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Miss Tucker Is Bride
Of Leroy Williams, Jr.
were
Mrs. Frank P. Daye
Miss Pearlie Mae Bledsoe
Marries Frank P. Daye
6; Miss Mallory Chariot--tie
Tucker, daughter of
Mr. "and Mrs. William:
Tucker, Sr., of 213 Nor
mandy Street, . and
' Leroy Williams, Jr., son
of Mr; and Mrs-Leroy.
Williams; Sr. of . 812
Corona r Street,
married in a 4 p.m. '
ceremony on June 26 at
Mount Vernon Baptist
; Church, ' Durham. The ;
Reverend Dr. Percy L. r
High officiated. m 4 f
"The bride was given in
marriage by her father
She - wore an ; organza
gown ? trimmed with p
X Chantilly lace with seed i;
pearls. A Juliet cap held :'
; her veil of illusion, trim
; med in Chantilly lace
and pearls, She carried a i
: bouquet of roses, gyp-j
?sophila and azaleas. ,
; Musicians in the wed
ding were Mrs. Ruth Mc- ;
s Collum, James Marshall
Rogers, Jr., and Mrs.
Gay Nell Curtis.
v, Ms. Charlene L.
V Rogers, cousin of the
bride, was maid of
honor. ' . '
Bridesmaids were Miss
Dezalina Gilmore of
Baltimore, Md.; - Miss
Darlene Rogers,
Brooklyn, N.Y.; Miss
Denise Rogers,
Brooklyn,- N.Y.; Miss
Thyressa . ' Barbee,
Washington, D.C.; all
cousins of the bride; and
Miss Linda W, , Perry, ,
Durham, sister of the
groom.
'Lonnie Chamblee of- ;
Ahoskie, was the,
groom's best man. ,
!f Ushers were Victor Q.
Tucker, Englewood,
Ohio and David A.'
Tucker of Durham, '
brothers of the bride; -:
James Thomas and Jim
mie Howard of Durham,
cousins of the bride; v
Michael Perry, Durham,
brother-in-law of the
groom.
Children in the wed
ding were Emily High,
flower girl and Daryl
Von Frink, ringbearer.
A" reception was held
in the Fellowship Hall
given by the bride's
parents.
-The bride is a graduate
of North Carolina Cen
tral University. The
groom is a graduate of
Winston-Salem State
University and is
employed as a public
safety officer with the ci
ty of Durham.
The couple will live in
Durham.
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Mrs. Leroy Williams, Jr.
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Miss Pearlie l Mae :
Bledsoe was married to
Frank Parker Daye on
Saturday evening, June
26, at Mount Gilead
Baptist Church. Rev. A.
Bernard Morrison of
ficiated. Ms. Kathy McLeod,
Mrs. Ester W. Gyantt
and David Fuller were
the musicians.
The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Naomi
B. Ashford of 607 Lee
Street and the late
Theodore Ashford. The
bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. Willie Lee Powell
Of Bell Street.
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Local Calls
The bride was given in
marriage by her brother,
Theodore Ashford, Jr.
She i wore a gown of
candlelight satin trimm
ed with liy of the valley
lace and a veil of illusion f
trimmed "with matching
lace. She carried a bou
quet of orchids.
Matron of honor was
Mrs. Onie Williams.
Maid of Honor was Ms.
Naomi L. Ashford.
Bridesmaids were Ms.
Stella : Powell, Ms.
Bridgette" Allen, Mrs.;
Dorothy Sanders, Mrs.
Ruby Adams, Mrs.
Eleanor Derenzo and
Mrs. Florence Roberson.
Junior .bridesmaids
were Misses Keva Allen,.
Lawanda Allen, Stacy
Powell and Valerie
Thorpe.
Little Miss Chaunesti
Allen was flower girl.
Gilbert Johnson and
Marshall Ashford were
best men.
Groomsmen were Joe'
Nichols, Theodore
Ashford, Wilbert Mor
ris, Eric Roberson, Mar
vin Sledge and Thomas
Green. :
Junior groomsmen
were James Tharrington,
Gregory White, Timothy
Thorpe and Kendrick
Bledsoe. -
Ring ' bearer was
Master Endris Ashford.
A reception im
mediately , followed the
ceremony in the church 1
fellowship hall. k
LPN'sPicnic
North Carolina Licensed Practical Nurses will
have their annual covered dish picnic Tuesday, July
20, 5 p.m., at the Elmira Park. All LPNs, students,
families and friends are invited.
Farmers Shin-Dig
Thressa Hunter Fez Club's Annual Farmers Shin
Dig will be Saturday, July )7, $-until, at the Bull Ci
ty Elk Lodge, 231 1 South Alston Avenue. Music by
the Disco Kid. Please come out and see who will be
the 1982-83 King and Queen. ;
Ruth Lowery started a mid-nineteenth century silk
industry in Huntsville, Alabama. She started
with a few silkworms given her by her father.
Durham County
Residents
Makes Honor
Roll At
N.C. A&T
GREENSBORO
The following Durham
County residents made
the spring semester
Honor Roll at North
Carolina A&T State
University: ThomasM.
Boone, TerranQpAS
Oeraid, Ms. bheha r.
Griffin, Ms. Angela R.
Hardy, Ulysses Henry,
Karone A. Peace,
Manuel V. Peace, Ms.
Jacquelyn L. Redd, Ms.
Robin Solomon,
Lawrence H. Thompson,
Bennie L. Umstead and
Darnell Wingate, v
Morrisville Notes
Vacation Bible School was held a Shiloh Baptist
Church, June 21-25. The theme for the week was
'Come, Follow Jesus". Refreshments were served
each evening.
On Friday, games were played and prizes were
given. Ms. Ester Dunnigan and Ms. Linda Reynolds
were in charge of the games. The hostesses for the
week were. Ms. Margie Dawkins, Ms. Thelma Mc
Crimmon and Ms. Christine Spivey. Ms. Deloris
Scott was in charge of all materials for Bible
School. Rev. Johnny Leak is the pastor.
Mr. and Mrs. .David Jones celebrated their an
niversary Wednesday, June 30.
Happy Birthday anniversary to the Morrisville
twins, Luther Green and Mrs. Lillian Pennington
celebrating on July 15.
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Family Day will be held at Shiloh Baptist Church
on Sunday, July 25, at 11 a.m. The theme will be
"We Are One Big Family In Christ". Rev. Leake,
the pastor, will deliver the message.
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The Mayo, Green and Barbee Family Reunion
will be held at 2 p.m., on July 25 at Shiloh Baptist
Church, Morrisville. ' .
General Telephone
customers in Durham
have; an opportunity this
month I to express their
preference concerning
the fi establishment of
local calling service to
Hillsborough at an in
creased monthly rate.
Telephone bills issued .
bet wen July 7 and
August 1 will contain a
self-addressed, post-paid
ballot on which each
customer may vote for or
agatast establishment of
the service at a proposed
monthly rate increase of
35 cents for residential
customers and 85 cents
business customers. ,
The wording on the
ballot, issued by the N.
C. Utilities Commission,
; points out that if local
catnng to Hillsborough is
: established, the iaccom
ipanying rate increase
would be based xn the
cost of providing the scr-
; vice at that time and
: could vary from the cx
: amplcs cited .above. ,
-' General Telephone
: Co. has said thai it
; would be willing to pro
vide the service if a rna
jority of its customers in-
dicatcd they wanted local
calling to Hillsborough
at increased rates and if
the Utilities Commission
would approve it.
"For those who call
Hillsborough
, frequently," said Claude
O. Sykes, the company's
vice-president - and
general manager in
North Carolina, "we
already offer an 'op
tional calling plan.' 9 It
provides the- frequent
caller with a substantial
discount while imposing
tio cost at all on those
. who place no calls to
'Hillsborough."
. . The results of this poll
will not be binding on
the N.C. Utilifies Com-
mission; which ultimate
ly will decide whether
local calling is to . be
established between
Durham , , . and
Hillsborough. The Com-
- mission has -. said,
.however, ; that V public
, preference, as expressed ;
' in the balloting, will have '
- considerable influence
'. . ion their decision. - !-
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