Galloway, HarreJJ Vows
Exchange I? Marshall
Susan Renee Galloway and
Richard Earl (Ricky) Harrel
were united in marriage on
Friday, Dec. 4. at 7 p.m. at the
Madison Seminary Baptist
Church in Marshall. The
ceremony was conducted by
, the Rev. David Clark; pastor
of the church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Martha Jo Galloway and
! the late George M. Galloway
of Dula Springs Road in
Weaverville.
? The bridegroom is the son of
| Walter and Katie Harrell of
; Route 6, Marshall.
The maid of honor was Pam
; Hagan. sister of the bride, of
Weaverville. Mr. Walter Har
rell was his son's best man.
Ushers were Billy Dill
ingham, Steve Wilde, both of
Marshall, friends of the
' bridegroom. David Carter of
Mars Hill, cousin of the bride,
also served as usher.
Stephanie Evans of Weaver
ville served as her cousin's
flower girl, and Lane
i McMahan, nephew of the
I bridegroom, of Marshall,
i served as ringbearer.
The bride was given in mar
} riage by her brother, Greg
; Galloway. She was attired in a
gown of white slipper satin
? with a lace yoke. The front
neckline was rounded with the
collar raised in back. The
gown had long lace sleeves.
The back rounded into a train
which matched the floor
length veil. The bride carried
a bridal bouquet of roses.
The maid of honor was at
tired in a long accordion
pleated floral priat of
mulberry and mauve. Her
headpiece was of baby's
breath. She carried two long
stemmed pink raees.
The bridesmaids were at
tired in solid accordion
pleated long dresses of wine,
similar to the maid of honor.
They carried a long-stemmed
pink rose. The bridesmaids
were Leeca McMahan, spter
of the bridegroom, of Mar
shall, Peggy Fox, friend of the
bride, of Weaverville, and
Tammy Hollar, cousin of the
bride, of Weaverville.
Mrs Vickie Wilson played
the piano and Melia Chandler
sang. Donna Ward was the
organist. Mrs. Willis
presented a program of wed
ding music before the
ceremony. Melia Chandler
sang "What a Difference
You've Made in My Life.''
Mrs. Wilson sang the "Wed
ding Song" just before the
bride entered. Mrs. Ward
played for the processional
and recessional. She also
played "Whither Thou Goest"
and "Our Wedding Prayer"
during the ceremony.
The church was decorated
with white iron archway and
candles on each side. The
church had a kneeling bench
in the center. Greenery of ivy
and fern interlaced also added
to the color of the church.
Wedding bell made by the
bridegroom's mother were
mixed thru the archway. An
arrangement of ice pink
flowers were used, with
candles surrounded by
greenery decorated the win
dows.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held in the
church annex. Assisting were
Mrs. Waldo McDevitt, sister
of the bridegroom, of Mar
shall, Mrs. Wanda Edmonds
of Mars Hill and Mrs. Bula
Fisher of Marshall, aunts of
the bridegroom. Mrs. Stella
Mae Evans, cousin of the
bride also assisted.
The three-tiered cake was
decorated with pink flowers
and was setting on top of a
waterfall. The top of the cake
was attired with a replica of a
bride and groom.
The bride's mother was at
tired in a long floral print of
pink and wine. Her corsage
was of white rose buds. The
bridegroom's mother wore a
long plaid skirt with matching
solid blazer. Her corsage was
of white rose buds.
The bride's book was kept \
by Mrs. Katie Edmond, cousin
of the bride, and Miss Rebecca
Edmonds, cousin of the j
bridegroom . The wedding was j
directed by Mrs. W.C. Ward
who was assisted by Mrs.
Wayne McDevitt and Mrs. I
Frank Fisher.
The couple will reside in j
Marshall.
The bride is a graduate of I
North Buncombe High School
and is employed by Conrad In
dustries of Weaverville. The
bridegroom is a graduate of
Madison High School and is
now a Pfc. in the Marine Corps
stationed at Camp LeJeune in
Jackson. N.C.
T
Roberts-McElreath
I
Karen Joyce Roberts of
Asheville and Timothy Steven
McElreath of Leicester were
married at 7 p.m. Saturday,
Dec. 5 in Bell Methodist
Church here. The Rev. Enoch
Ball officiated.
The bride is the daughter of
(Inez Roberts of 32 Success St.,
Asheville. and the late Mark
Roberts. She was given in
^ marriage by her brother, Jef
fry Grey Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl
McElreath Jr. of Leicesttrare
parents of the bridegroom . His
father was best man.
Debbie R. Nave of Arden,
sister of the bride, was maid of
; honor. Bridesmaids were
Cheryl Pierce of Henderson
ville, Sandra Rash of
Asheville and Melinda
McElreath of Leicester, sister
of the bridegroom
Junior attendants were
? Charlotte Ross of Asheville
and Michelle Sherlin of Arden.
Ushers were Joey Ross of
? Asheville, Roger McElreath,
brother of the bridegroom,
and Larry Brown, both of
Leicester. ?
A reception was held.
The bride graduated from
Erwin High School in 1877 and
is employed as assistant
manager of Biltmore Famous
Brands.
The bridegroom also
graduated from Erwin High in
1977. He is employed by
Federal Crop Insurance of the
Agriculture Conservation Ser
vice
The couple will reside in m
Leicester.
DREWNOSKI CHOSEN
Mike Drewnoski of Route 7,
Marshall, has been chosen as
senior citizen for the month of
November. He is a retired in
ventory manager with the
U.S. Navy. His hobbies are
repairing furniture and
carpenter work.
Mr. Drewnoski received a
jar of Christmas candy as a
gift.
VI/
MRS. RICHARD EARL HARREL
...the former Susan Galloway
Photo by OwilM GrltWn
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