Reynolds-Jackson
Vows Spoken
Carolina Beach State Park
at Carolina Beach was the
? setting for the April 12rd
outdoor wedding of Patricia
Gail Jackson and Jerald
Hughes Reynolds. The
Reverend Lauren R. Sharpe,
pastor of the Kenansville
Baptist Church, officiated at
the eleven o'clock double- 1
ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Harry F.
Jackson of Worthington,
? Ohio. The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Vernon H.
Reynolds of Kenansville.
The bride chose a gown of
white qiana featuring a high
neckline of crystal pleated
Chantilly lace. The fitted
bodice was enhanced by a
sheer yoke outlined with
venise lace applique from
which draped a wide crystal
pleated ruffle of Chantilly
lace. A crystal pleated ruffle
A also bordered the floor
length pleated qiana skirt at
the hemline. Rows of venise
lace applique were repeated
at the neckline, waistline and
hemline. Her wedding en
semble was completed with a
matching wide-brimmed hat
rolled up on one side and
trimmed with crystal pleated
Chantilly. Venise applique
accented the crown and
? fingertip veil. She carried a
white Bible, a gift from her
parents, upon which rested a
cascade bouquet of yellow
sweetheart roses, white
daisies, babies'-breath and
white lace.
Pamela Smith of Raleigh
was her sister's matron of
honor. David E. Morrison of
Jackson was the groom's
best man.
After the ceremony a
reception was held at the
Hilton in Wilmington hosted
by the bride's parents.
' The bride received her
B.S. degree in transportation
at the University of Ten
nessee in 1980. She is em
ployed as vehicle systems
coordinator in the transpor
tation department of Duke
Power Company in Char
lotte.
The groom holds B.S. and
M.S. degrees in zoology from
North Carolina State Univer
sity. He is collections coor
dinator with Science Mu
seums of Charlotte, Inc., in
Charlotte.
A'ter a wedding trip to
l'as<au in the Bahamas, the
couple will be at home in
Charlotte.
On Friday evening. April
22nd, a rehearsal dinner was
hosted by the groom's
parents at the Wilmington
Hilton.
JSTC HONOR ROLL
CORRECTION
Carolyn A. Williams of
Magnolia made all A's dur
ing the winter quarter at
James Sprunt Technical Col
lege and was named to the
President's List rather than
the Dean's List as previously
stated.
HOWARD - MAREADY ENGAGEMENT - Olivia Halso
Maready of Warsaw proudly announces the engagement
of her daughter, Megon Olivia Maready. to Louis Quinn
Howard, son of Bobby Howard of Kenansville and the late
Patsy Quinn Howard. A June 19th wedding is planned.
Friends and relatives are invited.
Kenansville News
T & C Club
Mrs. J.J. Wells was
hostess for the Town &
Country Bridge Club
Tuesday night with Mes
dames Lorena Vestal and
Louise W. Mitchell substi
tuting for two absent mem
bers. Club high score prize
was won by Mrs. Bill Spicer
and b_ Mrs. Mitchell for the
visiting players. For refresh
ments, Mrs. Wells served a
congealed salad with
crackers.
Liberty Hall Bridge Club
The Liberty Hall Bridge
Club met Wednesday night
with Mrs. N.B. Boney in
Pinecrest Acres. Visiting
players were Mesdames
Larry Warrington, Sheldon
Swann and Nicky Bowden.
Between progressions, the
hostess, assisted by Mrs.
Hortense T. Hasty served
petit fours and cheese
crisnies with coffee. High
score for the evening was
won by Mrs. A.T. Outlaw
and by Mrs. Warrington for
the visitors.
Kontract Klub
The Kenansville Kontract
Klub met Ihursday night
with Mrs. W.M. Ingram.
Additional guests were Mes
dames Louise W. Mitchell
and Hazel W. Scott. High for
the evening were Mrs. E.S.
McGowan for members and
Mrs. Scott for the visitors.
The hostess, assisted by
Mrs. George Penney, served
prune cake, cheesies and
coffee for refreshments.
The Bridgettes
Mrs. Bill McKay was
hostess for the Bridgettes
Club on Thursday night.
Mesdames Martha Sitterson
and Karen Benton were
additional guests. Three
tables of bridge were enjoyed
with Mrs. Beth Brinson win
ning high score, Mrs. Vickie
Vinson winning second high,
and Mrs. Rebecca Lockamy
taking home traveling prize.
For refreshments Mrs.
McKay, assisted by Mrs.
Bonny McPhaul, served hot
fudge cake and coffee or
coke.
Birthday Party
Allison Smith, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth E.
Smith, was given a birthday
party on April 23rd by her
parents to celebrate her third
birthday. Helping her bv'
enjoying "Kermit the Frog"
birthda cake, ice cream,
potato chips and soft drinks
were her sister. Heather, and
Amber and Amy James,
Leigh Ann Quinn, Shasta
Barnette. Kristin and Mar
garet King. Thomas Brown,
David Jackson and Amber
Kornegav, all of Kenansville,
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and Amanda and Jody
Hodges of Wallace and
Maura Griffith of Warsaw.
Assisting Allison's mother
in serving and supervising
play were: Mesdames
Joseph Hodges. Ronnie
James, Kenneth King, Mike
Brown and Susan Kornegay.
Silver Streakers
Nineteen Silver Streakers
met at the Kenansville Bap
tist Church Monday, April
18th to motor to Jacksonville
for a dutch lunch at Fisher
man's Wharf. This was their
monthly outing. Among
those present were: Sally
I
Tyndall, Wilmer Pate, Vir
ginia Holland, Annie Jones,
Fannie MeGowan, Sallie In
gram, Hazel Scott, Louise
Mitchell, Ruth Wells, Mary
Jessup, Lorena Vestal, Ruby
Newton, Carolyn Outlaw,
Viola Quinn, Margaret Dail,
Louise Boney, Mary and
Troy D. Mullis and H.D.
Taylor. They were joined by
Betty and Tammy Pittman,
daughter and granddaughter
of Mrs. Viola Quinn.
Cards for Cancer
Don't forget the "Cards
for Cancer" next Friday
night, April 29th at 7:30 p.m.
in the new Elementary
School Cafeteria in Kenanv
ville. Come one, come all.
Only $2.50 per person. Re
freshments will be served
and all proceeds go to the
Cancer Drive.
Personals
Sarah Purvis of Fayette
ville spent the weekend with
her cousin, Kelly McKay.
Martha Swann and Louise
Boney made a business trip
to Wilmington Thursday.
Carolyn Outlaw and Ruby
Newton shopped in Wallace
Tuesday.
Pearl McGowen and Annie
C. Rhodes made a business
trip to Mount Olive one day
last week.
Misses Elizabeth Spicer of
Raleigh and Julia Spicer of
Chapel Hill spent the week
end here with Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Spicer.
The Reverends Ann and
David Dickey spent this week
in Richmond, Va. on study
leave.
John Goodnow was guest
soloist at Grove Presbyterian
Church Sunday morning.
Mrs. Gordon Kornegay
visited Mr. and Mrs. Will
Mabry in Rock Hill, S.C.
Friday and Saturday. On
Sunday she had as her guests
for dinner, her sister, Louise
Bullock of Mount Olive, ana
Marsha Bullock of Portland,
Oregon.
The Reverend and Mrs.
Troy D. Mullis accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Alvis Brogden
of Williamsburg for the
weekend.
Depot Public Hearing
The Town of Magnolia will
hold a Public Hearing on
Thursday, April 28, at 7:30
p.m. to discuss the Mag
nolia Depot. The meeting
will be held in the Magnolia
Tofcn Hall. All townspeople
and concerned citizens are
cordially invited to ask ques
tions and voice their opinions
at this meeting.
Invitation Issued
1958 tgSj
? Zhe Childten of
SMt. and Slits. dRodney Z. dKotnegay
tequesi the pleasute of yout company
at a iReception to celehtaie the
Zvoenty'fifth cJlnntvetsaty
? of theit patents
on Sunday, the eighth of SMay
nineteen hundted and etghty-thxee
at thtee o'clock
CWoodland HJntted SMethodist Shutch
Si'lettion, Zlotth Catolma
W 122 North Center Street
' Tel. 658-2664
Mount Olive
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