—THE CAROLINA TIMES SATURDAY, AUGUST 16, 1868
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lisslinda Carol Graham is Bride of Hubert
ichols in August 3 Wedding Ceremony
Miss Linda Carol Graham,
mghter of Mrs. Julia Graham,
?came the bride of Hubert
icholas at 5:00 p.m. on Au
ist 3, at The Jesus House of
■ayer. The Rev. Robert Jones
Tformed the ceremony. Or
inist was Willie G. Allen.
The bride wore an empire
uy-Weston Marriage Vows
olemnized in Washington
The marriage vows of Miss
Andrea O'Neal Guy and Martin
Vaughn-Bevin Weston were sol
emnized Saturday, August 16,
at 6:00 p.m. in a double-ring
ceremony at Trinity Episcopal
Church, Washington, D. C. The
Reverend Kenneth Aldridge of
Camden, New Jersey, officiat
ed.
Miss Guy is the daughter of
Mrs. Boone Guy of Takoma
Park, Maryland and Mr. Weston
is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Ru
ben F. Weston of Xenia, Ohio,
formerly of ffcrth Carolina
Central University of Durham.
Miss Guy was given in mar
riage by her uncle, Attorney
Gaylord Boone and her sister,
Vernice Guy was maid of hon
or.
Richard Wesley served as
best man and Frank Guy as
usher.
Out-of-town guests were Mrs.
Gertrude Ross and Mrs. Mari
Miss Consfane Elaine Jackson
Bride of Karl W. Carter, Jr.
Miss Constance Elaine Jack
son, a 1968 graduate of Duke
University and daughter of
Mrs. Maynard Holbrook Jack
son of 1427 Cecil St. and the
late Rev. Jackson was married
Monday in a 6:30 p.m. cere
mony to Karl Wayne Carter,
Jr., a student at Howard Uni
versity Law School.
The bridegroom's parents are
Dr. and Mrs. K. W. Carter o!
Los Angeles. Calif.
The ceremony, which took
place at the bride's home, was
performed by the Rev. Dr. J.
Neal Hughley. Mrs. Ignacio
Rivas of Santa Monica, Calif.,
the bride's sister, was soloist.
The bride is a graduate assis
tant in French at Howard Uni
versity. For her wedding she
wore a gown of Alencon lace
draped over a silk crepe skirt,
a satin headband with short
veil, and carried white roses
and purple orchids.
She was given in marriage
by her brother, M. H. Jackson,
Jr. of Atlanta, Ga.
Attending her sister was Mrs.
Claude Tyron Bradley of De
troit, Mich., who wore a gown
troit, Mich., who wore a mauve
moire taffeta gown and carried
yellow roses and a purple or
chid
The bridegroom, who is a
graduate of Tennessee A k I
State University, was attended
by William Cheatham of Wash-
MR. AND MRS. HUBERT NICHOLS
waist gown on lace bodice with
long sleeves and nylon over a
Taffeta Skirt and a Semi-Cathe
dral Train. She carried white
roses on a Bible.
Miss Myrtle Jean Graham
was the matron of honor for
her sister. She wore a pink
A-line gown with a scooped
lyn Andrews of St. Albans, N.
Y.; Mr. and Mrs. James Stro
man of Orangeburg, South Car
olina; Mrs. John Witherspoon
of Winston-Salem; Mr. and Mrs.
Benjamin Bullock, Mrs. Sharon
Turner, John Turner and Willie
Weston of Philadelphia, Pa.;
Mr. and Mrs. Willie Grier of
Springfield, Mass. and Mr. and
Mrs. Porter Pettie of Rich
mond, Va.
A highlight of the pre.-nuptial
festivities was the rehearsal
dinner given by Dr. and Mrs.
Rubin F. Weston at the Polo
naise Room in Wheaton, Md.
Miss Guy attends Temple
University and Mr. Weston, a
former Hillside High School
student and graduate of Tem
ple University, is a correspon
dent of Neswweek Magazine,
New York City.
After a brief honeymoon, the
couple will be at home in Gar
den City, New York.
ington.
A reception was Held at
Blair House.
The couple will live in
Washington.
Local Births
The following births were
reported to the Durham Coun
ty Health Department during
the week of August 4 through
9:
Melvin and Dannee Speight,
girl; Herman and Mary Mc-
Millan, girl; Arthur and Lula
Tabor, girl; Jerome and Louise
Powell, girl; James and Caro
lyn Johnson, girl;" Purcell and
Vonda Sultt, girl; James and
Hazel Smith, girl; Jimmy and
Patricia Lawton, boy; Ronald
and Sandra Brunson, girl; Rob
ert and Mary Ann McNeill,
boy; Bobby and Beatrice
Hamm, boy; James and Norma
Garrett, girl; Azro and Shirley
Lennon, boy.
Biafra Aid
STOCKHOLM
Foreign Ministry officials from
Sweden, Denmark, Norway,
Finland and Iceland met here
Friday to discuss what the'
Nordic countries can do to get
Red Cross relief flights to
Biafra going again. The flights
were suspended two months
ago after a Swedish Red Cross
aircraft was shot down.
neck. The headpeice was pin*,
witr a bow and she carried pink
roses on a white fan.
Bridesmaids were Miss Laura
Jackson, the bride's cousin, and
Miss Demetrius Middleton.
They wore blue gowns with
matching headpieces and car
ried blue roses.
Roy Stevenson, of New York
was the best man. Ushers were
Larry Willis, Harvey Prince,
and David Blackley.
A reception was held at the
church and the shower was
held at 51-B Ridgeway Ave.
The couple plans to live in
Brooklyn, New York. The bride
will return home to finish her
studies at Hillside High Scrool.
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Nupital Ceremony is Performed for Miss Marsha
Lynn Houston and Howard Jan Sfanback, Saf.
GREENSBORO - Miss
i Marsha Lynn Houf>» >n of
Greensboro and Howard Jan
Stan back were married at 2:30
p.m., Saturday, August 9 in
St. James Presbyterian Church.
The Rev. Julius T. Douglas,
pastor, conducted the service.
Afterward the bride's mother
Mrs. Lillian Tyson Houston of
Greensboro received the guest
in the Fellowship Hall. The
Durham Social Notes of Interest
BROOKLYN VISITORS
Mrs. Desimo P. Sanders and
her daughters, Karen and Don
na, and her son, Latty, Jr. of
Brooklyn, New York are home
visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Isiah Parker of Bahama.
VISITING IN NORWALK
Mrs. Mac Pcttiford of South
Lowell Road, Bahama is visit
ing rcr sister, Mrs. Minn'e Rey
nolds and son. Ford Walker of
Norwolk, Conn. Mrs. Pettiford
is accompanied by her niece,
Mrs. Conolia Riley of Durham.
HOME FROM OHIO
Mrs. Christine Gunter of 1031
Cornell Street has returned
home from visiting her son
and family, Mr. and Carl Gun
ter in Ohio. Congratulations to
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Gunter on
their new arrival. It's a boy!
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VACATION AT BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Brown
of Cedarwood Drive and chil
dren, Donna and Oliver, Jr.
spent a week's vacation at
Wrightsville Beach.
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VISIT AUNT IN CITY
Mr. and Mrs. Spencer Irving
and family, former residents
of Durham, who are now resid
ing in Indiana, were here visit
ing her aunt, Mrs. Mary Hol
man, 4415 Ward Road.
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HOUSEGUESTS
Mr. and Mrs. Goldsmith Par
ker, 1000 Rosedale Avenue had
as their houseguests her sister,
Mrs. Bertie People and her
brother, Mack Burton of.Erie,
Pennsylvania.
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SPEND WEEKEND AT
ATLANTIC ftEACH
Rev. and Mrs. McCoy Bul
lock, Mr. and Burnlce Turren
tine and Mr. and Mrs. Dawsie
Beard of this city spent the
weekend at Atlantic Beach.
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CONGRATULATIONS
Congratulations and best
wishes to the newlyweds, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles W. Ralney.
MRS. MARSHA LYNN HOUSTON STANBACK
bridegroom's parents are Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Stanback.
After a trip to New York
City, the couple will live in the
Plaza Apartments in Winston
Salem. They will reside in
Cleveland, Ohio when the
groom begins graduate study
at Case Western Reserve Uni
versity in September.
The bride is a magna cum
laude graduate of Emory Uni
versity, Atlanta, Georgia where
By MRS. SYMINER DAYS
SPEND WEEK-END AT
BEACH IN SO. CAROLINA
wisres to the mm am htrahtao
The following people spent
the weekend at Atlantic Beach,
South Carolina:. McKeiver Page,
Mrs. Rosa Richardson. Mrs. Em
ma Dcvinc, William Butler, Jr.,
Wilhert Richardson, Cherry
Richardson, Ellen Page, Curtis
Richardson, Clark Richardson,
Felicia Devinc, Sandra Bailey,
Fernandez Devinc, Thomas De
vine and Reginald Devine.
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SICK AND SHUT-INS
Sick and shut-ins are John
Coolev Parker, Lincoln Hospi
tal; Mrs. Thelma Suitt, Lincoln
Hospital; Waymon Harris, Jr.,
Duke Hospital; Edd Lyon, Lin
coln Hospital; J. T. Taborn,
Watts Hospital; Mack Daye,
Duke Hospital; Milton Huggins,
Watts H.ispital; Mrs. Viola
Smith, Rougemont and Kermit
Turrentine, South Lowell Rd.,
Bahama who Is much Improved.
Memorial Services
Held For Mrs.
Nannie P. Taylor
St. Matthews Baptist
Church of Virginia Va. held a
Memorial service for the late
Mrs. Nannie P. Taylor of
Creedmoor and Durham. At
this service 42 Baptist Hymnals
were donated to the church
by the children in honor of
their mother.
Attending the service were
Mr. and Mrs. Crusoe Geer, Mr.
and Mrs. Wortham Pratt, Mrs.
Maranda Holliday of New
York, Mr. and Mrs. Leon
Peace, Yonkers, N. Y.; Mrs.
Bertha Moore, Mrs. Zula M.
tfloyd, Miss Victoria Taylor
and Victor Taylor, of Dansville
Va. and Creedmoor.
h A prophet is not without
honour, save in his ovm
country t and in his own
house.—Mark 6:4
she wu a Career Scholar in
English, a member of the Bark
ley Forum forensic society,
the Emory Players, and the
Black Student Alliance. She
was elected to the Delta Sigma
Rho-Tau Kappa Alpha and
Alpha Pal Omega honorary so
cieties, served as president of
the Women's Honor Organiza
tion, and was listed in 1968-69
collegiate Who's Who. In June
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Miss Sadie Marie Clark and Leonard King
Repeat Vows in Double Ring Ceremony
Miss Sadie Marie Clark,
daughter of Mrs. Sarah E. Clark
and the Reverend Shady Clark
and the Reverend Shady Clark
of Greenville''". and Leonard
King, son of'ffte Reverend
and Mrs. Henry King of Durham
nam, were united in Holy
Matrimony, Saturday August
2. The double ring ceremony
was hels at the Salem Baptist
Church of Brooklyn, N. Y.
Bishop James Forbed officiated
The Alter was managed ia
a V-shape decorated with green
palms and centered with two
baskets of white gladiola which
were intermingled satin with
yellow and lavender Chrysan
themums. Aisle pews were de
corated with white satin ribbon
and white lillies of the valley.
Professor Del mar Burt, Jr.,
Organist, set the mood with
a prelude of Nuptial music.
After which the ceremony
began with the singing of "Bless
This House" by the Eastern
District United Holiness Choir.
Another Organ selection was
played followed by "Becuase"
sung by John Barrett Clark
of Greenville, brother of the
bride; which was followed by
the singing of the Lord's
Prayer by Mrs. Nadine C.
Houston of Charlotte. Vows
were taken and ware immedi
ately followed by prayer of
blessings by Rev. Thomas J.,
Boyd, pastor of the church.
Given in marriage by her
adopted godfather, Reverend
John Elliot, the bride wore
a gown of white silk organza
designed with a bodice of white
lace accented with white baby
pearls and crystals. Her neck
line was of low scallow de
sign and her sleeves were wrist
length cuffed with eight lace
buttons. Her undetachable
train was of Cathedral length
inlaid with roaes of white-lace
apricaques. She wore a shoulder
length veil head piece attached
to a crown of white baby
pearls and crystals, and carried
a cascade bouquet of white
chrysanthemums centered with
a double lavender orchid.
Maid of honor, Anna R.
Forbes of Hollis, carried a cas
cade bouquet of lavender pums
centered with yellow chrysan
themums centered with a dou
ble lavender orchid.
Everlena Clark of Green
ville, sister of the bride, Sara
Mounlng of Bridepost Conn.,
Mary T. Walker of Bronx, N. Y.
and Joan Poe and Elinda Jones
of BrooUn were bridesmaids.
MRS. SADIE MARIE KING
Both maid of honor and bride
maid wore lavender gowns de
signed in a ballerina bow trim-
The bridemaids carried a
bouquet of yeljow p.ums. Susan
Crafton, flower girl wore a
yellow gown designed with
pleated baby-doll sleeves and
a bow as headpiece.
Bestman was Henry King,
Jr., brother of the groom.
Shady Clark, Jr., brother of
the bride was head usher.
Oths ushers were: Fred King
of Mt. Holly, N. J., Calvin
Latimer of Durham, both of
brothers of the groom. Isham
Lee of Bedfbrd Hills, N. Y.,
Calvin Latimer of Brooklyn,
N. Y., and James Rochell and
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Samuel Rosebourough of
Bronx, N. Y., PhiUlp EUiot
served as ring bearer.
The bride's mother wore
a pink lace dress with matching
Hillsborough Ceremony Unifes
Couple Saturday at Mt. Bright
HILLSBOROUGH - Miss
Millicent Ann Crisp and Charles
William Rainey 111 were married
here Saturday at 4 p.m. in,
Mt. Bright Baptist Church.
The Rev. William Richard
son officiated. Mrs. Jeannie
Price was oragnist. Mrs. Loretta
LeGrand of Greensboro and
Christine Faucette were solo
ist.
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Elouise Crisp of Ef
land and the late Octavious
H. Crisp. The bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Char
les Rainey, Jr.
The bride was given in
marriage by her brother-in-law
Fred Allen Bradshaw. She
wore a gown of organza and
satin accented by a scalloped
neckline, puff sleeves A-line
skirt and chapel train trimmed
with lace a«aulns and sede
pearls. The veil was illusion
attached to a crown of lace
and seed p«arls. She carried
white rosea, stephanotis and
orchids.
Mia. Fred Bradahaw of
Burlington, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor. She
wore a green empire A-llne
gown. The bodice featured a
round neck-line short
sleeves edge In white lace.
Attendants were Mias Syl
via Crisp, sister of the bride,
Mrs. Robert Wilson, sister of
hat. Her shoes were of bone
color and she also wore a white
orchid. The mother of the
groom wore identicial attire in
blue with a double white Or
chid.
A reception held in the
church dinning room immedi
ately followed the ceremony.
Mrs. Louise Brooks and Mrs.
Bernell of Bee knell Bronx,
N. Y., served as chairamn and
co-chairman respectively. Host
esses were BArbara Brockett
Zelone Bosborough, Kathleen
Seale, Ernstine Reaves and
Mary Graham. Hosts were
David Reaves and Roudolph
Jaclson.
The bride is a graduate of
the C. M. Eppes High School
in Greenville, and attended the
Johnson C. Smith University
of Charlotte. She was a 1962
abroad student to the Beirut.
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the bridegroom, Mrs. Julius
McAdoo of Burlington, Mrs.,
Therion Robinson of Rocking
ham, Miss Pauline McDuffie
of Laurinburg, Miss Edna Mc-
Cormick of Durham and Miss
Margaret Goode of Gastonia.
They wore pink A-line dresses
and carried bouquets of white
carnations, pink roses and
orchid pompons.
Miss Capricia Robinson of
Rochingham and Miss Marnee
Cooper of Southern Pines were
flower girls. Ringbearer was
Myron Wilson, nephew of the
bridegroom.
Douglas Mcßroom was best
man. Ushers were Robert D.
Wilson, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom, Dwight Johnson
and Garylin Howell of Phila
delphia, Pa., cousin of the
bridegroom, Ricky Warson of
Efland, cousin of the bride,
Thomas Grady of Newport
News, Va., Roosevelt Warner
Jr., Donald Jones and Richard
Whltted.
A reception was held at
th ehome of the bride.
The bride i> » graduate of
Winston-Salem State College
and will teach at Efland Ele
mentary School this fall. The
bridegroom attended A&T Col
lege and is employed by the
Alcoholic Beverage Control of
of Orange County. The couple
will live In Hillsborough.