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. Teresa Lynn Woodard and
Stacey Neal Williams were
united in marriage at 3:30
.P.M. on November 28 at the
People’s Baptist Temple in
Greenville, N.C.
The bride is the daughter
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THE CHOWAN HERALD
of Mr. and Mrs. David Dixon
Woodard, Sr. of Greenville.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Orval Gardner
Williams of Edenton.
The double-ring can
dlelight ceremony was
Thursday, December 3, 1981
performed by Rev. J. M.
Bragg. Music was provided
by Tim Sutton, organist;
David and Leslie Woodard,
soloists; Gary Brower,
soloist; and Rev. J. M.
Bragg, soloist.
The bride, given in
marriage by her father,
wore a formal length gown
of white organza over white
peau de soie designed with
an open Queen Anne
neckline outlined in
Scalloped Chantilly lace
beaded with pearls. The
bodice was overlaid in
French chantUly lace with
scalloped beaded lace at the
waistline. An organza dior
bow was featured at the
center back. Matching
French chantilly lace was
used in the sheer bishop
sleeves with scalloped lace
at the cuffs. The modified A
line skirt was enhanced by a
deep flounce of French
chantilly lace bordered and
edged with chantilly lace
that extended to an attached
cathedral train accentuated
by six tiers of lace trimmed
flounces that extended up to
the waistline. She wore a
fingertip veil of illusion
edged in chantilly lace held
in {dace by a caplet overlaid
in lace beaded with pearls.
Maid of Honor was Leslie
Harrell Woodard, sister-in
law of the bride of Green
ville. Bridesmaids were
Lisa Dobbs of Ayden, N.C.,
Lori Woodard, cousin of the
bride, of Greenville, Pam
Cambell of Greenville,
Teresa Hedgepeth of
Greenville, Melonie Pierce
of Greenville, and Corinne
Twiddy, sister of the groom,
of Edenton. The flower girl
was Wendy Williams, sister
of the groom, of Edenton.
Best man was Orval
Gardner Williams, father of
the groom, of Edenton.
Ushers were David D.
Woodard, Jr. of Greenville,
brother of the bride, Gary
Williams of Elizabeth City,
brother of the groom, Gary
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Mr. and Mrs. Elwood
Niamaaßited Mr. and Mrs.
nfiill ;tßrooks in Whiteville
Thanksgiving Day.
Richard Bond of Hen
derson and Jim Bond of New
Bern visited their parents
Mr. and Mrs. James Bond
last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Katkaveck of Hooker ton and
Mr. Frankie Katkaveck of
Ahoskie spent the
Thanksgiving holidays
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Leo
Katkaveck.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
White, Sr. spent several
days visiting in Nashville,
Tenn. recently.
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Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Hollowell, Jr. and sons of
Richmond, Va. were guests
of ho- mother Mrs. Kermit
Layton Thanksgiving. They
also visited Mr. and Mrs.
Richard Hollowell Sr.
during the holidays.
Allen Downum, 111,
student of N. C. State visited
his parents during the
Thanksgiving holidays.
Miss Kellie Sopher of UNC
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The Charles Creighton Home
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As plans are being
finalized for the Christmas
Candlelight Tour sponsored
by the Edenton Historical
Commission, the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Charles A.
Creighton, pictured above,
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is one of the houses to be
open on December 18 from
7-9 P. M. The other homes
are: Dr. and Mrs. Allen L.
Homthal, 201 E. King St.;
Mr. and Mrs. Richard J.
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Mr. and Mrs. Henry
Williams Hinton, Jr. of
Greenville, N. C. announce'
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"INVISIBLE” BIFOCALS
Most bifocal glasses have a
visible line separating the
two kinds of eye correction.
Others have no visible line,
just a blending separation
that only the wearer can
discern. Which is the best
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Some people feel self
conscious when they first
start wearing bifocals. For a
long time they’ve only had
one vision problem, such as
nearsightedness or far
sightedness. But with middle
age, many people need help
reading because their eye
focusing mechanism is not as
efficient as it used to be. So
they need glasses that correct
tor both problems.
If you don’t want the world
to know you’re wearing
bifocals, you can wear the
kind that just like ordinary
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glasses. The dividing line
between the two sets of vision
correction is ground down so
that it’s not noticeable to
other people. You’ll notice a
blurred area when you switch
from the upper to the lower
part of your lens or vice
versa. It’s all a matter of
personal preference.
In Ihe Interest of better vision
from the office of: - ~
A. F. Downum, Jr., O.D.
103 W. Eden Street
EDENTON
482-3218