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Page 6-The Chronicle, Thi peo Hanes-Rei Exchange Brenda Gayle Hanes and George Spurgeon Redd III were married August 14 at New Bethel Baptist Church with Dr. Jerry Drayton presiding. Mr. and Mrs. Andrew C. Hanes, Sr. of 1720 N. Gray Ave. are the bride's parents, and Mr. and Mrs. George S. Redd of 2531 Kingsgate Dr. are the \ parents of the groom. The bride attended North Carolina A & T University and works for R.J. Reynolds Research. The groom, a graduate of Winston-Salem State University, is employed by Boh Neil Knntiar Mrs. Barbara H. Phelps ' / . * . * **v >^.7 .-" % ? .V'T^T : : Mrs. Cookie G? Carter-Br* Pair Man Sylvia Ann Carter and Richard Cornelius Brooks were married August 14 at Waughtown Baptist Church, the Rev. Dennis W. Bishop and the Rev. Ernest L. Grant officiating. The bride's parents reside at 1272 Foster St. and the groom's mother, Mrs. Lillie Mae Brooks, lives at 4050 Larkspur Place. The bride, a graduate of Winston-Salem State University, is employed by the Citv of Winston-Salem Recreation .Department. The groom attended Purdue University and is in the Hamlin N . Larry Leon Hamlin, founder and artistic director of the North Carolina Dunartnm C uihviv ?vyvi mi jr here in Winston-Salem, has been nominated by The Hungry I Theatre of California as best actor for his work in their productions of the plays "Day of Absence" and "Old Judge Mose is Dead". Hamlin costarred and starred respectively, in these plays during the California company's 1981-1982 season. Although he is honored by this recognition, Hamlin will be unable to attend the awards ceremony, and has asked that the artistic director of the Human I Theatre, Ricardo Pitts-Wiley, serve as his representative. "From the tremendous 4 t. jrsday, August 19, 1982 sis, dd Vows and Miss Cleopatra L Solomon were matron an( maid of honor, respective ly. Wanda Martin, Tony; Ward, Mrs. Rutherfor< Moorman, Sheil< McDaniel, Shirley Richard son, Vanessa Booker,Mrs Thnmac lartcnn anH A r iivniMa uvi\jvii| i411 vi ni nita Porter wer< bridesmaids.. George Smitherman wa< best man, with Oliver Redd Robert Redd, Carl Redd Andrew Hanes, Derrick Hanes, Harold Dunovent Rutherford Moorman, Curtis Ingram, Curtis Campbell, and Bernard Byrd as ushers. The couple wil]~~Tive ir ^ - -- Winston-Salem. 6k^08Li^ B Mj hM . ... Hi# ' ** ?' *' .jjj&g innbrcll ? ? )oks ry U.S. Air Force. Miss Linda Davis wa; maid of honor, and Misi Joyce Carter, Miss Chery Carter, Miss Vonetti Carter, Miss Michell Brooks, Miss Marvelli Gray, and Miss Sandrj Robinson wen bridesmaids. Michael Wiseman wa best man, with Charle Brooks, Michael Brooks Jody Brooks Roger Con rad, Karon Blackwell, am Michael Adams a groomsmen. The couple will live ii Omaha, Nebraska. ominated wmmmammmmzmm l I Larry Leon Hamlin number of calls from actoi and other members of th company in California, think I have a good chanc to win," speculate! Hamlin. At present, Hamlin an< his Winston-Salem Com pany are in rehearsals foi \ 4 * 2 r. f i Br v , T^iC^^C t . r^H HpTi^^K^ tjBj /* a J ft y ' ^U >7*1 Ml Wm B|>^^HF'-rg > Hs I jr^V I I Jb\ Mn. ftrndt Fielder-Ga ^ CoupleW * Valerie Denise (Cookie) Fielder ?and -Robert - RayGambrell were married July 3 at the parents of the bride's home, 3200 Rosie St. The Rev. Ellis C. Austin, Sr. officiated. Mr. and Mrs. Jerome^ Fielder are the bride's parents, and Mr. and Mrs. George Gambrell of 908 Camel St. are the parents of the groom. The bride, presently employed at K&W Cafeteria, is a graduate of Parkland Sr. High. The I groom is an East Forsyth [ Sr. High graduate and is employed by McDonalds as superyisorancLcook e s s '? d s n Mrs. Sylvia For Acting their upcoming production of the same plays for which Hamlin won the nomination. 4'Day of Absence" by Douglas Turner Ward and "Old Judge Mose is Dead" Carver Sr. ( Tours New The Carver Senior s Citizens Club recently e toured New Orleans. While I on tour, the group visited e famous Bourbon St. and d the French Quarter, and enjoyed a cruise up the i Mississippi River aboard - the riverboat Natchez. r Traveling with the club's i ? c " \ jI ' jU c--' . Hinei Redd imbrell ed- _ Mr. Jerome Fielder, Sr. gave the?bride-a way^ and Mrs. Shelia Campbell served as matron of honor. Miss Twyla D. Fielder, Miss Charlene A. Fielder, Miss Pauline D. Gambrell and Miss Helen E. Gambrell were bridesmaids. Mr. Jerome Fielder, Jr. was best man and Mr. Elis C. Austin,Jr., Mr. Timothy Austin, Mr. Milton Vaughn, Mr. Anthony Fowler, Mr. Terry W. Campbell, Jr., and Mr. Eugene H. Lyde served as groomsmen. The couple will live at 924 Gray Ave. in WinstonSalem. . ?? HDkkH V|gC. Brooks 5 Award by Joseph White will be presented August 28 and 29 at the Arts Council Theatre 610 Coliseum Dr. Tickets are available at the Arts Council Box Office. 3tizen Club Orleans members were guests Mrs. Elizabeth. Jackson of Washington, D.C., and Mrs. Earline Hoff and Mrs. Marie Bohanna of Ohio. The club spent an evening in Birmingham, Alabama before returning to Winston-Salem. . ? 31Ul!U=) ^Mnston~Salem, N.C.* Pre-Season S 40 % OFi COATS MISSES' AND WOMEN'SCOATS Were $29.99 lop $140.00 $17" to $83" BOYS' NFL? INSULATED ?VF.STS $-j fi99 B? NOW I U SAVE ON Back-to-School JEANS For Boys and Girls we ad flm qMalty and dJacoafantd m?rdiandtac from Scan. 'Waa' prfcca or hi maay Scan Katafl Si USE SEAMS CREDIT A quantities and assortment aftaUunicft OU^ ^4C M A7 r? ?^L i^^n : BACK- TO SCHOOL FA TOUCH . t ~ r, ' % "STORK?" SHOPPING CENTER >5 Points RtM. 311 & 150 Reynold* Park Rd. tale!! T." CATALOG F PRICES JACKETS ? MEN'S LEATHER? ^ _____ \ ?? ? ? " ? Were $129.99 to $179.99 $77" to $107?? Ladies' SUNDRESSES __ %Z' $-|99 I SAVE $8.96 ' ' GIRL'S DENIM - i [SKIRTS $0?? . Were S 15.99 ' j ; . are tto reprtv prices at wfcfcfc the Hom were lawtl oilred by Ciin tares mromi tfce iu?<i j. I r<Q a DP lurrrn o/\ ? <> ? t*n ' 1 iw nM MfflllW, ov nvui IT*! I 4 PARKVIEW I I J ^ppL | ! *?5c? I I mmhim. I ' 1 I CENTER I I ' I WINSTON-SALEM, NX). I CLOSED SUNDAY I i i _j ; ^ _ ^ _i EVERYTHING ON YOUR i BACK TO SCHOOL I CHECKLIST IS ON SALE FOR 3 DAYS Save thru Saturday on everything thS^T need, ] now at Thalhimers. We want to help send ' ] them back to school in style. ! GIRLS 2-14 RPINT TURTLENECKS GIRLS 4-14 DENIM SKIRTS AND JUMPERS GIRLS 7-14 AND YOUNG JUNIORS DESIGNER JEANS ; y OXFORD CLOTH BUTTON-DOWN SHIRTS ^ WOVEN PLAlb SHIRTS i ^ BOYS 4-7 CHINO SLACKS BOYS 4-20 KNIT SHIRTS BOYS FARAH SLACKS " ALL CARTER S UNDERWEAR "* BONNIE DOON SOCKS AND TIGHTS "" TEENFORM BRAS ^ HER MAJESTY LINGERIE FOR GIRLS 2-14 *" NYLON BACKPACKS CHILDRENSWORLD t i. I OF CLASS 4 < " \
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