The Greene County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. will present its 26th Debutante Ball on Saturday, April 16, 2011 at 8:00 p.m. at the Eutaw Activity Center in Eutaw, AL. This year’s theme is “A Night of Elegance.”
Fourteen lovely young ladies will be making their debut.
The 2011 Debutantes are Jasmine Byrd of Forkland, AL, the daughter of Leatha Byrd; Jasmine Cole of Eutaw, AL, the daughter of Dorothy and Otis Robinson; Jessica Edmonds of Boligee, AL, the daughter of Emma Edmonds; Amber Fitts of Greensboro, AL, daughter of Deborah and Ronald Taylor; Tyneshia Fulghum of Eutaw, AL, the daughter of Nadeen Fulghum; Bertheria Goodson of Tuscaloosa, AL, the daughter of Naomi Cyrus; Jonai Gulley of Eutaw, AL, the daughter of Ida Head and William Gulley; Brianna Hughes of Eutaw, AL, daughter of Beverly and Napoleon Hughes, Sr.; Jealae Jackson of Newbern, AL, daughter of Patricia Jackson and Jesse Ward; TyReice Mack of Boligee, AL; Angela Prewitt of Eutaw, AL, daughter of Veronica Chambers and Anthony Prewitt; Kwajamilia Spencer of Eutaw, AL, daughter of Temera Lewis; Natasha Vester of Forkland, AL; daughter of Ulysses and Betty Vester, and Chalise Washington of Boligee, AL. daughter of Sherry Washington and Willie Wilson.
All former Debutantes of Greene County Alumnae Chapter of Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. are invited to attend this gala affair.
Delta Sigma Theta Sorority, Inc. is a social service organization sponsoring community activities in the areas of education, health, political and international awareness, youth leadership development and arts & letters. The local community activities of the Greene County Alumnae Chapter of DST include awarding annual scholarships to graduating seniors, participating in the Adopt-a Family Christmas Project with the local Department of Human Resources, sponsoring Senior Citizens Christmas Gala, co-sponsoring the Community Kwanzaa Celebration, directing Delta Academy for young girls, and sponsoring health awareness events and career fairs.
The Annual Debutante Season is an opportunity for the Greene County Alumnae Chapter to devote care and time to guide high school girls in the areas of leadership development, community service, social etiquette and academic priorities as they prepare for their transition from high school to post secondary training.