Byrd family I
The Byrd Family celebrated its
fourth reunion in Winston-Salem
from Oct. 6 to 8. Reunion headquarters
were at the Ramada Inn
on Akron Drive.
The weekend activities began
with breakfast at the International
House of Pancakes. Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Brown and their
daughter, Brandy, hosted a tricities
tour for visiting families
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mai included stops at West gate
Mall in High Point, Four Seasons
Mall in Greensboro and Hanes
Mall in Winston-Salem. Later
that day, Mrs. L.B. Ransby,
president of the family, treated
Buying appliant
You are comparison shopping
before buying a new refrigerator.
Two units have the same capac
ity and similar features, but one
is $400 and the other is $500.
Which one should you buy?
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information. Check the yellow
and black label on the front of
the appliance," says Dr. Nadine
Tope, extension foods and nutrition
specialist, North Carolina
State University.
The Energy Guide Label will
help you determine which appliance
is more energy efficient.
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efficient, it may save you more
than $100 in electricity over its
?Styles?
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when 1 need them, we are very
close, and it has made me determined
to excell."
Styles has set a number of
goals, but his main objectives are
to finish the electronics course
>and become an electrical
engineer. Although he isn't quite
' sure if he will make a career out
of the Air Force, he is quick to
point out that the Air Force is
definitely "all they say they are."
Styles left Winston-Salem and
the home of his parents on Oct. 3
for a one-year tour of duty in
Korea, where he will be studying
a new computer system.
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Cappadocia
Holiness Church
of God of
Deliverence, Inc.
1118 E. 30th Street
Sunday School 10:30 am
Morning Worship 11:30 am
Sunday Night Service 7:00 pm
Host Pastor-Evangelist
Effie B. Cannon
For Information or transportation Mrvkt
Call 767-6442
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the family to an old fashioned
barbecue. Barbecue ribs, pig feet,
fresh greens from family member
Elmon Byrd's garden had
everyone filling their plates at
least twice.
Family members worshipped
together at Pleasant Union
Primitive Baptist Church, where
the Elder Victor Clark is the
pastor. A cash presentation was
given to the church from the
family.
Deb Brown, Wanda Scales and
Vanessa Taylor planned the
afternoon activities, which in
:es: Watch costs
- 15-year lifespan/' Dr. Tope says.
To figure out true cost, multiply
the cost per year to operate
times 15, because a refrigerator
should last that long. Then add
the operating cost to the selling
price.
The Federal Trade Commission
requires Energy Guides on
refrigerators, freezers, air conditioners,
furnaces, water heaters,
dishwashers and clothes dryers.
These appliances account for 73
percent of the energy consumed
in the average American
household.
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reunion
eluded a buffet dinner served on
the patio of Sunrise Towers. Deb
Brown welcomed the group to
Winston-Salem and greetings
from visiting families were given
by Mrs. Thomas Patterson and
Mrs. ^Victor Fontanez, both of
New York CityEntertainment
included a
fashion show, with Elizabeth
Ransby as commentator and
coordinator. William McClain of
"Mr. Bill's Productions" provided
the music. Models were
Kinard Scales, LeWanda Scales,
Twanna Ransby, Brandy Brown,
Sherri Murrell, Greta Terrell of
Washinotnn r> r
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Bethea, Deborah Bethea, Wanda
Scales, Britt Stinson, Janice
McDaniels, Mark and Evelyn
McDaniels, Angela Mason and
Trina Young.
Others enjoying the biennial
gathering included Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Patterson and Mrs. Inez
1 Fontanez, all of New York City;
Mrs. Willie Terrell of
Washington, D.C.; Mr. and Mrs.
Elmon Byrd, Mr. and Mrs. Cornell
Smith, Mrs. Marie Cureton,
Ms. Roberta Young, Aldrea
Sides, Carol Reynolds, Pam
Murrell, Ruth and Rhea Conrad,
Carolyn Brown and her son, Darryl;
Robert Stinson, Lawrence
Hughes, Anna Horton, John
Ford and Anthony Love.
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of the month at Piedmont
Airlines for the month of
September.
He began his career with Piedmont
Airlines in 1981 in general
sales.
He is the son of Mrs. Juanita
Golden and is a graduate of
Philander Smith College in Little
Rock, Ark. He is married and has
two children.
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'Tm terribly sorry, but if yould
called for reservations..."
Someone figured driving 50 miles back and forth costs 20
dollars. But with Southern Bell 50 miles is only a sburrt long
distance call away. Which means in North Carolina, the most
a 5-minute call of 50 miles or so can cost is $1.68, dialed direct
without the operator. Anytime day or night.
We figure'its a lot smarter to get on the phone for those
one-of-a-kind things, reservations, shopping, or whatever,
before getting on the highway.
Make a short long distance call today.
?Southern Bell
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Dial Station (1 ) charges apply The^e charges do not apply to person-to-person. coin, hotelguest.
calling card, or collect calls, calls charged to another number, or to time and charge
calls For direct dial rates to Alaska and Hawaii, check your operator. Rates subject to change.
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will have over 40 stores offering savings
from 20-60 percent over full price And just because
you re paying less doesn t mean you re getting le.ss. I
Our shops W'li offer top-quality goods for the whole I
family m a beaut ful enclosed shopprng mall* K ~??* <?*Discover
'or --'Hi irsnll thr> nf| ^r' Ml
Uots of Labels: Not just brand names, but the finest I \
m M sses designer separates at 25-60 percent off 1
Shoe Tree: Womens designer shoes only $13 88 I \
Choose from Bass 9-West- Naturaiizer Calico I 1
and more I \
H/( or M/ss: First-qual'ty designer labels at 20-50 I \
percent lower tnan traditional department stores \
Plumm's: The womens fashion discounter. I I
designer labels and brand names d scounted I I
at least 20 percent I
Dress Barn: Famous fash on labels at outlet prices; I 1
always 20-50 percent of'nat'onally advert sed prices I
The Winston-Salem Marketplace
Grand Opening Thursday October 25
Some things are worth waiting for.
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