t Smith-Grady
Speak Vows
On Sunday, July 17, at
four o'clock in the afternoon,
Miss Lori Ann Grady and
Joal Newkirk Smith pledged
their wedding vows. The
Reverend James Creech of
Warsaw and Reverend Elwin
Melton of Grantham offi
ciated the double-ring cere
I mony.
A program of wedding
Bhusic was presented by
Bonnie Harper, organist, and
Rene Hood, soloist. Mrs.
Hood sang "There is Love"
and "The Wedding Prayer."
Traditional wedding marches
J were used.
Mr. and Mrs. Granger
? Grady of Route 4, Mount
! Olive, are the parents of the
; bride. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Smith
? of Warsaw are the parents of
^jhe groom.
B Escorted to the altar by her
[father and given in marriage
1 by her parents, the bride
I wore a formal gown of poly
j ester organza lined in acetate
I taffeta with a stand-up collar,
f The front and back ruffle
[ trimmed yokes were of lace,
i The sleeves were of lace
trimmed illusion with snap
closed lace cuffs. The full
skirt of organza over taffeta
^^as attached to a chapel
length train. Her headpiece
was of sheer polyester with
nylon veiling. The lace trim
Z matched her bridal gown and
was trimmed with simulated
seed pearls. The bride car
ried a petite nosegay of white
* silk gardenias, roses, car
nations and freezia inter
? Sperv-d with gypsophila and
^^pcented with long white
r' rot-edged satin ribbons.
Miss Donna Grady served
her sister's maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. San
dra Ryan, sister of the bride,
Itfiss Kelly Smith and Mrs.
Josef-Ann Wells, both of
Warsaw and sisters of the
groom, and Mrs. Rita Stuart
and Mrs. Lynette Howell.
A1 Smith served as his
son's best man. Ushers were
Scotty Smith of Warsaw,
brother of the groom;
Kenneth Grady of Mount
Olive and Glenn Grady of
Kenansville. brothers of the
bride; j.W. Vinson of Faison
and David Rouse of Ashe
ville.
Mrs. Erlene Bryan, cousin
of the bride, directed the
wedding. Miss Suzanne
Weaver presided at the
register. David and Andrew
?yan, nephews of the bride,
distributed rice bags.
The bride is a 1981 honor
graduate of Southern Wayne
Senior High School and a
1983 graduate of Wayne
Community College, where
she received an Associate of
Applied Science degree in
the executive secretary field
and was a member of Phi
*nieta Kappa, national honor
fljpciety,
The groom, a 1979 gradu
ate of James Kenan High
School, attended James
Sprunt Technical College and
U now serving in the U.S.
Coast Guard, stationed at
Cape May, N.J.
^After a wedding trip to
Charleston, S.C., the couple
will reside in North Cape
May. N.J.
? 1
Reception
Immediately following the
ceremony, the bride's
parents entertained at a
reception in the fellowship
hall. Guests were greeted by
Mr. and Mrs. James L.
Sasser. After the bride and
groom cut the first slice of
the wedding cake, aunts of
the bride completed the ser
ving. Refreshments included
punch, nutty fingers, cheese
stars, nuts and chicken salad
sandwiches.
After-Rehearsal Party
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Smith,
parents of the groom, enter
tained the wedding party and
relatives and friends at a
party at their home in
Warsaw, where they danced
to beach music after the
rehearsal. The couple chose
this time to present gifts to
their attendants,
Showers
A floating miscellaneous
shower was held for the bride
on June 4 at Falling Creek
Baptist Church. The ladies of
the Pearl Parker Class were
the hostesses.
One June 11, aunts of the
bride hosted a miscellaneous
shower in the home of Mrs.
Glennie Overman. Other
hostesses were Mrs. Ruby
Creech and Mrs. Annie
Jackson.
On June 23, friends of the
bride gave a lingerie shower
in the home of Mrs. Lynette
Howell. Other hostesses
were Mrs. Rita Stuart and
Miss Mollie Graham.
On June 29, friends of the
groom hosted a miscel
laneous floating shower in
the Fireside Room of the
Warsaw United Methodist
Church. The shower was
given by Mrs. Ghaynelle
Garner, Mrs. Wilma
Herring, Mrs. Johnnye
i Hunter, Mrs. Bert Ray, Mrs.
i Marguerite West. Mrs.
i Edith Costin, Mrs. Marjorie
? Johnson, Mrs. Colleen
Martin and Mrs. Doris
Strickland.
Beulaville
News
Bobby Jones and his sister
Tonya and Rita Heath were
in Virginia and toured the
Busch Gardens during the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Mc
Glothin and grandchildren of
Portsmouth, Va. spent the
weekend with Mrs. E.P.
Thigpen.
Mrs. Russell Lanier of
Wrightsville Beach spent
several days during the past
week at their home here.
Susan Oxley made a busi
ness trip to Goldsboro
Thursday.
Adelle Matthews is home
after visiting with Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Batts in Albany,
G*
Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Bostic
? honored Joel Kennedy on his
birthday with a dinner party
on Friday. They were joined
by other relatives.
Levi Sanderson and Mel
vin Sanderson fished at Top
sail during the past week.
Mrs. Richard Bostic took
their granddaughter home to
the Spivey Corner area.
Rev. E.J. Hines of Jack
son ville visited the Beulaville
Baptist Church Sunday. Rev.
Paul Munn filled the pulpit in
the absence of Rev. Foushee
Sunday morning.
Rev. and Mrs. Garland
Foushee spent the weekend
in Sanford with his mother.
Mr. and Mrs. William
Edward Brown and Jessica of
Greenville visited Mr. and
Mrs. J. Macon Brown and
Mrs. P.E. Thigpen over the
weekend.
Mrs. Howard Cottle is a
surgical patient in Lenoir
Memorial in Kinston.
Betty Bostic is also in
Lettoir Memorial.
Cicero Lanier is a patient
in Onslow Memorial Hospital
in Jacksonville.
Hope Whaley is a patient
in Pitt Memorial in Green
ville where tests are being
run. She is the grand
daughter of Rev. and Mrs.
Ralph Kennedy and the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Ronnie Whaley.
Gardner Edwards Family
Reunion
The Gardner Edwards
family reunion will be held at
Fountaintown Community
Building on Sunday, Aug. 7. 1
The dinner will be at 1 p.m.
Family relatives, friends and 1
guests are invited. Bring a
picnic lunch and tea. 1
Invitational Tennis Tournament
The third annual Wallace
Invitational Tennis Tourna
ment will be held August
19-21 at the Clement Park
Tennis Courts, The event is
being co-sponsored by the
CARD OF THANKS
Words cannot express the
appreciation that we feel
towards our relatives, friends
and neighbors during the
loss of my beloved husband.
I wish to express my grati
tude to Rev. Jack Dawsey for
his words of comfort. Special
thanks to Potter's Hill Ad
vent Christian Church, Sand
Hill Church and Sandy Plain,
and to anyone else who
helped to bring and serve the
wonderful food.
Also I would like to thank
the Beulaville Rescue, Dr.
C.L. Quinn and the Emer
gency Room at DGH, and
anyone else for their care and
concern at the time of his
death.
May God bless each of you
for your cards, calls, flowers,
visits, and most of all for
your prayers and expressions
of concern during our be
reavement.
The Family of
Sidney J. Kennedy
Sporting Goods of Wallace.
Events include men's and
women's singles and doubles
and mixed doubles. There
will be a consolation singles
for first-round losers. Entry
deadline is Aug. 11 and must
Wallace Parks and Recrea
be received by 5 p.m. at the
Parks and Recreation de
partment office.
Entry fee is $6 for singles
and $5 per person for
doubles. Entry blanks may
be obtained from the P&R or
Pro-Am Sporting Goods. For
more information, call
Futral-Brinson
United
Glonda Lenore Brinson
and Shannon Myles Futral
exchanged their wedding
vows at six o'clock in a
Saturday afternoon garden
ceremony at the home of the
bride's parents. The Rev
erend Edward Neal. pastor of
the Potters Hill Advent
Christian Church, officiated
at the double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and" Mrs. James W.
Brinson of Route 1, Beula
.ville. The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Futral of
Route 1, Pink Hifl.
A program" of prenuptial
music was rendered by Ciarla
Casteen, pianist. Doris Sand
lin, cousin of the bride, sang
"The Wedding Song" and
"The Wedding Prayer."
The bride was escorted to
the altar by her father and
given in marriage bv her
parents. She wore a floor
length gown of white qiana
featuring a high neckline.
The flowing skirt was tiered
with ruffles. The waist was
accented with a sash of white
satin. A finger-tip two
tiered veil fell from a crown
of white silk flowers. She
carried a cascade bouquet of
white, yellow and blue silk
flowers.
Marsha Hatcher of Raleigh
was matron of honor. Brides
maids were ;Myra Langdon
and Melita Butler, both of
Raleigh. They wore floor
length gowns of blue poly
ester. They carried nosegays
of white, yellow and blue silk
flowers. Lesley Hatcher was
the flowergirl. She wore a
floor-length gown of white
trimmed in blue and carried
a basket of white, yellow and
blue silk flowers.
The bridegroom wore a
dark gray tuxedo with a
yellow carnation bouton
niere. His father served as
best man. Ushers were
Jimmy Brinson, brother of
the bride, Donny Langdon
and Terry Hatcher of Ra
leigh. The best man and
ushers wore attire similar to
the groom's.
The mother of the bride
wore a gown of mauve poly
ester. The mother of the
groom wore an aqua gown.
They wore corsages of white
carnations.
The wedding was directed
by Angie Miller of Beula
ville. Martha Parker, cousin
of the bride, attended the
register.
Reception
Following the ceremony, a
reception was hosted by the
bride's parents, Pat Riley,
friend of the bride, served
the three-tiered wedding
cake. Sue Lanier, also a
friend of the bride, poured
punch from a silver punch
bowl. Other refreshments
consisted of miniature ham
biscuits, nuts, pennies from
heaven and mints.
Rehearsal Dinner
A rehearsal dinner was
given by the bridegroom's
family immediately after the
rehearsal on Friday night.
The bride and groom chose
this time to present gifts to
their attendants.
Prenuptial Showers
A floating miscellaneous
shower was given in honor
of the couple at the home of
the bride's parents on June
18. The couple received
many nice and useful gifts.
The bride-elect was
honored with a lingerie
shower at the home of Doris
Sandlin of Beulaville on July
17. She received many pretty
and useful gifts.
To make a one-pound honeycomb, bees must draw nectar from about two million flowers.
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