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Area Weddings
ROWELL-SMITH
Tradcna Renee Rowell and
Joseph Lee Smith Jr. were married
Saturday in a 3 p.m; ceremony at
Sl Mark's Lutheran Church, with
the Rev. William T. Parson offici
ating.
The bride is the daughter of
Dona R. Shell and the late Ernest
D. Rowell of Winston-Salem. ?
The groom is the son of Nancy
R. Smith and Joseph Lee Smith Sr.
of Winston-Salem.
The bride was given in mar
riage by Xavier Ivan Ford, the
bride's uncle.
The matrons of honor were
Tanya Leak of Stuttart, Germany
and Cynthia Stivender of Winston
Salem, both cousins of the bride.
Bridesmaids were: Felicia
Covert; Shirley Reid; Richanda
FOSTER-ROSS ;
Carolyn Elaine Foster and Carl
Langston Ross were married Satur
day in a 3 p.m. ceremony at Canaan
Baptist Church, with the Rev.
William E. Brannon officiating.
The bride is the daughter of the
late Earline Thompson and the late
Willie Woods. She is the goddaugh
ter of Julia Leach of Winston
Salem.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Donald Glenn of San
tiryant, the Dnae s COUSin; and
Nedra Hill, the bride's niece; all of
Winston-Salem.
Best man was Roland Smith,
the groom's brother.
Ushers were: Patrick Leak and
Benny Lawrence, both of Winston
Salem; and Calvin S. Watkins of
Baltimore, Md.
The bride attended North Car
olina A&T State University and is
a graduate of Rutledge College,
where she mqjored in micro-(corn;.
puter programming. She is
employed at T.R.W. in Greensboro
as an assembly operator.
The groom is a graduate of
East Forsyth High School and
served in the U.S. Army for eight
years. He is employed at Hanes
Knitting in Rural Hall.
The couple will live in Win
ston-Salem.
Duskey, Ohio.
The bride was given in mar
riage by Charles W. Foster Jr., the
bride's son.
The maid of honor was
Tawanna Foster, the bride's daugh
ter, of Winston-Salem.
The matron of honor was
Brenda Berrows of Winston-Salem.
Bridesmaids were: Carsandra
Moore; Tonya Bethune, the bride's
cousin; Carolyn Harry, the groom's
sister; Twana Woods, the bride's
Tradena RowtU Smith
cousin; Patricia Jenkins; Sylvivette
Thompson, the bride's cousin;
Donna James; Lashawna Woods;
Jasmine Blackwell; and Francis
Jones; all of Winston-Salem.
Best man was George Berrows
of Winston-Salem.
Ushers were: James Lynch;
Gene Koger; Stacey Woods, the
t>ride*s cousin; Artis Woods, the
bride's cousin; Carl Bristow, the
groom's nephew; James Brunson;
Albert Penn;* Douglas Berrows; and
Rex Morgan Jr.; all of Winston
Salem.
The bride is a graduate of Mid
land Technical Collep in Colum
bia, S.C., where she received a
degree in criminology. She served
in the U.S. Army from 1974 to
1988 and is currently an active
reservist in St Louis, Mo. She is a
self-employed fashion seamstress.
The groom is a^xaduate of
Forsyth Technical College, where
he received a degree in nursing. He
is a patient care technician at North
Carolina Baptist Hospital.
The couple will live in Win
ston -Salem.
Beta Alpha Chapter Holds Induction Ceremony
The Beta Alpha Chapter of Iota
? Phi Lambda Sorority inducted
six new member i during a cere
mony on July 10 at the Marque
Hotel.
Soror Jeanette Penny, Southern
regional director, conducted the
ceremony with the assistance of
Soror Arrie Wright, dean of
pledgees .
The new members are: Eleanor
G. Bryant, Martha Jo Campbell,
Odessa D. Gaither, Ann O. Lit
tle, Shirley P . Miller and Lucy A.
Tate .
(L. to r.): Arrie Wright, Jeanette
Penny, Ann Little, Eleanor
Bryant, Shirley Miller, Odessa
Gaither, Lucy Tate and Martha
JoCampbttt.
Upward Bound
Awards Honors
The Winston-Salem State Uni
versity Upward Bound Program
held its 1993 Summer Awards Pro
gram on July 16 in the Albert H.
Anderson Center. ~
Winners of the Outstanding
Citizenship Awards were: Kendra
Davis, Nathaniel Jordan III, Tekila
Myers, Victoria Peebles and
Rashard Ray.
Winners of the Non-Academic
Special Interest Workshops Awards
were: Jo'Dell Parks for calligraphy
and Rashard Ray for multi-media
drawing.
Students who received trophies
for the Highest Academic Achieve
ment Awards were: Marissa
Adams, Le'Trisa Howard and
Ne'Kecha Pellam in grammar;
Taleona Carruthers, Arthur Conrad,
Tekila Myers, Jo'Dell Parks,
Ne'Kecha Pellam and D'Artangan
Simon in composition; Ebonie
Polite in French; Charlette Butler,
Renita Harvey, Brandon Mack,
Ebonie Polite and James Thomas in
algebra I; Jerome Carter and Joyel
Thomas in geometry; Ne'Kecha
Pellam, Jo'Dell Parks and D'Artan
gan Simon in algebra II; Natoya
Johnson in algebra III; ft issa
Adams, Taleona Carruthers,
Kendra Davis, Ne'Kecha Pellam
and Ebonie Polite in science; and
Jerome Carter in Spanish.
Coble and Wilkens Take First Place
July 12 - 2 pm. ^ Carl Russell
Recreation Center
First Place - Frances Coble and
Andrew Wilkes
Second Place - Geneva Hill
and Elizabeth Lewis
Third Place - Rudolph Boone
and Sarah Boone
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July 13-7 p.m. - Winston
Lake Family YMCA
Winston-Salem Duplicate
Bridge Club
Neither a sanctioned nor a reg
ular game was played due to an
insufficient number of players. A
group did get some practice in and
made the time worthwhile. Things
are expected to pick up very soon,
since it will be n earing time for the
Summer Nationals in Detroit,
Mich., Aug. 4-14.
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July 15-7 p.m. - Rupert Bell
Recreation Center
Kings and Queens Duplicate
Bridge Club
First Place - Billie Matthews
and Ruth Washington
Second/Third Place Tie -
Lessie Hatton and Sandra Brown
Second/Third Place Tie - Irma
Gadson and Inez Geralds
Apologies are in order for the
last-minute cancellation of the same
-that was scheduled for July 18 at
Dudley Cosmetology University.
The responsible person will have to
explain the reason for the cancella
tion. We will be expecting a more
timely confirmation of future games
by the unit and clubs and appropri
ate notices concerning special
games.
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According to a June decision, a
unit game in August will not be
"held so as not to conflict or be too
close to the Summer Nationals.
Have you participated in a
Monday game at the Russell Center
yet? If you have not, then U is a
must that you come out and join the
fun. The numbers are increasing,
and the games are getting better.
Plus, more master points are
being awarded to winners. Help us
get up to seven tables by the end of
1993. This realistic goal can be
reached only by having those who
have not participated to come on
out and make it happen. Both of the
local clubs benefit from these
Bridge News
By RUDOLPH V. BOONE SR.
Hopefully, the planned monthly
unit games will resume in Septem
ber. We are happy to know that our
unit president, Richard H. Bowling,
is out of the hospital and back on
his feet. In fact, Richard was a big
winner at the recent Mid- Atlantic
Sectionals in Richmond, Va. during
the weekend of July 2-5. Hang in
there, Richard!
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games.
Wc are greatful to Ruby
Walker for her regular and depend
able work as recorder for the Mon
day games since it started. Also, to
the two directors, Ruth G. Washing
ton and R.V. Boone who alternate
monthly, thank you!
PHILLIP S. BANKS III
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General Conference Held
The General Grand Conference
Grand Courts, Heroines of Jericho,
was recently held in King of Prus
sia, Pa. One of the highlights of the
conference was the Parade of States,
which represents Heroines from
each jurisdiction in competition for
the crown. The North Carolina
Heroines of Jericho brought back
the crown.
Heroine Shirley P. Cheeks, a
member of Duck-Lassiter Court No.
15, won the North Carolina title in
March and went on to claim the
international title of queen. Her offi
ciattitle^is-Queeirt>f^ the-G eneral
Grand Conference Grand Courts,
Heroines of Jericho of the United
States and Bahamas Inc. She is the
ninth queen from the North Car
olina jurisdiction. The Court of
Duck-Lassiter is seven months old.
Katrina Murrel of New Bern
received a scholarship award. Hero
ine Gladys Dawkins of Durham,
grand deputy of the General Grand
Conference, won first place in the
deputy division. The newly elccted
General Grand Conference Grand
Courts' Grand Most Ancient
Matron is Elizabeth Mosely, for
merly of Winston-Salem.
The North Carolina Grand
Convocation of the Royal Arch
Masons and Heroines of Jericho
will be held in Charlotte this week
end.
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