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Page 10- Tbe Chronicle. Saturday, April 7, 1979
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WanEtta Belle, a junior 79." The "Miss Hood"
at Hood Theological Se- contest is an annual event
^ jninary in Salisbury, is sponsored by the seminary
sponsoring a talent/fashion to raise scholarship funds
^bew-^^tfce Benton Con-- for the students. Belle is
vention Center on Aprit~f6 4giving-the- benefit in- supat
4:30 on behalf of the port of this program,
seminary's scholarship Appearing in the fashion <
fund. " . ' part of the program will be i
u iiiv itagiuiig v.hiuicii tanging iruni mp i
queen "Miss Hood 1978- ages of 6 to 12. Appearing i
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Photo by Howard Ward
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Miss Joyce Annette honor, and Miss April
Payne became the bride of Brown was the flower girl.
PFC Ronald Le'vern Hogg David Hogg served as his
on Saturday, March 31 in a brother's best man.
ceremony performed by The ushers were:
Warnie C. Hay at Gallilee Thurmond Chandler,
Baptist Church. Michael Jackson and
The bride is the daughter Ronald Hardie of Salpan,
of Thomas Payne and the N.C.
late Barbara S. Payne of The ring bearer was
Tobaccoville. She is a Masten Monte D. Autry,
graduate of North Forsyth the bride's cousin.
Senior High and attended The soloist at the wedWinston-Salem
State Uni- ding was Mrs. Rose
versity. Boykins, the pianist was
Ronald Hogg is the son of Mr. Keith Byrd. 0
Mr. and Mrs. James M. After the ceremony, a
Hogg of 900 North Graham reception was held in the Street.
He is a graduate of Church Social Hall.
R.J. Reynolds High school The couple will live in
and attended Winston- Palms, California, After
Salem State University be- April 9th.
fore enlisting in the United State
Marine Corps. WINTER
The bride was given in
marriage by Adell
ncr grana- *;* f ^ . I I . ?
father. Her bridesmaids . A
were: Ms. Dedra Galeen 'nM Kn|8 ,,
and Ms. Joyce Covington . ml Kjm both
of Winston-Salem. II] .
The matron of honor was - K-~ r'r
"Dianne Autr^ the brideV"-j^n t Qc) Qut Without ft
aunt, and Sandra Frazier .j
served as the maid of -1
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Nearly bOO people atten
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A Members of the WaughA
> town Senior Nurses board
, had a birthday social Saturfc
day March 31, for members
^ who had a birthday in the
last three months. The
social was held at the home
of Mrs. Hattie Patten on_
^-^1 ^ Clemmonsville Road.
.[ | 1 j Members honored were:
?-?Amrie'Mae Bacote, Louise
Streater, Hattie Caldwell,
in the talent part of the Johnny Carter Theopha
program will be Will.am MedderSi jeanette Ellen
(Jimmy) Kennedy, a student
at the North Carolina
School of the Arts. i__ C
? Kennedy will sing, dance '
and do some drama. He The Gay 49ers Plus met at
appeared in the Little Thea* the Martin Luther . King
tre's production of "Don't Center on March -28 _tb
Bother Me, I Can't Cope" finalize plans for their anand
Harry Wheeler's nual fellowship 7breakfast
'Feelings." on April 27.
Belle is a native of Win- Mrs. Rcmelia Mason
ston-Salem and the asso- presided at the meeting,
:iate minister of Goler Met- which included a devotional
popolitan Church. She is period and lunch. Hostthe
daughter of Mr. and esses were Mrs. Sivilla
Mrs. Frank Harris and the Wilson, Mrs. Willie Smith
mother of two children. and Mrs. M.C. Murray.
The tickets to the show During the business peare
$1 and can be pur- riod, it was decided to issue
chased at the door. an invitation to the general
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Boys New
Spring Suits
2 and 3 Piece Styles
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$199? to $22??
reg. *26 to *31 !; C^H0
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Solids, Stripes, Checks, White. Frt>^'?ht^
Sizes 2 to 4 - 4 to 7.
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People &1
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\ttfend Atkin:
Mr. James Bunk Garner, teaching and community
the olub pre&identr^ave the activities,
welcome address, and Mr. Mrs. Birdie Lee Vaughn
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master of ceremonies. of the former Atkins High
? Mr, Robert Scales prrr- >SrhnnHftarhf?tti_ ..
their outstanding efforts in recognition ot the former
athletes of Atkins, Carver
and other schools in the
kl area.
Mrs. Janie Murray gave
M the salute to our school and
community, and former
m Nurses students of Carver and
Atkins sang their Alma
and Gladys Gaither. Mater in respective order.
The social was sponsored ^r" Williams preby
Hattie Patten, Frances sentec' .akcnowledgeJackson,
Ruth Galloway, ment and closing remarks.
Luverta McCsow, Nellie
Manselle, Ella Williams, v
Clay Hargrove, George
Charles,^ Jr. and Fred Sort
Guests attending?were ~~Tm \\
Norvella Wilson and Carl j[ II \ \
Eller. The next social is | \
planned for June 30. /
I9ers
public to attend the break- ^ * T
fast. Further information WrI \
can be obtained from any \
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ingredient to be highly elective in YELLOW,
relieving even severe constipation NAVY
overnight Don't let irregularity or WHITE.
constipation become a problem BLACK.
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available in the exclusive EX-LAX
formula Use only as directed
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Dinner and cocktails were D. Wheeler, Mrs. Velma
served from 9 p.m. until 1 Friende, Miss Jane
a.m., and music was played Williams, Mrs^ Clara
hundred and ninety people and Mrs. Arlean D. Gill.
from Atkins, Carver, and Also honored were:
-the?community?attended??Mr. George Grprnr, Mr. ~
Prizes were given for the Hazel Harvey, Mrs.
best costume and for a Medora Y Hill, Mr. William
lucky door prize number. Hollingsworth, Mr. C.B.
The teachers honored Jeffers, Mrs. Doris A.
were: Johnson, Mrs. Katherine
Mrs. Francis Baird, Mrs. Maroney, Mrs. Billie
Birdie L. Vaughn, Mr. S.E. Mattheews, Mr. Warren C.
Carey, Miss Lee Alma Oldham, Mr. Thomas F.
Vaughn, Mrs. ^Emma Poag, Mr. C.I. Sawyer,
Duren, Mr. Ben Warren, Mrs. Edna Scales, Mrs.
Mr. William Earl, Mr. C.J. Marcelene M. Scales, Miss
Washington, Mrs. Mattie Smith, and Mrs.
Dorothea Eaton, Mr. Harry Margaret Stephens.
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