Soror Kelly Price - Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.

50Zeta Eta SigmaPontiac, MichiganAims soaring upwards until they reach the skyThe Zeta Eta Sigma Chapter has been busy carryingthe torch of Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc.The first ‘Gospel Celebration – Music for the Soul’in Bloomfield, Mi was held. This celebration actedas the conclusion to the 2006-2007 ScholarshipContest where Miss Latoya Patterson, a MichiganState University Freshman was recognized with a$500 scholarship. Almost 100 supporters filled theroom, including fellow Greeks, family, friends andlocal pastors including Pastor Charles K. Benderof Mt. Olive Missionary Baptist Church in Pontiac,MI. Zeta Eta Sigma’s Gospel Celebration was filledwith great food, awesome praise dances, solos, andinstrumental numbers performed by the talentedmembers of the community and lovely sorors. PastorDouglas P. Jones was honored for his outstandingservice to the community with a regal royal blue andgold plaque. Sigma Gamma Rho Sorority, Inc – ZetaEta Sigma Chapter blessed the community and sentthem home filled with the spirit.The Zeta Eta Sigma chapter has not only servicedthe community, but has also done great thingswithin the chapter. Membership has increasedby 50%. Thanks to the dedication and loyalty ofa Sigma woman to Sigma Gamma Rho, Zeta EtaSigma has welcomed two transfer soror from the PiNu undergrad chapter and three reactivated sororsfrom the Pontiac area. Welcome sorors: TysharaLawson, Monisha Harris, Liz Bond, Naomi Burton,and Marquita Primm.With extra Sigma hands and the holiday seasonapproaching the chapter plans on contributing tomany families in need.There is a lot to be done, but … ”Greater Services,Greater Progress”!!Contact: Kimberly BanguilZeta Omega SigmaBaltimore County, MarylandA Rhoyal Legacy ContinuesThe Baltimore County Alumnae Chapter, ZetaOmega Sigma, inducted Soror Eunique Gray (shownon the far right), the seventh member of Sigma inher family. The induction ceremony was held at thePikesville Hilton in Baltimore County, Maryland. SororGray proudly joins five of her family members whoare all active with the Zeta Omega Sigma Chapter.These members (l to r), include the Basileus andLife Member Sandra Mitchell (aunt), Bernice LegrosBarry (aunt), Life Member Dr. Cheryl Simmons-Gray(mother), Theresa Blanks (aunt) and Kimberly-Mitchell-Corpew (cousin). The first sorority memberfrom the Simmons family is a great aunt, Soror WillaSimmons-Hammons who resides in central Region.Zeta Omega Sigma introduces their four newest sorors (lto r): Sorors Eunique V. Gray, Katrina Robinson, CynthiaJordan, Esq., and Kimberley N. Moore. Their excitement,enthusiasm, and creativity promise to help propel ZetaOmega Sigma to heights of even greater attainment.They are shown at Hebbville Elementary School where thechapter’s Wee Savers program was launched.