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The Afro-American, June 30, 2018 - July 6, 2018

The Hyatt Regency Inner Harbor hotel was buzzing with a group of women known as The MOLES (Maturity, Optimism, Loyalty, Enthusiasm, and Sparkle), who traveled from sixteen states and the District of Columbia, to convene for the 68th National Conclave. More than 600 Moles and Mules (spouses and escorts) attended the gala held on June 16. The Moles and Mules greeted old friends and met new ones from the various 31 chapters. The Moles’ motto is “Enjoy yourself; it’s later than you think.”

Petersburg VA Moles are Harrison Bonnes, Debra Bonnes, Sharon Vincent and Albert Vincent

Baltimore Moles, Lornell Parks, Susan Perkns-Parks, Lynne Porter and Marion Porter

Paul Beckham, Doretha Beckham, Chapter president, Jodi Gallman,19th National President, THE MOLES and Dr. Burnie Gallman, Columbia, SC

Charlotte NC Moles are Nina Ford Jackson, James C. Jackson, Linda Lockerman Brooks and Wil Brooks AFRO Publisher Emeritus John “Jake” Oliver, Barbara B. Armstrong, Jesse McCurdy and Frankie F. McCurdy, chairperson

Detroit Moles are June Sears Aguayo, Gretchen Bailey and Tony Bailey

Dr. Diane B. Martin, Jesse Martin and Roslyn L. Smith

Jacksonville Fla. Moles ae Henry Sellers, Sharon Settlers, Josephine Porter and Robert Porter

Wilberforce Ohio Chapter Moles are Sabrina Dean, Dr. Robyn Razor, Mia Wortham-Spells and Jacqueline Brown

AFRO’s Robert Blount takes a strategic move on the dance floor with Mole Edith Green Jacksonville Fla Moles are Mark Singleton, Michelle D. Singleton and Sonya Speights Photos by Dr. A. Lois De Laine

T Sharon Johnson and Hattie Faulk

Ruby Jackson and Carolyn Jones

Cimon Byrd Burris, Arlene Wongus and incoming Baltimore Alumnae president, Laura Phillips Byrd

he Baltimore Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, held its annual afternoon tea on April 29, at Valley Mansion in Hunt Valley, Maryland. The theme for the tea accentuated an era in the early 20th century of social, artistic and cultural dynamism. Guests and Delta members were dressed in short skirts, fringes, marcel waves and feathered headbands. Sounds of jazz and R&B played throughout the afternoon. The highlight of the afternoon tea was the “Parade of Hats” where the ladies donned their various headpieces. The funds raised by this event benefit the various programs and charities supported by the Esther Oliver, Vice Chair, and Denise Gordon, Chair Baltimore Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority.

Leigh Braxton and Bernadette Adams

Honorable Marilyn Mosby, Baltimore City State’s Attorney, Monica Watkins, president BAC, Senator Jill Carter, Debbie Tijani, MD State Coordinator, Keitha Robinson, Baltimore County Alumnae, president Photos by Dr. A. Lois De Laine

Lora Mayo, Truemenda Green and Valarie Smith

Esme’ Bentil, Kim Scarborough, Eleanor P. Matthews and Kellie McGowan

BAC Arts and Letters Committee

Ingrid Harris, Meriel Askew and Bethany Newsome

Truemenda Green, Monica Watkins, chapter president and Kia Hopkins

Ruth K. Pratt and Leah Goldsborough Hasty


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