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6 THE CAROLINIAN RALEIGH N. C., SATURDAY SEPTEMBER 18, 1871 llti .... ,ysm TIMOTHY BRYANT Bryant, Evans Vows Spoken The Maple Temple Unii.-d Church of Chris 1 4 s the set ting Saturda ~ St ptctnl t-i 4. ■ >: tlce wedding of Miss Veliv<t I - . ! vans t Mr. 'I j noil- f>- y.uit. Rev. Ststol MaHe On! Philj »tt officiated. Given in man iago by hei father, the bride is the daughter of Mr, and Mrs. I earnon I- vans, parents of the groom, are Mr. «.* Angeles tnduf ; « 1 ' ' p McCulloch Sr mu ght the London Bridge, lie irramr he owner of the big rest antique an American , lu( Jst ever brought bark from Kuiope. McCulloch paid the city oi London $2,460,000 for the 1 dV-year old bridge hoi his money he got the million pounds of facing stone* that lined the 1 ,005 foot long arch and an even more impressive amount of tradition Some thought that wasn't quite enough for the money They hinted the western busi nessman had been out slickereri ami sold the British version of the Brooklyn Bridge The venerable archway, it was pointed out. had already been slated for demolition be catjse it could not h idle mounting traffic But the city of London s wirtte elephant was the goose ihst laid golden eggb for McCulloch Two months alter the pur chase, me bridge' had already paid for itself by stimulating increased propeity sales at Lake Havasu City. Arizona a master planned town that is to be.its new home _ i: V JL m. V JL .... » jfc- .' .j| ■ * I^JES&JlMwl^rctfJSwSuEttjJSHiWfc^v&W' ' " • '* * "'’ ' a id Ml’S. Iarl) David Bl yallt ot f.ngelhard.. Miss Brenda Harris was maid of honor. She is from Hartford. Conn. Miss Sandra Cannon of Ralcigh was attendant. Mr. Don Sanders was best man. Mr. Bob Hall and Mr. Jimmy Yarlet ough were ush ers. \ reception .‘ill be liold at 1 _ "• V ' V " r Mcl'ulloUi. » facturers of chain saws stand..infloated^ th * L " a MinbMac 6, the lightest chain saw made “nW. «w s ‘’were l “t£T of the bridge Ihe large.! antique a. American tourist hat ever brought back from -utope ilmmtm Ft/nd vfel Gives President Cheek For 6Gs HAMPTON, Virginia - The Hampton Fund Steeling Com mittee began this year's pro gram Wednesday with the pre sentation of a check to Dr. Roy D. Hudson, president of Hampton Institute, amounting to $6,347 by Hampton’s Mayor David Montague. Composed of a group of com munity and campus leadens, the Hampton fund Steering Com mittee was formed for the pur pose of raising money for H. I. in addition to creating a clos er bond between the College and the people of the community. T tye money presented t< Hampton Institute at Wednes day's meeting was received from the efforts of a concert by Aretha Franklin in Feb. of 1071. Asa result, Miss Frank lin presented a chock for SI,OOO after tin concert. Speaking in appreciation to' the committee members, Dr. Hudson stated, "A Commit tee of this type is necessary because it maintains to protect the image of Die institution t< the people of (hi communi ty as well as recognizing the financial needs of colleges throughout the nation where money is scarce." Byron N. Pur;, ear, chairman of the committee a: i h'i'.t! con tractor, hoped tli.it the com mittee would continue as in the past to raise money for the College. Those present at the meet ing included: Dry on N. Pur year; Mayor David Montague; J. Dewey Wilson, Director of Building and Grounds for the Virginia School at Hampton; Frederick J. Pawell, Director, Big fir (tliers ofHainpton: ! ind say Tucker, Director of Multi print; vlphonso King, president of Bryant and King Contractors; ttie YWCA, E. Hargett Street. Dr. Roy D. Hudson; Dr. H. I. Fontellto-Nanton, Director of Development at H. I.; Lucius C. Wyatt, Treasurer of H. I.; Helen Arnold, Instructor, Soci- B rot her Edward H allow ay's oooooot^ Gospel Highlights ; Morning worship services will be held at the Wake Chap el Baptist Church at 11 a.m. and Sunday school will begin at 10. Rev. James Fobbs is sub stituting pastor in place ofßev. A. L. Morgan, who is a patient at Duke Hospital in Durham, and Sunday School will begin at , 10. Rev. fM? Ja rnes Fobbs is substituting ' H '’- (£||| in place Os Rev. A. L. dPStik Morgan, who is a patient at Duke Hospital in ft I \if y ■' m V FAMED TOBACCO HEIRESS SINGS WITH Cri > H-New York: Former playgirl and tobacco heiress Doris Duke, *59, is seen (center, rear) singing with the Angelic Choir of the First Baptist ( !v.i ’ch of Nutley, N. J. during the group’s Sept. 12 appearance at the Madis >n Square Garden Gospel Festival. (UPI). spHtair Set fora hard day’s play . . . our ra.y-care cotton ’fififyg- jjlpigiw orduroy crecpalongs and their colorntaled eollln knit ahirla. Adjustable shoulder straps and button •* |j| >* Jppr ( ? * ..V'JSfl\ 'Md*€kW% j*” * 1 Lightweight, fashion-conscious footwear with strap ♦1“ '**»•“ 4 ’ IMB and buckle detailing. Rich looking, contemporary- 'Lf v * Pa, *'<»i UP,,er te* petyvieji -ole* ag | Sleeve Shirts | yinient ol boy R Sport shirts. I ERMA x robber sole and heel. Sizes ft l T® in solids and stripes. Sizes 6 to 8 (.unvrment 1 to 3. Regular 8.99 pair. SHOP AT SEARS AND SAVE QpO VC <: V™S' j <jSj9t evlmtSSm. Open THURSDAY and C M Satisfaction Guaranteed or Your Money Back kjr V.r €. A, 1- £f_ Phone BSA 2561 JumMmkm M4-IS9I FRIDAY NlffHtß Until SEARS, ROEBUCK AND CO. ,1 * * 9 ology at H. I.; Lillian Fontel lio-Nanton, Director of Re search and Records at H. I , and Wilma Sykes, Assistant to Director of Development at H. t. Durham, ANNOUNCEMENTS The Gospel Jubilee Singers, Gospel All-Stars and Clouds of Harmony will sing at Grace Chanel Church on the corner of Hill and Edenton Streets, Sun day, Sept. 19, at 2 p.rn, on the Big Ten Anniversary. At 8:00 p. m., the Gospel Ju bilee Singers will sins. at Mace donia Church, neai Rolesvllic BIRTHDAYS Miss Juanita Smith, Mrs. Ida McCullers, Mrs. Carrie Lou Burgess, Sept 9; Mrs. Karelia Williams, Mrs. Sarah Bunch. Sept, 10; Mr. James Henry Turner, Mr. Everette Smith, Sept, in, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Chavis, observed their fifth wedding anniversary on Sept. 14. SICK Rev. A. L. Morgan, Duke Hospital, Mrs, Mattie Holloway Jm I Mrs. Judy Holloway are A convalescing at home, and t!'' -- Edna Hall, who broke her leg in a fall. VETNEWS Nearly 11,800 disadvantaged mm: people and mothers of dependent children, a large per em l age of them black, trained fm health service and related - ccupations in the Veterans Ad ministration during the fiscal Amir ending June 30, 1971. They were enrolled for train h - in V'a hospitals since Oc f< i . r 1967, when the President jskod the Y.\ to work with other ('••ieral agencies to increase i-m od health manpower. ' re January 1968, more than 89v such enrollees in VA have y ecoiue fulltime VA employees. Many others have become em ployees of community hospitals old other health programs. 1- si year, the largest group, 3,103, trained as nursing as sistants. ■ fth. ■% ’ - " t '>W^| ’f. if I CROWNED “MISS EVENING FIVE OF 1971”- Miss Brenda Joyce Tucker of Raleigh, vvi.- orowned “Miss Evening Five ot 1971” L t Sunday night at the Raleigh Safety Club dc ring the big Twenty-Second anniversary of Ed I! ill and the “Sensational” Evening Five, held :it tin Raleigh Safety Club. Miss Mary Denning es Raleigh was the first runner-up and Miss Catherine, also of this city, was the sect.-nd runner-up. “It was a packed house on a rainy night, but everyone enjoyed it,” said Brotht i Hall. Rush Nursery School Accepting Applications The Rush Metropolitan Nur sery is now accepting applica tions. We are open from 7:00 a.m. to 6:00 p.m. We serve a morning snack, a hearty lunch and an after noon snack", said the Rev. T. H. Harris, director. Ages pre ferred are 2-6, we will accept after school children also. “Children must be trained. We not only give them our loving care, but teach them also. We are integrated", he said. For further luf irmai it tact Mrs. W.M. Britt, 1 visor, or Rev. T.H. Harris h phoning 832-C270. > 2r\'; ' , > -■•vs... VA*L v»»(WVk The satecek is a Moravian handkerchief dance!
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