The colors arelight blue androyal blue, withlight blue beingthe dominantcolor.What arethe colorsof the ZetaAmicae?AuxiliaryGovernancethis term meansthat no activitiesare to take placewithout a certifiedsponsor.PresidentandSponsorWho has theauthority to callother meetingsof the ZetaAmicae?Amenities,Necrology,NominatingBudgetWhat are thestandingcommittees?BudgetAmicaeSponsorsshould workwith the Amicaeon developinga?AmicaePresidentWho is incharge atall Amicaemeetings?MonthlyHow oftendo the ZetaAmicaemeet?GrandBasileusLulleliaWalkerHarrisonFounderof ZetaAmicaeThe executivecommittee andthe CertifiedAmicaeSponsorsWho serves asthe governingauthority duringthe interimbetweenmeetings?This is to supportand uphold theactivities,objectives, andideals of Zeta PhiBeta Sorority, Inc.What is thepurpose ofthe ZetaAmicae?They are innon-complianceIf yourauxiliarydoes nothave bylawsthey are?FriendsThe namegiven tomembers ofZeta PhiBeta SororityEverytwoyearsHow oftenelectionsheld?RiskManagementwhat is thesystematicprocess ofmanaging riskexposurecalled?Place at theleft sideabove theapex of theheartWhere shouldthe official pinof the ZetaAmicae beworn?AmicaAdelaideFordeFirst AmicaePresident ofthe Amicae ofHouston,TexasThe treasureris thecustodian ofthe ZetaAmicae FundsWho is thecustodian ofthe ZetaAmicaeFunds?A womanwho does nothave a four-year collegedegreeWho iseligible formembershipin ZetaAmicae?President,CertifiedAmicaeSponsor,treasurerWho are thesignatoriesrequired onchecks?WhiteCarnationWhat is theofficial flowerof the ZetaAmicae?SponsorsHomeNo requiredmeetingsmay be heldhere?Members thatare financialnational,regional, andlocalWho iseligibleto vote?By-laws,RobertsRules ofOrderwhatdocumentsshould youbring to eachmeeting?OperationalRisksHazing anda failure toadhere topolicies isThe colors arelight blue androyal blue, withlight blue beingthe dominantcolor.What arethe colorsof the ZetaAmicae?AuxiliaryGovernancethis term meansthat no activitiesare to take placewithout a certifiedsponsor.PresidentandSponsorWho has theauthority to callother meetingsof the ZetaAmicae?Amenities,Necrology,NominatingBudgetWhat are thestandingcommittees?BudgetAmicaeSponsorsshould workwith the Amicaeon developinga?AmicaePresidentWho is incharge atall Amicaemeetings?MonthlyHow oftendo the ZetaAmicaemeet?GrandBasileusLulleliaWalkerHarrisonFounderof ZetaAmicaeThe executivecommittee andthe CertifiedAmicaeSponsorsWho serves asthe governingauthority duringthe interimbetweenmeetings?This is to supportand uphold theactivities,objectives, andideals of Zeta PhiBeta Sorority, Inc.What is thepurpose ofthe ZetaAmicae?They are innon-complianceIf yourauxiliarydoes nothave bylawsthey are?FriendsThe namegiven tomembers ofZeta PhiBeta SororityEverytwoyearsHow oftenelectionsheld?RiskManagementwhat is thesystematicprocess ofmanaging riskexposurecalled?Place at theleft sideabove theapex of theheartWhere shouldthe official pinof the ZetaAmicae beworn?AmicaAdelaideFordeFirst AmicaePresident ofthe Amicae ofHouston,TexasThe treasureris thecustodian ofthe ZetaAmicae FundsWho is thecustodian ofthe ZetaAmicaeFunds?A womanwho does nothave a four-year collegedegreeWho iseligible formembershipin ZetaAmicae?President,CertifiedAmicaeSponsor,treasurerWho are thesignatoriesrequired onchecks?WhiteCarnationWhat is theofficial flowerof the ZetaAmicae?SponsorsHomeNo requiredmeetingsmay be heldhere?Members thatare financialnational,regional, andlocalWho iseligibleto vote?By-laws,RobertsRules ofOrderwhatdocumentsshould youbring to eachmeeting?OperationalRisksHazing anda failure toadhere topolicies is

Texarkana Zeta Amicae - Call List

(Print) Use this randomly generated list as your call list when playing the game. There is no need to say the BINGO column name. Place some kind of mark (like an X, a checkmark, a dot, tally mark, etc) on each cell as you announce it, to keep track. You can also cut out each item, place them in a bag and pull words from the bag.


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  1. What are the colors of the Zeta Amicae?
    The colors are light blue and royal blue, with light blue being the dominant color.
  2. this term means that no activities are to take place without a certified sponsor.
    Auxiliary Governance
  3. Who has the authority to call other meetings of the Zeta Amicae?
    President and Sponsor
  4. What are the standing committees?
    Amenities, Necrology, Nominating Budget
  5. Amicae Sponsors should work with the Amicae on developing a?
    Budget
  6. Who is in charge at all Amicae meetings?
    Amicae President
  7. How often do the Zeta Amicae meet?
    Monthly
  8. Founder of Zeta Amicae
    Grand Basileus Lullelia Walker Harrison
  9. Who serves as the governing authority during the interim between meetings?
    The executive committee and the Certified Amicae Sponsors
  10. What is the purpose of the Zeta Amicae?
    This is to support and uphold the activities, objectives, and ideals of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc.
  11. If your auxiliary does not have bylaws they are?
    They are in non-compliance
  12. The name given to members of Zeta Phi Beta Sorority
    Friends
  13. How often elections held?
    Every two years
  14. what is the systematic process of managing risk exposure called?
    Risk Management
  15. Where should the official pin of the Zeta Amicae be worn?
    Place at the left side above the apex of the heart
  16. First Amicae President of the Amicae of Houston,Texas
    Amica Adelaide Forde
  17. Who is the custodian of the Zeta Amicae Funds?
    The treasurer is the custodian of the Zeta Amicae Funds
  18. Who is eligible for membership in Zeta Amicae?
    A woman who does not have a four-year college degree
  19. Who are the signatories required on checks?
    President, Certified Amicae Sponsor, treasurer
  20. What is the official flower of the Zeta Amicae?
    White Carnation
  21. No required meetings may be held here?
    Sponsors Home
  22. Who is eligible to vote?
    Members that are financial national, regional, and local
  23. what documents should you bring to each meeting?
    By-laws, Roberts Rules of Order
  24. Hazing and a failure to adhere to policies is
    Operational Risks