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Martha Ann Linton of The bride was given in
Salisbury and Johnny Wil- marriage by her father,
liam Legrand of Badin Her maid of honor was
were married Saturday Maria Virgin Linton of
August 18, at 4 p.m. at Hampton, Va. BridesUnited
Metropolitan Bap- maids were Mrs. Barbar
tish Church in Winston- Jean Bishop, Mrs.
Salem with Rev.% J.D. Rosetta Glover of HillsBallard
officiating. borough, Mrs. Brenda
Linton is the daughter Goode, Mrs. Valerie
of Mr. and Mrs. Elmo Tyson and Mrs. Gale
Linton of 3757 Beeson Rd. Allen, all of Badin and
She is a graduate of Darlene Glover of HillsWinston-Salem
State Uni- borough was the junior
versity with a B.S. degree bridesmaid.
in Nursing. She is pres- Legrand's bestman was
ently employed at the Derrick W. Davis of
Veteran Medical Center in Badin. His attendents
Salisbury. were, Sgt. Elmo R. Lin
Legrand is the son of ton, Jr., Henry A. CunMr.
and Mrs. Madge ningham of Red Springs,
Legrand of Badin. He Johnny C. Cunningham
attended Rowan.Technical of High Point, Terry L.
Institute and received an Brown of Salisbury,
associate degree in Busi- Arthus L. Legrand and
ness Administration. He Curtis Watkins of Badin.
is employed by the ABEX The couple will live in
Corporation in Salisbury. Salisbury.
Eastern Star
The annual Brides' Contest for the 11th District
Order of Eastrern Star, PHA was climaxed on August
12th at the Masonic Temple in Winston-Salem. The
winning Bride was Mrs. Jessie Landingham of Bivouac
Chapter and the runner-up was Mrs. Marline Taylor of
Queens of Olympic Chapter. They were congratulated
by Grand District Deputy of the Uth District: Mrs.
Dorothy Sprinkle, and Grand Associate Matron of N.C.,
Mrs. Elizabeth M. Tilley. Mrs. Mary D. Hall is
Program Chairperson for the 11th District. The; purpose
jjf the contest is to raise money for charitable causes.
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rhe dub wo organized In Nora Cox, Walter Moore, '
lack families an outlet for James Smith and Zerllne G
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Wheeler Tribute I
A "Tribute To A Musi- at the Career Center in
cian," in honor of 30 years the 1978-79 school vear.
of humanitarian and edu- Individuals or groups
cational services to the (band, choral, orchestra,
community of Winston- majorettes, faculty, _
Salem, will be given for classes, church groups,
Harry D. Wheeler on Sun- fraternal, sororities, com- j
day, September 30, 6 to 8 munity) desiring to partip.m.
at the Benton Con- cipate in this tribute may
vention Center. / contact Mrs. Betty Gra- 1
Wheeler retired at the k ham Hanes at 526 Comend
of the past school monwealth Drive,
year, havfS^kaught music Winston-Salem 27104,
at Atkins High School for phone number 768-1469.
20 years; at West Forsyth 0
Senior High School from A check of $5.00 or
1969 to 1972; at East more may be made out to
Forsyth Senior High HH.D. Wheeler Tribute."
School from 1972 to 1979, Persons who wish to perand
taught Advanced form in a choral ensemble
Placement college level or instrumental ensemble,
music for gifted students or both may contact Ber
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