In January 1965, Earnestine Holmes and Germaine Stevens collaborated and had a conversation about creating a chapter to serve Goldsboro, NC. Subsequently, they reached out to all the members of their sorority in the area to gauge their interest. An initial meeting was organized at Earnestine Holmes’ residence, where sixteen ladies attended. The attendees included O’Nita Baker, Christine S. Bryant, Gertrude A. Cox, Mankie B. Durham, Pearl M. Foster, Margaret D. Grady, Ernestine B. Holmes, Mamie L. Hoskins, Delia Herring, Lois Hodges, Carlinda Jones, Earnestine Lucas, Elaine Rice, Mary B. Smith, Germaine Stevens, and Barbara Waymer.

On February 7, 1965, these sixteen ladies convened with Edythe Tweedy, the South Atlantic Regional Director, to discuss the process of establishing a charter. They agreed to hold regular meetings on the first Sunday of every month at 3:30 pm.

Subsequently, on May 5th, 1965, a formal application was submitted to request the establishment of a charter. The chartering ceremony was then scheduled for October 23, 1965, at East End Elementary School. Edythe Tweedy, the South Atlantic Regional Director, presided over the ceremony, and a total of 22 ladies were included on the chartering roster.