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WEEK ENDING SATPEPAT, JULY 8,1958
At Fayetteville:
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given by Mr and Mrs. John W j
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Wednesday. June 25, was the mar-'
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i ?iage of their daughter, Evonne j
j to Mr, Ldnwood Jones, son of Mrs.
i Charlotte Jones and the late Mi
j Wesley Jones of Norfolk, Vs.
1 The ceremony was performed
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: j standing recitals at many schools, I
colleges and music asosciations:
I William StSV6£tS Csnsdlnn pic Plot,
j spoken of by the New York Times
critic arid other critics as "A Mar
vel of Speed and Precision;" and
Colette Rush/ord, a harpist of note.
This is « summer school lyceum
program The public is invited with
out charge.
j b.v the Reverend C R Edward,
pastor of the First Baptisi j
Church. j i
The living room war, decorate!
with lighted candles, greenery, I
and large urns of pink and white !
gladioli The pink and white mo
tis was carried out also in the lr,
Pie decor
The bride, given in marriage
by her father wore a pink,
waits length gown of silk
shantung and ehantiily laic.
BARKER-TONES NUPTIALS AT FAYETTEVILLE Shown
here smiling broadly following their quiet surprise, wedding on June
25 at. the home of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. t,in wood Jones. The
bride, formerly Miss Evonne N. Parker, is the dashter of Mr. and
Mrs, John W, Parker of Fayetteville. The groom is (he son of Mrs.
Charlotte Jones and the late Mr. Wesley Jones of Norfolk, Virginia
The newlyweds are both graduates of North Carolina College at Dur
ham. The ceremony was performed by ibr Reverend ( . IR. Edwards,
pastor of the First Baptist Church «f Fayetteville.
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styled «n princess lines. Shan
tung pump!, and a velveteen
and iare wbimsey, also in pink,
completed the bridal costume
She carried a nosegay of white
carnations
Both Mr. and Mrs. Jones are
graduates oi the North Carolina
College at Durham. Mr. Jones, a
former athlete, is presently em- ;
ployed as teacher-basketball coach j
and athletic director at the E. J.i
Hayes High School Williamaton,
N. C. Mrs. Jones .formerly a tea- !
cher at the Hayes School. Is su-i
nervism? teachei at the Junior!
Village in Washington, D C.
Out-of-town guests included!
Mrs. Bessie Harvey and Mr. and
Mrs. Percy Jones of Washington.
D. C„ relatives of the groom. Fol
lowing the ceremony, the newly
weds left for Washington, D. C.
where they will reside at 1824 Sa
vannah Street, N. E.
Meharry Medical Grads
Interning In 13 States
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vices. .Since 1876, it has gadn
afed more than 6,000 youngmen
and women from 47 states, 12
foreign countries and 22 differ
ent religious affiliations. Its
alumni now reside and prac
tice in 41 states and 19 foreign
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graduates for internship falls well
within the school's tradition of
broad geographical service. The
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