Mrs. Burise Celester Bittle Jr.
...^ The former Miss Cynthia Denise Bowman
Miss Cynthia Denise Bowman
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Weds Burise C. Bittle Jr.
Cynthia Denise Bowman and
Burise Celester Bittle Jr. were
recently wed at Pleasant Hill Bap
tist Church. Rev. J.A. Cuthbertson
presided over the marriage cere
mony.
Given in marriage by her bro
ther, Ronald Dae. the bride wore a
white amour satin gown designed
with a natural waistline, sabrina
neckline and long Victorian sleeves.
French re-embroidered Alencon
lace accented the bodice, sleeves
and edged the chapel length train.
Womble Carlyle To
Open Charlotte
-Office,1 October J._
J.. Carlton Fleming, Charlotte
attorney, will merge his practice
with that of Womble Carlyle Sand
ridge & Rice on October 1.
Womble Carlyle is the largest law
firm in North Carolina with 71
lawyers and offices in Winston
Salem and Raleigh. It is also one of
the oldest, having been founded in
1876.
With the opening of the Charlotte
office, it will be the only law firm in
the state to have offices in Charlotte,
Raleigh and the Winston-Salem
Greensboro-High Point area.
Fleming, who will be managing
partner in the new office, began his
practice in Charlotte in 1953. Since
1960 he has been a partner in
Fleming, Robinson, Bradshaw and
Hinson.
He serves on several corporate
boards Including Pneumafil Corpor
ation, Ivey Properties, Burris
Chemical and J.A.J. Holding
Corporation.
She wore a headpiece of white silk
flowers and silk leaves holding a
long veil of white illusion edged in
amour satin. Her bouquet was white
carnations and raspberry dipped
roses.
The matron of honor was Vero
nica Bowman and bridesmaids were
Sylvia Bittle, Carol Croutch, Avis
Gainey. Linda Lindsey. Kenner
Moore, Donna Wallace, Shee
Bennett, Brenda Kennedy, Rhonda
Robinson and Diane Streater. They
all wore full length gowns of rasp
berry tissue taffeta with scal
loped necklines, embroidered bodice
and puffed sleeves.
The groom chose Tomilper Streat
er for his best man and the
groomsmen included Antonio Bittle,
.—Ralph—Bittle, Christopher Carter.
Malcom Croutch, Kenneth Dae,
Travis Dae, Roy Ezell, Jr., James
Gregory, Rodney Lindsey, Gary
Looper, Myron Patton and Stanley
Reynolds.
Miss Tyisha Lindsey was the
flower girl with Master Decorian
Streater as ring bearer
Music for the ceremony was pro
vided by Eric Brown, pianist
organist, and soloists Gregory
Patton, Sylvia Bittle and Myron
Patton.
The daughter of Mrs. Ernestine
Bowman Dae, the bride attended
UNCC and is employed by Jones and
Presnell Studios, Inc.
The late Burise Celester Bittle, Sr.
and Mrs. Yvonne Streater Bittle are
the parents of the groom. He is a
graduate of UNCC and is employed
by Federal Reserve Bank of Char
lotte.
The couple planned a wedding trip
to Los Angeles, San Diego, Las
Vegas and New Oi leans.
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Mr. and Mrs. Willie Smith
. Blissful newlyweds
McCoy-Smith Vows Spoken
raianda McCoy and Willie Smith
were recently united in matrimony
as husband and wife. The wedding
which took place at the home of the
bride’s parents was officiated by
Elder John Hancock Jr., of Apostolic
Church of God.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride was dressed in a. white
satin gown that featured a Queen
Anne neckline, and puffed, fitted
sleeves The skirt of the gown
was lavishly decorated with laced
flower appliques and was enhanced
by lace attachment that flowed into
the train of the dress.
For maid of honor the bride chose
Renee McCoy. Anna McCoy, Doris
McCoy, Gloria Smith, Rena
Thompson, Louise Smith, Mary
Mintz and Majorita Wilson were the
remaining bridesmaids.
La bchanda McCoy and Tamara
Wilson were the flower girls.
Rickey Mobley was the groom’s
best man. And the ushers for the
wedding were Davis Mobley; Donald
Wilson, Ricky McClure;Chris -
McCoy, Tyrone Chambers, Kelvin
Stuart, Douglas Craig and Eugene
Smith.
Donald Wilson, Jr., was the ring
bearer.
Music for the ceremony was
provided by Anna Marie McCoy She
sang "If Only You Knew".
The daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Amos McCoy, the bride attended
Kings College and is employed as a
secretary at Barclays American.
A carpenter for Myers Chapman,
the groom is the son of Ms Lizzie
Smith. He attended CPCC.
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