2011 South Central Region Newsletter

The Official Newsletter of The Unconquerable South Central Region

June, 2011 Volume 4, Issue 1

Speaking Of Zeta...

Greetings from the Regional Antapokritis My Dear Blue and White Family, I am honored by the opportunity to serve our sisterhood as your South Central Regional Antapokritis.

Inside this issue Thank you to those that took the time to share their accounts of Scholarship, Service, Sisterly Love, and Finer Womanhood within their respective chapters and in their local communities. One only has to take a glimpse inside to see the sense of pride that we show as we are “Speaking of Zeta�!

I am humbled that our Regional Director, Dr. Constance Hendricks, has chosen to appoint me to serve in this capacity. I am grateful for her leadership, direction, and devotion to the South Central Region.

I hope that, as you read through each page, you are encouraged and inspired to continue to build upon the rich legacy that our great founders began over 91 years ago. Continue Speaking of Zeta in all that you do!

Sisterly yours,

Soror April Jackson Soror April Jackson South Central Regional Antapokritis

Alabama News ............................ 2

Arkansas News ............................ 11

Mississippi News ......................... 16

Tennessee News ......................... 34

Nu Eta Zeta—Tuscumbia, AL The Nonstop Nu Eta Zeta Chapter of Tuscumbia, AL had a productive year. The newly elected Basileus, Soror Carla Hamilton, is moving the chapter forward with the National programs and new projects. Nu Eta Zeta can now be seen on Facebook.

sorors graduated from Athens State University and the University of North Alabama.

Nu Eta Zeta Chapter enthusiastically added three wonderful, energetic sorors to its roster during this sorority year. Ashley Barber, Alaceia Barber, and Tammy Rhodes are standing with Basileus Carla Hamilton and were inducted in Spring 2011. These

Nu Eta Zeta Legacy!

Nu Eta Zeta Chapter is proud to have its third set of legacies. Sisters Ashley Barber and Alaceia Barber.

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We supported the March of Dimes Premature Awareness in the Month of November by having a Z-HOPE Program at Tabernacle M.B. Church. The local March of Dimes Director was the speaker and the program was well attended. An article on Premature Awareness was printed in the Franklin Free Press Newspaper and Courier Journal Newspaper that reached over 69,000 people.

Soror Regina Baiden was the program chair and the Z-HOPE Coordinator.

On January 16, 2011, our Founders’ Day Program was held at the Tennessee Valley Community Church. Over 30 minority young ladies who were “A” and “A&B” high school seniors received Academic Excellence Certificates for their hard work in school. The speaker was Soror Tiffany Warren. Soror Warren was truly a motivational and inspirational speaker for the young people. The national and local history was presented. The International Grand Basileus was recognized for her accomplishments. Soror Inez Southern was the chairperson.

Zeta Dove!

The Royal Blue and White Beauty Walk was held on March 19, 2011. There were participants of all ages and ethnicities. The emphasis was to build selfesteem. Each participant received a trophy. The winner, Rachel Gandy, a student at the University of North Alabama won a Book Scholarship and the title of the 2011 Miss Royal Blue and White. Soror Sheryl Hamilton and Soror Patricia Swoopes were the chairpersons. Alpha Sigma is the undergraduate chapter on the campus of UNA.

CONGRATULATIONS TO OUR DOVE! Finer Womanhood Scholarship Banquet: this year Nu Eta Zeta celebrated 25 years of being a community conscious action oriented chapter. Charter members were recognized and honored for laying the foundation. The theme was “The Power of Education and the Milestones of Women�. Soror Genea Flowers Basileus of Psi Alpha Zeta was the speaker. The charter members honored were Sorors Pearl Cowley, Sheryl Hamilton, Pamela Gilbert, and Joyce Johnson. Soror Carolyn Stewart was instrumental in organizing Nu Eta Zeta in May 1986. Soror Lena Crinel was chairperson.

Soror Hattie Fossett has 50+ years of service.

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Psi Gamma Zeta—Auburn, AL On Sunday, Jan. 16, the women of Psi Gamma Zeta, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. gathered in both public and private ceremonies to honor the founding of their sorority. Members of Psi Gamma Zeta attended a worship and praise service at the City Church in Auburn, hosted by church member and Zeta charter chapter member Kim Perkins. Afterward, members gathered for a private rededication ceremony honoring the five founding members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc. Founded on January 16, 1920, Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was established for promoting the cause of education by encouraging the highest standards of Scholarship through scientific, literary, cultural, and educational programs; promoting charitable projects on college campuses and within the community fostering the spirit of sisterly love

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and promoting the idea of finer womanhood.

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. is a nonprofit, public service organization that is community service driven.

Psi Gamma Zeta chapter was chartered on March 11, 2010 with 20 members. The new chapter has added six new members and three transfer Zetas to its membership. Psi Gamma Zeta will soon be one year old and is preparing to celebrate its first birthday with a celebration program on March 27, where Sheryl Underwood, the International President, will be the keynote speaker. Contact any member of the chapter for more details about the upcoming event.

For more information, please visit www.psigammazeta.org.

Psi Lambda Zeta—Prattville, AL The first Royal Sapphire Founders’ Ball was held in late January on the Terrace Ballroom Level of Montgomery’s Capital City Club in the RSA Tower and was hosted by the Psi Lambda Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc and The Epsilon Theta Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. The occasion was celebrated to commemorate the founders of both organizations.

These organizations are the only sibling organizations with a constitutional bond holding membership in the National Pan-Hellenic Council, Inc. Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was founded January 09, 1914 and Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. was founded January 16, 1920 both on the campus of Howard University in Washington D C. These organizations also boast both collegiate and alumni chapters around the world. Both chapters conduct ongoing community service for the River Region / Metro Montgomery areas.

Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. was begun by the Honorable A. Langston Taylor, the Honorable Leonard F. Morse and the Honorable Charles I. Brown. Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc was the dream of the Honorable Charles Robert Samuel Taylor of Sigma to create a women’s organization that mirrored the ideals of Sigma but fostered finer womanhood. The women chosen to be torchbearers were Mrs. Arizona Leedonia Cleaver-Stemons, Mrs. Myrtle Tyler-Faithful, Mrs. Viola TylerGoings, Mrs. Fannie Pettie-Watts and Ms. Pearl Anna Neal.

The ball began with conversation and cocktails as members of Psi Lambda Zeta Chapter filed the ballroom with royal blue gowns to greet guests. The Men of Epsilon Theta Sigma Chapter were dressed in black tuxedos and moved from table to table to ensure that their

guest was well accommodated for an evening of enchantment.

Dignitaries begin to arrive and were officially received by the Sigma Chapter President, Dr. Lorenza Smith and his wife Renita and the Zeta Chapter Basileus, Mrs. Angier Johnson. Special guests received were Zeta Officials: Mrs. Katie Campbell, Esq., Chairlady of the National Executive Board of Tuskegee and her husband, Mrs. Emma Faulk, National Phylacter, Dr. Constance Hendricks, 18th South Central Regional Director of Auburn and her brother, Terrance Smith, and Mrs. Vivian Marvray, Alabama State Director of Birmingham and her husband. Sigma Dignitaries included: The Honorable Paul Griffin, 32nd International President of Houston, Texas. Mr. Jeremy Hodge, International Human Resource Board Member, Mr. Walter Herron, Alabama State Director of Collegiate Affairs and his wife Janelle.

As the cocktail hour continued, delicacies were displayed buffet style and the menu includedcarved roast turkey, spring rolls, swedish meatballs, grilled vegetable medley, assorted fruits and citrus iced tea. Custom-created cakes were designed to display the official shields of both organizations fashioned in white butter cream icing and accented in royal blue.

At mid-evening, greetings were given by the presidents of the two organizations, Mrs. Angier Johnson, Basileus of Psi Lambda Zeta and Dr. Lorenza Smith, President of Epsilon Theta Sigma. Rev. G. Lucian Ward, Phi Beta Sigma's VicePresident along with Mrs. Mary Wedgeworth of Psi Lambda Zeta served as the evening's master and mistress of ceremony. Alabama State University's new Director of Theatre, Dr. Wendy Coleman, a

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Psi Lambda Zeta—Prattville, AL member of the Zeta chapter presented a monologue titled, Phenomenal Woman. Homage was given to the founders through a candlelight ceremony that seemed to set the tone of gratitude and celebration for their extraordinary contributions and social uplift.

Awards were presented for community service. The Zeta Longevity Award was given to Mrs. Sharon Reed for outstanding service in the Prattville Area. The Zeta Dove Award is given to members who have served Zeta consecutively for at 50 years. This award was presented to Rev. Bernice Stewart for almost 55 years of service to the sorority.

The nights’ royal affairs were made complete when Mrs. LaTonya Duncan was crowned Queen of the Royal Sapphire by the Honorable Paul Griffin. Others who were officially designated members of the official royal family were Mrs. Katrice Wright, Royal Princess and Mr. Rory Kent, Royal Prince.

The program was culminated

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with remarks by Zeta and Sigma Dignitaries and the singing of both the sorority and fraternity hymns by all members including visiting chapters in attendance. A spirit of unity moved throughout the building as the over 300 guest danced the evening away with music from DJ Marquan Higgins. The March of Dimes and The American Cancer Association are the philanthropic charities of choice and will presented financial gifts after a series of activities are complete to give a contribution for both at the end of the fiscal year.

Psi Lambda Zeta Chapter was chartered June 2, 2010 in Prattville, Alabama with 12 charter members. The organization has impacted the River Region through its efforts to propel the ideals of Zeta. Their membership has increased to 24 active members in addition to their youth auxiliaries, Archonettes, Amicettes and Pearlettes. For more information on Psi Lambda Zeta Chapter of Prattville, Alabama visit our website at www.psilambdazeta.org.

Xi Gamma Zeta—Atmore, AL

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Xi Gamma Zeta—Atmore, AL

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Xi Gamma Zeta—Atmore, AL

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Xi Gamma Zeta—Atmore, AL

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Alpha Mu Zeta—Little Rock, AR Synergy The common vision for the members of Alpha Mu Zeta Chapter is to contribute and have a positive impact within our community. We believe that by investing in the community we can help create an improved environment for everyone.

We work hard, think creatively, cooperate freely and act with integrity. We have learned to look beyond the obvious and see insightfully to be successful in our endeavors.

The chapter members have learned that working together is the key to having a successful chapter. When the chapter works together it works more efficiently.

More things can get done faster when working together. As you read about this chapter you will read about the ‘Synergy’ that exists amongst the members.

Synergy is defined as the interaction of two or more agents or forces so that their combined effect is greater than the sum of their individual.

Feeding the Homeless Alpha Mu Zeta teamed with the board of directors of the Sickle Cell Foundation to feed the homeless for Thanksgiving. The Black Chef’s Association prepared all of the food and sorors along with their family members served the homeless. Donations of Coats, Scarves and gloves were available also. For people who ate at the shelter entertainment was provided. Sack lunches were provided for people who did not want to stay and eat.

Race for the Cure Several members of Alpha Mu Zeta Chapter participate in the Komen Race for the cure along with over 30,000 other women in downtown Little Rock and North Little Rock, Arkansas. We also participated in other events that were designed to promote positive awareness, education and early detection of breast cancer.

Thanksgiving Baskets The members of Alpha Mu Zeta supplied goods to make baskets for two needy families. The baskets contained a full course meal with both a turkey and a ham for the families.

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Alpha Mu Zeta—Little Rock, AR Zeta – Sigma Christmas Party Each year the chapter participates in a joint Christmas Party with the chapters in Central Arkansas. To enter the party everyone is encouraged to purchase a toy to be donated ‘Toys for Tots’. This year a monetary donation was given to the Watershed Human and Community Development Agency Inc. Watershed is a non-profit organization that gives assistance to people/families that are less fortunate and need assistance.

Arkansas State Leadership Conference Two Alpha Mu Zeta chapter members attended the Arkansas Leadership Conference in March. In addition to taking care of business, by attending the conference the sorors heard how to inspire, influence, and innovate Zetas to greatness by joining in discussions on talent and leadership strategies to recruit top people, and gained insight on how to take the chapter to the next level of Zetadom.

At the conference the chapter donated to the Back-Packs for the Homeless program. This program supplies students who are displaced from their homes with school supplies and snacks for students at times when other resources are not available.

Getting ‘Fit for Life” Because African American women have a great risk of Heart Disease, Alpha Mu Zeta has teamed with the Carousel Fit for Life Wellness center to combat heart disease. The center offers wellness seminars, health fairs, and physical activity which are crucial for good health, including heart health.

This partnership has resulted in Sorors attending the fitness center, participating in and sponsoring workshops on wellness, participating in a walk club and joining the million pound weight loss plan.

Walks Alpha Mu Zeta Sorors participated in and donated funds to the American Diabetes Association Walk. They also walked in the March of Dimes Walk America. Sorors also participated in Little Rock in the Little Rock 25 Mile Marathon.

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Alpha Mu Zeta—Little Rock, AR Mi Ladi’s Scholarship In Education Alpha Mu Zeta sponsors the Mi Ladi’s Scholarship Brunch. The scholarship is for women who are high school seniors. The purpose of the Scholarship Program is to provide over $3000.00 to eligible participants. The program is designed to develop leadership skills, encourage unity, and promote community service and academic excellence in young women through mentorship and life training skills.

This program offers a wide range of social, personal, career and educational enrichment opportunities for the high school seniors. Activities consist of workshops, community service, etiquette training and much more.

Other Activities Donated to students at Brady Elementary for students to attend a retreat Easter Baskets to Dorcus House Home for Battered Women Zeta and Sigma Joint Founders’ Day Celebration Finer Womanhood Service ~ Zeta Retreat Zeta Sigma Picnic Rededication Program Volunteers in Public School Donation to SOS Project sponsored by the South Central Region

Congratulations to: Soror Marti Parker Graduation from UALR Bowen’s School of Law Soror Ramonica Pennington receiving a MBA from Webster’s University

~ Rest In Peace Sorors, Until We Meet Again ~

Laverne Denise Harper October 11, 1966 – October 11, 2010

Mable Jean Boswell Mitchell November 1929 - May 27, 2011

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Eta Sigma Zeta—North Little Rock, AR

The ladies of Eta Sigma Zeta have had a very busy sorority year. We ended the 2009/2010 year serving as host for the well-attended, well-planned and wonderful 81st Regional Conference in Little Rock, AR. We had barely caught our breath, when our leadership team under the direction of our new Basileus, Kathy Tatum, hosted our annual summer Zeta Round-Up. The Hawaiian Luau theme attracted many of our sorors, whose zeta light had been a little dim the past year. In September we hit the ground running helping our undergrad chapter – Gamma Eta of the Univ. of Central Arkansas in Conway, plan their 35th anniversary celebration. In October along with our youth and amicae we completed several ZHOPE projects: Z Pack It Up (donated backpacks filled with school supplies to a local elementary school), Personal hygiene kits donated to Arkansas Children’s Hospital, and the Susan G. Komen Race for the Cure.

During the winter, we did not let the cold weather deter us; we kept the Zeta flame burning brightly: we participated in Prematurity Awareness Sunday, several sorors attended the State sponsored Zeta Academy, this is an embellishment/training day, for the sorors of Arkansas, and our reigning Miss Blue Revue along with our amicae and youth were participants in the NLR Annual Christmas Parade. Our annual Christmas fellowship with our brothers of Phi Beta Sigma once again allowed us to strengthen our bond. In the true spirit of the season we donated along with our Sigma brothers toys to the Watershed Organization.

Not only did we donate our finances, we also gave of our time and energy by volunteering to help in the shelter packing food boxes for those families who were in need.

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Eta Sigma Zeta—North Little Rock, AR With spring fast approaching, we began planning for our major fundraiser, Miss Blue Revue. This pageant spotlight young ladies kindergarten through Junior High. The money raised allows our chapter to award scholarships to deserving high school seniors who will be attending an Arkansas college in the fall. But before the girls could take the runway, we had a few more projects to complete. We participated in our annual joint Founder’s Day celebration with our brothers of Phi Beta Sigma and the other local Zeta chapters. We also celebrated Finer Womanhood with a wonderful awards program. Several sorors were recognized for their longevity and productive service to the chapter as well as the community.

Spring has sprung and the sorors have laced up their blue sneakers for the Relay for Life, the March of Dimes March for Babies and the American Heart Association Walkathon. Several sorors along with our amicae traveled to Pine Bluff for our annual State Leadership Conference. We donated two backpacks filled with personal hygiene items that were to be given to a local organization that work with the homeless, this project was the State’s ZHOPE initiative.

As this sorority year comes to an end, we will close as always on a high note with our annual Miss Blue Revue Scholarship Pageant. This year we have six beautiful and intelligent young ladies vying for the coveted title of Miss Blue Revue 2010. As the curtains close on the pageant, the sorors will begin making plans for the 2011 Regional Conference and preparing for another year to try and make their community a better place.

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Gamma Beta Zeta—Brookhaven, MS

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Gamma Beta Zeta—Brookhaven, MS

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Gamma Beta Zeta—Brookhaven, MS

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Gamma Beta Zeta—Brookhaven, MS

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Gamma Beta Zeta—Brookhaven, MS

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Gamma Beta Zeta—Brookhaven, MS

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Phi Lambda Zeta—West Point, MS

State Basilei Retreat August 2010

Breast Cancer Awareness Tea October 2010

Phi Lambda Zeta’s activities and community service projects are as diverse as its members. Since its creation, the chapter has implemented programs which are designed to be sustainable and continuous. In February, Phi Lambda Zeta hosted a contest titled “Every Woman” along with a Financial Planning Workshop in the month of March. In the month of April, Phi Lambda Zeta participated in the Multiple Sclerosis’s Walk in Columbus, MS. During the month of June, the chapter Youth advisors received plaques from the parents for outstanding leadership, and service showed to the youth auxiliaries at the Annual Awards Banquet. July was a busy time for Phi Lambda Zeta. The chapter held a forum on “Wills and Estate”. The speaker was Orlando Richmond. Also, the 3rd Annual Summer Breeze Fan Drive resulted in over $800 in donations. Fans were delivered to senior citizens during the summer heat wave in the Golden Triangle Area. Also, the chapter participated in the Annual Christmas in July School Supply Drive hosted by the Delta Upsilon Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. In addition, the chapter made a donation of $200 to West Clay Elementary School for the purchases of school supplies. In the month of August, Phi Lambda Zeta had nine sorors to attend the State Basilei Retreat in Jackson, MS. Soror LaToya Bledsoe and Soror Danielle Spencer serviced as speakers for the Youth Advisor Workshop. Also, as a partner with the Bright Horizon for the West Point School District, the chapter donated $200 to the organization. The chapter also volunteered at the Aberdeen Back to School Carnival in Aberdeen, MS. The chapter 2nd Annual Breast Cancer Awareness Tea sponsored with Sally Kate Winter Service in West Point, Ms was held in October. Also, the chapter participated in the 1st Annual 7th Avenue Heritage Parade in Columbus, MS. The youth advisors and youth auxiliaries attended the Jackson State University High School Day. In November, Phi Lambda Zeta hosted a Thanksgiving Potluck for the youth auxiliaries, parents, family, and friends. In December, the chapter delivered baskets to the ICUs in the Golden Triangle area hospitals. Also, the chapter participated in the Annual Sickle Cell Carnival in Jackson, MS by donating $150 toward books and toys, and the chapter participated in the Keep Hope Alive Banquet held in West Point by donating $50 toward five gift cards. Awards and Accolades: During the Regional Conference in 2010, Soror Danielle Spencer was awarded the Regional Basileus of the Year, and Soror LaToya Bledsoe was awarded the Regional Youth Advisor and Life Member of the Year. Also, Archonette Nakasha Williams won the Regional Oratorical contest. August 2010, Soror LaToya Bledsoe was appointed by the State Director as the new GAC (Geographical Area Coordinator) for the Eastern Region of MS Chapters.

Phi Lambda Zeta served as host chapter for the 2011 Golden Triangle Area Chapters Founders Day Celebration on January 23, 2011 where Bro. Jimmy Hammock, 33rd International President of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. served as the guest speaker.

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Psi Beta Zeta—Southaven, MS Southaven Celebrates King Nearly 100 men, women, and children braved the rainy weather to attend an historical event that took place in Southaven on Monday January 17,2011.

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. in conjunction with Mayor Greg Davis held the 1st Annual Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Unity Walk at Snowden Grove Park.

Reverend Bartholomew Orr, Pastor of Brown Baptist Church offered prayer and gave the occasion while Mayor Greg Davis extended a welcome to all in attendance and gave instructions for the walk. The president of Psi Beta Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Jacqueline Mason made presentations to both Mayor Davis, and Pastor Orr. Mayor Davis and President Mason led the walkers around the “ Sunset Loop.” Along with the ladies of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, and their youth auxiliaries; members of fellow Greek letter organizations were also present to help celebrate “ A day on not a day Off” which was the theme of this historical event. Rose Walters served as chairperson.

Autism Walk The sorors of Psi Beta Zeta Chapter, along with their youth auxiliaries, participated in the Autism Walk sponsored by the Harwood Center on Friday evening April 1st, 2011. Having raised $1,000.00 in donations, the chapter became a Gold Sponsor, and earned a sign along Riverside Drive. This event was chaired by Soror Natalie Woodard. (participating soror not pictured: Tyjauna Smith)

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Friends and Family Day In The Park Pictures

Rho Iota Zeta—Mendenhall, MS The Ladies of Rho Iota Zeta Chapter have been very busy in 2010 and 2011! Let’s take a trip down our road to success!

In January, 2011, we celebrated our joint Founder’s Day Program with Nu Pi Zeta Chapter, which we have done every year for the last six (6) years!

Our Speaker this year was Dr. Rosella Houston, member of Alpha Delta Zeta Chapter, Jackson, MS.

In February, 2011, we attended our State Conference. We received awards and recognition for our accomplishments throughout the year.

Rho Iota Zeta had its first Debutante Cotillion on March 12, 2011. We gave over $2,000.00 worth of scholarships! It was a huge success! Pictured are Soror Hardy and the 2011 Debutantes.

May, 2010, we celebrated our 11th Annual Friends and Family Day in the Park and Stepping Against Drugs and Violence Step Show.

We fed over 400 people free food in the Park.

We passed out information regarding health screenings and college applications. The community was very well appreciative of the free food and entertainment! It is scheduled for May 28, 2011.

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Rho Iota Zeta—Mendenhall, MS We attended our Regional Conference in June 2010, and the Boule’ in July 2010!

Our Youth Attended as well! Amicette Je’Vya Durr represented at the Boule’ in the Spelling Bee Competition, and received 2nd Place!

Regional Comference and Boule’ 2010 Pictures

Our charter member and beloved Soror Lillie Hardy retired from Simpson County Public School System as the Asst. Superintendant of Education. She had a dovely retirement party!

In August, 2010,The Rho Iota Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. collected school supplies from area businesses in Mendenhall, Magee, and Jackson, MS for its “Z-Pack It Up” project. About 50 students across Central and South Mississippi will receive a book bag packed with notebooks, paper, pencils, crayons, rulers, and more. It is just one of several community service programs sponsored by the sorority chapter.

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Rho Iota Zeta—Mendenhall, MS Rho Iota Zeta’s Spirit of Hope Awards along with our Chapter’s Founder’s Day Program was held in August, 2010! We recognized those people who are outstanding leaders in our community!

Rho Iota Zeta Chapter, along with G. Grove Missionary Baptist Church in Mendenhall, MS, celebrated the ”Dr. Martin Luther King, Jr. Day of Service” on January 17, 2011. The theme was “The DREAM—Refocus”. Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. once said, "Life's most persistent and urgent question is: “What are you doing for others?” The speaker was Rev. Willie Varnado, Pastor of Nazareth M. B. Church, in Mendenhall, MS. Program participants brought school or cleaning supply items that were donated to either Genesis One Christian School or Angel Wings.

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Rho Nu Zeta—Kosciusko, MS SUMMERTIME IS FUNTIME! June/July/August We traveled to Little Rock, Arkansas for the South Central Regional Conference. This was a very enjoyable and informative trip. Chapter members attending included Virginia Thomas, Charlotte Miller, Gloria Cotton, Carolyn Teague, Arnita Riley and Oliva Teague. All roads led to Dallas, Texas for the Grand Boule’. Virginia Thomas, Charlotte Miller and Gloria Cotton enjoyed a fulfilled and informative gathering. We were thrilled to meet and greet our Sigma Brother Thomas Edwards (formerly of Ackerman). He is the Southern Regional Director. We extend best wishes to him and the Southern Region. We began our new sorority year with an executive board meeting. Our calendar was finalized. On August 29, several members attended the Basilei Retreat in Jackson. Our Debutante Season officially began with Orientation on August 30.

FALL “LEAVES” TO A GREAT SORORITY YEAR! September/ October/November During our September meeting, Charlotte Miller conducted a chapter management workshop on the National Constitution and Bylaws. She presented an overview of the qualification, election and responsibilities of national officers. Our character Building Retreat was held on October 24. The topic was self-esteem. Arnita Riley was the presenter. We served as hostesses for a Town Hall Meeting with Congressman Bennie Thompson. Charlotte Miller represented the chapter as a program participant. Three young ladies, Ashanti Barnett, LaDeidra Rogers, and Eboni Suggs were presented in “A Royal Blue Masquerade” as our Debutante of 2010. Ashanti Barnett was crowned Miss Zeta Debutante. Eboni Suggs received the Creative and Performing Arts Award, the Jasmine Russ Scholarship and the title Miss Congeniality.

Rho Nu Zeta Chapter Seated: Virginia Thomas, Basileus, Gloria Cotton, Arnita Riley Standing: Charlotte F. Miller, Immediate Past State Director, Carolyn Teague

Our Adopt-A-Highway sign has been installed!

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Rho Nu Zeta—Kosciusko, MS A WINTER WONDERLAND OF ACTIVITIES! December/January/February Our Christmas Social was held at the Choctaw County Library. Members enjoyed the fellowship and exchanging of gifts. Several members attended the Golden Triangle Sigma/Zeta Founders’ Day Program on January 23 to meet and greet Brother Jimmy Hammock, International President of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. and Soror Vicki Hammock. We celebrated Founders’ Day / Finer Womanhood during the week of February 20-26. Activities included a Blue and White Day, Little Dove Review, Breakfast with the Attala County School District Office Staff, and donation to the Broken Wings Food Pantry. Soror Betty Carter was saluted for her 50+ years of dedicated service to the sisterhood.

SPRING IS IN THE AIR ! March /April/May The Chapter was well represented at the Mississippi State Leadership Conference in Jackson. Virginia Thomas. Charlotte Miller, Gloria Cotton, Carolyn Teague, and Arnita Riley received valuable information to share. We received a certificate for our participation in the Z-HOPE program. Charlotte Miller, Immediate Past State Director and Arnita Riley, Capital Campaign Committee Chair, both serve on the State Executive Board.

We are very proud to announce the Opening of our Stork’s Nest on March 17 at the Mississippi State University Extension Office. Soror B. A. McGee along with members of Pi Iota Zeta and Alpha Delta Zeta were in attendance. Jean Love and Pat Spates from Cleveland, Ohio were also in attendance. Our Adopt-A-Highway sign is up at long last!!!! A clean-up day is scheduled during the month of May. We extend congratulations Soror Virginia Thomas for her appointment as the State Stork’s Nest Coordinator.

We are preparing our Stork’s Nest!

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Tau Phi Zeta—Canton, MS

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Theta Pi Zeta—Itta Bena, MS Theta Pi Zeta Chapter Holds Annual Pageant Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, Theta Pi Zeta Chapter recently held its 37th Annual Debutante Pageant in the H. G. Carpenter Auditorium on the Mississippi Valley State University campus. Six young ladies competed for the title “Miss Zeta Deb 2011. The winner was Stacia Vanessa Applewhite of Indianola, Mississippi. Stacia’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Cleaster Applewhite. Her sponsor was Shirley Burks of Indianola. First Princess was LeAndra Parker of Itta Bena, Mississippi. Her parents are the Honorable Mayor Walter and Elder Patricia Parker. Second Princess was Kiara Jorden of Carrollton. She is the daughter of Mr. Tommy Lee and Mrs. Tonia Covington-Jorden. Icely Tims of Greenwood, Mississippi, was Third Princess. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Tims. Greenwood native Kadeidra Williams was Fourth Princess. She is the daughter of Pastor Charles and Mary Johnson. Jasmine Hill was Fifth Princess. She is the daughter of Mr. Billy Joe Willis and Ms. Matilda Hill.

During the months leading up to the pageant, the young ladies participated in several activities in an effort to become better acquainted. The group visited a local nursing home and helped the residents play bingo. The ladies were treated to a cookout where they met and mingled with escorts, sorority members, and representatives of the sorority’s three youth auxiliary groups. In addition to these events, the debs spent an afternoon bowling, had a photo shoot, and attended an abstinence workshop. Immediately before the pageant, a talent competition/dinner was held.

The winner was LeAndra Parker who performed an extremely moving praise dance.

Funds raised from the pageant are used each year to provide scholarships for deserving students from schools in surrounding areas. Also, donations are made to charitable organizations such as the Methodist Children’s Home, the Salvation Army, and the March of Dimes. In addition, the sorority sponsors the Greenwood Middle School Science Fair and assists in sponsoring the Mississippi Valley State University Piano Festival.

Theta Pi Zeta Chapter Founders’ Day Observance Theta Pi Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated, Itta Bena, MS celebrated Founders’ Day on Sunday, January 16, 2011, at 3 p.m. The program was held at the Greenwood-Leflore Civic Center, Greenwood, MS. The theme for the program was “A New Beginning: Strengthening Zeta In A Changing World.” The speaker was Ms Lucretia D. Woods, First Vice President of Theta Pi Zeta Chapter and an Intervention Specialist for Leflore County Schools. Members of Delta Phi Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity supported us and participated on the program. Greetings were given by Dr. Rodney Washington, President and music by Alfred L. Brown and Rev. Terrell Collins. Friend Mary Young, Theta Pi Zeta Amicae , sang a moving song – Precious Lord Take My Hand. Miss Taneshia Baker, a member of Psi Gamma did a poem. Miss Zeta Deb, 2011 Stacia Vanessa Applewhite of Indianola MS, was present. The program ended with dinner and fellowship. Sherri Hallman was the Founders’ Day Chairperson.

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Xi Epsilon Zeta窶年atchez, MS

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Zeta Psi Zeta—Clarksdale, MS

Zeta Donates to Military Families

Zeta Psi Zeta chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. made a gracious contribution in support of the military families. Six families were recipients of household products and materials donated by the sorority. The goal of the project was to extend appreciation and support to the service families that make daily sacrifices.

Accepting the basket on behalf of the military families was Sergeant Timothy W. Plunk. The baskets were presented by the president of the chapter, Mrs. Hattie H. Barnes.

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Zeta Upsilon Zeta—Waterford, MS

Left to Right: Catherine Davis, Judy Smith, Barbara Anderson, Ava Jackson, Jeryl Pass-Jones, Bobbie Mathews, and Mary Kincaide, president.

Zetas Recognize Visionary Leaders Zeta Upsilon Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority saluted five visionary leaders during its Finer Womanhood Celebration on February 26, 2011. Recognized as making a significant contribution to the community which impacted the lives of many were the following: Barbara Anderson-Educator of the Year; Jeryl Pass-Jones-Outstanding Business Woman; Judy Smith and Bobbie Mathews-Outstanding Community Service; and Catherine Davis-Woman of Excellence Award. Attorney Ava Jackson from Oxford, Mississippi challenged the audience to become visionary leaders by changing lives one at a time.

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State of Tennessee—Middle TN 91 years of Community Service through Sisterhood 2011 Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Incorporated Founders’ Day Celebration Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc was founded on January 16, 1920. The chapters of this organization servicing Middle Tennessee hosted The Inaugural Middle Tennessee Founder’s Day Celebration at the Smyrna Towne Centre on Saturday, January 15th in Smyrna Tennessee.

This event was celebrated by members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority’s Middle Tennessee graduate and undergraduate chapters; Pi Zeta (Nashville), Rho Alpha Zeta (Hermitage) , Rho Mu Zeta (Clarksville) and Sigma Chi Zeta (Murfreesboro) , Mu Theta (Middle Tennessee State University), Gamma Nu (Austin Peay University), Mu Sigma (Tennessee Tech), Kappa Gamma (Fisk University) and Omega Pi (Vanderbilt University) The MC of the celebration was Lisa M. Jones. The Tennessee State Director of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Ms. Ernestine Wilson attended the event and speaker Rev. Janie Dandridge of Webb Grove A.M.E. Church in Murfreesboro, TN gave an encouraging word entitled ‘Actions Speak Louder than Words’ to all attendees.

The theme was “Together We Can” signifying a spirit of unity in Middle Tennessee and the organization overall. The women honored their founding members, known as The Five Pearls, who created a legacy to serve the community through sisterhood while exemplifying Finer Womanhood by walking the path as a lady of dignity and character.

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority was founded on the campus of Howard University. The organization continues to thrive and flourish while adapting to the ever-changing needs of the new century. Zeta’s national and local programs include endowment of its National Educational Foundation, community outreach through multiple affiliate organizations. Zeta chapters and auxiliary groups have given innumerable hours of voluntary service to educate the public, assist the youth, support organized charities and promote legislation for social and civic change.

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State of Tennessee—TN Undergraduate and Youth Academy Congratulations to Tennessee Undergraduate Coordinator (Soror Lisa M. Jones) and Tennessee Youth Coordinator, (Soror Adrienne Hughes) on facilitating the 2011 Tennessee Undergraduate and Archonette Zeta Academy and Community Service Project. Thank you for a well-planned and executed program!

Sorors Lisa Jones and Adrienne Hughes worked together to bring the Undergraduates and Archonettes from across Tennessee together on the campus of Meharry Medical College in Nashville, TN on April 9. After a morning of workshops; a panel discussion of Health Careers by Meharry Ph.D. Candidates: Anitra Farrow, Marquita Smith, Deacquinita Harris, and Dental student-Soror Jaya Nelson; afternoon assistance from Medical student-Soror Mercedes Bell; lunch; the launching of the UG and Archonette Pen Pal Program; and lots of fun, the Archonettes went to a local nursing home and the undergraduates went to the Second Harvest Food Bank. During the morning session, our university and high school campus queens and royalty were recognized and presented with blue roses.

There was tons of assistance from the Tennessee State Executive Board: Ernestine Wilson (TN State DIrector), LaTasha Jones (Tamias-Grammateus), Jasmine Rayner (UG Member at Large), Kendra Woods (Middle TN Geogr Area Coord) and former Jamillah Lee (UG Mbr at Large). We appreciate the Meharry Dove Club along with every UG & Youth advisor, chapter sorors and parents for making this day a success!

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Alpha Eta Zeta—Memphis, TN The Memphis Zetas have been busy this year! We began with outstanding Leadership Conferences. In July, ten members of Alpha Eta Zeta traveled to Dallas, TX for our 2010 Boule of Sisterly Love. During the awards presentations, AHZ received the 2010 Census Award, which it is the first of its kind. Kudos is also in order to Soror Cynthia Elliott on being recognized as the National Census Chair. The chapter also received second place for Z-HOPE points in the largest chapter size category. Soror Sadie Wiley was inducted into the inaugural Zeta Doves, an honor of distinction for members with over 50 years in the sisterhood.

Soror Sadie Wiley , Zeta Dove, received a pin by our State Director, Soror

Memphis Zetas at the Opening Ceremony with Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. National President Brother Jimmy Hammock and Past President Author Thomas.

Our first sisterly event of the year was our Inaugural BLUAU! It was an opportunity for Sorors, Amicae, and even ladies interested in Zeta to come and fellowship. This was a great chance for everyone to come together and celebrate the beginning of a new sorority year. A good time was had by all I attendance, plans are underway for the 2011 event.

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Alpha Eta Zeta—Memphis, TN We kicked off the business of Zeta with all of the Memphis Zeta Chapters (Alpha Eta Zeta, Pi Alpha, Rho Gamma and Alpha Mu) joining together for our annual Sisterhood Summit. The event was held on the campus of Christian Brothers University with all of the chapters participating in various sessions. Workshops of the day included Parliamentary Procedure, Zeta Etiquette and Financial Planning, just to name a few. Our State Director, Soror Ernestine Wilson joined us and provided MIP and Chapter Management training. It was a wonderful time to fellowship with newly reclaimed Sorors and bond with the young women of our undergraduate chapters.

Memphis Zetas and Youth Auxiliaries’ participating in the Orange Mound Southern Heritage Classic Parade.

This year Memphis Zetas also participated in the Orange Mound Southern Heritage Classic Parade. It was a wonderful experience and we are anxious to return and showcase Zeta again next year! After the parade we traveled to the Liberty bowl for our Annual Blue & White Tailgate that we co-host annually with the Tau Iota Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma. It was a great opportunity Sigma Memphis and Memphis Zetas to come together as “Sigma Memphis Zetas” and provide hospitality for visiting Sorors and Frat that travel to the city to enjoy the Southern Heritage Classic festivities.

In October, the chapter traveled to Jackson, TN for our State Leadership Conference where Soror Sherrie Lyons represented the chapter in the 2nd Annual Ms. Tennessee Zeta Pageant. Soror Donna R. Williams received the highest honor presented to a Zeta in the state, as the recipient of the Arizona Cleaver Stemons Award, for her diligent service to Zeta and the state over the years. AHZ and our Archonettes received an award for having the largest registered delegation at the conference. The chapter was also awarded First place for Z-H.O.P.E in our chapter size category.

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Alpha Eta Zeta—Memphis, TN This fall has presented an opportunity of growth for our chapter as we welcomed seven new members to our beloved sisterhood. The legacy continues with Letiticia Jackson, Jasmine Walters, Hope Shields, Jenette Edmonds, Lamonica Wright, Tonya Bernard and LaRuth Lofties. We are so very happy to have them in Zeta, and we anticipate great things from these women.

Alpha Eta Zeta welcomes 7 new members into the sisterhood.

We are so proud of our chapter and all of the sorors that have worked so hard to make it a success!

One of things that this chapter strives hard to excel at is community service in and around the city of Memphis. A partnership was formed with the Department of Children Services this year, as Alpha Eta Zeta co-hosted a Teen Youth Conference for children currently in state custody. Soror Adrienne Hughes and Brother Darryl Anderson presented and Etiquette Workshop and Sorors Jamie Dunlap and Camille Crawford provided team builders to the youth.

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Alpha Eta Zeta—Memphis, TN We hosted our 2nd Annual Health Fair with Greater Mt. Moriah Baptist Church and it was a great success. We were also able to reach out to children in the community that were gearing up for the upcoming school year. Our donations of school supplies went a long way and we were able to help get many students on the right foot to start off their year! Alpha Eta Zeta also participated in the Making Strides for Breast Cancer Walk and the Sickle Cell Walk.

AHZ Sorors preparing school supply bags for kids.

Alpha Eta Zeta also supported Tau Iota Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc., as they celebrated their 75th Anniversary. The chapter held a Gala for this momentous occasion. This night served as a celebration and historical lesson for all in attendance, as we learned how the city of Memphis has impacted the Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc.

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Alpha Eta Zeta—Memphis, TN Alpha Eta Zeta was honored with being nominated for the first Agent of Change Talented Tenth Award presented by the Memphis Urban League Young Professionals. We are proud to report that as a result of our hard work and dedication to the Memphis Community that Zeta Phi Beta, Alpha Eta Zeta Chapter walked away with the award. We could not be prouder of this achievement because it is showing the founding principles of our dear organization hard at work.

AHZ Sorors with the MUYLP Agents of Change Award in the BGLO of the Year Award Alpha Eta Zeta kicked off 2011 with quite an Astounding start! January is always eventful since it marks the Founders’ Day activities for the Memphis Zetas. We started off the week by supporting the Brothers of Phi Beta Sigma by attending a bowling party to celebrate their Founders’ Day. After that, the week of activities was in full swing! On Friday, a few members of the chapter met Soror Mary B. Wright, National First Vice President, at the airport to welcome our guest speaker to our great city! The welcome wagon made posters and a banner and erupted into cheers when our National Officer arrived with her husband at the airport.

Alpha Eta Zeta welcomes National First Vice President, Mary B. Wright. Soror Wright was the keynote speaker for the Sigma Memphis Zetas Founders’ Day Program on Saturday, January 15, 2011.

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Alpha Eta Zeta—Memphis, TN The Founders’ Day program was flawless and the attendees gushed over what a dynamic speaker Soror Wright was. She received a standing ovation at the end of her speech and it was a pleasure to have her. At the program, the chapter also recognizes our Zeta of the Year. This year the honor went to Soror Audrey Johnson who serves as the Third Vice President for Alpha Eta Zeta. The Brothers of Phi Beta Sigma also honor a Soror with the Sisterhood Award for her time and dedication to the Brothers of Tau Iota Sigma. This year’s recipient was Soror Delcenia Pegues, Archonette Advisor. A reception followed the program, and then everyone went to Half Shell restaurant to unwind after a long, busy day.

Soror Audrey Johnson was named Alpha Eta Zeta’s Zeta of the Year and Soror Delcenia Pegues was presented with the Sisterhood Award by the Brothers of Tau Iota Sigma.

The Sunday evening after Founders’ Day, Brother Larry Stapleton opened his home to Sorors and Frat to have a house party. Lots of members of the Blue and White family gathered to fellowship and celebrate a successful week of activities. Sorors held candles and reflected on what it means to be a Zeta and how it has helped us grow in the Sisterhood.

The Angels of Alpha Eta Zeta celebrated Founders’ Day with a candlelight vigil where Sorors shared reflections of life in the Sisterhood.

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Alpha Eta Zeta—Memphis, TN Our week of Founders’ Day events is never complete until we get a chance to walk in the annual Martin Luther King, Jr. Freedom March. It is a parade through downtown Memphis where we celebrate and honor the life of Dr. King. Youth groups, Undergraduates, Zetas and Sigmas all gathered together to show a unified front at the march. It was a chilly, rainy day, but our Zeal for Zeta still shined bright. A local news crew was even able to get a quick interview with Soror Wright on the meaning behind the day! We were able to fellowship with Soror Wright for one final time before her departure. Everyone met at Alfred’s on Beale Street to enjoy a quick lunch after the walk. It was the perfect ending to a perfect week.

Members of Alpha Eta Zeta and the Delta Nu Chapter (University of Memphis Sigma Chapter) posing before the walk

Soror Mary B. Wright posing with the Founders’ Day Committee Chairs, Sorors Sherrie Lyons and Sherita Coleman, after the Martin Luther King, Jr. Freedom March.

The first Alpha Eta Zeta ACT workshop was organized by the Alpha Eta Zeta- DOVE Foundation, Inc. The workshop was an opportunity for children of all ages. The program was an overwhelming success and was host to over 70+ students from schools all around Memphis and Shelby Country. The workshop focused on English, Math and Science and all students were provided with snacks and refreshments throughout the day. Great work by all the presenters and organizers of the event! The workshop was a great success and will become a signature activity for the Foundation.

January came to a close, but that doesn’t mean that it is time for a break! Finer Womanhood Month was among us and it was time to get sorors to re-ignite their flame for Zeta!

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Alpha Eta Zeta—Memphis, TN

Sorors at Greer Chapel AME Church for the start of Finer Womanhood Month.

We began by having Sisterhood Sunday at Greer Chapel AME Church. Sorors were able to come and worship together and start the month off on a spiritual note.

But we had to make sure that we were working out more than just our spirit. This year we instituted Work it Out Wednesdays (W.O.W). Each Wednesday Sorors met up at a local mall to walk around to get some physical activity. It was a great opportunity to work out, fellowship, and also get Zeta out in the public. One week, the Alpha Eta Zeta- DOVE Foundation partnered with a local organization that is raising awareness for Domestic Violence. Instead of walking on Wednesday, everyone got together on a Saturday morning and collected items that could be used in shelters. We also committed to continuing to support their monthly walks at the Oak Court Mall.

Soror Donna R. Williams, Chair of the Board of Directors for the Alpha Eta ZetaDOVE Foundation, posing at the walk to raise awareness for Domestic Violence.

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Alpha Eta Zeta—Memphis, TN The grand finale of Finer Womanhood Month was the Hats Off to Finer Womanhood luncheon. The ladies of Alpha Eta Zeta showed out with their beautiful hats.

Soror Donna R. Williams, President Igina D. Perteet and Soror Sadie Wiley look absolutely BLUtiful in their hats to celebrate Finer Womanhood Month!

Zeta Phi Beta Sorority Inc., Alpha Eta Zeta Chapter, held its Finer Womanhood Awards Luncheon and Fashion Show on Saturday at the Marriot Hotel. The theme for the affair was “Hat’s Off to Finer Womanhood”. At our luncheon we honor women in Memphis and Shelby County, who we feel have exhibited this attribute of excellence throughout the community and in their professions. We salute our Awardees for their dedication to helping others . The guests enjoyed entertainment by the Voices of Memphis Zetas. This year vendors were an added treat for our guests.

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Chi Lambda Zeta—Bartlett, TN Chi Lambda Zeta has always been known to be a “chapter on the move”, and this sororal year was no different! The ladies of Chi Lambda Zeta exemplify the principles of Finer Womanhood, Service, Sisterly Love, and Scholarship in the Bartlett and Shelby County communities every step of the way! Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter began the year with their participation in the Fans for Seniors program by donating 20 fans to senior citizens in the Memphis Metropolitan area through the Commission on Aging Council.

The annual Zeta Round-Up was hosted in August, 2010 and lead to the reclamation recruitment of 10 Sorors during the 2010-2011 Sorority Year. The fellowship fostered sisterly love in a welcoming atmosphere.

Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter welcomed the Seven Sophisticated Sapphires November 2010 ( Soror Thurmantha Davis, Soror Gloria Taylor –Bouknight, Soror Dawn Mathis, Soror Toni Richardson, Soror Patricia Hobson, Soror Kaveshia Taylor and Soror Tabitha Matthews) and the Five Captivating Crystals in March 2011 (Soror Sara Ortiz, Soror Allyson Brown, Soror Francesca Caston, Soror Malissia Hudson and Soror Mary McClendon ) as part of the new Membership Intake Process.

Seven Sophisticated Sapphires

Five Captivating Crystals

Sorors from West Tennessee , North Mississippi , and Eastern Arkansas joined together and collaborated with the brothers of Nu Iota Sigma Chapter (Bolivar, TN), and Beta Zeta Chapter ( LeMoyne- Owen College) of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. to celebrate the Joint Founders’ Day Program at First Baptist Church of Bartlett, TN. The keynote speaker was the former South Central Regional Director, Soror Audrey Fullilove. Inspirational encouragement was given by the International First Anti- Basileus, Soror Mary Breaux-Wright. Other dignitaries in attendance included the former Tennessee State Director and Zeta Dove , Soror Lillian Whitney, West Tennessee Geographical Coordinator, Soror Tejwanna Hinton, Arkansas State Z-HOPE Coordinator , Soror Melrita Garrett, Area Chapter Presidents to include, Soror Yalaunda Taylor of Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter(Bartlett,TN) Soror Carolyn Shaw of Mu Zeta Zeta Chapter (Bolivar,TN) Soror Marquita Grandberry of Nu Gamma Zeta Chapter(Jackson, TN) Soror Tiahna Freeman of Tau Gamma Chapter (Lane College) Soror Treva Sanders of Upsilon Pi Zeta Chapter (West Memphis, AR) Soror Kathy Tatum of Eta Sigma Zeta Chapter (North Little Rock, AR) , Amica Alita Bell, President of the Zeta Amicae of Bartlett, Archonette Hannah Davis, President of Zeta Archonettes of Bartlett, the Southwestern Regional Director of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity , Inc. Brother Theodore Lewis, Presidents and represent-

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Chi Lambda Zeta—Bartlett, TN atives from the Memphis Metropolitan Area Pan-Hellenic Council were present and awarded tokens of appreciation for their support of the Blue and White Family. We concluded the Joint Founders’ Day weekend with a Day of Service, as members of Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and Nu Iota Sigma Chapter of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. worked together on MLK Day at Gifts of Life Ministries and served the homeless citizens of North Memphis in their Soup and Sandwich Kitchen.

Soror Deborah Anderson, Basileus Yalaunda Taylor, and Soror Phyllis Galloway attended the Founders’ Day Program at the University of Mississippi where Soror Mary Breaux-Wright, International First Anti –Basileus, was the guest speaker. Additionally, Sorors from Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter and Bro. Andre Johnson of Nu Iota Sigma Chapter (Bolivar,TN) attended the Mu Beta Sigma Chapter( Little Rock, AR) Celebration for being the largest chapter in Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. Dignitaries in attendance included, but were not limited to, Bro. Jimmy Hammock, International President of Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc. , Bro. Theodore Lewis, Southeastern Regional Director, and Bro. Edward Jordan, Tennessee State Director . The Brothers of Mu Beta Sigma unveiled the PBS Arkansas State License Plate at this celebration.

Celebrating with Mu Beta Sigma Chapter in Little Rock, AR

Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter donated Christmas gifts to the Kindergarten Classes at Grandview Heights Elementary School. Over 75 children had smiles on their faces.

Frater TJ Beattie (Kappa Omicron Chapter of UT Martin) also assisted in this effort.

Hats off to Principal Eric Simmons for allowing Zeta to let their light shine in Grandview Heights Elementary during the holiday season. Sorors also volunteered as proctors during the T-CAP Testing week and donated healthy snacks to over 400 students who were tested at Coleman Elementary School.

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Sorors donating Christmas Gifts to Kindergartners at Grandview Heights Elementary School

Sorors providing treats to TCAP test takers after a long day of testing.

Chi Lambda Zeta—Bartlett, TN Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter awarded four academic scholarships this year to deserving High School Students in the Memphis Metropolitan Area. The 2011 Chi Lambda Zeta Scholarship Recipients are Whitney Payne, Margaret Walker, Dennis Aikens II and Cauntrell Clay.

Members of Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter worked with the March of Dimes at the Annual Signature Chef Gala . The Gala is held annually as a fundraiser and to bring awareness to the community about that the mission and goals of the organization.

During the Gala a baby and its family are highlighted and recognized for overcoming difficulties due to premature births or low birth weights.

Members of Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter shared the spotlight with Mayor AC Wharton of the City of Memphis and held a conversation about the partnership between Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. and the March of Dimes.

Sorors and youth auxiliary members of Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter worked with the Heal the Hood Foundation at the Annual Keeping the Dream Alive Telethon which is a fundraising effort that showcases musical and television celebrities to help promote the decrease of violence in the City of Memphis and the surrounding areas. Young people from all over have an opportunity to display their talents during the telethon. This year some key celebrities were Vivica A Fox, Actress and Larry Dodson of the Bar-Kays who were photographed with Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter. LaDell Beamon is the founder and visionary behind the Heal the Hood Foundation.

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Chi Lambda Zeta—Bartlett, TN Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter Members also partnered with Mr LaDell Beamon at the 4th Annual Celebrity Basketball Event which featured R &B Singer TANK as the half time performance.

Proceed will benefit the Heal the Hood Foundation as it works toward decreasing violence in Shelby County.

Members of Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter worked with the Red Door Foundation and its founder, Mr. Marvell Terry to host a Gospel Musical in honor of those in the Memphis Area who have HIV or AIDS and are living testimonies that someone can live a longer life if they are well informed about HIV and AIDS.

Sorors promote Literacy as they participated in the Read on the Mississippi River event that was held on Mud Island in the downtown Memphis area. Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter also participated in the Buy –A- Book Project by donating a book to the Bartlett Public Library. Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter selected Their Eyes Where Watching God to pay homage to the author and our Soror Zora Neal Hurston for her literary works.

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Chi Lambda Zeta—Bartlett, TN Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter partnered with the Ms. Nicole Gates founder of the Infant Mortality Force to donate over 1300 diapers and other baby items to the Baby Feet Diaper Drive and community informational at the Paint the Town Purple Event . They shared conversations with Congressman Steve Cohen about their partnership Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. has with the March of Dimes as a National Project to fight against Premature Births.

Soror Yalaunda Taylor, Basileus of Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter, was awarded the Memphis/Shelby County Achievers Award for being a positive and realistic role model providing outstanding service to Memphis and Shelby County on November 12, 2010 by the Memphis Silver Star News.

Soror Yalaunda Taylor was also featured on Memphis Action News 5 with Mr. Ben Watson in an interview as a prelude to the Prematurity Sunday Events held in November 2010 at First Baptist Church of Bartlett. Soror Taylor shared the overwhelming statistics of infant mortality in the state Tennessee and more specifically Shelby County which placed Memphis at the top of the national list for Infant Mortality. During the Prematurity Sunday Event, Mayor Keith McDonald of Bartlett, TN shared that he admired the work that Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter was doing with the March of Dimes because, as a child, he benefited from the March of Dimes’ efforts by receiving treatment for polio.

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Chi Lambda Zeta—Bartlett, TN Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter participated in the Plant-A- Tree Project in W. J. Freeman Park in Bartlett, TN. The tree, which produces a white flowering plant blossom, was placed in the playground area of the park, where Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter cleans up quarterly as part of the Bartlett, TN Adopt-A-Park Project.

Members of Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter also continue to maintain their Adopt A Highway section of Highway 64 by doing a quarterly highway pick up event.

Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter participated with First Baptist Church of Bartlett in the annual HIV and AIDS Awareness in the Park event. Information was shared with the community about the effects of HIV and AIDS.

Zeta Archonette President Hannah Davis with the First Lady of First Baptist Bartlett, Ruby McDonald, preparing literature for the HIV/ AIDS Awareness in the Park event

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Chi Lambda Zeta—Bartlett, TN Sorors and Archonettes participated in the annual St Ann Catholic Church Special Olympic events as Volunteers. Sorors and Youth Auxiliaries participated in the Annual March of Dimes Walk at Shelby Farms. Monetary donations to equal more than $1000 were given at the walk on behalf of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter. Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter answered the call to aid and assist the tornado, flood and storm victims by making monetary gift card donations during their time of need.

2011 Zeta of the Year Soror Deborah Anderson

Sorors and Youth at the March of Dimes March for Babies event

Basileus with Amicae of the Year 2010—Alita Bell 2011—Korey Sanders Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter hosted its annual Finer Womanhood Luncheon. This year’s theme was “Who’s That Lady”. Minister Dolly Buggs of Mt Moriah East BC told the audience “That Lady” was a lady of virtue, a God fearing lady, and a lady of praise, prayer, and worship . She is a lady who doesn’t mind serving in her community. She is a lady of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority! The guest MC was Frater Jeff Lee of Clear Channel radio station WDIA 1070AM. Dignitaries in attendance included Soror Audrey Fullilove, Former South Central Regional Director, Soror Tasha Jones, Tennessee State Tamias –Grammateus, Soror Jerri Brengettcy, Tennessee State Chaplin, Soror Phyllis Galloway, South Central Regional Tamias, Soror April Jackson, South Central Regional Antipokritis, Soror Yalaunda Taylor, South Central Regional Awards Committee Chairperson, and Members of the Memphis Metropolitan Area Pan-Hellenic Council. Soror Deborah Anderson was awarded Chi Lambda Zeta Chapter’s Zeta of the Year 2011, Soror Lillian Whitney was recognized for being a Zeta Dove and presented with a beautiful gift basket. Our Auxiliaries were recognized as well for outstanding service to Chi Lambda Zeta and to the community. Amica Alita Bell was awarded Amicae of the Year 2010, and Amica Korey Sanders was awarded Amicae of the Year 2011. Hannah Davis was awarded Archonette of the Year 2010, and Archonette Margaret Walker was awarded Archonette of the Year 2011. Each was awarded a plaque in recognition of their annual service and commitment to the highest ideas of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.

Archonettes of the Year 2011—Margaret Walker 2010—Hannah Davis

Our Zeta Dove Soror Lillian Whitney

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Mu Sigma—Tennessee Technological University The Magnanimous Mu Sigma chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. at Tennessee Technological University is pleased to welcome its newest members, Brandi N. Cotto and Kristie S. Holt. They joined our chapter on April 16, 2011.

This school year has been one of many blessings. Not only did our chapter grow, but we received various awards at TTU’s Greek Awards Banquet which took place on April 19. We were awarded the GPA award for being the NPHC chapter with the highest cumulative GPA, we received 3- star chapter recognition, and our highest honor was receiving the award for NPHC Chapter of the Year for the 2nd year in a row.

This year, our chapter focused on scholarship. We instituted several study nights where free tutoring and assistance were provided to the student body. We also implemented study hours for our chapter members to ensure we all spent an adequate amount of time focusing on our schoolwork. With the help of our newest members, we have a number of creative and strategic programs we plan on implementing next school year. We hope to execute all of our plans in the best interest of TTU’s student body wile upholding Zeta’s principles.

(Right to left) Kristie Holt, Camille Woods, Tameka Drennon (undergraduate advisor), Joslyn Lorenzo, and Brandi Cotto

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Pi Alpha—LeMoyne-Owen College

Sorors of the Prolific Pi Alpha Chapter at the Undergraduate Retreat

Pi Alpha would like to congratulate our very own, Shenika C. Holmes, for making history as the youngest Miss LOC and the 1st to reign for more than 1 term. She was also awarded the 1st ever Royal Connection Image Award for Outstanding Campus & Community Service!

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Rho Alpha Zeta—Hermitage, TN The Rho Alpha Zeta Chapter has been hard at work planning for a successful year.

We began our year by participating in some of our annual community service events.

On September 18, 2010, The Rho Alpha Zeta collaborated with the Nashville chapter of the Sisters Network® Incorporated to promote breast cancer and breast health awareness in the African American community. The program allowed breast cancer survivors to collaborate with volunteers and canvas door-to-door in the African American community to distribute breast health education brochures, resource information, and pink ribbons. Volunteers invited residents to a health fair at the event site to enjoy refreshments and learn more about the health resources and services.

Rho Alpha Zeta Sorors with Senator Thelma Harper

The Sorors of Rho Alpha Zeta Chapter then participated in the Nashville Cares AIDS Walk at the Bi-Centennial Mall, Nashville TN on October 2, 2010.

The Nashville Cares AIDS Walk promotes AIDS awareness and raises funds for Nashville Cares. Nashville Cares is the oldest and largest non-profit organization in Tennessee and it is Middle-Tennessee’s leading provider of AIDS prevention and care services. The team’s goal was to have ten participants in the 3.1-mile walk route walk and to raise $500.00. The Rho Alpha Zeta team consisted of nine graduate members and raised $620.00 for Nashville Cares.

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Rho Alpha Zeta—Hermitage, TN

Some of the Participants in the AIDS Walk On October 23, 2010, Rho Alpha Zeta Chapter hosted our annual "Meet & Greet" at the Commerce Street Grill at the beautiful Renaissance Hotel in Downtown Nashville! The event was an opportunity for those in the community to come and meet our members. They learned about the things we do to help better our society over a wonderful lunch!

December 11, 2010, we held our annual Chapter Christmas Party! It was a wonderful time of great fun and good holiday cheer. And ended with a rousing game of "Dirty Santa".

On January 15th, Rho Alpha Zeta Chapter co-hosted the first ever Joint Founders Day Program with all the Middle Tennessee Chapters; Pi Zeta Chapter, Rho Mu Zeta Chapter and Sigma Chi Zeta Chapter! It was a wonderful event commemorating the creation of our beloved sisterhood!

January 16th on the day of our founding, Rho Alpha Zeta Chapter worshiped together at Mount Gilead Baptist Church with Pastor Roderick James Glatt. We then had Sunday dinner together in Sisterly Love.

On January 29th, we hosted ZHOPE Project: Self-Esteem Really Does Matter/ Vision Board. The purpose of this event was to encourage an increased awareness of the empowering affects of an enhanced sense of self. The participants engaged in activities to improve and nurture self-esteem as well as created a Vision Board. The facilitator was Life Coach and Inspirational Speaker, Danielle Baker.

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Rho Alpha Zeta—Hermitage, TN The last week of February and the Month of March mark the celebration of Finer Womanhood for Zetas all over the globe! Each year, Rho Alpha Zeta celebrates Finer Womanhood throughout the entire month of March!

Our celebration began on Sunday, February 27th when we hosted ZHOPE Project: “Stepping with Knowledge” at Edmondson Chapel Church. In this event, we discussed the reason for stepping and the history behind this activity while building self -esteem and encouraging physical exercise. The audience consisted of students from the chapter’s youth groups. Soror C. LaRae Cooke of the Rho Alpha Zeta chapter facilitated the workshop and taught the history of stepping through interactive play and the instruction of simple steps. The participants performed in front of peers; thus building self-esteem while providing a light cardiovascular workout.

On Wednesday, March 2nd, Rho Alpha Zeta Chapter hosted the monthly NPHC Meeting, held at Matthew Walker Comprehensive Health Center, in the Ingram Community Room. Attended by all representative organizations of the NPHC, we served dinner, and shared with the Council details about Finer Womanhood celebration events.

Thursday, March 3rd, Rho Alpha Zeta Chapter attended Jazz & Jokes Happy Hour featuring Zeta Phi Beta at Jazz and Jokes Lounge. This event was attended by Sorors, Sigma brothers, and other NPHC members in the surrounding area. Music and laughter was enjoyed by all.

On Saturday, March 5th, Rho Alpha Zeta attended a wonderful production of “The Jitney” by August Wilson, held at The Village Church. The cast included 92Q radio personality and soror Fiona Soul. Rho Alpha Zeta gave the production rave reviews.

Kudos to Soror Fiona Soul and her fellow cast mates.

March 19th we held our first ever, Praise Dance and Mime Team Showcase!

We are pleased to say it was a great SUCCESS! 9 teams from all over the Middle TN competed in 3 separate categories; Best Mime Team, Best Adult Praise Dance Team, Best Kid Praise Dance Team. Almost 300 people were in attendance to witness this grand event at Cane Ridge High School Auditorium! DVDs of the competition are now available. We look forward to making Praise Dance and Mime Team Showcase an annual event!

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Rho Alpha Zeta—Hermitage, TN We rounded out our Finer Womanhood month on March 26, 2011 on “Congressman John Lewis Day”! Congressman Lewis was honored at the Tennessee General Assembly with both the House and the Senate. Some of his colleagues, including Kwame Lillard and the Freedom Riders were on hand. Congressman Lewis was presented a resolution. Rho Alpha Zeta Chapter along with the brothers Phi Beta Sigma Fraternity, Inc – Eta Beta Sigma Chapter hosted a reception to honor the Congressman at American Baptist College. During this reception, the chapter presented Congressman Lewis with a heartfelt gift and words of love and celebration. Brother Lewis seemed genuinely moved by the tremendous show of brotherly and sisterly love. Congressman Lewis received the "Shaft of Light" Award at the President's Gala from American Baptist College. Phi Beta Sigma International President Jimmie Hammock spoke on behalf of Phi Beta Sigma and Zeta Phi Beta.

Soror TaNisha Smith, Soror Tiffany Patton, Soror Darlene Williams, Congressman John Lewis, Soror Shirley Corry, Soror Rosalyn Pope.

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Rho Alpha Zeta—Hermitage, TN We hosted another ZHOPE Project: “Nutritious Nibbles” on April 16th at Edmondson Pike Branch .The purpose of this event was to provide and present information on healthy snacks and physical activity; thus promoting an increased awareness of beneficial eating and fitness practices. Personal Trainer, fitness instructor, nutritionist and registered nurse, Melody Ramsey served as the facilitator of the event. Topics of discussion were: beneficial snack options, health tips, cancer, diets, and exercise. M. Ramsey also conducted an introductory workout session. The event was fun, informative, and relative to the audience.

Soror Quinetta Quinn, Soror Charity Blair, Soror Marsha Bufford and guest practice a fitness routine.

On April 17, 2011 we participated in the “March of Dimes” March for Babies! at the Centennial Park .

The Zeta Phi Beta/Rho Alpha Zeta team consisted of eight registered team members who raised $205 for March of Dimes, 2011.

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Rho Alpha Zeta—Hermitage, TN Upcoming ZHOPE Events: - We will soon select our two DOVE Scholarship recipients in honor of our late beloved sorors, Dr. Bettie Nelson and Lisa Ray - Z-HOPE 2011 Men’s Workshop Series: Stress Management, Depressive Disorders, and Prostate Cancer - ZETA PHI BETA SORORITY, INCOPORATED - RHO ALPHA ZETA CHAPTER Presents…..

CRAB BASH 2011! September 24, 2011! SAVE THE DATE!

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Rho Gamma—University of Memphis During the academic school year of 2010-2011, the Resplendent Rho Gamma productively accomplished an outstanding Interest Week entitled Yard Reconstruction: 1920 from September 12, 2010 to September 18, 201 in the fall. Events of community service during the week consisted of “Helping Build Mindz” tutoring at the Boys and Girls Club, “FISHER PRICE” March of Dimes table for donations (in which we raised $81.82), “Regulations” Friends for Life H.I.V. Awareness Center, and “PURR-fect PURPOSE” Sickle Cell Walk. During the Spring, our week was entitled, “Rho Gamma Blu Friday, The Phi-nezt Album Release Week” from March 20-26th. We held a March of Dimes table, where donations were collected, and those donations will be matched dollar for dollar by our chapter. Community service wise, we tutored at the Boys and Girls Club.

The Resplendent Rho Gamma Chapter is proud to recognize all of the accomplishments during this academic year. Soror Jasmine Johnson became the Undergraduate Member-at-Large for the South Central region. We competed in our first NPHC step show at the University of Memphis and won 1st place in the sorority division. At State Conference, Soror Jasmine Rayner was installed as the Undergraduate Member-at-Large for the state of Tennessee. Soror Leslie Rimmer was placed 1st runner up at the Miss Zeta TN pageant. Rho Gamma participated in a stroll off competition on December 3rd and won 1st place. We are proud to announce the 2011-2012 Judge Bernice B. Donald Scholarship recipient was Audrey Ibezim. She is a junior majoring Criminal Justice with a 3.41 GPA. At last, we celebrated our Soror Judge Bernice B. Donald for receiving a Lifetime Achievement Award during Black History Month. It was a spectacular event to see our own being recognized for her achievements.

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Throughout the year, Rho Gamma participated in the Fall Festival at Orange Mound Community Center. We contributed gifts to Adopt -A-Family and Angel Tree. We partnered with Aeropostale and collected over 20 pair of jeans and donated them to the homeless shelter. During our last meeting, we adopted Boys and Girls Club, in which, we will be dedicated to visit the facility once a month.

Sigma Chi Zeta—Murfreesboro, TN The Sigma Chi Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Incorporated in Murfreesboro, TN has had an exciting 2010-2011 sororal year! We are so proud to represent Tennessee and the South Central Region in all we do. Last September, we supported the 2011 Walk for Lupus Now event at Centennial Park to raise awareness of Lupus Disease. Our chapter members assist the Lupus Disease Foundation in planning and implementation of this event and the organization often calls on us to support their efforts. The following month, Sigma Chi Zeta sorors attended the Tennessee State Leadership Conference in Jackson where we have two chapter sorors who serve on state level positions. We were able to return home with a renewed freshness of what we can do to continue to make Zeta light in our community. Each November, we support the sorority’s prematurity awareness initiative for March of Dimes and collected loose change to donate to CoinStar. We sent press releases to our local papers as well as held informational presentations in our religious institution & church bulletins. Our chapter has been so blessed this year. It was laid on our hearts to gather food items in a Thanksgiving basket to present to a family in need. Our Sorors gathered in unison for fun and fellowship in our annual Christmas party & gift exchange. It’s all for a cause though, because while we enjoyed one another - we wrapped clothing and gifts for a mother and her children that we adopted during the season. Earlier that day, we volunteered at Toys for Tots and distributed toys and assisted with escorting parents and registration inquiries. Our chapter created the vision and partnered in the inaugural Middle Tennessee Founders’ Day Celebration held at the Smyrna Town Center. We fellowshipped over brunch with over 100 sorors who wore their Sunday’s best, received a great word from the speaker and honored our Five Pearls. The Finer Women of Rutherford County Awards Banquet was a great success. We honored 3 deserving women who are selected as unsung heroines in the Murfreesboro Community. The guest speaker touched our hearts & we enjoyed supporting these ladies for the work they do each day. Soror Brandi Osborne, Basileus, was awarded Zeta of the Year.

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Sigma Chi Zeta—Murfreesboro, TN We learned tons of information on the physical and emotional effects of stress during our Stress in the Workplace Seminar held at Patterson Community Center. Our sorors who are professionals in health and human resources chimed in and shared their expertise on the matter. During the Shannon Martin Memorial Scholarship Soul Food Cookoff & Silent Auction, we had a wonderful turnout to honor our fallen dove Shannon, who was tragically killed in a motorcycle accident. Several attendees in the community submitted food items for the judges to score. After an inspiring word from the guest speaker, we fellowshipped over the refreshments. Above all, we were able to award Shannon’s son Rian, & another deserving student, the scholarship funds we were able to raise. The attendees bidded on items in the silent auction and we awarded prizes to the top cooks in each category. We had a great attendance in the March of Dimes Walk America event in May. This a time we can all come together, lace up our shoes to walk and raise awareness of premature births.

This event is extremely special to our chapter as two of our own members were affected by the effects of premature births. We resolve to do all we can to welcome healthy babies! The Sigma Chi Zeta chapter continues to be a force in the Rutherford County community. Our aim is to enjoy & support each other and to WORK HARD but SERVE HARDER!

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Upsilon Gamma Zeta—Martin, TN In September 2010, the ladies of Upsilon Gamma Zeta participated in the Lauderdale County Labor Day Parade with our Youth. The Amicettes won 1st place prize in the Step/Talent Show!

Detearia and Quintaya Wilder

During the 2010 TN State Leadership Conference, Soror Latasha Jones was reelected to the position of Tamias-Grammateus, and the Youth of Upsilon Gamma Zeta won the Spelling Bee!

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Greetings from the Regional Director Dear Blue & White Family & Friends: WOW! What a difference 12 months can make…..Your South Central Regional Leadership Team has been busy ensuring that the Zeta flame fuels that Zeta passion across the region. The Region has experienced tremendous growth this year…….with you as our Drum Majors for the “Zeta Love Connection”, our states/ chapters & auxiliaries (Amicae & Youth) all have gained members by sharing the Zeta love in action thereby prompting many silent Zetas to ‘Come Home to Zeta & Re-Ingnite their Zeta Light”! Today, the South Central Region remains the 2nd largest region in Zeta.

Congratulations to our State Directors and chapter baseli and their leadership teams for a successful and productive year promoting Zeta within their communities. Even our Youth have gotten the “Z-Blue Bug”. Our youth auxiliaries continue to grow and make a difference.

Thank you Soror April Jackson, for answering the Zeta call for service as our new Regional Antipokritis. I am sure you will enjoy her first productions…the 2011 Speaking of Zeta Newsletter & the 2011 Souvenir Journal. Join me in thankful acknowledgement of the 6 years of Regional service of Soror Vivian Kelly and wish her well as she seeks new opportunities to serve Zeta.

Please join me in welcoming our 3 new chapters, 1 new Amicae auxiliaries and the 2 reactivated chapters that answered the call to “Come home to Zeta & Reignite their Zeta Light”. Let’s keep the “Unconquerable South Central Region” moving forward as we always remember…… there is “A NEW FOUNDATION BUILT ON SCHOLARSHIP, SERVICE, SISTERLY LOVE & FINER WOMANHOOD”!

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