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West Craven Highlights, December 20, 1984, Page 11 Mrs. Robert Alan Jordan ^ Chandler, Jordan Exchange Vows Tina Louise Chandler and "Robert Alan Jordan spoke their nuptial vows on November 24th at 3 p.m. in Vanceboro United Methodist Church with the Rev. Claude T. Wilson officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Holt Lewis Chandler of Vanceboro, Route 1. The brideg/oom is the son of Mr and Mrs. Max Alan Jordan of Vanceboro. Nuptial mii^ic was provided by Mrs. John Mattox of New Bern, organist and C.A. Nelson of Wilson, soloist. Given in marriage by her parents and escorted by her father, the bride wore a gown of silkened, organza and Chantilly lace over peau de sole which extended into a semi-cathedral train appliqued in lace. Her veil of illusion and Chantilly lace was attached to a bandeau of Ijice. She carried an arm bouquet of burgundy tipped roses wittf burgundy and mauve streamers. Beverly Chandler was the bride’s maid of honor. She wore a mauve skirt and white blouse with a burgundy sash. Tracey Perry was bridesmaid. She wore a burgundy skirt and white blouse with a mauve sash. They wore headbands of matching flowers with streamers and carried arm bouquets of lillies and roses tied with burgundy ribbon. Flower girls were Shannon Chandler, niece of the bride and ^Meredith Lancaster, niece of the groom. They wore skirts and ■Rouses like those of the bridesmaid and carried baskets filled with burgundy and mauve miniature flowers. Mr. Jordan was his son’s best man. Jeffrey Cannon of Washington and Royce Dudley of Beaufort were ushers. Mrs. Shirley Bryan directed the wedding. Following the ceremony, the bride’s parents entertained at a reception in the fellowship hall of the church. Assisting at the reception were Mrs. Cecil Allcox, Mrs. Mike Sutton, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Whitford, Colonel and Mrs. James Brandon and Mr. James Taylor. The bride attended Chocowinity High School and Beaufort Community College, Washington. She is a medical assistant to Dr. John G. Blount in Washington. The bridegroom graduated from West Craven High School and East Carolina University, Greenville. He is with the Employment Security Commission in Washington. On Friday night following the rehearsal, the bridegroom’s parents entertained at a dinner party in the fellowship hall of the * hurch. The bride and bridegroom presented gifts to their ttendants. • .. . •> - , , . ' Students Honors Program GREENVILLE—Among the aproximately 150 freshmen and sophomores at East Carolina University participating in ECU’s Undergraduate Honors Program this semester are; James Aliman, Kenneth Buday, Karen Salter, Patrick Simcox, Charles Ross of Craven County; Lisa Connerton, Pamela Larsen, Yvette Siegal, Tracy Simmons, Janice Sitnik of New Bern and Scott Thomas of Vanceboro, Route 2. They are enrolled In one or more honors seminars—special courses in the fine arts, humanities, social sciences or sciences— or in honors sections of regular undergraduate classes. ECU’s Undergraduate Honors Program is designed for students with superior records of academic achievement and performance on standardized tests. Many eligible students accepted by ECU are invited to participate in the honors program while they are still in high school. Honors students who wish to continue in honors-level programs of study during their junior and senior years participate in specific honors courses sponsored by the departments of their individual major fields of study. Dr. David Sanders of the ECU Department of Engiish is director of ECU’s Undergraduate Honors Program. The program is a member of the National Collegiate Honors Council and its regional and state affiliates and participates in national honors exchange programs. We Care About You Vanceboro Pharmacy At stop light - Vanceboro 244-1086 HTT START Approved jbyan Inde^en^ Cigarette^ CIgaratte Lighter-To-Lighter ATTERY CHARGER CAR STARTER CHARGE-N-START EJtCLUSIVE FEATURES: • Approved by Independent Teatirrg Laboratory. • Stores In Glove Box. • System Includes 18 ft Cable. • EASY St^ByStop Instrucdons. Ideal tor Foreign Cars. Exclusive Two Year Warranty. Natlortally Advertised. Plugs Into Any Car Cigarette Lighter. Safety Circuit Breaker Prevents Overcharging. ONLY $-1995 includes postage & handling. Add .90 N.C. Sales Tax. Ideal for Lady Drivers You don’t have to touch the battery or even open the hood. Simply plug the CHARGE-N- START into the cigarette lighter receptacles of a disabled car and that of a running car. In only a few minutes you can start the disabled car. Eliminates dirty, dangerous jumper cables. Mail check or money order for $20.85, we pay postage & handling or check here if you prefer C.O.D. to Charge-N- Start, P.O. Drawer 711, Vanceboro, N.C. 28586. Name Telephone Number Address City/State/ZIp Allow 2 weeks for delivery
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