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Beleita Jermaine Lomax of
Winston-Salem and Keith Cornelius
Taylor of Norfolk, Va.,
were married Saturday, Aug. 11
ai 4 p.m. in Emmaunuel Baptist
Church, with the Rev, John
Mende/ Sr. officiating.
The bri?de is the daughter of
Mrs. Gwendolyn Williams of
Winston-Salem. A graduate of
Winston-Salem State University,
she is employed by Piedmont
Airlines.
The groom is the son of Dr.
and Mrs. Donald Taylor of
Virginia Beach, Va. He attended
W'SSU. and serves in the United
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stepfather, Charles L. Williams
of Winston-Salem.
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Pamela Shenise Joyner and
Deweese DeWayne Gilyard, both
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at 2 p.m. Saturday, Aug. 11 at
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Raleigh. The Rev. Milton Lewis
and the Rev. David Forbes officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Joyner of
Raleigh. She is a nursing
graduate of the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill
and is employed by Forsyth
Memorial Hospital.
Gilyard is the son of Mrs. Vivian
Frith of Detroit. He is also a
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Technical Institute and is
employed by the N.C. Baptist
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Cole-Raper fami
The 18th annual Cole-Raper
family reunion was held Aug. 3-5
at the Marriott Hotel in
Greensboro.
Family members traveled from
Massachusetts, New York, Pennsylvania,
Maryland and
Washington and other cities.
The family's roots are in surburban
High Point.
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Maid of honor was Jacquelyn
Hauser, sister of the bride.
Bridesmaids were the
bridegroom's sister, Christy
Taylor of Virginia Beach, Va.;
Theresa MeClone of Newport
News, Va.; Tammy Green of
Durham; Linda Norwood and
Antoinette Rice, both of
Winston-Salem.
Mark Taylor of Long Island,
N.Y., was his brother's best man.
Ustiers were the groom's
brother, Donald Taylor 11 of
Lorain, Ohio; Phillip Hayes of
St. Louis, Mo.; Lance Dozier of
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~Waodard of Virginia Beach, Va.;
and Wade Gibson of Roanoke,
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Charita Y. Martin of Walkertown
and William E. Redd Jr. of
Winston-Salem were married in a
4 p.m. ceremony at the Sawtooth
Center Saturday, Aug. 4. The
Rev. James Goodwin officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Martin of
Walkertown. She is a graduate of
East Forsyth Senior High School
and is a student at WinstonSalem
State University.
The groom is the sun Mi. and
Mrs. William E. Redd Sr. of
Winston-Salem. He is a graduate
of Parkland Senior High School
and is employed by Berry's Inc.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride had Mrs. Paula
Simmons of Winston-Salem as
ard exchange
ceremony
Hospital.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride had her sister,
Beverly Joyner of Raleigh, as the
matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Benita
Walker of Durham, Karen Steele
of Charlotte and Michelle Joyner
of Raleigh.
Smith Turner IV of WinstonSalem
was the groom's best man.
Ushers were Tony Holland of
Tuskegee, Ala.; Kenneth Joyner
of Raleigh; and Tim Gibbs of
Charlotte.
The ring bearer was Derrick
Faison of Clinton. Flower girl
was Jennifer Rayner of Clinton.
The couple will make their
home in Winston-Salem.
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Family members worshipped
together at Turner's Chapel
AME Church in High Point and
returned to the hotel for a buffetstyle
dinner.
The reunion was hosted by a
committee headed by Alvin
Raper. Other members of the
committee were Leroy Cole,
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home in Norfolk, Va.
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her matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Deborah
Goodwin and Tonya McNeil of
Winston-Salem; the groom's
sisters, Tina Redd and Mona
Redd, both of Winston-Salem;
Vanessa Brooks of Walkertown;
and the bride's sister, Deidre
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Best man was the groom's
brother, Donald Redd of
Winston-Salem.
Ushers included the bride's
brother, Roy Martin Jr. of
Walkertown, and Arthur i
Hairston, Bobby Gaither,
Donald Hauser, Richard Mack
and Randy Wright, all of ^
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home in Winston-Salem.
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Diana Dick, Mae Morehead,
Howard Jackson and Sandra
Wright.
Local family members attending
were Helen Cole Jones and
Carl Walker, both of WinstonSalem.
Sandra J. Wright of
Kemersville also attended the
reunion.
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Larnitha Davette McConnell
and Victor Bernard Hunter, both
of Durham, were married at a 4
p.m. ceremony Saturday, Aug. 4
at Union Baptist Church. The
Rev. Benjamin F. Daniels and the
Rev. Mack H.L. McConnell officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
Carrie N. Bardwell of
Milwaukee, Wis. She received her
bachelor's and master's degrees
from North Carolina Central
University. She is employed by
the Durham County "School
System.
The- groom is the son of Mr.
Laurens, S.C. He is also a
graduate of NCCU and is
employed , as a developmental
technician for the Murdoch
Center.
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William Hunter of Fort Loring cMtf
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brother's best man. Ushers were
David Riley and Elston Brown, Mfs Larnitha McConnell
' all ot Durham; Sammie Stroud of Hunter
Atlanta, Ga.; Johnny Thornton
of Arlington, Va.; and Theron The couple will make their
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