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degree, the bride is a former teach
^ er at Albemarle Road Elementary
School.'^3he is the daughter of* Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Sowell.
An accounting and marketiig
graduate of Johnson C. Smith Uni
versity, the groom is in restaurant
management. He is the son of
Richard Darby Sr. and Flora Darby.
After a reception in the Cardinal
Room of the Adam's Mark Hotel, the
wedding couple honeymooned in
Cancun, Mexico.
They will reside in Atlanta, Ga.
PRE-NUPTIAL EVENTS
A rehearsal dinner was held at
McDonald’s Cafeteria Friday, Sep
tember 27, at* pan.
A bridal breakfast was held at the
home of Lynetta Sowell the morning
of the wedding.
A groomsmen's brand) was given
by the-bride’s fattier on English Da-.,
the morning of the waddKT” ?
related activities. .'. «f. i '•*&♦•
The week of activities kicks off
with “We Arc Family Week Poster
Contest” Students in elementary,
junior high and middle schstis of the
Charlotte Mecklenburg cchool
system are Invited to participate Uf a
poster contest as part of the center’s
second annual celebration. With the
opportunity to win passes to the
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Shelter For Battered Women
The Shelter for Battered Women,
a division of United Family Ser
vices, advises-you that the wedk of
October. • is Domestic Violence
Awareness Week.
This week of. national recognition
serves as a reminder that the crime
of spouse and child abase is not
to any one social class or
hood in our community
learn more about Shelter ser
vices, volunteer opportunities, or to
request a speaker for your dub or
civic group, call director Julie Staf
ford on the Shelter's 24-hour tele
phone line, 332-2513.
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Steele H_ie Class Begins
The A.O Steele Community Bible
Class will begin its 37th year Tues
day, October 8, in McCrorey Hall on
the campus of Johnson C. Smith
University.
The dais was organized by Dr. A.
O. Steele, professor' of religious
education at Johnson C. Smith Uni
versity for 38 years.
There is no charge for attending
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the Bible class It is heM as
cetnmunity service. Sunday School '
teachers and students of the Bible
are urged to attend.
The Rev. Calvin A. Hood, uni
versity chaplain at Johnson C. Smith
University, will teach the dan.
For further information, call the
Office of the Chaplain at m-1037.
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