geAlO Winston-Salem Chronicle Thursday, January 21, 1988 Area Weddings VanEaton-Winfield Deborah Chevonnc VanEaton and Ronald Winfield Palmer were married Saturday, Jan. 16. The bride is the daughter of Evelyn Dowd of Winston-Salem and Harold W. VanEaion. The Rev. Jerry A. Quick and the Rev. Samuel Palmer officiated. They were assisted by the Rev. W.G. WrighL The bride was given in mar riage by her stepfather, P. Gregory Dowd Sr. Serving as matron of honor was Wanda Palmer Brown. Serving as maid of honor was Princess Smith of Winston-Salem. Bridesmaids were Sandra Deborah V. Winfield Dowd, Ernestine Johnson, Sandra Lee, Michelle Cuihrell, Elaine Coruad, Cindy, Myma and Carolyn Palmer, Pamela Glenn and Tina Talbert. Best man was tillie W. Palmer II. Ushers were Richard Brown, Frankie Lee Smith, Reggie Sumter, Jackie Mitchell, Sam Cooke, Terry Kinard, Carl Palmer, Ronald While, Mike Sumter, Wilbert Sin gleton, Craig Singleton, Odell Reuben, Craig Spence and Albert Chatmon. The bride is a graduate of East Forsyth High School and Barbizon Modeling College in Greensboro. She graduated from Morris Col lege in Sumter, S.C., with a bache lor of science degree. The groom is a graduate of Morris College. He holds a degree m political science and is employed by the United Parcel Yolanda King to speak at Wake Forest The oldest child of Dr. Marlin Luther King Jr., and Mrs. Coretia Scott King, will give a lecture Sunday (Jan. 24) at Wake Forest University. Yolanda King will taUc at 6:30 p.m. in Wait Chapel. The program is being held for the annual Martin Luther King birthday celebration. It is sponsored by the University's Office of Minority Affairs and is open free to the public. Ms. King is on the board of directors of the Martin Luther King, Jr. Center for Nonviolent Social Change, and is a lifetime member of the N.A.A.C.P. and Southern Christian Leadership Conference. Ms. King, an actress, produc er, director and lecturer, began a career which started at the Actor's and Writer’s Workshop in Atlanta, where she studied acting, speech and dance. Ms. King combined her commitment to social change with her artistic pursuits. As she defines it, "While it is imperative to actively challenge the forces that deny human beings their right to a decent life...one must also stimu late and alter the hearts and minds of both the privileged, as well as those who have been too long denied. Within the arts lies this power." Ms. King became a founding member of Christian Theatre Artists and has taught theatre to young people. She also serves as co-director (with Atiallah Shabazz, daughter of Malcolm X and Dr. Betty Shabazz) of NUCLEUS, a company of performing artists. Ms. King serves as director of the King Center's Cultural Affairs Program and has appeared in sev eral television productions as an actress, and has worked as a pro- Service in Columbia, S.C. The couple will live in Columbia, S. C. Mills-Davis Gwendolyn Douihit Mills and James Thomas Davis Jr. were mar ried in a ceremony Saturday, Dec. 26, at Waughtown Baptist Church. The Rev. Dennis Bishop offici ated. The bride is employed at the St. Peter’s Corporation Parkland High School. The groom is employed with RJR Archer, Inc. He is a 1969 graduate of Anderson High School. Davis also attended Forsyth Tech nical College. ^ Let Our Advertisers Know You Saw It In the Chronicle! Look No More -- "The kings FOR TODAY'S PEOPLE ON-THE-GO' MODEL PHARMACY 724-5052 1225 E. Fifth St. 723-7332 'iblanda King ducer and consultant on film pro jects. She has a B.A. in theatre and African-American Studies from Smith College and a M.F.A. degree in theatre from New York Univer sity. Black Repertory to hold auditions for two upcoming shows The North Carolina Black Repertory Company announces auditions for its winter tour of the poetic drama, "For Colored Girls Who Have Considered Suicide When the Rainbow is Enuf." The play will be louring the southeast ern United States in February. Seven actresses and two under studies are needed. NCBRC will also be audition ing actors for its workshop produc tion of a new play, "Hannah Davis" by New York playwright Leslie Lee. The play calls for a cast of four women and two men. Appointments for auditions may be made by calling the Black Repertory office at 723-7907. Nathan F. Simms Jr. named UNC vice president for student services and special programs Nathan F. Simms Jr., 55, has been named vice president for stu dent services and special programs for the University of Nor^ Caroli na. Simms, a native of Winston- Salem, and who was elected last week by the UNC Board of Gover nors, will assume his new post Feb. 1. He replaces Lloyd V. Hackley, who became chancellor of Fayetteville Slate University Jan. 1. Simms, who holds a Ph.D. in mathematics from Lehigh Univer sity in Pennsylvania, is no stranger to the job. In 1980, he served as acting vice president in the position he is now assuming. Since 1981, he has been vice chancellor for academic affairs at North Carolina A&T State University. Previously, he had been a pro fessor and chairman of the mathe matics department at Winston- Salem Stale University. Simms earned his undergradu ate and master's degrees from North Carolina Cental University. He has been active in profes sional and research organizations, and received a research grant fel lowship from the National Science Foundation. In his new position, Simms will earn $88,200 per year. Cane to\WKMa forakm If you want to borrow, Wachovia is ready to lend. We offer several kinds of loans, such as installment loans to improve your home, buy a car, or for personal use. 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