Page lOA - THE CHARLOTTE POST - Thursday, May 26. 1988
Adams And Scott Unite
The lives of Clydenla
"Charlsse" Adams and Ulysses
Scott were solemnly united as
one on April 30.
The 5 p.m. ceremony was offi
ciated by Rev. Robert H.
McDowell of Dallas, N.C. and
Rev. Dewey W. Smith of Kings
Mountain, N.C. The ceremony
took place at Queen's College’s
Belk Chapel.
Given In marriage by her fa
ther, the bride was enchanting
In her long white gown of brldsd
satin In ciystaleen orgaza. The
satin gown featured dropped
waistline, a low scalloped neck
line, and short ruffled organza
sleeves, that extented Into a
slendered look to the waistline.
Appliques of beaded Imported
silk lace accented bodice and
sleeves. The slender satin skirt
was designed to floor lenghth
and bordered with scalloped
cutout lace. A large satin bow
enhanced with lace and cascade
of dropped pearls accented the
back waistline. A detachable
cathedral train with rows of or
ganza ruffles completed the
gown.
The bride chose as her head
piece a fingertip mantilla at
tached to a venlse lace halo ac
cented with scallop pouff and
pearls. The Illusion was en
hanced with small laced dai
sies.
Reshlka Brown was the maid
of honor. Vivian Jones was the
matron of honor.
The bridesmaids were Made
line Watkins, L'Tanya Pharr,
Karen Wallace, Faye McDowell,
Vivian Dowe, Mary.
The bridesmaids wore long taf
feta gowns In a daphne color.
The full skirt gathered at the
waistline were ascending In the
back with large silk-fabric bow
finishing the cascading ruffles,
with a V cut back bodice.
The flower girl was Faith Spi
vey and the junior bridesmaids
were Shermetta Watkins, Donna
Scott, Marla Scott, Kelly Scott,
with Billie McClain, and Carolyn
Terrell as honorarles.
The bridesmaids and hostess
es wore long gowns In rosette
taffeta. Large sllk-fabrlc bow
accented the back bodices. Full
skirt gathered at the basque
waistline fell softly to the floor
length hem.
As the best man, the groom
chose TYroon Scott.
Carole’s
Corner,
With
Carole Ricks
How Do I
Attract Him?
Dear Carole,
There is this guy I really care
for but he acts like I don't exist.
We go to the same school. I'm af
raid now that I may lose my
chance to get him to like me be
cause school Is almost over.
What can I do to turn him on?
"Running Out of Time"
Dear Running Out of Time,
What have you done, so far, to
get him to notice you? If you
have classes together, talk to
him about your classwork. If you
don't have classes together,
start a conversation about any
school activity. Talk to him
about him, not about you. Get
his attention first, before you
think about how to "turn him
on."
Don't worry about rurmlng out
of time. If the two of you can
"connect," the two of you will
make a way to have all the time
you need.
Carole
Editor's Note; Carole B.
Ricks, A.C.S.W., Is a manlage
and family therapist with a pri
vate practice In Charlotte, NC. If
you have personal, parent-child
or marriage problems, write to:
Carole's Corner
P.O. Box 37107
Charlotte, NC 28237
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Alumni
Banquet
"Making A Difference, Get In
volved" was the theme for the
Charlotte Chapter of the South
Carolina State College Alumni
Association's Annual Banquet
recently held at McDonald's
Convention Center.
President Carl May presided at
this well attended event which
began with a gala hospitality
hour.
The Invocation was given by
alumnus Rev. Calvin Young fol
lowed with remarks by alumnus
Dr. Joyce Waddell. Greetings
were given by city council mem
ber, EUa Scarborough, who pre
sented a key to the city to Ms. Al-
derson, speaker for the
occasion.
I Ms. Alderson, director of Alum
ni Affairs at SCSC, spoke about
the Importance of helping merit
scholars with financial assis
tance.
Music for the occasion was
provided by BSC Projects, fea
turing Mr. B. Byers and Mr. S.
Graham.
The highlight of the banquet
was a surprise announcement of
the establishment of the David
B. Waymer Scholarship Fund,
which the Charlotte chapter
initiated.
Clydenla Adams Scott
Ushers for the ceremony were
Gene Blakney, Charles Davis,
Charles Scott, Walter Kennedy,
and Robert Moore . Junior Ush
ers were Pharr Scott and Mau
rice Scott.
Mrs. Ulysses Scott. He Is em
ployed with The United States
Postal Services, and is a gradu
ate of West Charlotte High
School.
Master Marquis McGowan was
ring bearer.
Providing the music for the
ceremony were organist Donald
Chisholm and soloist Mattie
Sturdivant.
The wedding reception took
place at The Charlotte's Wom
an's Club on Morehead Street.
From there, the newly weds
hone}nnooned In the Bahamas.
The bride Is a graduate of West
Charlotte High School and Is
employed by Nationwide Insu
rance Company. The bride is
the daughter of Mr. & Mrs. Clyde
Adams.
The groom Is the son of Mr. &
The couple will reside In Char
lotte, North Carolina.
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