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Nanticokes host ladies luncheon and informational fair
The planning committee for the event (standing, l-r) are Ragghi Calentine, Antionette Johnson-Wright, Leolga Wright, Natosha Carmine, Linda Harmon, Michele Wright, Fel Norwood, and Tyniece Norwood. Seated are Bonnie Hall, Sabrina Balentine, Lalene Johnson and Cassandra Anlage. BY DENY HOWETH
May 26, 2014
Barbara Donelan, owner of Acupuncture Associates of Sussex County, gives Jan Perdue a treatment. BY DENY HOWETH
Jerry McLamb with Beebe Healthcare tests Sue Collins' blood. BY DENY HOWETH
Donna Zetts gives a chair massage to Pastor Karen Mumford. BY DENY HOWETH
Directing the luncheon with stories, prayers and presentations are (l-r) Ragghi Calentine, Pastor Karen Mumford, Dr. Judith Pierson, Fel Norwood and Tyniece Norwood. BY DENY HOWETH
The eldest ladies attending the luncheon are (l-r) Cora Selby, Anne Eighmie and Hilda Norwood. Louise Turner, standing, and Anne traveled from Washington D.C. to attend the event. Cora, Anne and Hilda are cousins. BY DENY HOWETH
The Nanticoke Indian Association gathered at the Indian River Volunteer Fire Company May 3 to offer a lunch and informational fair. Presenters ranged from health, financial and fitness, and offered health tests, massages and general information about Nanticoke Indian culture.
Dr. Judith Pierson was the guest speaker and offered her special presentation about making a difference in one's life and the lives of others. Ragghi Calentine told a native story.
More than 35 raffle prizes were presented from local vendors.
