Queen’s Luncheon
Written by Debbie Norrell
The Harriet Tubman Guild, Inc.’s annual luncheon is always an exciting afternoon. On Dec. 12, at the Omni William Penn Hotel, more than 300 gathered for the Queen’s Luncheon and the first Winona Idell Lincoln Service Award. Lincoln was the founder of The Harriet Tubman Guild.
In July of 1915, when a group of Christian women first met at the home of Lincoln, their purpose was to assist the Women’s Auxiliary of the Union Baptist Association in maintaining the Aged Ministers and Laymen’s Home. They chose the name Harriet Tubman because of Tubman’s love for her people and her exemplary activities as nurse and spy during the Civil War.
| THE LUNCHEON COMMITTEE—Ivella Davis, Maxine Engram, Joan Smith, Joyce Randolph and Lizette Jackson-Hicks.
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Stars come out for BET’s Celebration of Gospel
Written by Genea Webb
“For 10 years we’ve been giving honor to God through song and awards,” Harvey said. “In 10 years we’ve experienced some great performances and tonight will be no exception.”
Harvey was right.
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DONNIE McCLURKIN, YOLANDA ADAMS, SHIRLEY CAESAR
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Cuisine...Veggies with an international flair
Although an exotic international vacation may not be in your family’s plans, you don’t need a passport to experience some of the best flavors from around the world! A few key ingredients and a bit of experimentation in the kitchen can add intercontinental flair to your next meal. Here are some suggestions for taking your taste buds on a tour of the world in three easy meals. The secret ingredient in all three recipes? Veggie burgers—an under-utilized yet better-for-you alternative to meat.
To learn more about the delicious variety of veggie products available, visit www.gardenburger.com.
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Veggie Wontons
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Church Circuit
Written by Courier Newsroom
Taizé service
JAN. 20—East Liberty Presbyterian Church, 116 S. Highland Ave., East Liberty, will host a Taizé Service at 7 p.m. This hour-long service includes sung prayers, simple, beautiful music, a time of silence, spoken and silent prayers and an opportunity for individual prayer and anointing. All are welcome. There will be a fellowship following the service. For more information, call 412-441-3800.
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I am afraid to leave my wealth to my great-niece!
Written by Gwendolyn Baines
Two years ago I made out a new will leaving my possessions to my great-niece. I built an addition to my house so that she and her husband would be able to live with me. I charge no rent and provide their food and clothing. Besides all that, I bought a car for my great-niece and bought a car for her husband.
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