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March 2009 Volume 42, Number 3 Inside this issue: Message from the Basileus 2 Chapter News 3 Announcement and Tidbits 4 A Diamond Diva is Crowned Anytime, we gather to honor our Founders something magical happens. But, at this year s Founders Day celebration, not only did something magical happen, something historical happened. Epsilon Omega crowned its first Diamond Diva, Corinda S. Walters. Foundation News 4 Along the Ivy Vine 4 Happy Birthdays! 6 Directory Update 6 Next Chapter Meeting March 14, 2009 9:30 a.m. Continental Breakfast 10 a.m. Meeting Soror Corinda, 92, was initiated into the Alpha Delta Chapter at Morgan State University in 1934. At Morgan, she majored in Health Sciences and Physical Education. She taught for 42 years, first in the Baltimore City Public School System, then at Bowie, Coppin and Morgan State Universities after earning her Ph.D. Continued on Page 7 (l to r) Sorors Reona J. Thomas and Angela C. Gibson present Soror Corinda with a beautiful shawl. Nellie Quander: An Alpha Kappa Alpha Pearl Join Judge Rohulamin Quander as he discusses his book, Nellie Quander, An Alpha Kappa Alpha Pearl (the Story of the Woman Who Saved an International Organization), on Saturday, March 14, 2009, 2 3:30 p.m. at the Reginald F. Lewis Museum (830 E. Pratt Street). Nellie Quander was instrumental in the birth of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. She authored the AKA constitution s preamble and served as Supreme Basileus, 1910-1919. Admission to the discussion is free with museum admission.

2 Epsilon Omega Executive Committee Basileus Soror Angela C. Gibson Anti-Basileus (Program) Soror Audrey M. Bennett Anti-Basileus (Operations) Soror Joann R. Barber Grammateus Soror Sheila E. Tidline Anti-Grammateus Soror Francina C. Spencer Tamiouchos Soror Sylvia Burke Anti-Tamiouchos Soror Virginia B. Vauls Pecunious Grammateus Soror Jan W. Carter Anti-Pecunious Grammateus Soror Geraldine S. Curry Epistoleus Soror Ruby B. Coleman Philacter Soror Emma J. Hamlin Anti-Philacter Soror Rita Johnson Hodegos Soror Shirley S. Briscoe Ivy Leaf Reporter Soror Shaletta D. Espie Parliamentarian Soror E. Francine Stokes-McElveen Anti-Parliamentarian Soror Edmonia T. Yates Historian Soror Cardrienne P. Griffin Standards Soror Barbara A. Burgess Graduate Advisors Alpha Delta (Morgan)- Soror Adrienne Stokes-Orange Epsilon Kappa (Coppin)- Soror Karen P. Foster Xi Tau (Johns Hopkins) - Soror Lois D. Knight-Harrison Members-at-Large Soror Isabella Branch-Brown Soror Joanne C. Carpenter Soror Reather F. Green Soror Edna Y. Rich Foundation President Soror Evelyn C. McLeod Immediate Past Basileus Soror Cheryl L. Frazier My Dear Sorors, Message from Basileus February was an extraordinary month for Epsilon Omega. During the month, we celebrated Black History, Founders Day and Sisterly Love. At the urging of our North Atlantic Regional Director Soror Evelyn Sample-Oates, I established an ad hoc Soror Relief Committee to assist members of our Chapter in critical and extenuating circumstances. Little did we know that one of our own would need the action of the committee right away. Chaired by Soror Adrienne Stokes-Orange, we helped to provide financial assistance and items of necessity to our Soror Alika Gillis-Redd and her family who lost everything in a fire that displaced several residents in her apartment complex. Sorors, I am extremely proud of your generous donations to our Soror. Epsilon Omega Chapter doesn t do what is easy; we do what is necessary - we help each other. Secondly, I was humbled and honored to witness and crown our first Diamond Soror Corinda Stewart Waters, at our Founders' Day celebration. We congratulate Soror Corinda on this significant recognition. This was Epsilon Omega history in Black History month up close and personal. The Founders Day speaker, Vic Carter, gave us a powerful message. Our worship service was hosted by our Soror Pastor Lisa Weah who provided a spiritual sermon on Sunday to complete our Founders Day weekend. Congratulations to the Founders Day Committee led by Sorors Jan W. Carter, Cecelia L. King and Sheila E. Tidline. Well done. Sorors, welcome spring and Women s Herstory Month. We look forward to traveling to the NARC in NYC, AKA Night in Annapolis, An Afternoon of Jazz and our 8 th Anniversary of Eating Together Program We re fine in 2009. With Sisterly Love, Soror Angela By donating Eyeglasses, you will provide glasses for the underprivileged and homeless population. Donate Unused Eyeglasses and Cell Phones at NARC Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Cluster III Community Service Project Extraordinary Service Project Think Pink Speak Green Helping One Family at a Time Vision & Mission By donating cell phones, you will help women in domestic violence centers have access to emergency numbers. Epsilon Omega Chapter will be recognized as a viable, dynamic, positive force in Baltimore that impacts the community educationally, politically and culturally. We will have an informed, committed, dedicated and spirited membership. It is the mission of the Epsilon Omega Chapter to provide consistent and effective services to its members, civic organizations and local, national and international communities to improve the quality of life for all whom we serve.

Along the Byline, March 2009 3 Basileus Congratulates Poetry Winner Chapter News Congratulations to Our New Diamond, Golden and Silver Sorors Diamond Corinda S. Waters Golden Jo-Ann N. Batie-Smith Beverly Givens Reid Shirley N. Stills (l to r) Mayor Sheila Dixon and Soror Angela C. Gibson congratulate Alexis Finnerty, a 6th-grader at Harlem Park Elementary and Middle School, for winning third prize in the Mayor s Poetry Contest at the It Takes a Village Black History Month Celebration. Soror Angela presented the young winner with a $100 savings bond Xi Tau City Chapter Members Attend NARC Leadership Conference (l to r) Sorors Lindsay Bynum, Jessica Turral and Lena Mitchell with North Atlantic Regional Director Evelyn Sample-Oates Silver Alicia M. Alston Mary M. Bethea LaJerne T. Cornish Kathy F. Crosby Geraldine S. Curry Helen E. Dupree Margaret B. Friend Doris M.P. Holmes Sara W. Jerkins Lillie N. Myers Clarissa G. Price Tonja L. Ringgold Barbara A. Robinson Sheila E. Tidline Mary D. Ward Janet K. Williams Congratulations to Michelle Byers, Crystal Cotten-Faison, Lisa Foust, Angela C. Gibson, Tonja L. Ringgold and Sheila E. Tidline for being selected to participate in the 2009 Ethel Hedgeman Lyle Leadership Academy! To ensure the timely distribution of Along the Byline, no electronic scoop sheets will be accepted via e-mail later than Monday, March 16, 2009. Please e-mail your scoop sheet to Soror Shaletta D. Espie at shaletta76@hotmail.com. News for Along the Ivy Vine is greatly appreciated. Please let me know about any awards received, promotions, family additions, marriages, graduations, etc. Photos are also appreciated. Thank you! Scoop Sheet

4 Announcements and Tidbits Eating Together Program Set to Celebrate Anniversary On Wednesday, March 18, 2009, the Eating Together Program will celebrate its 8th anniversary at the Spring Fling 2009 at the Ivy Family Support Center, 12 noon - 3 p.m. The event will feature a fashion show, entertainment, dancing, lunch, door prizes, fellowship and much, much more. If you are interested in modeling in the fashion show, please contact Sorors Elizabeth P. Dyett and Catherine P. Stansbury. Sorors are also asked to donate gifts for door prizes. Please give your donations to Anne Roberts or bring them to the Ivy Center on Mondays or Wednesdays. Tickets are $10. To purchase, contact Sorors Anne Roberts, LaVerne A. Turner, Lillye M. Wells and Wynola W. Cunningham. Soror Graces the Front Page of Baltimore Sun If you opened the Baltimore Sun a day after President Barack Obama s historic visit to Baltimore, then you saw one of our precious pearls gracing the front page, Soror Caprisa Hooper. AKA Night in Annapolis AKA Night In Annapolis is Thursday, March 12, 6-8 p.m. A bus will leave the Ivy Family Support Center at 4:30 p.m. The cost to travel on the bus is $10. Please contact Soror Karenthia A. Barber at 410-366-1355 to reserve your seat. Sorors are encouraged to wear pink and green. Chapter Web site: What Are Your Thoughts? The Technology Committee is soliciting comments on the development of the Chapter s Web site. Please send your ideas and thoughts to Soror Carmen T. Maxwell at ctmaxwell@msn.com. Keep Our Sorors in Your Prayers! Soror Gloria J. Carpenter broke her foot. Soror Marlene Greer-Chase is back in the hospital. Along the Ivy Vine Soror Honored by Leadership Maryland Soror Karenthia A. Barber (right) with Leadership Maryland board members at a reception honoring program participants Soror Karenthia A. Barber, president of Professional Development Associates, LLC, recently completed an eight-month leadership development program sponsored by Leadership Maryland. Congratulations, Soror Karenthia! ATIV, Continued on Page 6 Soror Gloria B. Jones is recovering from surgery. Congratulations to the 2009 Founders Day Committee for planning an outstanding and memorable event! Foundation News Get Your Tickets to the Afternoon of Jazz; Last Day Saturday, March 14 The Epsilon Omega Foundation will present, An Afternoon of Jazz, on Sunday, March 15, 2009, 4 p.m. - 7 p.m., at the Ivy Family Support Center. Tickets are $40. The last day to purchase tickets will be Saturday, March 14, 2009, at the Chapter meeting. Please contact Soror Isabella Branch- Brown about purchasing tickets at 410-922-1002. Save-the-Date; Get Ready to Ride! On Saturday, August 8, 2009, come along and ride on our fantastic card party voyage. More info. to come! Scholarship Applications Available The 2009 Epsilon Omega Foundation scholarship applications will be available at the March 2009 Chapter meeting. If you know an eligible graduating high school senior, please complete the application by Friday March 20, 2009 and return it to Soror Shirley T. Hill. The next meeting of the Scholarship Committee is Thursday, March 26, 2009, at 6 p.m. at the Ivy Family Support Center. The committee welcomes new members! Please Don t Forget to Wear Your Name Badge at Chapter Meetings.

Along the Byline, March 2009 Photo Credit: Eugene Daniel and Soror Nicole S. Brown 5 Founder s Day 2009 New Golden Sorors (l to r) Beverly Givens Reid, Jo-Ann N. Batie-Smith and Shirley N. Stills smile for the camera at Founders Day 2009 New Silver Sorors pose for a group photo at Founders Day 2009, Celebrating Sisterhood in Time of Change, at Martin s Valley Mansion in Hunt Valley, Maryland The Founders Day 2009 Committee, chaired by Jan Wood Carter and co-chaired by Cecelia L. King and Sheila E. Tidline Founders Day 2009 Keynote Speaker Vic Carter, WJZ-TV News Anchor, with (l to r) Delegate Barbara A. Robinson, Baltimore City Comptroller The Honorable Joan Pratt and Baltimore City Council President Stephanie Rawlings-Blake (l to r) Sorors Maryellen Smackum, Gwendolyn E. Brown, Annamaria B. Joyner and Elvenia Hopkins enjoy the Founders Day 2009 program Sorors gather before the start of the Founders Day 2009 worship service at the New Bethlehem Baptist Church in Baltimore

6 Happy Birthday, Sorors! March 2 Soror Delores G. Jones March 3 Soror Martha A. Thomas March 6 Soror Margaret B. Friend Soror Nicole James March 8 Soror Ashley Johnson Soror Lois D. Knight-Harrison March 10 Soror Thelma G. Clardy March 11 Soror Joi M. Carter Soror Cynthia G. Porter March 12 Soror Janis Wiggins March 13 Soror Cherisse Cruickshank March 15 Soror Tamara Hill March 16 Soror Erma K. DeBeal March 17 Soror Stephanie R. Blake March 18 Soror Robin Y. Kane-Prater March 19 Soror Tanya Rucker March 21 Soror Angela C. Gibson Soror Emma J. Hamlin March 22 Soror Erica M. Waters March 23 Soror Crystal Watkins Johansson March 25 Soror Patricia Sparrow March 26 Soror T. Joan Robinson March 31 Soror Chicora M. Lee Soror Joanne Carpenter (Formerly Joanne Bryant) 718 Great Heron Drive Edgewater, Maryland 21037 443-607-6396 (phone) joanne.carpenter@verizon.net Soror June I. King 1011 Woodbourve Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21212 Soror April Randall 4004 Leisure Drive Temple Hill, Maryland 20748 Soror Alika G. Redd 6-A Rockingham Court Parkville, Maryland 21234 Soror T. Joan Robinson 7517 Rossville Boulevard Baltimore, Maryland 21237 Directory Update Soror Janice H. Wilcox 8415 Bellona Lane, #508 Baltimore, Maryland 21204 410-494-1431 (phone) jhwlcx@msn.com Soror Kenyetta Watson 7505 Reserve Circle, Apt. 302 Baltimore, Maryland 21244 Soror Sheena Williams 45902 St. Regis Road Baltimore, Maryland 21206 Please submit any changes to your address, e-mail address and phone number to Soror Virginia B. Vauls at virvauls@msn.com or 8004 Township Drive, Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 so that your information can be printed correctly in the upcoming Directory. Along the Ivy Vine Soror Support is Appreciated! As you may have heard, the roof of the apartment building next to Soror Alika Redd s building caught on fire in the middle of the night on February 5, 2009. The fire eventually spread to Soror Redd s building and both were deemed unlivable. By the grace of God, everyone was able to evacuate both buildings without any major harm. However, the Redd Family (Isaac, Alika, Arriq and Asiah) were only able to recover clothing and a dining set. Soror Redd is currently seeking new bedroom furniture for her 6-yearold son, Arriq, her 9 ½-month-old daughter, Asiah, and her and her husband, Isaac. Other items that the family is in need of are: living room furniture and electronic devices, such as televisions, DVD players, etc. If you would like to make a donation, please send them to: The Redd Family, 6-A Rockingham Court, Parkville, Maryland 21234. The family also sends the following message to the Sorors of Epsilon Omega: "Sorors, thank you very much for being a blessing to our family with your generous donations. Our family is very grateful for all of the love and financial support that has been extended to us in our time of need. May God continue to bless each and every one of you!

Along the Byline, March 2009 Celebrating Young Women Soaring to Greatness Sunday, April 25, 2009 SOUVENIR JOURNAL CONTRACT 7 Please place my advertisement in the Souvenir Journal for the Celebrating Young Women Soaring to Greatness event sponsored by the Epsilon Omega Foundation, Inc., and Epsilon Omega Chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Payment is enclosed in the amount of $, which corresponds to the advertisement size listed below. Name of Honoree: Please Select an Advertisement Price: With Photo: Size: Full-page $110 $125 Half-page $ 70 $ 85 Quarter-page $ 50 $ 65 Eighth-page $ 25 $ 40 Business Card $ 25 $ 40 Patron $ 5 N/A Please attach a camera-ready advertisement or a business card to this form. Handwritten ads will not be accepted. Make checks or money orders payable to Epsilon Omega Foundation. Returned checks will assess a fee. This form must accompany each advertisement. Submission Deadline: Tuesday, March 31, 2009 Soror Etheline Barland 1 Hamill Court, #23 Baltimore, Maryland 21210 Sick and Shut-In Sorors Soror Marlene Greer-Chase 9735 Sherwood Farm Road Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 Soror Ruth Land 1190 W. Northern Pkwy, #207 Baltimore, Maryland 21210 Soror Anne Boone 3200 Howard Park Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21207 Soror Gloria Carpenter 3407 Callaway Avenue Baltimore, Maryland 21215 Soror Juanita H. Gates 7121 Park Heights Avenue, #210 Baltimore, Maryland 21215 Soror Gloria Jones 111 Hamlet Hill Road, #1310 Baltimore, Maryland 21210 Soror Hermia Jordan Future Care Cherrywood 22 Reisterstown Road Baltimore, Maryland 21136 Soror Carolyn Peck 6802 Bonnie Ridge Drive, #101 Baltimore, Maryland 21209 Soror Theresa Sisco 3052 Hunting Ridge Drive Owings Mills, Maryland 21117 Soror Corinda currently resides in Cambridge, Maryland and is the caregiver of a 98-year-old family friend and a 100-year-old aunt. Stay tuned for more about our Diamond Diva in the April 2008 Along the Byline.

Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. Epsilon Omega Chapter P.O. Box 67006 Baltimore, Maryland 21215-0005 Save-the-Date Saturday, March 14, 2009 Chapter Meeting, 9:30 a.m. (Continental Breakfast), 10 a.m. (Start Time), Ivy Family Support Center Sunday, March 15, 2009 Afternoon of Jazz, 4 p.m., Ivy Family Support Center, Tickets $40, Contact Soror Isabella Branch Brown Monday, March 16, 2009 Along the Byline Scoop Sheets Due, Please Submit to Soror Shaletta Espie Monday, March 23, 2009 Foundation Executive Committee Meeting, 6 p.m., Ivy Family Support Center April 1-5, 2009 North Atlantic Regional Conference; Epsilon Omega Bus Leaves Thursday, April 2, 2009, 8 a.m.; Returns on Sunday, April 5, 2009, 2 p.m. Monday, April 6, 2009 Executive Committee Meeting, 6:30 p.m., Ivy Family Support Center Saturday, April 11, 2009 Chapter Meeting, 9:30 a.m. (Continental Breakfast), 10 a.m. (Start Time), Ivy Family Support Center Monday, April 13, 2009 Along the Byline Scoop Sheets Due, Please Submit to Soror Shaletta Espie Saturday, April 25, 2009 Celebrating Young Women Soaring for Greatness Gala Monday, April 27, 2009 Foundation Executive Committee Meeting, 6 p.m., Ivy Family Support Center