ECSU
Kendra Eaton 4/13/08 Phi Gamma – WCU
Christal Tanks 4/15/04 Alpha Omicron – Seattle
Ashley Holmes(Cherry) 4/16/05 Lambda Eta –Old Dominion Univ
Kelcy Walker 4/17/05 Kappa Sigma – ECU
Chantay McNeil 4/17/97 Delta Chi – ECSierceU
Tammie Poole 4/17/15 Delta Chi – ECSU
Stephanie Jones 4/17/10 New Bern Alumnae
Jacqueline Jackson 4/18 Gamma Phi – WSSU
Marla Clayton 4/19/95 Alpha Lambda – NCCU
Kathie Pierce 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Oris Jones 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Nicole Thompson 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Teresa Connor 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Shonika Williams 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Opal Williams 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Priscilla Henderson 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Deremia Johnson 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
LaDawn Marshall-McBride 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Gloria Montague 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Cynthia Daniel-Williams 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Brandee Stevenson 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Melissa Mack 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Toni Bland 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Lisa Langford 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Arlene Knuckles 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Kana Cutchin 4/19/08 KWF Alumnae
Nikki Marshall 4/20/02 Winston-Salem Alumnae
JuJuan Mitchell 4/22/90 Gamma Rho – St. Aug

Deltaversary

Majorie Newman 4/25/98 Chicago Alumnae
Bettina Pope 4/25/98 Ahoskie Alumnae
Marissa “Missy” Lee 4/25/99 Alpha Rho – Shaw Univ.
Rashunda Jennings 4/25/99 Gamma Rho – St. Aug
Sabrina Tucker 4/26/96 BMAC
Loretta Mills 4/27/96 Winston-Salem Alumnae
Karlita Harris 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
LaDonna Thomas 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Kimberly Y. Williams 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Jahala Simuel 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Kimberlee Higgs 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Freda Cole 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Rosa Gilchrist Oates 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Doris Thompson 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Ruby Denning 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Tonya Koonce-Daniels 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Rita Holder 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Tracey Gillans-Pittman 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
LaTasha Friday 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Nicole Benjamin 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Shontera Gillespie-Coleman 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Tiara Thomas 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Cassandra McDowell 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Natalie Lunsford 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Laketha Miller 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Karen Sue Parker-Bridges 4/27/02 KWF Alumnae
Allison Perry 4/90 Gamma Iota – Hampton Univ
Mikenlette Avent 4/96 Delta Chi – ECSU
Kristel Hedgepeth 5/1/04
Belindia Scott 5/2/92 Gamma Rho— St. Aug
Phoebe Banks 5/2/92 Gamma Rho— St. Aug
Desretta McAlister-Harper 5/5/82
Karen Allen 5/90
Brenda Thomas 6/6

BIRTHDAYS

Linnetta Threatt 4/1
JuJuan Mitchell 4/4
Sonya Mitchiner 4/4
Yolanda Hyman 4/13
Sabrina Tucker 4/14
Gail Dickerson 4/15
Deborah C. Barnes 4/19
Jennie Barrette 4/19
Felicia Pierce-McKenzie 4/20
DeLeithia Summey 4/21
Deremia Johnson 4/25
Rashunda Jennings 4/25
Marla Clayton 5/1
Terry E. Upchurch 5/1
Brenda Thomas 5/2
Michelle Vick 5/14
Toni Bland 5/14
Tamara Oyejide 5/18
Lisa Langford 5/24
Laketha M. Miller 5/27
Ruby Denning 5/29
Tonya Koonce-Daniels 6/2
Renne Saddler 6/2
Monica Perry 6/4
Alison Perry 6/5
Hope Murphy Tyehimba 6/13
Tammie Poole 6/19
Cherry Clark 6/21
Kristel Hedgepeth 6/21
Jacqueline Jackson 6/24

Delores Stacey-Merritt 6/24

Danita Horton 6/24

Lillie Brown-Clark 6/29

Arlene Knuckles 6/30





EMBODI SENIORS

Student: Antwain Mercurius, Student: Daiquan Hinton,
Parents: Donovan Mercurius and Sharonda Ar- Parents: Craig and Barbara Hinton,
nold, High School: Granville Central High School in
High School: Garner Magnet High School, Stem, NC,
This Fall: North Carolina A & T State University This Fall: NC Wesleyan College

Student: Derek Alston, Student: Brandon Ulmer,
Parents: Derrick and Beth Alston, Parents: Nicholas and Ruth Ulmer,
High School: Garner Magnet High School, High School: Knightdale High School of Collab-
This Fall: East Carolina University orative Design,
This Fall: Undecided

Student: Maurice Reed Jones,
Parents: Maurice Xavier Jones and Bridges Reed,
High School: Garner Magnet High School,
This Fall: Catawba College

GRADUATES

Miss Allison Monique Neptune was a member of the 2016 graduating class of North Carolina Central University in Durham, N. C.
Graduating Cum Laude with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Psychology. Her future plans are to attend Wake Forest University in
Winston Salem, NC to receive her Master’s Degree in Clinical Psychology
She is the daughter of Kelvin, Sr. and Leah Neptune and the grand daughter of Soror Agnes Maske all of Wake Forest, N.C.
Allison was a very active member of the Delta Gems for five years. She was crowned Miss Jabberwock in the 2012 Jabberwock
Scholarship Pageant of the Knightdale-Wake Forest Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. She was a high school
graduate of Franklin Academy in Wake Forest, N.C.

Miss Chardonnay Toomer is a member of the 2016 graduating class of Clayton High School in Johnston County. Her future plans
are to attend University of North Carolina Greensboro to study Nursing.
Chardonay is the daughter of Soror Jahal Simuel.

SIP AND SHARE

SIP AND SHARE

Ms. Dula received the Wake County Public Schools Employee Excellence Award. Soror Greta Dula is a member of
Knightdale Wake-Forest Alumnae.

Soror Lillie Brown-Clark was awarded the Loyal Visitor Award presented by The Office of Tourism for Aruba for visiting Aruba,
Dutch Netherlands for 10 to 19 consecutive years.

KWF Chapter Awards

The Fortitude Karla Solomon
Award Award

Soror Yolandas Soror Sabrina
Alston Tucker

JABBERWOCK 2016





Divine 9 NC Legislative Day
“Focused on the Future a Call to ACTION”

May 18, 2016

Knightdale-Wake Forest Sorors Kana Cutchin, Tonya Koonce –Daniels, and Martita Williams attended the first NC Divine 9 Legisla-
tive Day. Representatives were present from all of the Divine 9 organizations: Alpha Phi Alpha, Alpha Kappa Alpha, Kappa Alpha
Psi, Omega Psi Phi, Delta Sigma Theta, Phi Beta Sigma, Zeta Phi Beta, Sigma Gamma Rho, and Iota Phi Theta. Historically Black
Colleges and Universities and the upcoming November Election were the topics for the Legislative Day. Details of the day’s events
are below.

Open Session – Executive Branch & Breakfast
Members of the Divine 9 attended a breakfast at the Governor’s Mansion where they were hosted by NC Governor Pat McCory.
2nd Plenary Session Legislative Briefings

After prayer, the Pledge of Allegiance, and recognition of members of the Divine 9, Senator Apodaca spoke about Senate Bill 873,
Access to Affordable College Ed. Act, which would lower in-state tuition at five stat universities, including three HBCUs to $500 a
semester and $2500 a semester for out of state students. The bill would also create Cheatham-White Scholarships for North Car-
olina Agricultural and Technical State University and North Carolina Central University.
3rd Plenary Session – The Plight of HBCU in North Carolina

Soror Andrea Harris from the “The Institute” and Frater Johnny C. Taylor (Kappa Alpha Psi) from the Thurgood Marshall College
Fund spoke about the plight of the HBCU. Frater Taylor explained that the following 3 criteria must be met in order to be consid-
ered an HBCU:

1. The institution must be founded before 1964
2. The institution’s primary mission must be to educate African Americans
3 The institution must be accredited

He also stated that the following are the top 3 issues facing HBCUs:

1. Their Brand – Overtime HBCUs have developed a reputation of being a last resort for individuals who could not get into
other universities. As a result, students who graduate from these institution often have a hard time finding a job after
graduation.

2. Their legislative agenda is not in order – Over the last 8 years the Department of Education has reduced federal funding to
HBCU drastically. And, state governments have followed suit. We as a community need to learn to fight unapologetically
for our HBCU.

3. Their Alumni do not give back – Frater Everett Ward (Alpha Phi Alpha), President of St. Augustine’s College stated that only
5% of alumni give back to the university. It is hard to solicit funds from outside with such a low alumni donation rate.

At the conclusion of the plenary, Attorney General and NC Democratic Nominee for Governor Roy Cooper addressed the audience
and thanked the Divine 9 for our efforts in the community as well as expressed his desire to work with the organizations as NC
governor to continue to strengthen the community. NC Democratic nominee for Lt. Governor Soror Linda Coleman also ad-
dressed the audience. She expressed her gratitude for being elected as the Democratic Lt. Governor nominee and called members
of the Divine 9 to action to live up to our legacy and return our state to a strong state through improving education, strengthen-
ing families and helping others.

The audience was also greeted by legislators which included by Rep. Larry Hall, Sen. Gladys Robinson (Delta Sigma Theta), Rep.
Robert Reid, Sen. Joyce Waddell (Alpha Kappa Alpha), Rep. Rodney Moore, and Sen. Erica Smith-Ingram (Delta Sigma Theta). Soror
Ingram reminded the Divine that we are all products of the two institutions, the black college and the black church. And, that in
church we learned that Jesus told the disciples to do two things. The first was to watch and pray. And the second was to cast right.
She told the Divine 9 that went it is time to vote in the November elections “we better cast right!”

NC Divine 9 Legislative Day Luncheon

The luncheon was held in First Baptist Church Fellowship Hall. Frater Carl Pickney (Alpha Phi Alpha) presided over the luncheon.
The Call to order was given by Frater Marcus Bass (Alpha Phi Alpha). The Welcome was given by Sister Rachel Morris (Sigma Gam-
ma Rho). And, the purpose was given by the South Atlantic Regional Director of Delta Sigma Theta, Soror Andria Jefferies. The
following North Carolina Candidates addressed the audience during the luncheon:

Michael Morgan (Omega Psi Phi) - Candidate for NC Supreme Court
Vince Rozier (Kappa Alpha Psi) - Candidate for NC Court of Appeals
Abe Jones (Alpha Phi Alpha) - Candidate for NC Court of Appeals
Rickye McCoy-Mitchell (Delta Sigma Theta) - Candidate for NC Court of Appeals
Dan Blue III (Alpha Phi Alpha) – Democratic Candidate for NC State Treasurer
Linda Coleman (Delta Sigma Theta) – Democratic Candidate for NC Lt. Governor
Roy Cooper – Democratic candidate for NC Governor

The luncheon wrapped up with an update on voter regulations by Dr. Lee Cooley, a Voter Outreach Specialist for the NC Board of
Elections. Dr. Cooley stated that the key to get people to participate in the upcoming June 7th primaries is the Absentee Ballot.
She instructed the audience to request or download and absentee ballot, make copies of the request, and go to various communi-
ty locations(church, senior facilities, community centers, etc.) to get community members to complete the request. Once com-
pleted, the request can be delivered to the Board of Election. Each person will get a ballot delivered to them at their house. The
completed ballots can be collected and delivered to the Board of elections. Dr. Cooley also distributed information regarding the
new voter ID law.

Sorors, I am so proud to have represented our illustrious Sorority and courageous Chapter at this inaugural event.

Yours in Delta,

Kana Cutchin
Chair, Political Action and Involvement/Social Action

CROWNS AT HIGH NOON TEA



Economic Development Committee Presents:

STATE FARM INSURANCE TIPS:

1. Do a thorough annual review of your insurance policies with your Agent to make sure you have the right cover-
age’s needed and have enough coverage’s.

2. Get clear understanding of your coverage’s and deductibles

3. Make sure you have all the discounts and savings like accident free discounts, good driving discounts, low mile-
age discounts, etc….

4. Make sure all licensed drivers in the household are listed on your policy

5. Drive safely and try not to get any speeding tickets or get into an accident……they stay on your record for 3
years and will cause your premium to increase

6. Type of Car Generally, the more expensive the car, the more you pay for car insurance.

7. Location Because of the higher frequency of issues like theft, accidents, and vandalism, urban drivers may pay
more than those in rural areas.

8. How Much the Car is Driven People who drive a lot for work or commute a long distance usually pay more than
those who drive less.

9. Age, Sex, and Marital Status Accident rates are generally higher for drivers under 25, especially men, which of-
ten means higher insurance prices.

10. Married drivers may pay less. Driving Record Drivers with poor driving records usually pay more for coverage
than people who have been accident-free for several years.

11. Coverage’s Insurance policies consist of a variety of coverage’s. Generally, the more coverage you buy, the high-
er the cost.

12. Credit History Certain credit information has been shown to be a very effective predictor of future insurance
claims. In most states, credit information is one factor used to determine the cost of your car. Maintaining good
credit may save you money on your car insurance.

13. Deductible A deductible is the part of a loss that you've agreed to pay with your own money. Generally, the high-
er the deductible, the lower your premium.

14. How Can I Save Money? There are several things you can do to try saving money on car insurance: Buy a
cheaper car. Generally, the more expensive the car, the more expensive it is to insure.

15. Do your safety research. Insurers often increase premiums for cars that are a greater risk for damage or occu-
pant injury.

16. Ask about discount. Typical discounts include those for good students, insuring multiple vehicles, accident-free
driving, and more.

17. Drive less. Consider joining a car pool, or take alternate transportation when possible. Mileage reduction may
help lower your premiums. Drive carefully. Insurers love a clean driving record.

18. Consider Multi-line. Many insurers will offer discounts if you use them for multiple coverage’s.

19. Note: Car insurance premiums are determined based on state-approved rating factors.

-backed security (MBS) pools and whole loan commitments

20. What are Home Ready’s lender benefits?
a. Home Ready helps lenders confidently serve today’s market of creditworthy, low- to moderate-income
borrowers, with expanded eligibility for financing homes in designated low-income, minority, and disaster-
impacted communities. Home Ready is competitive with other products in the market (depending on loan
-to-value [LTV] ratio and credit score) by providing improved pricing – better than or equal to Fannie Mae
standard loan pricing – and competitive borrower payments. Home Ready also features simplified execu-
tion, providing lenders with the ability to commingle standard and Home Ready loans into mortgage-
backed security (MBS) pools and whole loan commitments

21. What are Home Ready’s borrower benefits?
a. Home Ready serves low- to moderate-income borrowers, with expanded eligibility for financing homes in
designated low-income, minority, and disaster-impacted communities. Home Ready provides financing
with a sustainable and competitive monthly payment due to:
• Pricing that is better than or equal to standard loan pricing.
• Lower than standard MI coverage requirements for loans with LTVs greater than 90 percent
up to 97 percent.
• Cancellable monthly MI payments (per Servicing Guide policy; generally upon borrower re-
quest when the loan balance drops below 80 percent LTV, or automatically when it drops be-
low 78 percent).

b. Gifts, grants, and Community Seconds® can be used as a source of funds for down payment and clos-
ing costs, with no minimum contribution required from the borrower’s own funds (1-unit properties). Any
eligible loan may have more than one Community Seconds (i.e., third lien) up to the maximum 105 per-
cent CLTV (see Community Seconds fact sheet). Cash-on-hand can also be used for down payment and
closing costs (1-unit properties).

22. May borrowers have an ownership interest in other residential property at the time of loan closing?
a. No, the occupant borrower(s) may not have an ownership interest in any other residential property at the
time of loan closing.
b. The restriction on ownership of other residential property does not apply to any non-occupant borrower
(s).

Soror Zonya

Zonya Autmon, Agent

2402 S. Miami Blvd, Suite 103

Durham, NC 27703

[email protected]

Office: 919-993-3555

Cell: 919-948-9355

Fax: 919-993-3222



Raleigh
Alumnae

Prayer
Breakfast

MAY WEEK 2016

2015-2016 SCHOLARSHIPS

May Week
Chuka Akpom—Heritage High School
Future School: UNC Chapel Hill

Crowns At High Noon Tea
Taylor Jones—Wake Forest High School
Future School: NC State University

Anjolaoluwa Daodu—Enloe High School
Future School : UNC Charlotte

President’s Scholarship
Jada Hester– Wake Forest High School
Future School: NC State University

The Scholarship and Awards Recognition Ceremony will be held on Saturday, June 4, 2016, from 2-
5 at the NC Advocates for Justice Building, 1312 Annapolis Dr # 115, Raleigh, NC 27608









March
Correspondence

Date Nature of Correspondence From
3/1/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/1/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/1/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/2/16 Durham Alumnae Chapter DST
Invitation – 85th Chapter An-
3/2/16 Jabberwock Committee
3/7/16 niversary Capital Bank
UNOPENED
3/7/16 Bank Statement- Education Jabberwock Committee
3/7/16 Jabberwock Committee
3/8/16 Foundation
3/8/16 UNOPENED Soror Ruby Denning
UNOPENED Capital Bank
3/8/16 Check – Membership Dues
Bank Statement – General Capital Bank
3/8/16
Business Capital Bank
3/8/16 Bank Statement – Jabber-
Capital Bank
3/8/16 wock Scholarship
Bank Statement – Jabber- Capital Bank

wock Contestant Janae

Brown
Bank Statement – Jabber-

wock Contestant Jayla Wat-

son
Bank Statement – Jabber-

wock Contestant Rhianna

Rigby

3/8/16 Bank Statement – Jabber- Capital Bank
wock Contestant Christina
3/8/16 Capital Bank
Jones
3/8/16 Bank Statement – Jabber- Capital Bank
wock Contestant Chantel
3/8/16 Capital Bank
3/8/16 Lynn Capital Bank
Bank Statement – Jabber-
3/8/16 wock Contestant Christian Capital Bank

3/8/16 Cason Capital Bank
Bank Statement – Jabber-
3/8/16 wock Contestant Nyla Clark Capital Bank
Bank Statement – Jabber-
3/8/16 wock Contestant Amani Capital Bank

3/8/16 McKenzie Capital Bank
Bank Statement – Jabber-
3/8/16 wock Contestant Mikieja Capital Bank

3/10/16 Covington Jabberwock Committee
3/10/16 Bank Statement – Jabber- Jabberwock Committee
3/11/16 wock Contestant Morgan Jabberwock Committee
3/14/16 Jabberwock Committee
Wooten
Bank Statement – Jabber-
wock Contestant Danyae Bel-

lamy

Bank Statement – Jabber-
wock Contestant Courtney

Brown
Bank Statement – Jabber-
wock Contestant Elizabeth

Sanders
Bank Statement – Jabber-
wock Contestant Ashley

Franklin
UNOPENED
UNOPENED
UNOPENED
UNOPENED

3/14/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/14/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/14/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/14/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/14/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/14/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/14/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/14/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/15/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/15/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/15/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/15/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/15/16 UNOPENED Jabberwock Committee
3/15/16 UNOPENED
3/17/16 Check – Membership Dues Capital Bank
3/17/16 Solicitations – Nominee Soror Hope Murphy Tyehimba
3/17/16 Invitation – Educating Students
Soror Lisa S. King
3/17/16 Conference African American Images
Invitation – Social Action Lunch-
3/17/16 Wilson Alumnae Chapter DST
3/21/16 eon
3/21/16 Custom Ink
3/21/16 Magazine Soror Cubie Beasley
3/21/16 Soror Patti Hamler
3/23/16 Check – Membership Dues Soror LaDonna Thomas
3/23/16 Check – Membership Dues Soror Priscilla Henderson
3/29/16 Check – Membership Dues Soror D. Or Smith
3/29/16 Check – Membership Dues Soror Sharon Marshall
3/29/16 Check – Membership Dues Town of Wake Forest
3/21/16 Check – Membership Dues Soror Marla Clayton
3/31/16 Soror Sheba Beverly
3/31/16 Welcome Letter Soror Sheba Beverly
Check – Membership Dues Soror Mildred Hopkins
Charlotte Hornets
Check – Tea Tickets
Check – Membership Dues
Check – Membership Dues

Check – Refund

April/May
Correspondence

Date Nature of Correspondence From
4/4/16 Check – Membership Dues Soror Jacqueline Jackson
4/4/16 Check – Membership Dues Soror Nicole Benjamin
4/9/16 Check – Membership Dues
4/9/16 Check – Scholarship Money Soror Arlene Knuckles
4/9/16 Cheryl ONeal
4/6/16 Check – Donation Jadis Robinson
Bank Statement – Jabberwock Capital Bank
4/6/16
Scholarship Capital Bank
4/6/16 Bank Statement – KWF Educa-
Capital Bank
4/6/16 tion Foundation
Bank Statement – General Busi- Tamia Edwards
4/13/16
4/14/16 ness Soror Sheila Davis
4/14/16 Summer Camp Scholarship Ap- Soror Cassandra Mitchell
4/14/16
4/19/16 plication IRS
4/19/16 Check – Membership Dues Transformations
4/19/16 Check – Membership Dues Soror Jacqueline Debnam-Bailey
4/19/16 Soror Bridget Wall-Lennon
UNOPENED Soror Freda Cole
Magazine Soror Bridgett Wall-Lennon
Check – Membership Dues
Check – Tea Ticket
Check – Tea Ticket
Money Order – Tea Ticket

4/26/16 Check – Spring State Meeting Soror Kimberlee Higgs
4/26/16 Check Town of Wake Forest
4/26/16 Scholarship and Awards Applicants
UNOPENED - 4 Envelopes –
4/26/16 DST Headquarters
Scholarship and Awards Com-
4/28/16 Soror Tonya Peele
4/28/16 mittee Soror Mary Moore
4/28/16 UNOPENED – Membership Economic Development Committee
4/28/16 Economic Development Committee
4/29/16 Stickers Soror Kana Cutchin
4/29/16 Check – Membership Dues Soror Chenita Rountree
4/29/16 Check – Membership Dues Soror Lisa Downey Hood
5/3/16 Soror Doris Thompson
5/3/16 UNOPENED Scholarship and Awards Applicants
UNOPENED
5/3/16 Thank You Card Crystan McLymore
5/5/16 Check – EOY Cookout Scholarship and Awards Applicants
Nominee Solicitation
5/9/16 Check – Membership Dues Capital Bank
UNOPENED - 31 Envelopes –
5/9/16 Capital Bank
Scholarship and Awards Com-
5/9/16 Capital Bank
mittee
5/9/16 Graduation Invitation USPS
5/9/16 UNOPENED - 2 Envelopes – Jabberwock Committee
5/9/16 Soror Alicia Smith-Freshwater
5/12/16 Scholarship and Awards Com- Soror Caronda Ellison
5/12/16 Jabberwock Committee
5/15/16 mittee
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