Morris-Boyette
Vows Spoken
Teresa Ann Boyette and
Jerry Lynn Morris were
l united in marriage on
" March 5 at 2 p.m. in Hull
Road Free Will Baptist
ChurAi. ?
The Rev. Leon Grubbs of
ficiated at the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride was escorted to
the altar by her father and
was given in marriage by
ber parents.
| The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. David Lee
- Boyette of Deep Run.
- The groom is the son of
?Ms. Helen Hill Morris of
Snow Hill and Johnny Ray
?Morris of Kinston.
- The bride chose for her
wedding a formal gown of
white chantilly lace and
-aOken organza over peau
|de soie. The gown featured
a scalloped neckline with a
chantilly lace covered
bodice re-embroidered
with seed pearls, with full
bkhop sleeves made of
chantilly lace and organza
with deep lace cuffs.
The A-line skirt featured
lace appliques with a lace
border around the hemline
and had an attached chapel
train with matching lace
appliques.
The bride chose a chapel
length mantilla of chantilly
lace draped over a mat
ching pill box hat for her
head piece.
She wore a pearl
necklace and matching ear
rings.
She carried a cascade
bouquet of white and pink
roses, white and pink
baby's breath, pink and
white daisies and carna
tions with a white lace loop
with pink and white satin
ribbon streamers. The bou
quets were arranged by
Wayne Harrison, a friend
of the bride and groom.
Attendants
Miss Dianne Boyette of
Deep Run, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss
Carol Boyette of Deep Run,
sister of the bride; Miss
Brends Carraway of Snow
Hill, cousin of the groom;
and Mrs. Joan Ellis of
Snow Hill, friend of the
bcide and groom. Miss
Belinda Hill, cousin of the
groom, was flower girl.
The groom chose his
brother, Anthony Morris of
Snow Hill, as his best man.
Ushers were Joseph Car
raway of Snow Hill, cousin
of the groom; Allan Har
rison of Snow Hill, friend of
the bride and groom;
Michael Ellis of Snow Hill,
friend of the bride and
groom.
David Lee Boyette Jr.,
brother of the bride of Deep
Run, was ring bearer and
Sherry Jones of Trenton
passed the rice bags.
Nuptial music was
presented by Mrs. Iola Bar
row, organist; Mrs. Gina
Bramm, pianist; and Miss
Renee Gabel, vocalist. .
The wedding was
directed by Mrs. Callie
Jones and Deborah Jones.
Kevin Hill presided at the
register.
The bride is a 1981
graduate of North Lenoir
High School and is
employed at Vermillion
Vending Service.
The groom is a 1977
graduate of Greene Central
High School and will
graduate from Lenoir Com
munity College in June
with a degree in marketing
and retailing. He is
presently employed at the
Gas House.
Reception
The reception was held
immediately following the
ceremony in the fellowship
hall of the church hosted by
the groom's mother and
catered by the groom's
aunt, Mrs. Alma Car
raway.
The cake was served by
the groom's grandmother,
Mrs. Irene Hill of Snow
Hill, after being cut by the
bride and groom. The
punch was poured by the
bride's aunt, Mrs. Amy
Jones.
ANNOUNCE ENGAGEMENT - Mr and Mrs. Clyde
Honeycutt of Clinton announce the engagement of their
daughter. Anita Lunet. to Charles Randall Lane of Pink
Hill, son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lane of Clinton. The
wedding is planned for April 2nd at four o'clock in the
Emanuel Baptist Church of Clinton.
PRICE-THOMAS ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mrs.
Douglas MaeArthur Thomas of Route 2. Pink Hill." are
proud to announce the upcoming marriage of their
daughter. Felicia Ann. to William Dwain Price, son of
Wade Price of Route I. Kenansville and the late Mrs.
Irene Price. They will be united in marriage on Saturday,
April 2nd at two-thirty in the Cabin Missionary Baptist
Church. No invitations are being sent. All friends and
relatives are invited.
Time To Apply For
Social Security Number
Young people in the
Wayne-Duplin County area
who are planning to apply *
soon for their first summer
job and who do not have a
Social Security number
should remember to apply
for a number at least two
weeks before they will need
it. Betty Broadhead. Social
Security field representative
in Goldsboro. said recently.
Most employers will not
accept applications from
people who do not have a
Social Security number, so it
is a good idea to get a
number before looking for a
job, Mrs. Broadhead said. *
To get a Social Security
number, a person must pro
vide proof of date of birth,
identity, and U.S. citizenship
or immigrant status. People
18 or over must apply in
person.*
The best proof of date of
birth and citizenship is a
public or hospital birth
record recorded before age 5
or a religious record of birth,
or baptism recorded before
age 5. Foreign born appli
cants shoud provide their
immigration or naturalization
documents as well.
Identity can be established
by such records as driver's
license. State identity card,
voter's registration, school
record, school ID. report
card, marriage record, work
badge or building pass, labor
or fraternal organization
record, draft card or military
ID, U.S. passport, news
paper birth announcement,
adoption record, court order
for change of name, church
membership or confirmation
record, welfare case record,
medical or hospital record,
vaccination certificate, insu
rance policy, day care or
nursery school record. Boy or
Girl Scout membership, or
any other document showing
identifying date such as
physical description, photo
graph or signature. .
Applications for a Social
Security number can be ob
tained at the Goldsboro
Social Security office located
at 134 N. John Street
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