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..- Mrs. Benjamin Mason Jr. ^
. .She was Miss Elizabeth Hamilton
Elizabeth Hamilton Weds
Benjamin Mason Jr.
Wedding bells rang for
Elizabeth Ingrain Hamil
ton and Benjamin Mason
Jr. as they were united in
holy matrimony recently.
Rev. Ellison Bowman,
pastor of Henry Chapel
AME Zion Church, in
' Belmont, N.C., officiated
the ceremony which took
place at the Cedar Apart
. ment club house.
* Given in marriage by her
son, Alfonza Hamilton, the
* bride wore a candlelight
' flowing, floor-length gown.
For her headpiece the
bride donned a netted veil
I embellished with flowered
appliques.
The matron of honor for
the occasion was Mrs.
Helen Jones. Len Steven
son, Susie Rickett, Cheryl
Hamilton, Ethel Black
mon, Mary Stovall, Luzetta
Baker and Shirley Howie
were the bridesmaids.
The bride chose Denise
' LaToya Anderson and Ta
sheika Hamilton as'flower
.girls.
'• Acting as best man was
r Frederick Mason. He was
assisted by ushers: Donald
' Mason, Eric Mason, Rev.
j CPCC Plan*
; Transportation
: Seminar
; Management and mar
< keting techniques for com
/ panies that consolidate in
ternational freight ship
ments will be the focus of a
' workshop at Central Pied
mont Community College
June 21.
*
Workshop organizers be
-* lieve it is the first such
'!> workshop exclusively for
'! this kind of business,
*• known as Non-vessel Ope
I rating Common Carrier
(NVOCC) operations.
r_ Topics to be covered in
elude- marketing; ebr
• porate structure, overseas
agents, tariffs and pric
, ing, financing and reasons
»; for forming an internation
al division.
* ■ This workshop should be
l- helpful to firms operating
'• an NVOCC division, those
r\ thinking about starting
' such an operation and for
'• firms that work with
NVOCCs such as shippers,
-; banks and rail, motor or air
carriers.
,• Leading the workshop
'. will be Jim Huddleston of
Huddleston International,
a consultant in logistics
and computerized informa
tion systems. He has
worked with export and
import NVOCCs, a steam
ship line, exporters and
importers
Huddleston also is an
instructor in the Business
' Administration Depart
ment at CPCC, where he is
developing a certificate
program in international
transportation.
The workshop meets
from B a m. - 4:30 p.m.
Thursday, June 21, in the
Citizens Center room 220 on
the CPCC campus. Semi
nar participants may re
. gister the day of the
seminar or in advance by
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William Mason, Anthony
Blackmon, Robert Digsby,
Craven Allen, Lyndell Al
ston, and Eric Blackmon.
The bride’s mother fa
shioned a rose pink semi
formal dress with white
accessories.
The groom’s mother
wore an aqua blue two
piece dress with gold ac
cessories.
Organist Charlene An
derson and soloist Shirley
Ann Howie provided the
music for the nuptial af
fair.
The daughter of Ada
Hamilton and the late Tom
Hamilton, the bride is a
graduate of Bands Beauty
College. She is the owner at
Hamilton’s Beauty Salon.
A graduate of West
Charlotte High School the
groom is the son of Laura
Mason and the late Ben
jamin Mason Sr. He is em
ployed by F. T. Williams as
a chief mechanic.
Following the reception
which was also held at the
dub .house, the couple
honeymooned at an undis
closed spot in Florida. ’
Miss Karin Wansley Weds
Michael Dean Calhoun
Before • family and
friends, Karin Maria Wans
ley and Michael Dean Cal
houn were united as hus
band and wife in a recent
marriage ceremony.
Rev. Clifford Jones,
pastor of Friendship
Baptist Church officiated
the service.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was
dressed in a white gown
cascaded in ruffles of
scalloped Chantilace that
flowed into a cathedral
train. The veil worn by the
bride attached to a Came
lot cap which was trimmed
with pearls and sequins.
Honor attendants for the
bride was Kirsten Baynes
and Lisa Evans.
The remaining brides
maids were Danise
Baynes, Marcia Pemple
ton, Renee Pitts and San
dra Robinson.'----—
Little Miss Michelle
McKenzie was the flower
girl.
Best man for the
occasion was Brian _
Burton.
He was assisted by
ushers: Aaron George,
Ronald Stanley, Lester
Wallace, Marshon Hyatt,
Cloy Tyson, Sean Redfren
and Daryl Williams.
Music for the ceremony
was provided by organist,
Gerado Stroud and soloists,
Lester Wallace and Mack
Canady.
The daughter of Charles
and Sylvia Warmloy th»
bride is a graduate of West
I-:
Mrs. Michael D. Calhoun
. .The former Miss Karin Wansley
Charlotte High School and
UNC at Wilmington. She
is employed as a teller at
the Citizens and Southern
Bank.
A designer for Consultant
and Designers, the groom
is a native of Ohio. He is the
son of the late James
Calhoun and Willa Dean
Calhoun. The groom
-graduated from Devry In
stitute of Technology.
The Green Tee-Ball Team of the West
Park Athletic Association is given final
instructions by their coach John Head
<r). They've learned that preparation is a
must in a game like Tee-Ball. The
members, ages 5 to 8, faced defeat from
the Blue Team, placing their ratio at 3-3.
(photo by Bernard Reeves)
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