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Goodson-Ingram
Ola M. Goodson and Lewis F.
Ingram Jr. were married Saturday,
Sept. 6, in a 3 p.m.
ceremony at Macedonia True
Vine Pentecostal Holiness
Church of God Inc.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Nathaniel Goodson
of Winston-Salem.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lewis F. Ingram Jr. of
Winston-Salem.
Bishop Sylvester D. Johnson
officiated.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father.
Serving as maid of honor was
Arkela V. Goodson of WinstonSalem.
Bridesmaids were May Barrett,
Tangla Cameron,) Cheryl *Floyd,
Donetta L. Petree and Veronica
Petree, all of Winston-Salem. .
Belinda Goodson and Melinda
Goodson were flower girls.
Best man was Lewis F. Ingram
Sr.
Ushers were Joel Coles Jr.,
Richard Dunlap Jr., Tyrone
Galloway Jr., Benjamin Goodson
and Tony Ingram, all of
Wins ton-Salem.
Ringbearer was Abron Griffin
- Jr. of Winston-Salem.
The bride is a graduate of Forsyth
Technical College. She is
employed by R.J. Reynolds
Tobacco Co.
The groom is a graduate of
Forsyth Technical College. He is
employed by Westinghouse.
The couple will live in
; Winston-Salem.
; Samuels-Tindal
Melissa Elizabeth Samuels and
Earnest Fitzgerald^ Tindal were
; married Saturday, Sept. 13, in a 3
; p.m. ceremony at Union Chapel
: Baptist Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Bishop and Mrs. Jake Johnson of
; Winston-Salem.
The groom is the son of Mr.
. and Mrs. Cleveland Roberts of
I Winston-Salem *
The Rev. Konnie G. Robinson
' officiated.
Serving as honor attendants
; were Aretha Samuels and Rachel
! Blair, both of Winston-Salem.
Bridesmaids were Monica
Valentine, Tia Williams, Sherrill
; Samuels, Marilyn Samuels, Jill
t 'Samuels and Wendy Samuels, all
of Winston-Salem.
Best man was Frederick
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?^participants ar^urged 4o bring?
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without a Tina Turner who visits
\] it with dirges and love songs that
speak to the black experience.
Hope tonight while having a
dinner of greens, fatback, yams
: and buttermilk that the evening
renews doesn't announce that the
- Rev. James Cleveland - in
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^(commercial) appeal - is now
..singing with the Mormon Taber^rnacle
Choir; or, for that matter,
:*that Yitzak Perlman is playing
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Ola Qoodson Ingram
Charles Tindal of Chapel Hill.
Ushers were Shedrick Howard,
Steven Drake, Todd Fulton,
Stephone Samuels, Anthony
wiison, Alston Johnson and
Michael Johnson, all of WinstonSalem.
The
bride is a graduate of
Glenn High School.
The groom is a graduate of
West Forsyth High School and is
employed by Excalibur Enterprises
Inc.
The couple will live in
Winston-Salem.
Lindsay-Stuart
Charlene Demetra Lindsay and
Ralph McClellan Stuart were
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Melissa Samuels Tindal
married Saturday, Sept. 13, in a 3 <
p.m. ceremony at Shiloh Baptist ;
Church.
The bride is the daughter of <
Marlene Joyner of WinstonSalem
and James Lindsay of j
Kernersville. ;
The groom is the son of Mr. \
and Mrs. Ralph E. Stuart of
Englewood, N.J.
Dr. J. Ray Butler officiated.
The bride was given in mar- 1
riage by her father.
Serving as matron of honor
was Mrs. Tony Austin of 1
Winston-Salem. ;
Bridesmaids were Sophia j
Carter of the Bronx, N.Y.,
Samantha Carter and Wanda
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and Karyn Stuart of Englewood.
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of Boston.
Ushers were Alphonso Joyner
[I of Atlanta, Steven Lindsay of
Winston-Salem,_Leonard Allen
of New Bern and Carl Watts of
Winston-Salem.
The?bride is a graduate d?I
Parkland High School and Livingstone
College. She is
employed by Family Services
Child Development Division.
The groom is a graduate of
Dwight Morrow High School and
attendecfLivingstoneCollege^He?I
is employed at K&W Cafeteria.
The couple will live in ?
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