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The Social-Lites Present The 2016 Beautillion Scholarship Foundation Ball

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March 30, 2016 at 12:18pm. Views: 254

“Young Men of Valor from Vision to Reality” is the theme of the 2015/2016 "Knights of the Beautillion Candidacy." Three young men from the Inland Empire schools are vying for the title of "Sir Knight 2016." The three senior high school students are: Elijah Little a student at Redlands East Valley High School in Redlands, Donovan Ferguson a student at Grand Terrance High School in Grand Terrance, and Royce Rogers a student at San Bernardino High School in San Bernardino. These young men are currently canvassing the community for businesses and individuals who will support their efforts to become “Sir Knight 2016.” The Beautillion Scholarship Foundation Program has been sponsored by the Social-Lites of San Bernardino for 49 years. The Beautillion Scholarship program provides an opportunity for outstanding college-bound young men to participate in a series of leadership and organizational activities that prepare them to challenge their future success. The participants have also been exposed to a variety of Community, Charitable, and Social Events that begin in October 2015 and will conclude at the Beautillion Scholarship Foundation Ball on April 2, 2016. The college-bound participants will be awarded scholarships and other prizes during the presentation of which they will be escorted by their “fairmaidens, and their Pages and Squires,” which are the future “Knights of the Beautillion Scholarship Foundation Program.” The 2016 Beautillion Chairwoman Mrs. Edyie Tillie-Wade, and Mrs. Brenda Daniels Co-Chair, has announced the this year’s Beautillion Scholarship Ball will be held at the National Orange Show in San Bernardino. The Social-Lites Inc., are also seeking all Beautillion Alumni and participants from prior years to attend the event this year. For more information, and to obtain invitations to the Scholarship Ball contact Mrs. Bettye Brewster Social Lites President at (951) 204-0022, and or Joyce Smith- Social Lites Vice President at (909) 534-2929.

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