Potter-Turner
Vows Spoken
June Allison Turner became
the bride of Ronald Dean Potter
last Sunday afternoon in the
i Putters Hill Advent Christian
Church. The Reverend J. Don
Skinner of Warsaw officiated at
the three o'clock ceremony.
/ The bride is the daughter of
| Mr. and Mrs. Seth Turner of
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raters Mill, ibo roe groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Potter of Greenville.
Wedding musk was pre
sented by organist Kachael
Bpwden of Warsaw.
Louis Newton of Winston
Salem, brother-in-law of the
groom, served as best man.
Ushers were Marty Btuwa of
Gastonia and Gary Clark of
Greenville, both graduates of
East Carolina University.
Cynthia Johnson of New
Bern, college roommate of the
bride and a graduate of East
Carolina University, was maid
?Msaor^^u^^dk
length gown of pale blue Qiana
.Styled with ? V-neckline and
empire waist accented with a
tiered, ruffled skirt and draw
string shoulders. She carried a
nosegay of yellow sweetheart
roses and blue daisies with blue
streamers.
The bride, given in marriage
by her father, chase a formal
length gown of white Qiana
styled with a V-neckline and
empire waist. The bodice and
short sleeves were trimmed with
silk Venise lace. The A-line
skirt, appliqned with lace
motifs, fell into a full chapel
length train. Her headpiece was
a three-tiered, elbow-length veil
of bridal illusion edged in silk
Venise lace with a Camelot cap
covered in matching Venise
lace. She carried a cascade
arrangement of yellow sweet
heart roses, Fuji poms and
babies'-breath. -
<*>ATio*Maiuiing. eonoin of the
he guoot
Guests were uivtf woSS^a^
The bride and groom an both
recent' graduates of &.t
Carotin a University with
degree* in accounting.
After a wedding trip to un
announced potato- the couple
will make their home in Raleigh
when the groom will be em
ployed by Ernst A Ernst, an
< accounting firm.
The bride-elect was honored
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Willi a surprise Kitcnen snowei
February 5th. given by Cynthia
Johnson of New Bern. College
' friends attended. ,
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home with Mrs. Lila Manning,
her annt, as hostess. v
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Su>an Todd :
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As the end of school draws
near. 1 would like to take this
opportunity to thank those who
made education possible. This
gratitude is expressed not only
by the seniors, but by other
Jmct Kenan students is well.
The most important people
we are indebted to are our
parents. They have supported
us from the earliest grade
through high school. It is
through them that we have
obtained life, love, and
happiness. Many parents have
gone when they frit they could
go no more, simply because of
the love they have for their
children. We, as students,
sometimes overlook their faiths
fulness, not because we don't
appreciate it, but because we
take it for granted. Each of us
likes to think of himself as
independent, but we all know
the special feeling that comes
whenever we make our parents
proud. It is this feeling that
CM-ifw rv in v- ro *v "Think vt i'*
p<30|)it #1'K ?Ui
education* ! Without their
patience and knowledge, there
-vould be no schools. I feelirthe
teachers at James Kenan cart
?bout ?w personal lives as well
concern aaket education
simpler and more beneficial.
Often, we forget the reason for
education*, this being the prepa
??lion lor lUiurc inc.
teachers, with this philosophy,
endeavor to challenge our inte!
lects and our disciplines. Odr
gratitude goes to all those
teachers who have paved the
heil^biS^
which each person fives a little
of his heart.
I hope that I have Mode a
favorable impression upon thoee
who participate in the advance
ment of education. Bach of us.
as students, wishes to say
"Thank you" to our parents,
our .teachers, and our friends.
These three groups of people
make our lives worthwhile.
Complete Jailorr Program
Sheral F Edwards, Addie
Mae Chambers. William A.
Peacock and Roy Williams of the
Duplin County Sheriff's Depart
mewr recently completed a
certification program for Jailers
at the N.C. Justice Academy in
Salemburg in Sampson County.
The course was presented by
the Jail and Detention Branch of
the Department of Human
Resources, the agency having
responsibility for training
jailers, and meets the required
standards for certification as set
by the N.C. Training and Stan
dards Council
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tegtstrart for thit
actWitie rU cop
Ji can
r Monday - Fri ty
at Kenai 3ym
The Department II offer the
6-8 starting Tuesday, June at
S:30.
Girla Softball for ages 9-12
i?nC ??es 13-IS Starting Hon
day. June5 at 5 30 p.,
Boys Basketball for ages 9-13,
-telling >y the Don hy
gbtman Library wilt b<
id. Other activities include
athletic*. sounume S.
natun dub. free films and a
For father information ?a
Kenan Gym or call 29MWE .
Remember, make a kid turn *
this summer And let them dcM?
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MEMORIAL WEEKEND t
SPECIALS
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CANDIDATE FOR
COMMISSIONER
DUPLIN COUNTY
DISTRICT II
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I appreciate your support in the First Primary. The contin
ued, success of Duplin County has been my prime concern
and objective. I have the time and experience to serve
I you. I hope you will let me continue this work by voting ;
for me May 30th.
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