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MRS. RONALD BENSON McCRAE
Pamela Anne And Denise Dell Weston
Married In Double Wedding Ceremony
Pamela Anne Weston and
Ronald Benson McCrae and
Denise Dell Weston and Dr.
Roger Michael Smith were
united in a double wedding
ceremony at Tabernacle
Baptist Church on Saturday,
August 21. The Rev. Dr. C.S.
Hamilton officiated.
The brides are the nieces of
Dr. and Mrs. Paul D. Weston
and daughters of Dr. R.S.
Weston of North Augusta, S.C.
and Mrs. Homerzell Bowman
Weston of Columbia, S.C.
Ronald Benson McCrae,
groom of Miss Pamela Anne
Weston is the son of Mr. & Mrs.
Raymond Gillard of Columbus,
Ohio. His brother Clarence
McCrae of Atlanta was best
man and Miss Gloria Jackson
of Atlanta, Ga., was maid of
honor. Maurice Faison was ring
bearer and Miss Wyneen Perry
was flower girl
Dr. Roger Michael
Smith, groom of Miss Denise
Dell Weston, is the son of
Dr. ' and Mrs. James A.
Smith of Springfied, Mass.
George Cohen of Washington,
D.C. was best man and Miss
Neta Weston, sister of die
bride, was maid of honor.
Kelvin Griffin was ring bearer
and Miss Stacey Tarver was
flower girl
Ushers were Ranzy Weston
Jr., Danly Weston and Jordan
Weston, brothers of the brides,
and Ryan Thompson and John
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Henry Johnson Jr., of Augusta,
Ga.
Following the wedding, a
reception was held in the
Executive House.
Mr. and Mrs. McCrae will
live in Atlanta following a
wedding trip to St. Thomas,
U.S. Virgin Islands and Doctor
Judge Higginbotham To Address Lawyers
The Honorable A. Leon
Higginbotham Jr., United
States District Judge for the
Eastern District of
Pennsylvania, will be the main
speaker at the State
Conference of Black Lawyers’
First Annual Awards Banquet
on Saturday, September 18 at
the Atlanta Internationale
Hotel.
Higginbotham, since 1964,
has been a U.S. District Judge
for the Eastern District of
Pennsylvania. Additionally, he
is an adjunct professor of
sociology at the University of
Pennsylvania Graduate School,
and a lecturer-in-law at the
University of Pennsylvania Law
School, and a lecturer in the
Department of Afro-American
Studies at Yale University. He
has taught at the University of
Hawaii. He was formerly a
commissioner of the Federal
Trade Commission;
vice-chairman of the National
Channel C.B. Radio courtesy
of Lafayette on the Gordon
Highway. Tickets for the
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Auto Parts or contact any C.B.
Masters member on Channel 4.
The radio will be given away
Monday afternoon at the
Coffee Break. You do not have
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MRS. ROGER MICHAEL SMITH
and Mrs. Smith will reside in
Washington, D.C. following a
wedding trip to Canada.
Out of town guests include
Lt. CoL & Mrs. Leon Weston,
Fredericksburg, Va.; Dr. and
Mrs. James A Smith and
daughters, Springfied, Mass.;
Commission on the Causes and
Prevention of Violence;
Commissioner of the
Commission on Reform of
Federal Criminal Law; and
Commissioner of the
Pennsylvania Human Relations
Commission. He is a graduate
of Antioch College (1949) and
Yale Law School (1952), and
has thirteen honorary degrees
(LL.D’s). He is a member of
the Board of Trustees of
University of Pennsylvania,
Yale University, Thomas
Jefferson University, and many
other boards, and is a Citizen
Regent of the Smithsonian
Institution.
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See “ADDRESS”
continued on Page 5
Shriners, Eastern Stars Contribute $625 To UNCF
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Jr. (front row) after giving more than S6OO to the local United Negro College Fund Drive.
Dr. Hamilton is co-chairman of the local UNCF Drive.
The Masons and Eastern
Stars’ $625 contribution to the
local United Negro F und Drive
appeared to “put us over the
top” in the local • effort to raise
$15,000 according to Paine
College President Dr. Julius S.
Scott.
Stolkin Temple No. 22 of
the Mistic Shrine, Inc.
presented Dr. Scott with a
check for SSOO. Bannaker
Lodge No. 3 of the Free and
Accepted Masons (Prince Hall
Affiliate) gave SSO as did The
Lucy Laney Chapter No. 20
Order of the Eastern Stars. The
Katie Lamar Assembly No. 28,
Order of the Golden Circle,
gave $25.
Dr. Scott said that with the
Stocklin check, and another
$3,500 in hard pledges, the
campaign is right at its goal of
$15,000 and may “put us
over”.
Stolkin temple was
represented by Illustrious
Potentate Neal A. McQueen,
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OFFER EXPIRES OCTOBER ’5 1976
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Citizens and Southern National Bank
Member FDIC
Rabbans and members. Worthy
Matron Annette M. Brown
represented the Eastern Stars;
Worshipful Master Charles N.
Charles W. Wilson,
urban affairs, Eastman
Kodak Company,
presents 17-year-old
Patrice Reiger of Chicago
with a Kodak pocket
Instamatic camera, “a
little something to
remember with,” at the
Miss Black Teenage
World Pageant in
Columbia, S.C., where
she was named the
winner.
The Augusta News-Review - September 2, 1976 -
Cody and members represented
the Bannaker Lodge and the
Loyal Lady Ruler Vinnie M.
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Graves and members presented
the check for Katie Lamar
Assembly No. 28.
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