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Deborah Sabrina McCloud
and James Arthur Williams were
married Saturday, July 12, in a 5
p.m. ceremony at Mount Olive
Baptist Church.
The Rev. Charles E. Gray officiated.
The bride was given in marriage
by J.S. McCloud.
v Serving as matron of honor
was Joyce Aikens of WinstonSalem.
Serving as maid of honor was
Cheryl Torbit of Winston-Salem.
. Bridesmaids were Sonya McCloud,
Angela McCloud, Rendy
McCloud, Carolyn Thompson,
La'Sonya Withers and Crystal
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Flower girl was Keyon Worthy
[. of Winston-Salem.
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Members of the Anderson Alur
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Ernestine Hairston, Richard Pc
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Classmates in the Anderson
Jr./Sr. High School Class of
1966 began planning for their
20th-year reunion in early
January. Months of planning will
be rewarded when class members
gather for the reunion July 25 to
27.
_j Local classmates have been involved
in the project, as have
classmates from Georgia,
Alabama, New Jersey*;
Washington, Massachusetts,
New York and other areas.
The local reunion committee
includes Barbara Purvis Martin,
Jacqueline Bitting Neal, Frazier
McCollum, Ernestine Miles
Hairston, Beverly Wallace
Wallace, Richard Pettus, Jacqueline
Adams Thomas, Lester
L. Sowell, Vernetta Acker
Brown, Aldine Grimes Griggs,
James I.ewU Ir ar?H Dobik?ll?U
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The weekend activities will
begin at 6 p.m. on Friday, July
25, at Les Arbres with a program
i and a banquet from 7 to 9 p.m.
The evening will conclude with a
social hour, with music provided
by Mr. Bill's Productions. A
class picture will be made during
the social hour.
Habitat for Humanii
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Habitat for Humanity of Forsyth
County Inc. will celebrate
the groundbreaking of its second
home for low-income families at
the construction site at 3618 Old
Greensboro Road on Saturday,
July 19, at 12:30 p.m. The public
is invited to attend.
Sandra Graham, a member of
the board of advisers for Habitat
for Humanity Inc. and the
volunteer director of the South
Atlantic Regional Habitat
Center, will be the speaker. A
local quartet will provide music.
Habitat for Humanity Inc. is a
1 non-profit Christian housing
ministry dedicated to helpinfl
low-income families improve the
conditions in which they are for*
ed to live. Construction is a
cooperative effort involving both
volunteers and approved
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Best men were John T. Lewis
and Lewis P. Sanders, both of
Greensboro.
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Saturday's activities will begin
with a family picnic at Reynolds
Park Shelter No. 10 from 11 a.m.
to 3 p.m. and will continue with
the 20th-Year Class Reunion
Dance in the Hilton Hotel's
Carolina Ballroom from .9 p.m.
to 2 a.m. The dance is open to the
public and all Anderson alumni
and friends.
The class will meet Sunday, July
27, at 10:30 a.m. to worship
with Morning Star Baptist
Church. Dr. Bracy H. Bonham is
host pastor. Classmate the Rev.
Jimmy Montgomery will deliver
the morning message, and the
service will be conducted by
former Anderson classmates. V
A memorial service will be held
for all deceased classmates
following the morning service.
The members of Morning Star
who attended Anderson Jr./Sr.
High School from 1961-71 will be
the hosts of a reception after the
morning service.
For more information on reunion
events call Barbara P. Martin
at 767-8509, Jacqueline A.
Thomas at 777-0537 or Ernestine
M. Hairston at 721-1785.
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families. These homes are sold at
no profit and no interest to
qualified families.
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In addition to attending daily
academic classes during the six
i week summer program, students
\ attended career awareness
; seminars with spetiftl guests from
) the Winston-Salem community.
i Sixty-six students currently
^ participate in the university's Upt
ward Bound program.
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Ushers were William Aikens of
Winston-Salem, Allenton Silcott
of Greensboro, Archie Hart of
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lellne Thomas. Not pictured are
Irown and Aldine Griggs (photo
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Raleigh, Albert Norman of
Calhoun Falls, S.C., and Derrick
Gilliam of Winston-Salem.
Ring bearer was Allen Tooles
of Chicago.
The bride is a graduate of
North Forsyth High School and
North Carolina A&T State
University. She is employed by
Rave Clothing Store.
The groom is a graduate of
Calhoun Falls High School and
attended N.C. A&T State University.
He is employed by FlavoRich
in Greensboro.
The couple will live in
Greensboro.
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Shari Elaine Lash and Darryl
Christopher Summey were married
Saturday, June 28, in a 2
p.m. ceremony at New Bethel
Baptist Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Lash of i
Winston-Salem. i
The groom is the son of Mr. j
and Mrs. A.O. Summey.
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