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Mrs. Adam
In observance of their
anniversary, the Chancel
Choir of Hanes Memorial
C.M.E. Church, will
present Mrs. Jane Harrington
Adams in concert.
The date of the contest is
June 19, 1977 at 4 p.m. in
the main sanctuary of the
church.
A native oUKmafaabSfc
AfliMfflr ijr*ti
graduate of High Mowing
Prep School in Wilton,
Deaths &
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Mrs. Margaret P.
< Edwards
Mrs. Margaret Poston
Edwards, 51, of 466 Ferry
Street, Buffalo, New York,
died in that city Sunday.
The deceased was a native
of Asheville, and a former
resident of this city. She
had lived in New York for
35 years.
Surviving; her husband,
Jerry Edwards; daughter;
Mrs. Carol Ruth
Winters; two sons, Ceasar
Williams and Ardis Smith,
all of Buffalo; her mother,
Mrs. Ruth S. Poston of
4382 Winnabow Road;
thrpp Qiotorc A/fre \A7Vii 1 _
emiriia P. Allen of New
York City; Miss Violetta
* Poston of Morganton, and
Mrs. Amanda P. Greene
-of the city ; four brothers,
William R. Poston of
..Brooklyn, New York, Joh
F. Poston Jr. of Memphis,
Tenr^, Clark and Rapehl
_ Poston of the city; and
several other relatives.
The body is at HowardRobinson
Funeral Home,
pending arrangements.
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graduated with honors.
Her area of concentration
in school was voice and
english.
Mrs. Adams was a
soloist with the Fisk
?Jubilee fiingpift ..and ifrjs.
In 1968, she studied
music and art in Paris,
F unerals
Mrs. Lillie H. Peoples
Mrs. Little Hughes
Peoples, 76, of 1212 West
14th Street, died suddenly
at her home Monday.
Funeral service will be
conducted at 2 p.m.
Saturday -at Saints Home
United Methodist Church,
with Dr. E.G. Hinton
presiding, and burial will
be in. Evergreen Gemetery.
The body will .remain
at Howard-Robinson's
chapel until 12 noon
Saturday when it will be
taken to the church. The
family will receive friends
at the chapel from 7 until 7:30
p.m. Friday.
Surviving; a daughter,
Mrs. Earnestine Wilson
Lewis of the Tiome; three
sisters, Mrs. Madie
Hughes of New York City;
Mrs. Emma Hairston and
Miss Lula Hughes of the
r?itv turn KrntViQro Diioo?ll
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Hughes of New York City^
and James Hughes of
1041 Manly Street; and
several other relatives.
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A recipient of numerous -i
awards, Mrs. Adams J
received the Metropolitan
Opera Award in 1971 and
in 1969, she received the
Pressor Foundation J
Award. She j^-also listed
in Who's Who. Amnng?
Amer(
(1972). \
Currently, she is em- I
for WXII-TV and is host of I
"Shades of Ebony". She
is married to Walter P. i
Adams, Jr., and they 1
reside in'Rural Hall, N.C. i
Mrs. Adams is the 1
daughter of Mrs. , Janie R. t
Harrington and the late <
Alton T. Harrington. i
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supposedly by St. Jamesr I <
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^we go forward on Zion'sl ?
ifhighway, ' T ]
7 o appear before God in the J .
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Thanksgiving and glory andX (
worship, and blessing, and
{)love, 5
One heart and one sonrx y
1 have thy Saints upon earth [ {
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