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Miss Gelenia Aaron Is Bride Of Michael Frencher
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solemn vows of matri
. f^T1100^ occurred at
Little Rock AME Zion Church waa
conducted by Rev. Anthony
Jtowright and Dr. Joseph Johnson.
The bride was given in marriage by
her father, Arto Aaron.
Caraella McCullough was the
mastrou of booor. The bridesmaids
were Wendy Aaron, Rosa Aaron
l*P«, Jania McCullough, Roslyn
McCullough, Katrina McCullough,
Rebecca Moore, Shondra Womble,
and Vanessa Frencher of Detroit,
Mi. Erica Frazier was selected as
the Junior bridesmaid and Erin
Frazier waa the flower girl.
As best mao the groom chose Rev.
Clinton Stackhouse. Ushers, Rev.
Clifford Barnett of Rock Mil, S.C.,
John Eaves, Craig LeGrand of
Greensboro, N.C., Rev. Dallas
Maven of Morehead City, N.C., Rev.
Leonard McClung of Rockingham,
N.C., Rev. Michael McLean of
Halls boro, N.C., Rev. W. Dari an
Moore of Salisbury, N.C., and Rev.
S. Franklin Russell II of Concord,
N.C. Douglas Eaves and Monteith
Womble assisted.
The Junior groomsman was David
Havard of Detroit, Mi., and the ring
bearer was Clinton Stackhouse Jr.
. Music was provided by organist
William Crowder and soloist,
Lynetta Sowell.
A tailor-coordinator, the bride is
the daughter of Mrs. Mae Frances
McCullough Feldbank and Arto
--- Aaron. She is also the legal guardian
!7of the late Elizabeth Aaron. She
attended Bennett College and re
ceived a B.A. degree in home
•economics.
■ * Hie groom, who is the son of Mr.
IJ and Mrs. James Frencher and the
[: grandson of Mrs. Eula Frencher and
_Mrs. Michael Angelo Frencher
. ....The former Miss Gelenla V. Aaron
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Patterson,
received his B.S. degree from the
University of Michigan and his
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Mrs. Timothy W. Lowery
.She was Miss Wanda Denise Howze
Miss W anda Denise Howze
f Weds Timothy W. Lowery
Anita White and Gloria White.
the bride ia a graduate of In
dependence High School and at
tended Central Piedmont Communi
ty College. The groom also grad
uated from Independence High
School and attended Rutledge Col
lege and Central Piedmont Com
munity College. . •
master of divinity degree from the
Hood Theological Seminary in
Salisbury, N.C.
Bus Ridership Up
The Charlotte Transit System had
a 5.15 percent increase in ridership
in April, 1985 over the same period in
1964. This represents 39,471 more
—riders and the third consecutive
month of growth in transit volume.
Last month 805,582 persons used
the Charlotte Transit System; ri
dership for April, 1964 was 766,111.
The average dally volume was 22,794
compared to 21,762 for April, 1984.
The Charlotte Department of
Transportation attributes the
growth in ridership to new ad
vertising campaign begun in mid
February, a targeted marketing
program directed to 20,000 house
holds, new “take one” bus informa
tion racks at area locations and
normal seasonal variations.
Pot Luck Suppei:;
The WomanReach Networking
POT LUCK SUPPER will be on
Tuesday, June 11, from 6-9 p.ra.
featuring Leslie Hills Davidson, a
member of the UNCC faculty, dis
cussing her story of struggle and
triumph.
Bring a dish, a beverage, and a
friend!
For more information, call a
WomanReach peer counselor,
Monday through Saturday, from 10
a.m. to 4 p.m., at 334-3614.
Facilities are handicapped ac
cessible and all services are free. All
women are welcome at Woman
Reach, a United Way agency.
Service Awards
Seventeen employees of First Citi
zens Bank in Charlotte have been
recognized for their service to the
bank and its customers.
Recognized for 20 years of service
was Alonzo J. Pringle.
Receiving 15-year pins were
James R. Cochran, Thomas W.
Davis, Rebecca H. Rowell and
Rebecca A. Woods.
Pins designating 10 years of ser
vice went to Sarah M. Bradley,
Dwight F. Hunter, Margaret E.
McManus and Unda D. Taylor.
Libby D. Anthony, Josephine L.
Collins, George E. Collins Jr.,
Tresia G. Cure ton, Kathryn S. Hess,
Cecil Clinton Lamb, Mary L. Rig
gins and Denise S. Williams are
recognized for five years of service.
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Following the wedding a reception
was held at the church fellowship
hall.
PRE-NUPTIAL EVENTS
The days leading to the marriage
of Mr. and Mrs. Michael Freocber
were filled with showers and din
ners galore. A birthday-kitchen and
bathroom shower was given In honor
of the bride by St. Stephen AME Zion
Church in Hamlet, N.C.
A pound shower was held for the
bride by Mr. Beard, Mrs. Malloy and
Mrs. Gould of Hamlet, N.C.
Mrs. Carmel!a Howie McCullough
gave the bride a lingerie shower.
Fellow ministers and friends of
the groom gave him a dinner.
A going away shower was held for
the bride and given by Mrs. Rosa
Wall.
The bride enjoyed a Princess
House shower which was given for
her by Mrs. Valeria Moore and Mrs.
Frances Culbreath.
Culminating the series of pre
nuptial events, the bride and groom
were given a cook-out and a flower
shower by Wendy Aaron.
After a wedding trip to Hilton
Head Island, S.C., the couple will
reside in Hamlet. N.C.
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Good News For The Entire Family.
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and
Clarence O. Ellis
Specialize In
Gastroenterology & Internal Medicine
Call about our new
~ Medicare discount Program_
By Appointment 2021 East 7th St.
Mon-Wed-Fri 9-5:30 p.m. Charlotte, N.C
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