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Evans-Kennedy Exchange Vows On Sunday. August 28, 1983. at fjve o'clock in the afternoon. Jan Kennedy and Kent Qvans were united in marriage. The wedding took place in the Jester's Court at The Country 5quire, Kenangville. The candlelight Primitive Baptist Ceremony of Olde England, was per formed by Elder Jack Dawsey of Swansboro. Jan is the daughter of Mrs. Lois H. Kennedy of Pink Hill and the late Lloyd Kennedy. Kent is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Evans of Chinquapin. Jim Aycock of Fremont performed a program of wedding music. Soloists Danny Jenkins and Anne belle Bonh'am sang sqveral songs chosen by Jan and Kent. Jan was escorted to the altar by Benny H. Kennedy, brother of the bride, and given. in marriage by her mother and him. The bride wore a gown by Zurc of'Joelle. The designer gown featured a silhouette - dramatic asymmetric drop waist bodice. The. illusion embroidered yoke was ac cented with alencon lace and beaded pearls. The long fitted sleeves were also ac cented with lace and pearls and ended in a point at the wrist. Balancing the bodice, a side-drape chiffon skirt edged with satin ribbons was designed with a full circular chapel sweep. Jan's headpiece was a headband of pearls and silk rosettes Three, tiers of illusion dotted with pearls fell into cathedral length. Her bouquet was a dozen long-stemmed pink roses, tied with double-faced satin ribbon. Mrs. Barbara Quinn of Beul^ville, sister of the bride, served as matron of honor. Bridesmaids included Mrs. Linda Lanier of Beula ville, sister of the bride; Mrs. Kay Evans of B'eul^ville, Miss Lynn Standi of Greens boro, Miss Kelly Stallings of Wilmington, all friends of the bride. Each attendant wore a forma! all white tea-length gown of moire taffeta. Each attendant car ried a bouquet of long stemmed pink roses with pink satin ribbon. The flowergirls included Miss Brandy Kennedy, Miss Hollie Griffin, both of Beula .ville, and Miss Angelia Bat chelor of Chinquapin. They wore street-length dresses of white moire taffeta with pink satin cummerbunds and bows. John Ashley Lanier, nephew of the bride, secved as ringbearer, wearing a white^ linen Etor. suit with a pink ?ow tie. The father of the bride groom served as best man. Groomsmen included Bruce Evans of Wilmington. Woody Evans of Beul^ville, brothers of the groom, Andy Griffin of Beul^villc, and Wayne Lanier of Topsail Beach. All of the groomsmen wore a Yves Saint Laurent white double-breasted tux edo with black matching pants* accented with a 'pink cummerbund and bow-tie. The mothers of bo'th the bride and groom chose formal gowns of pink chiffon. Miss Becky Barbee and Miss Alison Albritton of Kinston, presided at the register The wedding was directed by Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Miller of Beul^ville. Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was given by the bride s mother in the Jester's Court. A menu of mid-day hors d' oeuvres were served Rehearsal Dinner Mr. and Mrs. Durwood Evans, parents of the groom, entertained the wedding party and friends at a sit down dinner at the Hall^ville Presbyterian Church. Prenuptia! Courtesies A miscellaneous shower was given for the bridal couple on August 13 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Mickey Quinn in Beulqville. The bride was given a lingerie shower August 24 at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Leroy Kennedy. Assisting were Mrs. Kay Evans and Mrs. LouAnn Evans. A bridal luncheon at The Country Squire in Kenan^ville was given for the bride on August 26th by Mr. and Mrs. John P. Lanier, sister of the bride. On Saturday. August 27, a cocktail party was given for the bridal party at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Griffin of Beulaville. Birth Announcement Mr. and Mrs. Lethco Wrenn of Warsaw, announce the birth of thejt son. Matthew Kevin Powell Wrenn on September 9, 1983, at Duplin General Hospital. Mrs. Wrenn is the former Kathryn Powell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Adin Powell of Warsaw. The paternal grandmother _ is Mrs. Jean Wrenn of Fuquay Varina. 1 For pure velvet eyes.. The Rich American Velvets V Create smoky, W smoldering f eyes and a million-dollar look for your fall fashion image. Lush Silky Shadows in Wall Street Ureige and High Button Blue are $6.00 ea. Smooth-as-velvet Trimline Eye Pencils in Black Olive and Black Sapphire are $6.00 ea. Come in and trv them. meRLG noRmon l h?- Place for the Custom Face? Mt. Olive Open 9:30 - 5:30 Phone 638-5255 70 x 14 Fleetwood 3 Bedroom, 2 Baths Plywood Floors & Counter Tops, Sheetrock Walls, A-Roof, Ceiling Fan, Wood Grain Siding, Western Furniture Delivered, Set Up According To County Specifications?No Wiring *15. 900 We Take Trade-Ins The Home You Now Live In , Cars, Trucks Or Furniture The Outlaw s Are Ready To Trade Now ; ' Outlaw Mobile Homes Business 117 Phone 658-6636 Mount Olive u 19th Hole Duplin Pro Rick Green re ports club championship un i derway with some 7b parti cipating in the annual event. Defending champ Buster Johnson will be back to defend his title- In the cham pionship flight matches that have been playing _ in the ? scorching heat were Ed Rector upending Ike Riddick, Roy Barwick upset by- Her man Kight, Frank Huffman falling to Ron Batts, Buster Johnson edging Fisher Carl ton and the upset of Lloyd Parker over Hugh Carlton. Colon Quinn beat Brian Ellenberg in the second flight and Dan Holtom downed Jim Stocker, Ronnie Robertson outlasted Bobby Batts and Carl Price kept it out of the brush heap to knock Mickey Benton out of the second. I/>nnte Hedrick. topk the cement away from Tiny Carr, EJvis Bostic beat Jack Hill while Sonny Kitchin bumped George Penney. Other matches saw Mark Vinson shortchanging Frank Moore, while Jim Hardin banded J.C. Page the tator. ????? Down at Rockfish Country Club of Wallace. Pro Jim Finch's members are shoot ing it out in their cham pionship in the heated last summer sun. Bobby Mat thews upset defending champ Jim Russ while Buddy Pope and Doug Hazelgrove do battle along with Billy Harrell tangling with fvey I Jones. Big round in the_ first flight Leon Wells, a former RCC champ, downed Don Vest. I t ???*? I Pro Finch reports former RCC Pro Gene Briggs was low pro in the Lady-Pro tourney held at Rockfish recently with a 65. Briggs' team of Ann Russ, Linda Briggs and Martha VViggs was low net team with'a 57. Other winning pros included Jerry McGraw (71) and Ronnie Parker(72). Lakewood Country Club has scheduled their Member Member tourney Saturday and Sunday, Sept. 17 & 18. Entry fee of $25 includes carts, dinner and dance. ????? The Ladies Sandtrapapers League will be going to Carolina Sands at White Lake Tuesday, Sept. 27. The Sandtrappers have sche duled a two-day golf tourna ment Oct. 3 & 4 at Rock Creek CC down below Rich lands. Entry fee of' $16 includes cart and luncheon. ***** Fore. Anthony J. Mure, md.fa.ca i announces the opening of an additional office for the practice of ' General Surgery at 400 Cooper Drive Clinton. 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