' Moser-Miller
United In Marriage
? On Saturday, the twenty
eighth of May, a candlelight
service was held uniting
Sonja Yvette Miller of
Raleigh and Dr. Wade
Hauser Moser, Jr., also of
Raleigh in marriage. The
, Reverend Madison Highfill
lead the double-ring cere
mony held at the Hallsville
Presbyterian Church, Beula
ville.
_ The bride is the daughter
9 of Mr. and Mrs. Robert L.
Miller of Beulaville. The
bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Mitchell M. King
of Winston-Salem and the
late Wade Hauser Moser, Sr.
The couple chose a clas
sical wedding service which
was begun with a prelude of
sacred and classical music
presented by Edgar Wells,
pianist and Mary Brown,
organist. Martha Pierce of
9 Clinton sang and Eddie Thig
pen performed on the
trumpet.
The bride was escorted by
her father.
The bride chose from the
House of Banchi an exqui
sitely styled gown of peau de
soie covered with English
tulle and beaded Lyon lace
consisting of seed pearls and
? sequins which featured a
P fitted natural waistline
covered with a satin belt,
long fitted lace sleeves and a
chapel-length sweep train.
The gown also featured a
tulip style high neckline,
scalloped peplum and a
repeated scalloped border
along a V* -length tier of lace
and again along the bottom
of the gown. The sleeves and
back of the gown were both
? styled with covered bridal
buttons.
The chapel-length veil was
an original design created
with bridal illusion which
was softly gathered into a
fitted Juliet cap. The cap was
also covered with the beaded
Lyon lace which featured
seed pearls and sequins and
a small ruffled border. Lace
appliques also enhanced the
side border of the veil with
w one large focal applique
creating a unique design at
the bottom of the veil.
The bride carried a cas
cade bouquet of gardenias
and stephanoitis enhanced
with a background of varie
gated pitisporum. Along with
her bouquet, the bride also
chose to carry a Russian
hand-embroidered linen and
_ lace handerkerchief.
V Ginny Williams of Atlanta,
Georgia, was the bride's
maid of honor. Miss Wil
liams wore a tea-length gown
of lace emhellished chiffon
over taffeta, styled with a
high lace neckline, long lace
cuffed sleeves and a fitted
natural waistline featuring a
ruby colored satin belt. She
carried a hand-picked
bouquet of red roses, white
^ button mums, a dusty rose
carnation, and white daisies
interspersed with fern and
baby's breath and accented
with ivorv lace ribbon.
Bridesmaids were April
Dean of Raleigh, Sylvia
Dumont of Greensboro,
Donna Fowler of Chinqua
pin. Debbie Harden of
Atlanta, Jane Hahn of Rich
mond. Virginia, and Gina
Lanier of Beulaville. Their
gowns and bouquets were
identical to those of the maid
of honor.
Mitchell M. King of
Winston-Salem was his son's
best man. Groomsmen were
Boyd C'ombs of Raleigh. Dr.
Fuller Honeycutt of Raleigh.
Bob Miller of Beulaville,
brother of the bride. Dr. Alex
Moser of Winston-Salem,
brother of the groom, led
Rhodes of Fayetteville. and
Larry Shealv of Raleigh. The
groom and groomsmen were
attired in formal black tails
with each wearing a bouton
niere of white stephanotis.
The mother of the bride _
wore a formal gown of peri
winkle blue chiffon over taf
feta fashioned with a lace
trimmed bodice and long
sneer sleeves with titted lace
cuffs. The soft flowing skirt
fell from a natural waistline
featuring a chiffon belt.
The groom's mother wore
a formal gown of pink chiffon
over taffeta styled with an
embroidered bodice, a high
ruffled neckline and long
fitted sleeves with ruffled
cuffs. The softly gathered
skirt was accented with a
matching pink chiffon belt
and natural waistline. Both
mothers carried hand bou
quets of red roses, bakers
fern and baby's breath ac
cented with matching ribbon.
Seated as honored guests
were Ava T. Hall of Pink Hill,
maternal grandmother of the
bride; and Ash Miller of
Bculaville. paternal grand
father of the bride.
Cathy Quinn of Greenville
presided at the bride's re
gister while Amy Williams
was program distributor. The
wedding was directed by
Mrs. Melvin Bostic of
Kenansville.
Reception
Immediately following the
cfeemony. the bride's
parents hosted a reception at
their home. The register
table was attended by Amy
Williams. Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Williams greeted
guests.
Mrs. Wilbur Hussey and
Mrs. Joey Brinkley assisted
in serving the guests.
Dr. and Mrs. Marshall
Quinn invited guests to the
beautifully lanscaped back
lawn. Mrs. George Hawes
and Mrs. Roger Hall served
cake to the guestt assemble.',
on the back lawn.
Mrs. Jimmy Futrell served
punch from a stiver bowl.
Selections were performed
on the harp by Mrs. Charles
Morehead of Raleigh.
Good-byes were said near
the patio to Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Cottle.
Lou Ann Fountain and
Amy Williams assisted in
serving. Doug Grady and
Eddie Kennedy assisted the
guests in parking their cars.
Mrs. Morris Grady dir
ected the reception and was
hostess-at-large.
The bride is graduate of
the University of North Caro
lina at Chapel Hill. She is a
medical technologist at Rex
Hospital Blood Bank in
Raleigh.
The bridegroom is a
graduate of the University of
North Carolina at Chapel
Hill. He is a radiologist at
Capital Radiologist Asso
ciates. Community Hospital,
Raleigh.
Rehearsal Dinner
Immediately following re
hearsal onFriday evening.
May 27, Mr. and Mrs.
Mitchell M. King of
Winston-Salem, parents of
the groom, entertained the
wedding party, family,
friends, and out-of-town
guests at the Country Squire,
Kenansville.
Pre-Nuptial
Courtesies
i
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Cheese Party
The home of April Dean of
Kaleigh was the setting for a
wine and cheese party honor
ing bridal couple-elect Yvette
Miller and Dr. Wade Moser.
Other hosts and hostesses
were Ginny Williams of
Atlanta. Mr. and Mrs. Mel
Fowler of Chinquapin, and
Gina Lanier of Beulaville.
Wedding Shower
Miss Miller and Dr. Moser
were honored at the home of
Dora Cline in Raleigh with a
miscellaneous wedding
shower.
The highlight of the even
ing came with everyone
gathered around to watch
Miss Miller open many
lovely gifts. Those attending
the shower were all employ
ees and their spouses of Rex
Hospital Blood Bank in
Raleigh where Miss Miller is
also employed.
Bridal Luncheon
The Graham House Inn,
Kenansville. was the setting
for a bridal luncheon.
Miss Miller., the honoree,
was presented a pink rose
bud corsage.
Mrs. 'Jerry Williams wel
comed the guests and Mrs.
Morris Grady offered a
blessing.
Honoring Miss Miller were
Mrs. Jerry Williams and
Mrs. Jimmy Futrell. both of
Beulaville. Approximately 25
guest attended.
Lawn Buffet
The home of Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Hall of Pink Hill
provided the setting for a
lawn bufiet honoring Miss
Miller and Dr. Moser.
Upon arrival Yvette was
pinned with a corsage ot
White daisies.
Other hosts and hostesses
for the lovely occasion in
cluded Mr. and Mrs. George
Hawes of Rose Hill and Mr.
and Mrs. Christopher Lewis
of Raleigh.
Bridesmaid Luncheon
On Friday, May 27, at one
o'clock Mrs. Mark Harden of
Atlanta and Mrs. Leo
Weston of Pink Hill enter
tained bride-elect Yvette
Miller with a luncheon at the
Graham House Inn. Kenans
ville.
A corsage of white carna
tions was presented to Miss
Miller. Flowers were also
given to Mrs. Bobby Miller,
mother of the bride, and
Mrs. Mitchell King, mother
of the groom.
Wedding Breakfast
Miss Miller and Dr. Moser
were honored with a wedding
breakfast at eleven o'clock in
the morning Saturday, May
28, at the Country Squire in
Kenansville.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Miller and Ash Miller hosted
the occasion.
B.F. Grady
Honors
Volunteers
The regular volunteers at
B.F. Grady School were re
cently honored by the P.T.F.
during its final meeting.
Receiving tokens of appre
ciation were Nell Rogers,
Diana Herring, Barbara
Robinson, and Marsha Britt.
President Way land
Southerland called the meet
ing to order. Gary Harper
offered the invocation and
Joan Southerland read the
minutes and gave the trea
surer's report.
The chorus under the
direction of Mrs. Karen (
Casteen and the band direct
ed by Mr. Ricky Long gave
their final concerts.
During the business ses
sion. Mr. Joe Scott was
elected president for 1183-84
and Mrs. Connie Jones was
elected vice-preseident. Fol
lowing the meeting, the
faculty treated the assembly
to refreshment.
WILLIAMS -WHALEY ENGAGEMENT. Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Lee Whaley of Warsaw are proud to announce the
engagement and forthcoming marriage of their daughter
Amelia Ann. to Jimmv Rav Williams, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Thurman Ray Williams of Magnolia. The wedding is
planned for July 24 at 3:00 p.m. at Unity United Methodist
Church. Route 2. Warsaw.
UDC Meets
The James Kenan Chapter
of The United Daughters of
The Confederacy # 538.
awarded eleven Crosses of
Military Service to recipients
at Harmony Presbyterian
Church Sunday, May 29,
1983.
The welcome and pledges
to the flags were by Mrs.
Celestial Colwell. president.
Mr. George Hanks gave the
devotional. Soloist was Mrs.
Samuel F. Burgess.
Ut r A ? J
ivir. ?avne 3. /vrnota gave
(he address. Mr. Arnold
served in The Red Cross
during World War 11 and for
three years was an near the
battlefront of the European
theater as the Red Cross was
allowed to go and that was in
the combat /one at times.
For his courageous actions
he was awarded the Medal of
Freedom.
Bestowalof crosses w as bv
Mrs. Alton R. Keith Ex
Recorder General, Crosses of
Military Crosses, and Mrs.
Ruby Holland, Recorder of
Military Crosses, N.C.
Division.
Recipient of crosses were:
Eddie Love Jones. Jr..
World War II; Charlie Nick
Chesnutt. World War II;
William J. Costin. World
War II: John Colon Shaw,
posthumous. World War II;
James Daniel Johnosn. post
humous, World War II: John
Nicholas Kalmar. post
humous. Korean: Lloyd
Wells Merritt. Vietnam;
Larry Dane Horrell. Viet
nam: Donald Edward Pear
son. Vietnam; Charles Grey
Costin, posthumous. Viet
nam: John William Corbitt.
World War II.
Birth Announcement
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Johnson
of Wallace are pleased to
announce the birth of their
daughter Elizabeth Anne,
May 29, 1983. Elizabeth
I"
Anne weighed si* pounds
and 10 ounces and was born
in New Hanover Memorial
Hospital in Wilmington. The
Johnsons also have one son.
Randy age 12 years.
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