Beasley-Smith
United In Marriage
Hope King Smith and
Shelton Bland Beasley were
united in marriage at three
o'clock Sunday. October 24
at Woodland United Metho
dist Church, Route 1,
Albertson. The Reverend H.
Worth Pearce officiated at
the double-ring ceremony.
The bride was given in
marriage by her parents. She
is the daughter of Mr. and
9 Mrs. Rvan Elbert Smith of
Albertson and Ms. lona King
of Kinston.
The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Earl
Manning. Route I, Pink Hill
and the late Thelton Beasley.
The bride wore a formal
white gown of shcerganza
and Chantilly lace. The gown
was fashioned with a Queen
? Anne neckline encrusted
with pearls and lace sleeves
which closed with deep cuffs.
A white satin ribbon en
circled the waistline and fea
tured a bow ending in
streamers in the back. Chan
tilly lace formed a redingotc
effect, cut away to encircle
the A-line skirt which flowed
into an attached chapel
length train. Her fingertip
veil of silk illusion, bordered
? in lace, was attached to a
matching lace capulet etched
with pearls. She carried a
bouquet of daisies that cas- |
caded with pink roses and
babies'-breath.
Elizabeth Antoinette
Moodv was maid of honor.
i
She wore a long dress of
lavender and carried a bou
quet of pink roses.
The groom chose his
brother, James Robert
Beasley, for best man.
Wedding music was pro
vided by Mr. and Mrs. John
Walton of Jacksonville. The
wedding was directed by
Mrs. Chester King of Route
2, Mount Olive. Miss Sandra
Henderson and Miss Patricia
Carter presided at the
register.
Reception
A reception was held im
mediately after the ceremony
and was hosted by Mr. and
Mrs. Ryan Smith Sr., Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Beas of
Nashville, and Mr. and Mrs.
Worley Keene of Four Oaks.
Miss Michelle Smith of
Albertson and Miss
Stephanie King of Kinston
gave the guests rice bags.
After-Rehearsal Party
An after-rehearsal party
was held at the church
fellowship hall and was
hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Ryan
Smith of Albertson
Shower
A miscellaneous shower
was given on Oct. 15 at
Woodland Church fellowship
hall and was hosted by
relatives of the bride. Mrs.
Gail Walton poured punch
ind Mrs. Carole King served
rake squares.
Kenansville News
? Silver Streakers
For their regular monthly
meeting in October, the
Silver Streakers met at the
Baptist Church last Monday
to motor to Wallace for a
dutch lunch at the Western
Sizzlin Steak House. Among
those present were: Mes
dantcs Mary B. Mullis,
Louise W. Mitchell.?Sally C.
Ingram. Thelmu B. Murphy.
Martha P. Sitterson, Sally B.
Tyndall, Wilmer Pate,
Lorena B. Vestal, Mrs. Wil
bert Jones and Mrs. Adrian
Bostic. The blessing was
asked by Mrs. Ingram.
Kontract Klub
Mrs. W.M. Ingram was
hostess for the Kenansville
Kontract - Klub Thursday
night with Mrs. Martha P.
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Sitterson substituting for the
only absent member. Be
tween progressions, the
hostess assisted by Mrs.
Mattie W. Barbee, served
spiced apple cake, potato
puffs and mulled cider. Mrs.
A.T. Outlaw captured the
high score prize. Mrs. Sitter
son was also given a gift.
Reception for District OES
Deputies
Kenasnville Chapter #215,
Order of the Eastern Star,
gave a reception in the
Masonic Lodge Building on
Oct. 17 honoring Joyce and
Kermit Williams, district
deputy grand matron and
patron of the 8th District of
the Grand Chapter of North
Carolina.
Guests were greeted by
Virginia D. Holland. The
guest book was kept by Celia
M. Stroud and Inez B.
Chestnutt. Sally B. Tyndall,
worthy matron, and J.B.
Stroud, worthy patron,
received the guests with the
honorees. Joyce was pinned
with a gladiola corsage and
Kermit with a rose bouton
niere.
Thelma Murphy and Hilda
Grape Smith alternated in
serving party cake squares
and Edna E. Brinson and
Ruby G. Newton alternated
pouring oranee ounch.
Additional refreshments con
sisted of pimento sand
wiches, chicken salad in
patty shells, cheese wafers,
mixed nuts, lemon wafers
and orange mints shaped like
miniature pumpkins.
Others assisting in serving
were: Eunice Brock,
Florence Brown, Dora Evans
and Hazel Holland, also
Ruby Gray Smith.
Music was furnished by
Gloria Brown and goodbyes
said to Gene Brown.
Slumber Party
Penny Bowden was 11
years old on Oct. 15 and
celebrated with a slumber
party in the home of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Nick
Bowden in Pinecrest Acres
Friday night. Her guests
were: Donna Shoup, Gigi
Ammar, Tara Zackheim,
Zanna Stepp and Nola Ken
nedy, in addition to her
sister, Kathy. After enjoying
games in the afternoon they
had an early supper of hot
dogs with all the trimmings,
potato chips, iced drinks and
birthday cake, which was
decorated with yellow roses
and green leaves in the icing.
The Bowdens were assisted
by Penny's paternal grand
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ivey
Bowden in serving.
Personals
Mrs. Larry Warrington
was called to Santa Ana,
California, last week due to
the illness of her mother,
Mrs. Jack Finn.
The Dallas Mercers spent
last week in Hampton, Va.
with their grandson |Cen
Worrell while hi^ parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Worrell
vacationed in Florida.
Miss Elizabeth Spicer of
Raleigh spent the weekend
here with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Spicer.
Mrs. Elizabeth Ferrell had
a fall last week while visiting
her sister, Miss Minnie
Hobbs in Winston-Salem.
She had to go to Forsythe
General Hospital (Room
311). We wish her a speedy
recovery.
Mrs. Stuart Hall spent
several days last week at
Long Beach with friends
from Fayetteville.
Mrs. Alton Newton at
tended a wedding jjt Kinston
Saturday for her niece.
Mr., and Mrs. Seymour
Teidlebaum of Decatur, Ga.
visited her sister, Miss Mar
garet Williams last week.
They were joined here by
another sister, Mrs. Wilbur
Adams of Carolina Beach.
N.B. Boney Jr. spent Fri
day night here with his
mother. He took her back to
Charlotte with him for the
weekend. She was there
Sunday when her little four
and one-half month old
great-granddaughter, Court
ney Suzanne Boney was
given the sacrament of infant
baptism in Covenant Wesby
terian Church.
Mesdames Ruby G.
Newton, Viola W. Quinn and
Marv Ella Houston accom
panied Joe Quinn to Pleasant
Garden near Greensboro last
Monday to see Mrs. Ella
Quinn Smith, who is
spending some time with her
son, Jack and family.
Mrs. N.B. Bonev accom
panied Mrs. Mary Blackburn
and others to the UDC
meeting in Goldsboro Wed
nesday afternoon. It was held
in the home of Mrs. Forrest
Jones.
Bob Jones spent the past
.two weeks in Maine, Conn.,.
N.J. and Mass. visiting his
family and other relatives.
Mrs. Bob Jones spent
those two w^eks visiting her
daughters, Margaret in
Raleigh and Becky in Char
lotte.
Dixio Youth
Annual Mooting
All parents of current and
potential new players for
next year's Dixie Youth pro
gram are requested to attend
the Dixie Youth annual
meeting scheduled for
Thursday, Nov. 4 at 7:30
p.m. in the Kenansville Ele
mentary school cafeteria.
There will be a review of
the 1982 season. Officers for
next year will be elected.
Boys from the ages of 8-12
are eligible to participate.
They must be 8 by July 31,
1983 and can't be 13 by July
31, 1983. Please make plans
to attend this meeting.
"Always be ready to speak
your mind and a base man
will avoid you."
William Blake
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