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Glenda Felicia Newell
and Robert Lewis Harris
were wed at a 3 p.m.
ceremony March 17 at First
Baptist Church East, with
the Rev. Howard Cunningham
of Raleigh officiating.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. George
Newell of 2492 Pickford
Court.
The groom is the son of
Elder and Mrs. Benjamin
Harris of Arkadelphia,
Ark.
Newell was civen in mar
riage by her father, while
her sister. Dr. Dee Banks of
Cleveland, Ohio, served as
the matron-of honor, with
Aurelia Erwin of Charlotte
as the maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Cheryl
Fryer of Cincinnati, Ohio,
the groom's daughter;
Regina Harris of Richmond,
Calif., the bride's
Military
Marine Cpl. Kenneth L.
Hanna, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Solomon D. Hanna ol
4675 Indiana Ave., has
reported for duty with 3rd
Force Service Support
Group on Okinawa.
Navy Seaman Andrew
Arrington Jr., son ol
Shirley Cameron of 965 E
18th St., recently departed
on a deployment to the
Mediterranean.
He is a crewmembei
aboard the amphibious ship
USS Nassau, homeportec
in Norfolk, Va. During th<
deployment, his ship wil
participate in training exer
cises with other Sixth Fleei
Units and those of allied na
tions.
Navy Spaman Recrui
Richard B. Jackson, son o
Catherine Y. Jackson o
2820 Millbrook Drive, wa
graduated from Basi
Ship's Serviceman School.
During the five-wee
course at Naval Technics
Training Center in Mer
dian, Miss., stijydents receh
ed fundamental instructio
on Navy retail operations.
Navy Seaman Apprentic
William B. Evans Jr., so
of Mr. and Mrs. William I
Evans Sr. of 5930 Alai
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University Place Apart
p.m.
TUESDAY
The Martin Luther 1
sponsor a children's dar
children age 6-12 and or
13-17 year olds will also
registration fee is for si
tion jcall 727-2740.
WEDNE?Dj
ri> Charlcnc
Miller, a
r Education Center, wi
^pre^Tawerrmm pti
Initiative Project in R
Building at 690 Coliseu
PUBLIC J
NOUN
Fourteen to 18 year
time and service to th
Cadet Rescue Squad.
George Crawford oi
722-9414 or 784-8718.
If you are an elderl
know someone who is,
trim from a licensed b;
For more information
All present and fori
and graduates of the K<
Hospital and School of
the hospital and schoo
meet March 25 in t
cafeteria at 4:30 p.m.
Phyllis Brown at 788-0
Graduates of the Wi
Class of 1934 or form
eluding home economi<
are asked to contact Jai
1940 East 3rd Street, V
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lursday. March 22. 1984
1 arris
cousin; Lynn Kimbrough of
San Francisco, Calif.,
Evelyn Lewis of San Francisco
and Karen Reynolds
of Atlanta.
Serving as the groom's
best man was Elihu Harris
of Oakland, Calif. Ushers
were Eric Kimbrough of
Winston-Salem and cousin
of the bride and Judge Benjamin
Travis of Oakland.
Groomsmen were John
Burris, Dr. ' James Rorie
and James Bradford, all of
Oakland, Calif.; the
groom's brother, Charles
Harris of Cincinnati, Ohio;
the groom's son, Anthony
Harris of Richmond,
Calif.; Edward Shelton,
^also of Richmond, and *
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Judge Ted Newman of ?
"Washington, D.C.,
Newell, a graduate of '
Tufts University and the
University of Cincinnati
news
Court, has completed
I recruit training at the Naval
: Training Center in San
; Diego, Calif.
I During the eight-week
t training cycle, trainees
studied general military
f subjects designed to prepare w
f them for further academic
. and on-the-job training in
I one of the Navy's 85 basic
\ occupational fields.
Navy Petty Officer 1st
r Class Mark C. Cochran,
> son of E. Clinton Cochran
1 of 1334 Drumcliff Road,
i has been selected as the
1 Sailor of the Quarter for the
- Navy Band in Washington,
t D.C.
Cochran was chosen
from among all the enlisted
t personnel assigned to the
f command and was cited for
f his outstanding perforls
mance of duty, proficiency,
c leadership, intiative and
military bearing,
k Navy Seaman Recruit
il Darrell C. Blackburn, son
i- of Ralph Blackburn of 4198
/- Ebert St. and Margie
n Blackburn of 311 Casa
Bella Drive in Advance, has
:e completed the Basic
n Enlisted Course at the
J. Naval Submarine School in
ni Groton, Conn.
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ments on Third Street at 5
(, MARCH 27
King Recreation Center will
ice class from 5:30-7 p.m. for
i March 29. A dance class for
be held at the same time. The
ix weeks. For more informaAY,
MARCH 28
nurse with the Continuing
11 moderate a panel with L
anned Paremhbo^ 2rfld Teen '
oom 109 of the Red Cross
m Drive at noon.
SERVICE ANCEMENTS
olds are needed to volunteer
e Southeast Winston Junior
If interested, contact Sgt.
r Gwendolyn Johnson at
y person, sick or shut in or
you can get a free hair cut or
arber who makes house calls,
call 721-1585.
mer employees medical staff
ite Bitting Reynolds Memorial
Nursing who are interested in
1 reunion in July are asked to
he Reynolds Health Center
For more information, call
i582.
nston-Salem Teachers College
er students from 1930-34, in:s
and normal school persons,
mes Diggs at 748-1171 or write
Vinston-Salem, N.C. 27101.
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Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lewis Harris
Medical School, is a prac- Berkley, is employed as an
ticing physician in San attorney with the Senior
Francisco, Calif. Council Law Department
Harris, a graduate of San Pacific Gas & Electric Co.
Francisco State and the The couple will live in
University of California at Richmond, Calif.
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Awards * were also
>resented to three sorority
nembers for outstanding
ervice. Ms. Ce'Leste
-owery, a senior special
Zetas seU
More lhan 50 persons t
were present last week to h
see Forsyth County Com- s
missioner Mazie Woodruff
honored as the 1984 Zeta
Phi Beta Sorority "Woman
of the Year." The award
was presented by the Rho
Zeta Chapter of Zeta Phi
Beta Sorority during its
Finer Womanhood Program
at Winston-Salem
State University March 18.
The sorority cited
Woodruff for outstanding
contributions to the community.
Now in her second term
as a county commissioner,
Woodruff is the former
precinct chairperson of the
North Ward. The sales
representative for Holladay
Cnrr?ir>ol Ciii*nl<*r
uui givai 1111. 15 111C
mother of seven, and has 15 i
grandchildren and one great <
grandchild. She is a Sunday
School teacher and presi- <
dent of the usher board at s
Union Chapel Baptist 1
Church. 1
Accepting the award, 1
Woodruff-said, "God has J
given me so many good I
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ducation major and presilent
of the Omega Chapter
it WSSU, received the
indergraduate award. Mrs.
Edna Revels and Ms.
Marilyn Roseboro were
ecoginized for service to
he graduate chapter,
levels, who retired for the
Winston-Salem /Forsyth
bounty School System,
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of education at
iVSSU. Ms. Roseboro is
>ublic relations director at
Winston-Salem State and
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:hapter of Zeta Phi Beta.
The formal program in:luded
musical selections by
sorority member Mrs.
Catherine Chavis and guest,
Vis. Jeannene Ceasar. Mrs.
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10 invited guests from other
Greek-letter organizations.
Mrs. Cheryl Bradshaw
chaired the program committee
with assistance from
Mrs. Doris Hackson, Mrs
Angela Jones, Mrs. Juanita
Penn and Mrs Fdytht
Williams. Mrs. Helen Gibbi
chaired the social commit
tee.
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The Winston-Salem Bar
Association elected the
following officers for the
new year: Beverly Mitchell,
president; Richard S. Archia
Jr., vice president;
Davida W. Martin,
secretary; Gary Henderson,
treasurer, and Roland H.
Hayes, program chairman.
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second Tuesday from
7:30-9 p.m. at the Easl
Winston Branch Library ai
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Finer Womanhood obseri
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is one of the ideals of Zeta,
l an international organiza
tion with more than 50,000
> members in the United
States, Africa and the
Bahamas.
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officers
Seventh and Cleveland
1 Avenue. All black attorneys,
law graduates and
law students are welcome.
The bar association
recently held a cocktail pari
ty for Thomas Broone, of
, Oakland, Calif., presidentelect
of the National Bar
Association.
t
\ Mitchell, Archia and
t James Lassiter were the.
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