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For the adult, ser¬ bution to the Beautification Day munity with health services and vices included diabetes and cho- Project. ; The Northeast Region of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Sorority, Inc. A good time was Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc. signed a contract with Habi¬ had by'all. The celebrity on Tfic. held its 53rd Regional Con¬ tat for Humanity to build thirteen board was Kene Holliday, who ference, April 28-30, at the Hyatt houses. Four of these houses are formerly starred on "Matlock." Regency Crystal City Hotel in to be built in the Northeast Kene is also the National Educa¬ Arlington, Va. Region this year. The Sorors tion Fund's "Ambassador for Local Sorors from Alpha Mu broke ground for the first house Children*' and he was spotlighted Sigma Chapter in attendance in the Washington, DC area. The during the power luncheon. were: Naomi Jones, Evelyn family who will occupy the Sanders, Linda Mann, Minnie home was present at the ground¬ Evans and Carolyn Burrell - Rho breaking. 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