MTAUGUST 11, 1979 ' THE CAROLINA TIMES -5
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nMrap-Pauline Parker of : BanamaV'her' slsteri; "Mrs.
-Dorethea Hamigiel, and her niece, Ada, of Durham
nave returned home after; spending a week with their
sister, Mrs. Annie Mae Nesbitt and other relatives.
Waymon Harris, Jr. of Baltimore spent a few days
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Harris of Rouge
mont. Rec.cntJy. Latasha Taborn, Latoria Hamlet and La
qwanda Toeran celebrated their birthday anniversaries
with a party given by their mothers.
- Mmes. Margaret B. Parker, Carrie Parker, Mary
Allison, Nathaniel D. Parker and Miss Vivian Parker
gave a birthday dinner in their honor on the lawn of Mrs
Margaret J. Parker of Bahama. I ' '
Those present at the occasion were: Mr and Mrs.
Harry Wingfield and children, Mr. and Mrs Goldsmith
Parker, Mr, and Mrs. Elvis Lewis and sons, Mr. and
Mrs. Wilbur Parker and children,; Mr.i and Mrs.
Nathaniel D. Parker and children, Mr and'Mrs. John
McLaughlin, Mr. and Mrs. Bernice Parker and son, Mr.
and Mrs, Clarence Roberts; ' MmesULucy Caies,
Margaret Cates Allen and granddaughter, Gracie
Smith, Phoebe Cozart, Virginia Kenion and sons, Mary
Allison, Margaret J. Parker, Neomia Mae Laws, Helen
Brown, Syminer Daye; Misses Arnell Parker, Vivian
Parker, Ella Watson; Lector Bullock, L.W. Parker,
isiah Parker, Kermit Parker and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Hamlet and family have returned
home after spending a long weekend with his brother
nu MMcr-in-iaw, Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hamlet
Baltimore.
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- Congratulations and best wishes to newlyweds: Mr.
and Mrs. Burnice Hoyes.iMr. and Mrs. Beaufort
Hawley and Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Butler.
Miss Arnell Parker of Washington D.C. has returned
home after spending a weeks vacation with her mother
and sister Mrs. Margaret J. Parker and Miss Vivian
Parker in Bahama.
The Russell Extention Homemakers will be sponsor
ing a senior citizen dinner at the convention home on
Guess Road August 18 at 3 p.m. All seniorcitizens are
invited to come and enjoy.
Pray for the sick and shut-in: Mmes. Georgia Anna
Ray, Alice Hart, Ludie B. Parker, Viola Smith, Leara
Parker, C.B. Nixon, C. Holeman, Pandonia Parker,
Maud Lucas, Geraldine Grice, Mary Justice, Gloria
Joy, Sula Parrish, Ruth Satterwhite, Betty C. Harris
Martha Fowler, Mattie Cameron, Ora Murphy, Agnes
Lunsford, Ora Holloway, Gaynelle Cates, Lucious
Glenn, Broadie Daye, Ike Mason, Erwin Lyons, John
Oliver Jones, Jasper Jones, Jr., Jural Johnson, and
Grover Neal.
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Rep. Diggs
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WASHINGTON Rep. Charles Diggs, D-Mich.,
leaves the House floor after the House voted over
whelmingly in favor of a resolution of censure for pad
ding his payroll and taking kickbacks from his staff in
the mid-1970s. The vote was 414-0 with four members
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'Deck Huggers' on sale
...the whole family
shares the savings!
19.88 to 23.88
Line for line, stitch for stitch, sole for sole copy of a very
important casual style for back to school. Crafted for
us; that's why the day in-day out prices are so attrac
tively low. And now, we slash prices even more
because we want every adult, every boy and girl to step
into 'Deck Huggers', then step all around town! Uppers
are glove-soft genuine leather, with white-stitched
moccasin-style toe, laced top-line. White soles grip
most any surface, refuse to show wear!
women's, regularly $27 21.88
men's, regularly $29 23.88
boy's and girls' sizes 8V2 to 7, regularly $24 . .19.88
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SALE STARTS TOMORROW, HURRY OH DOWN!
at most Belk and Leggett stores
Sympathy is extended to the families of the foUowinj;
Mmesi Nellie C Perry of Chapel Hill, Clyde Allison of
Greenville, Mrf. M.C, Thomas, Mr$. Irene Gibson
; Thomas, Thurmon Munson and Willie Arthur Beard of
Roxboro. 1
FAYOTTOVILLE
HAPPENINGS;
By Mm. T.H. KJMey
Happy Birthday Anniversary to Mrs. M.O. De Jesus,
Mrs. Mary Shaw, Ms. Denjse Williams, Derrick Wilson
from relatives and mends;
The McNair Family Reunion was held near Maxton
this year.
The Williams Family Reunion was held in
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania last week.
The Darden Family Reunion was held at Holiday Inn.
Santee, South Carolina during the weekend.
The Simmses enjoyed three days in the mountains and
enjoyed a stay at Carowinds seeing "Unto These Hills"
and Maggie Valley.
Council IV, Blue Ridge Region President Davetter
Shepard held her first board meeting Saturday after
noon in her home at 630 Edgehill Road. Theme for the
year was stated and discussed. Various reports, duties
and further responsibilities were heard, discussed,
assigned and accepted. Plans for the coming year were
read. Council IV Conference dates were announced.
Turn-over files were distributed. Announcements were
made. After the meeting adjourned, members enjoyed
an attractive, well prepared buffet salad table.
Those in attendance were: Mrs. Jewel Waddell, Mrs.
E. Hope, Mrs. Mildred Frye, Mrs. Lenza Thompson
along with Miss Thompson; Mmes. Mae Hayes, Edith
McLean, Jessie McNeill, Marion McKoy, Thelma Kin
ney and Eleanor Smith.
Miss Bettina Renata Walker and Glenn Albert Dor
man of Orangeburg, S.C., were married recently at Fort
Bragg. Father Kelly, Chaplain, officiated. Music was
provided by Harlan Duenow. A reception followed at
the Main Post Officer's Club in the Hodge Room.
The couple will reside in Fayetteville.
The bride is a graduate of Fayetteville State Universi
ty where she took her Bachelor of Science in Social
Studies degree and was a member of the Mu National
Honor Society for social sciences. She took her master's
degree in psychology at North Carolina Central Univer
sity and is with the Cumberland County School
System's Educationally Handicapped Program.
The bridegroom is a graduate of the U.S. Air Force
Academy in Colorado Springs, Colo. He has a degree in
Engineering Science and is presently with the U.S. Air
Force as a C-130 pilot at Pope Air Force Base.
Harry Jones has announced that Mrs. Charlene B.
Hill will be responsible for supervision of the occupancy
and Section 8 rental programs. She has been employed
with the Fayetteville City Schools as a youth program
placement and guidance counselor. Also Miss Angela
Nettles will be responsible for the occupancy super
visor's post. She has been employed an an employment
counselor with the Fayetteville Personnel Department.
Arthur L. Lane, a Cumberland County Commis
sioner, was sworn into office bv Sutteriot Court Judee
Coy E. Brewer Jr white his wife Mrs. Celesta Lane and
friends' shared the ceremony." '
The Home House, Fayetteville's J48 year old historic
building will house the Fayetteville Area Chamber of
Commerce on Ramsey Street.
You can see and enjoy "Babes In ArmsM at E.E.
Smith through August 13. It is sponsored by the Fayet
teville Recreation and Parks Department and Fayet
teville City Schools.
Miss Michelle Renee Matier and Anthony Edward
Florence were married in Greensboro recently in a
ceremony at the Bethel A.M.E. Church. The Reverend
I.W. Knight officiated.
A reception was enjoyed by all at the Howard
Johnson Motor Lodge. The couple will make their
home in Fort Ord, California.
The bride is a graduate of North Carolina AAT
University. She is employed as a teacher in Gibsonville.
The bridegroom is a graduate of North Carolina AAT
University. He is a second lieutenant in the U.S. Army.
Miss Donnie Althera Melvin and Henry De Wayne
Corner of Waterloo, Iowa were married Saturday past
at Cross Creek Park. Reverend Otis Hendrix officiated.
The bride's parents were hosts at a reception at the
Ramada Inn Ballrom. The bride is a graduate of
Durham College. She is a secretary at Fayetteville State
University. The bridegroom is in the U.S. Army and sta
tioned in Fort Carson, Colorado Springs, Colo. They
will be living in Colorado Springs, Colorado.
Anthony FowlerKing, 21, of 300 Cartwright Drive
died Friday past. Funeral services were held Monday at
Pine Grove Free Will Baptist Church. Sympathy is ex
tended to his wife, Mrs. Rosalind King; his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Ruskin; a sister, Kurl Ruskin; four
brothers, Ralphael, Don, Rodney and Eugene; and his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dannie King, Jr., of Spring
Lake. King was associated with the WIDU Radio ana
staff.
Sympathy is extended to the family of the late Mrs.
Eula Lee Simmons Nash, 53, of 706 Wilma Street.
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