I Sutton-Bland
United In Marriage
Miss Jennifer Bland and
Ricky Lynn Sutton, both of
Kenansville, were united in
_ marriage on Saturday, April
9 23 at six o'clock in the
Dobson Chapel Baptist
Church. The Reverend David
Gordon of Earl officiated at
the double-ring ceremony.
The bride was escorted to
the altar by her father and
given in marriage by her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Bland Jr. of Magnolia.
The groom is the son of
Lynn Sutton of Kenansville
^and Mrs. Linda J. McQueen
of Fort Knox, Kentucky.
The bride wore a white
formal-length gown designed
by her mother. It was of
white polyester satin and
featured a Queen Anne
neckline, and empire waist
overskirt forming a chapel
length train. The skirt was
overlayed with point d'espirit
illusion and featured six rows
of Chantilly gallon trim. The
^bodice of gallon over poly
ester satin was accented by
venise lace trimming the
neckline, arms and waist
with illusion appliques of
lace and ruffled lace com
pleting the sleeves. A bridal
hat of white polypropelene
and nylon netting with
upswept side trimmed iiUace
was accented with flowers of
phalanopsis. A finger-tip
strain of illusion veiling with
"simulated pearls intertwined
into lace covered the hat that
completed her bridal attire.
She carried a cascade
bouquet of silk flowers con
sisting of peach regal iris,
rust azalea blossoms, slep
tonoles and phalanopsis in
terspersed with gypsophila.
The couple spoke their
nuptial vows before an altar
setting centered with an
^ arrangement of summer
flowers in muted tones. Two
tall spiral candelabras hold
ing lighted tapers and
greenery stood flanking the
center focal point. Green
flowing palms and two
cathedral candelabras com
pleted the solemn setting.
During the ceremony,
Jennifer and Ricky knelt on a
satin-covered, flower-be
s ?'rt' caa;
Hrayer was sung.
Miss Beverly Smith of
Magnolia was the maid ?f
honor. The bridesmaids were
Sally R. Heath. janet
Howard. Patricia Gradv and
b i Nethercutt. ail of
Kenansville, and Gale Brock
l ? . Carolina. Honorary
B '^S,?a'ds w?e Amy
Bland of Magnolia and Joan
Nethercutt of Kenansville
cousins of the bride, and Lisa'
B<>ney of Jacksonville; and
Robin Moore and Lee Bow
'?ng. bo'h of Magnolia
Antoinette Moody of Albert
Kil ?,u.r o' 'he groom;
Kim Smith of Pink Hill; and
Amy Gordon of Earl
The groom's father served
T13"' Groomsmen
"ere Mark Bland of Mag.
Ronnie ?f ,he hride;
5T1 s""?n of Kenans
David J"! r of groom;
David Sutton of Fort Knox.
Kentucky, brother of the
groom; Chris Heath and
Cordon Howard, both of
Kenansville.
Miss Kristen Williams was
'he flowergirl and Master
Clayton Brock and Master
Eason. both of Mag
m.lt,. were ringbearers.
Master Brandon Whitfield of
Kenansville. stepbrother of
'he groom, and Master
Aaron Sheffield of Magnolia,
presided as acolytes.
The bride's attendants
carried old-fashioned Victo
rian nosegays of silk flowers
similar to those in the bride's
bouquet accented with long
Peach and rust lace ribbons
Each attendant wore bits of
hair^n Sprinkled her
oe ite h "OWer?lrl "rried a
Petite basket of silk flowers
"?e mothers each wore a silk
with h3 c."rsa8e accented
the ? 'ace ribbons- and
'he grandmothers wore gar
ttw."13 corsages similar to
the mothers corsages
A Program of wedding
music was presented b>
Janet Register, organist, and
Ann Farrior and Mitch Wil
liams, vocalists, who sang as
a duet "Up Where We
Belong," solo, "Evergreen"
and "The Wedding Prayer."
C'affie S. Williams
and Mrs. Paula Holland pre
sided at the guest register.
Mrs. Elna Grey Bostic di
rected the ceremony.
Out-of-town guests
included aunts and uncles
from Virginia. Florida and
California.
Reception
Immediately following the
ceremony, the bride's
mother and father enter
tained at a reception in the
church fellowship hall. Mrs.
Eva Bland poured punch and
the bride's great-aunt. Mrs.
Cynthia Wilson cut and
served the cake. A silver
compote filled with sonya
roses, burgundy and pink
snaps, pink miniature car
nations and gypsophila and
daisies made up an old
fashioned spring bouquet,
? lanked by single silver
candlesticks with ivory
tapers, adorned the bride
-and-groom's,table.
Rehearsal Dinner
Prior to the rehears^ April
22, Mr. and Mrs. Lynn
Sutton and Mr. and Mrs.
Carey Williams entertained
the bridal couple, wedding
party and out-of-town guests
at an old-fashioned pig-pick
ing held at the fellowship
hall. The couple chose this
time to present gifts to their
attendants.
Other Entertainment
A lingerie shower in
honor of the bride-elect was
given at the home of Sally
Heath. Hostesses for the
occasion were Sally Heath,
Patricia Grady, Beverly
Smith. Lori Nethercutt. Gale
Brock and Janet Howard.
An old-fashioned
pounding shower was given
for the bride-elect at the
Worthington Building in
Kenansville. Mrs. Lannis
Sutton. Caffie Williams and
? Laura Mae Sutton were pre
siding hostesses for the
event. A varietv of staple
goods was received includ
ing the "spices of life."
Refreshments were served
afterwards.
A dinner oartv was hosted
by Amy and Millie Bland and
Lee and Jean Bowling. Robin
Moore. Marie Heath and
Joan and Pauline Nethercutt
and Sophia Phelps at The
Dobson Chapel fellowship
hall for the bride-elect. A
spaghetti dinner was served
with salad, bread, tea and
old-fashioned pineapple cake
as dessert. The bride re
ceived a gold serpentine
necklace as a token of well
wishes from the hostesses.
A miscellaneous floating
shower was given for the
Couple at the church fellow
ship hall. The bride-elect was
presented a coral corsage of
silk carnations and the
mothers with white corsages
of carnations. Hostesses
were Rose Rich. Dale Brock.
Marie Heath. Sue Tyner.
Jean Bowling. Fannie Brock.
Brenda Tucker. Peggy Hoff
man and Polly Smith. A
lovely table was set up w ith a
white lace tablecloth over a
coral cloth. Refreshments in
luded cake squares, cheese
.iters, nuts, mints and lime
? inch. A four-tiered candel
? .1 with coral and white
ioii'c mums and carna
i n.ill rued the table
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Dovelle Outlaw Sr. of Albertson, announce the en
gagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter.
Debra Ann. to George Macon Turner III. Lieutenant junior
grade. United States Navv. He is the son of Mrs. George
M. Turner Jr. of Pink Hill, and the late George M. Turner
Jr. A July 30 wedding is planned at the Pink Hill United
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