Greetings Sorors:

Happy Valentine’s Day! February is a month of love, however it is also the month that we honor those who have made a contribution to history, specifically Black History! As a member of the first African American

sorority, we are all a part of that equation. Every day that we serve our communities and our sisters, we are building upon the legacy that our Founders’ envisioned 108 years ago… one of SISTERHOOD and SERVICE! You may not know that we also have many sorors, and their children, who have contributed to the history of African Americans right here in Oklahoma City. For example, did you know that our very own, Soror Ada Louis Spiel Fisher was a key figure in the Civil Rights movement in Oklahoma and on the campus of OU, she was inducted posthumously in the Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame. The University of Oklahoma dedicated a garden in her name. She was a member of Alpha Zeta chapter. Stories, such as these, are happening every day in our communities and Beta Sigma Omega sorors are leading the way! We are building a legacy that is worthy to be praised! February is also the time when we focus on heart health. 1 in 4 women die of heart disease in the United States each year. There are very few people that I know who have not been effected by this silent killer. Ladies, we MUST learn to focus on our health. I am personally guilty of putting everything else ahead of my health. Family, work and even sorority… however, I am asking all of you to make a pledge with me to do better for ourselves! WE DESERVE IT! With Beta Sigma Omega Sorors, such as, Aquilah Ahmad, Bashreerah Ahmad, Taniqua Ward, fitness experts, we have absolutely NO EXCUSE not to focus on improving our health and our hearts! So in the words of my late grandmother, “Let’s get to it”! In closing, I just want to remind all of you that you are loved, you are appreciated, you are valued and I NEED YOU! I need you to be here with me for many more years, to continue to build on this lasting legacy of love… that is Beta Sigma Omega.

Sisterly Always, Soror Anika Wilson

Basileus Communiqué

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O F F I C E R S

Anika Wilson Basileus Monica Finley First Anti-Basileus Ameyka Pittman Second Anti-Basileus Brenda Walker Grammateus Georgetta James Anti-Grammateus Karolyn Ruffin Tamiouchos Lillie Osborn Anti-Tamiouchos LaTreece Langston Pecunious Grammateus Anastasia P. Pitre Anti-Pecunious Gram-mateus Vinata Johnson Historian Tracy Smith Graduate Advisor Beta Beta Chapter Maggie A. Green Epistoleus Joyce Smith Parliamentarian Linda Samuel Jaha Ivy Leaf Reporter Michelle Chapple Hodegos Carmen Butler Archivist Felecia Moriels Philacter

 

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COMMITTEE LISTINGS Gayle Caldwell, Connection Chair Anastasia P. Pitre, Vice-Chair Connection Gayle M. Scott, Decorating Chair Cara Davis, Vice-Chair Decorating Sherrye Cravens, Economic Ownership Chair Tameka Darby, Vice-Chair Economic Ownership WyAngela K. Singh, Education Chair Glimerine Ware, Vice-Chair Education Courtland Fisher, Fashionetta Chair Barbara Potts, Vice-Chair, Fashionetta Dorothy C. Franklin, Founders’ Day Chair Valerie Hurte, Vice-Chair, Founders’ Day Lisa Griffin, Fundraising Chair Tracey Tate, Vice-Chair Fundraising Latricia Morgan, Health Chair Shelia Arinwine Terrell, Vice-Chair Health Angela Long, Membership Chair Patricia Hunt, Vice-Chair, Membership Shante' Fenner, Protocol Chair Alice McCann, Vice-Chair, Protocol Carlisa Curry, Public Affairs Chair Tara Williams, Vice-Chair, Public Affairs Linda S. Jaha, Public Relations Chair Antonia Walker, Vice-Chair, Public Relations Michelle Chapple, Sisterhood Chair Joanne Davis, Standards Chair Tiffani Bates, Vice-Chair, Standards Mary Carey, Technology/Newsletter Chair Charese Jones, Vice-Chair, Technology Sandra A. Aziz, Yearbook Chair LaTeka Alexander, Vice-Chair, Yearbook Cynthia Roach, Winter Ball Chair ShelNeko Northington, Vice-Chair, Winter Ball

SUB-COMMITTEES Basilei Council Vivian Miller Joyce Henderson Mentorship (Membership) Terri Hurte Rituals (Sisterhood) Priscilla Metoyer Collette Houchen Sisterly Relations Sue Starr Sherrell Thompson Spiritual Oversight Team Lorraine Liggins Carolyn Gray Strategic Planning Greta Stewart Patrina Sattiewhite- Walter Step Mistress Cessnie Shelton Leadership Development Gloria Wilson ASCEND Linda Johnson-Huggins Social Media Charese Jones Deveda Mason Destiny Darby Chapter Photographer Alycia Brown

Anti-Basileus Message

Sorors In The Know 

Sorors, we have hit the ground running with our programs! As we celebrated with a toast last month to the re-launching of our programs, it takes all of us to make each program a success. If you have not joined a committee, please do so. This is where the work gets done. Please email me at bsomonica@gmail.com listing the committee(s) you will work.

Throughout the year, I will be highlighting different program areas. This month we are reminded about heart disease and the African-American woman. Please see below information from https://www.goredforwomen.org/.

HEART DISEASE IN AFRICAN-AMERICAN WOMEN

Heart disease and stroke are the No. 1 killers in women. Stroke disproportionately affects African-Americans. Importantly, African-American women are less likely than Caucasian women to be aware that heart disease is the leading cause of death.

Diabetes, smoking, high blood pressure, high cholesterol, physical inactivity, obesity, and a family history of heart disease are all greatly prevalent among African-Americans and are major risk factors for heart disease and stroke. What’s more, African-American women have almost two times the risk of stroke than Caucasians and are more likely to die at an earlier age when compared to women of other ethnicities. Remember to wear red with a splash of pink for Pink Goes Red at the February Sorority meeting.

Sisterly,

Soror Monica Finley First Anti-Basileus

Undergraduate Spotlight The Spotlight is on Soror Danielle Jackson

Initiation date and location? November 23,2014 in the beautiful Beta Beta chapter of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc.

Were you a legacy? No

Why did you want to become an AKA? This is an organization that encourages education, exhibits leadership throughout the community, and a sisterhood among women that I aspired to be a part of.

Years of service? 1 year

Current employment? Are you happy with your employment? If not, what would you like to do? Lead Teacher at special care. I absolutely love my job I am currently seeking my undergrad in special education mild to moderate disabilities. I count it an honor to be able to have gotten my job while still seeking my degree.

Personal motto? "Life goes on"

What are you usually doing when you are not participating in sorority activities? Relaxing, with my busy schedule of being a full time student, employee, and active member of Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc. I try my best to relax when I have free time.

Where is your favorite vacation spot? Beavers Bend Cabins

What 5 things you could absolutely not LIVE without? God, Family, Callie (dog), my planner, sushi

What is one thing you want to be remembered by? Having a giving spirit.

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Plug into the Power of Prayer

Great sisterhood can only come from love. Understanding true love comes from God. I Corinthians 13:4-5 (NIV) advises us that "4 Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud 5 It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no records of wrongs." Strive to love like God loves us.

Soror Adella Smith was briefly hospitalized and is home resting. She needs our continued prayers. Please keep her family in prayer as they are her caregivers- Sorors Chequita Owens, daughter and VaRhea Owens Hopkins, granddaughter.

Sorors LaTeka Alexander, Gina Darby, and Kimberly Anderson's father, Mr. Mildrige "Andy" Anderson passed January 16, 2016. He was Soror Velma Hubbard Osborne’s brother-in-law, and Rosie Anderson’s husband. Please keep the family in prayer.

Soror Marie Walker had pneumonia and is home resting. She also lost her brother-n-law, Mr. Darryl K. Walker. Services were held on Saturday, January 30, 2016 at 11:00am at North Peoria Church of Christ in Tulsa, OK. Please keep Soror Marie and fam-ily in your prayers. You may still send cards to Soror Marie Walker, 16809 Ventana Boulevard, Edmond, OK 73012.

Soror Fran Evans was briefly hospitalized. She is home resting.

Soror Betty Wedgeworth is asking for prayer for her family.

Soror Sherrell Thompson's father was hospitalized.

Soror Lisa Griffin's mom, Soror Cheryl Monts, was hospitalized and is home recuperating.

Soror Sharon Dean's husband, Belphry Dean, is in need of prayer.

Soror Ann Allen's husband, Nathaniel Allen, is hospitalized at Deaconess Hospital. Prayers requested.

Soror Vivian Miller, had a heart procedure on Wednesday, Feb. 3rd. She is home healing.

Soror Carole Andrews’s husband, Mr. James Andrews III, is in need of prayer.

Soror Jacqueline Jemison’s brother, Mr. James R. Norris, Jr., passed. The memorial service will be held at Concord Church at 10:30a.m. on Friday, February 19, 2016. Please Keep Soror Jacqueline and family in your prayers. Cards may be mailed to: 2824 Northwest 115th Place Oklahoma City, OK 73120

Continuous prayer for all of our Pearl Pals

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Sisterly Relations

“Hearts that are loyal and hearts that are true”. In the month of February, enjoy a day of love with your sorors. We will have 

hearts for you to write inspira onal or posi ve words of affirma on that you can give to another sorors at the February 

mee ng. Let’s us remember, for we know there’s no other…like our SISTERHOOD. 

Often times there can be confusion as to what duties are performed by the Pecunious Grammateus and the Tamiouchos. Below is a listing of their individual duties:

The Tamiouchos

Serves as guardian of the chapter's funds

Deposits a ll funds received from the Pecunious Grammateus

Issues vouchers

Issues checks upon receipt of properly executed vouchers

Signs checks along with the Basileus (or other authorized officer)

You must submit a properly signed voucher to the Chapter Tamiouchos to request chapter funds. The Soror requesting funds must secure the appropriate signatures (Committee chair, Basileus or Anti Basileus) prior submitting the voucher to the Tamiouchos. Vouchers can be obtain from the Chapter Anti Tamiouchos.

The Pecunious Grammateus

Receives and records all monies for the chapter

Submits all funds received to the Tamiouchos

Maintains current alphabetical list of all financial members

Distributes financial cards and documents

Financial Officers Tips

Next Beta Sigma Omega Sorority Meeting

Proposed date of Saturday, March 12, 2016

Langston University-OKC Campus

4205 North Lincoln Blvd

OKC, OK 73105

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Soror Felecia Moriels and  Resident Director 

Vollie Richardson Walker 

MLK Day of Service

Service Project Voter Registration

Sorors and residents engaging 

in a game Bingo. 

Soror Linda Samuel Jaha with a resi‐

dent of Charles D. Atkins Community 

Center, playing Scrabble 

Beta Beta Chapter held voter registra on at 

Langston University‐OKC campus on January 

18, 2016 in honor of MLK Day and spreading 

the message of rights to vote.  BSO sorors 

assisted with this effort. 

Seated (L/R) Sorors George a James & Bria 

Bowler Standing: (L/R) Sorors Tracy Smith 

(Graduate advisor‐Beta Beta), Gayle Caldwell 

(Connec on Chairman), Whitney Caldwell, 

Bri any Wilson and Latonya Robinson 

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Regional Conference Updates

Regional Conference Updates-

The 86th Mid-Western Regional Conference registration deadlines are nearing. Early registration ends on Monday, Febru-ary 15th at 10:59pm (Eastern Time). Any time AFTER 10:59pm will be considered late and you will be charged a late fee. Please register. If you need technical support for online registration, please contact Soror Monica Finley at (405) 812-6300. 86th Mid-Western Region Registration.

The 85th MWRC Minutes and Minutes Corrections form at attached. Please email Soror Ojala Keith no later than Monday, February 29th.

You still have time to join the squad for the REAL LU of your choice to play in the EAF/HBCU basketball game.

We have a Team Captain and Coach for LU-Missouri Team and if you're interested in joining their squad as they need more players, please contact Soror Kathy McCray at kathymac1958@yahoo.com . It sounds like LU-Oklahoma is being called out...where's your team Langston Sorors? *Note: You don't have to be a Lincoln or Langston Alum to play on the team. We are looking for sorors that simply LOVE basketball, LOVE either team for whatever reason, have a passion for the mission of EAF and/or know the importance and want to support THINK HBCU! See page #77 of your 86th MWRC Registration Packet for additional information.

Sign up early for the Financial Officers Certification Training as there is a 50 person maximum. Soror Gayle Miles Scott is the instructor for this course.

Please remember that next week is the absolute deadline 2/16/16 to order your kente stole if you want to receive it by March. We will continue taking orders after the /deadline, but there is no guarantee you will receive the kente stole by con-ference time. See page #81 for details and page #82 for the order form in your 86th MWRC Registration Packet. Proceeds AIDS the efforts for Africare/AKA.

“A Tapestry of History in the Mid-Western Region – Threads of Love, Sisterhood and Service”, will be released at the 86th Mid-Western Regional Conference. This compilation is packed with the historical beginnings of the Mid-Western Region reflecting chapter charterings, conferences, the history of our leadership, pictures depicting activities, anniversaries, events and much more. You can reserve your copy today (a limited quantity will be available). I encourage each chapter to purchase two (2) copies, one for your chapter file and one signifying our “Launching New Dimensions of Service, Target-“Educational Enrichment” to donate to a local library or school in your area. During your donation event, please send a photo to the Regional Communication Committee. The cost of $25 is minimal to the rich history that lies within the pages of this collectable edition. Do not hesitate, reserve your copy today. All orders and payments may be sent to:

Mid-Western Regional Pecunious Grammateus Soror Patricia A. Mitchell

9829 Overhill Road Kansas City, MO. 64134

Protocol Tips for Regional Conference-Ivies Beyond the Wall Ceremony: Sorors, we should wear a conservative solid, seasonal white dress or skirted suit with sleeves (without embellishment or color trim on edges), flesh tone or white hosiery and seasonal white shoes. Conservative jewelry (white, gold, silver or pearls) should be worn. Hats nor pants are appropriate. 

Soror Accomplishments P A G E 7 V O L U M E I , I S S U E 2

Soror Joy Ahmad was honored with a Teacher Appreciation Foundation Certificate for all years of service within the public school system. This community nominated award was presented to her on Saturday, January 30, 2016 at the 2nd Annual Teachers and Staff Awards Banquet.

The Links, Inc. Central Area Director, Glenda Masingale Manson, enlisted the help of Soror Tamara Williams-Griffin, Oklahoma City (OK), an Environmental Scientist specializing in water chemistry. "Link Tamara has agreed to read the toxicology report to provide us with additional information on how members of the Central Area can be most effective in supporting, not only our sisters in the Flint (MI) Chapter, but the citizens of the Flint area." Congratulations Soror Tamara on your recognition as a valuable resource to our community as well as the Links, Inc. Central Area.

Golden Soror Joyce Henderson was featured on OETA television on Thursday, February 4th for a documentary on "Back in Time." The documentary will show again on Thursday, February 25th at 7:00pm.

Soror Collette Houchen was featured in the Daily Oklahoman newspaper, Metro State Section, for "Wear Red Day." Thanks for representing our cause in style Soror Collette!

Soror Kimberlie Gulley was teacher of the year at Wiley Post Elementary – Putnam City – she teaches Kindergarten.

Soror Gloria Anderson, PhD has been recently appointed to the Oklahoma African American Educators Hall of Fame board of directors.

Soror Silvya Kirk is retiring! Dr. Kirk's celebration will be held on May 3, 2016 from 3pm - 5pm at the Mid-Del Schools Admin Building Lobby. The address is 7217 SE 15th Street, Midwest City, OK. Please call 405-737-4661 x. 1228 for questions or concerns.

"YES INDEEDY MRS. HANNAH ATKINS"....The Metropolitan Library System presents rhythmically speaking's perfor-mances in celebration of Black History Month honor our own Ivy Beyond the Wall, Soror Hannah Atkins. Please go to www.metrolibrary.org for dates and times.

Soror Barbara Potts’ son, George Potts, was a backup singer to John Legend on the NAACP “Image awards” on TV One. . Stay tuned for future recorded airings!!!

Soror Linda Johnson Huggins and husband, Howard, are happy to announce the birth of their grandson: Name: Robert Darnell Wilson, Jr. DOB: Wednesday, January 27, 2016 Weight: 7 lbs. 6 oz. Length: 20 inches

*Proud parents: Their daughter, Soror Valerie and husband, Robert Wilson, Sr., of St. Louis, MO. The baby is the great-grandson of Soror Wanda Fleming Johnson. The family is doing well

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Announcements

I. The BSO Ivy Foundation will hold its First (1st) Annual Meeting for 2016 on February 20, 2016, at 9:45 a.m. at Langston University, OKC Campus. The new Chair, Dr. Deborah Hill Burroughs, invites all members of Beta Sigma Omega Chapter to attend. This foundation was es-tablished by Beta Sigma Omega and all chapter members are also members of the foundation. The new officers will be introduced and the purposes of the foundation will be reviewed.

The following are the officers for 2016-2018

Chair: Soror Deborah Hill Burroughs

Vice Chair: Soror Chalon Anderson

Secretary: Soror Annette Bly

Treasurer: Soror Sherrye Cravens

Members at Large: Sorors Anika Wilson, Monica Finley and Karolyn Ruffin (This is per "Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Inc., Compliance Guidelines for Chapters with Foundations, Incorporated Entities or Not For Profit Organizations, May 2011, Revised.”)

II. Sorors if you missed the Check Change Control training, you have another opportunity to participate. A second training will be held at 9:45 am before the February chapter meeting. If you plan to participate e-mail Soror Latricia Morgan at morgan0629@gmail.com or Soror Monica Finley at bsomonica@gmail.com. Even if you do not plan to recruit people to participate, we encourage all sorors to enroll your-selves. Thanks!

III. Celebrate Black History Month

OKLAHOMA CITY – The Metropolitan Library System invites the community to celebrate Black History Month with original dramatic perfor-mances by Rhythmically Speaking.

 For the month of February, the singing‐dancing‐ac ng troupe will tour Metro Libraries portraying the story of Hannah Atkins. An original play, “Yes Indeedy, Mrs. Hannah Atkins” brings to life the journey of the first African American woman to be elect‐ed to the Oklahoma House of Representa ves. Mrs. Hannah Atkins was known as a no‐nonsense civil rights leader. Coinci‐dently, she was also a librarian at the Dunbar Library in Oklahoma City from 1953‐1956. She later became a law librarian and then a professor for both law and library science at the University of Oklahoma. 

Atkins won several awards throughout her career including induc on into the Oklahoma Women’s Hall of Fame in 1982.  She served her community un l her death in 2010.  Check the library for dates and  mes to hear her story.                     

 

  

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Announcements (continued)

Sorors,

The Health Committee ask that you please wear RED for pink hearts go red to Chapter meeting, Saturday, February 20, 2016. Attire for Chapter meeting is RED with a splash

of pink.

GRADUATE ADVISORS COUNCIL MEMBERS Candice Milard Joanne Davis LaTreece Langston Felecia Moriels Sandra Abdul-Aziz Carmen Butler Maggie W. Green Tiffani Bates Anastasia Pittman-Pitre Collette Houchen Sheila Arinwine-Terrell Monica Finley Tracy Smith (Graduate Advisor-Beta Beta Chapter)

GRADUATE STRATEGIC PLANNING COMMITTEE Tara Williams Marion Brown Greta Stewart Patrina Sattiewhite Walter VaRhea Owens Hopkins

"Bring Joy by Basheerah Ahmad is an all-natural herbal supplement line that focuses on cleansing and detoxifying the body of harmful toxins. Health and Fitness expert Basheerah, created the line because she understands that the body cannot do it's job properly if it is filled up with waste. The Bring Joy cleanse strengthens the immune system, improves digestion, and helps most people lose between 5 and 15lbs! For more information, please go to www.bringjoynow.com".

Soror Basheerah Ahmad

 

Look at our world travelers. (L/R Sorors  Gayle Miles‐ Sco ,  Maggie W. Green,  Cynthia Roach and  Gina Taylor) 

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Dates to Remember

FEBRUARY 2016

Birthdays/ Committee Meetings

Sunday  Monday  Tuesday  Wednesday  Thursday  Friday  Saturday 

  1

Sandra Holloway

2

Mary Lou Miles

Judy Ogans

3

Cheryl Williams

4

5

Cara Davis

6

7 8 9 10 11

Latonya Robinson

12 13

Martina Cox

Angelette Wright

14 15 16 17

Angela Long

18

Jacqueline Jemison

Brenda Walker

19 20

Terri Hurte

Linda Mason

Glimerine Ware

Sherrita Wilson

21 22

Danyal Lloyd

23 24

Kimberly Anderson

25

Tessie Garrett

26 27

28

Joyce Smith

29 Quote for the Month:

“Patience, persistence and perspiration make an un-

beatable combination for success.”

― Napoleon Hill

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