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Natalie Vanessa Stallings and
David Calvin Hinton were married
in a 4 p.m. ceremony on
Sept. 22 at First Baptist Church
in Chinquapin. The Revs. Raymond
Lassiter Jr. and Raymond
Lassiter Sr. officiated.
Stallings is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Javis Stallings. She .
graduated from N.C. Central
University with a master's
degree.
Hinton is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas A. Hinton. He
graduated from N.C. State
University and is a certified
public accountant with the
Garrett-Sullivan Co. in
Greensboro.
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served as the maid of honor.
Oglatha Barnes and Sheila
Bazemore of Durham, Pamela
Chasten and Monique McCloud
of Winston-Salemr Monique.
St#dlingju Ifeciae ? at 13. and Nakia
Btown ?^Chinquapin, Toni
Suggs of JGneensboro and
Margaret Weller of Wilmington
were bridesmaids.
Thomas A. Hinton, the
groom's brother from Charlotte,
was the best man. The ushers
were James Brown of Burlington,
Ward-Cessio
Cynthia D. Ward and Charles
H. Cession were married on S^pt.
15 at 3 o.m. in the Love Temole
Church of God In Christ with
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Reception heldfo
The Skyland Senior Citizens
Club held its regular monthly
meeting and a wedding reception
for one of its members on Thursday,
Sept. 20, at the Rupert Bell
Recreation Center with its president,
Mrs. Janie A. Wilson,
presiding.
Mrs. Samella Hunt was in
charge of devotions. Business
was brief, but interesting and informative.
To climax the meeting, Mr.
and Mrs. Lether Rawlinson, who
were married on Sept. 14 in
South Carolina, were escorted to
the guest reception table. Mrs.
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Ted Carter of Charleston, S.C.;.
Raul Thomas of North Augusta,
S.C.; Lionel Sharpless of
Washington, D.C.; Reginald.
Wynn of Williamston, Michael
Newkirk of Rosehill, Jarvis Stallings
Jr. and Damon Stallings,
both of Chinquapin.
The couple will live in
Winston-Salem.
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Edler George Pass and the Rev.
Henry Parker officiating.
Ward is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Ward. She
graduated from Fike High School
in Wilson and Winston-Salem
State University and is employed
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Cession is the son of Mrs.
Birdell Cession and Henry Less
Cession. He graduated from
Parkland High School, attended
WSSU and is employed at L'erin
Cosmetics..
Miss Yvonne C. Ward of
Winston-Salem was her sister's
maid of honor. Mrs. Roland
Breeden, Mrs. Roland Gore,
Mrs. Reginald Lowery, Mrs.
Calvin Smart and Miss Theresa
Turner, all of Winston-Salemr~
-were the bridesmaids.
Larry Blackwell of Burlington
was the best man. The ushers
were Blreese Autery, Carl
Dunlap, Reginald Lowery and
Wilbert Pankey, all of WinstonSalem,
and Anthony Ward of
Wilson.
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Rawlinson is the former Ms.
Minnie Scales. The color scheme
for the reception was_ white,
yellow and green with the wedding
cake as the table's center
piece. Sandwiches and vanilla
ua(;^ wcic cu3U JWTW.
Words of joy and blessings
were given by family, friends and
club members to the bride and
groom.
Mr. and Mrs. Rawlinson are
active members of the Skyland
Senior Citizens Club. Gifts given
by the club members were
displayed at the couple's home.
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