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Sutton - Rouse Wedding On October 28, 1983 at seven o'clock in the candle lit sanctuary of Dobson Chapel Baptist Church, Alison Rouse and Jay Sutton were united in marriage. Alison is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Ward Rouse of Route 2, Rose Hill. Jay is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy V. Sutton. RouteS. Clinton. The bride entered the church escorted by her father to the strains of "Joyful, Joyful We Adore Thee." She chose a tea-length dress of soft pearl gray and sheer silk organza bodice overlay fea turing a jewel neckline, long puffed thin tapered sleeves edged in re-embroidered lace. Her veil of tulle was attached to a small circlet of gray silk flowers and was edged with gray hand-tatted lace. She carried an arrange ment of long-stemmed white silk calla lilies tied with gray ribbons. Mrs. Sharon R. Smith of Warsaw served as her sister's matron of honor. She wore a sapphire blue south seas polyester silk dress featuring a square neckline, side-button waist with puffed elbow-length sleeves and a side-wrap skirt. Miss Jamie Eller of Raleigh and Mrs. Kathy Davis of Fremont were the bridesmaids and their dresses were like that of the honor attendant. They car ried long-stemmed calla lilies ties with sapphire ribbon. Groomsmen were Van Sutton of Favetteville and Gary Davis of Fremont. Billy V. Sutton served as his sun''' best man. Their attire was Mack tuxedos. The I" u's mother chose a street-length dress of south r silk ir. emerald green with gathered lace collar arid long sleeves. She wore an orchid corsage with emerald ribbon. The mother of the groom wore a street-length gown of green and rust stripes fea turing a waistline ruffle. On the altar an arch can delabra held burning tapers and an arrangement of calla lilies and greenery. Spiral candelabrum graced either side and floor arrangements of calla lilies completed the setting. Hurricane lamps de corated with magnolia leaves burned in each window. A program of traditional wedding music was presented by Mrs. Janet Register of Rose Hill. Soloist Mike Mozingo of Fayetteville sang "The Twelfth of Never." "The Wedding Song" and "The Lord's Prayer" with Mrs. Regis ter's piano music. Following the ceremony a reception was held in the church fellowship hall. Guests were served wedding cake, various finger foods and lime punch. The hall was decorated again with calla lilies and magnolia. The por trait table held the bride's portrait along with pictures of the bride and groom as small children. Goodbyes were said to Mr. and Mrs. Randy Harrell of Route 2, Rose Hill. The wedding was under the direction of Mrs. Etna Gray Bostic of Magnolia. Afteiv# wedding trip to the Washington, D.C. area, Mr. and Mrs. Sutton will be at home in Raleigh. Mr. Sutton is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chfl-.ei Hill and is an account executive with First Jersey Securities. The new Mrs. Sutton at tended Louisb"rg College and is employd at Miller & Rhoades. The rehearsal party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs. Billy V. Sutton at "The Country Squire." The entire wedding party was served steak and all the trimmings. On October 7, the Women of Dobson Chapel Church honored Alison Rouse and Jay Sutton with a miscel laneous shower of linens, china and other household items. Mr. and Mrs. V.H. .Rey nolds spent the weekend at Topsail Beach. Mrs. Ellis Vestal, accom panied by Mrs. Lillian Rouse, spent last weekend with the Paul Reynolds in Asheville. mw _ Miss An,nie Catherine Rhodes accompanied by Mesdames F 'u.nie Mc Gowan, Viola W. guinn and Edith Williams visited Mrs. Pearl McGowen in High smith-Rainey Hospital in Fayetteville Saturday. ? ? ? Kenansville News Eastern Star The regular bi-monthly meeting of Kenansville Chapter #215, Order of the Eastern Star, was held Tues day night. Due to the ab sence of 'he worthy matron and worthy patron, Sally B. Tyndall and J.B. Stroud served in the East. Joyce Williams was secretary pro tem. After the opening cere monv and business session, a friendship program was presented by Louise K. Boney. Halloween Party Mesdames Sheila McKay, Denie Garner and Katie Brown, who teach the pri mary. junior and senior high Sunday school classes at Grove Presbyterian Church, entertained their pupils at a Halloween party Sunday afternoon. They had as their special guests teachers and members of the nursery and kindergarten departments. The fellowship hall was decorated with yellow and orange paper streamers ana balloons. Games such as Bobbing for Apples, Pinning the Top on the Pumpkin, bursting balloons contest and musical chairs were fun for all. For refreshments, hot dogs, potato cnips, cup caices and candies were enjoyed. Personals Among the Duplinites who attended the Moore-Hale wedding in the Dunwiddie Chapel at Peace College in Raleigh last Saturday were: the Snodie Wilsons, Mae Spicer, Lorena Vestal, Cyn thia Potter and Emily Kil lette. The Ella Cooper Circle of the Kenansville Baptist Church had a birthday party for five of the residents at Guardian Care Nursing Home Friday. Mesdames Sally Tyndall, Wilma Pate, Rose Swain, Lorena Vestal and O.R. Bliz zard Sr. motored to Garner and took Mrs. Jackson out to lunch for her 85th birthday one day last week. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Jones visited her sister in Rich Square Sunday. Mrs. Robert Hollingsworth spent last week in Fayette ville with the Rudy Navidads. On Saturday Theo brought her home enroute to Green ville for homecoming at ECU. Mr. and Mrs. Albert Klemm and children spent the past weekend with rela tives in New Jersey and attended the wedding of a niece. Tuesday the following ladies attended the 13th Dis trict Retired School Person nel meeting in Wilmington: Sallie Ingram, Louise Mitchell and Mary Mullis. The Duplin County unit re ceived two "increased atten dance" awards. Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Pitt man and Tammy of Jackson ville visited Mrs. Viola W. Quinn on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Brin son accompanied friends to Nassau last week. nenansvnie Water Customers Kenansville water customers are asked to take notice that on Monday, Nov, 7 and Tuesday, Nov. 8, someone from the Insurance Services office of North Carolina will be in town performing some tests on the fire hydrants. These tests will probably cause your water to get muddy for a period of time. As far as we know, says Mary Anne Jen kins, town clerk, the water will stay on but will have a muddy appearance as a re sult of these tests. The purpose is for re rating the town possibly to get new insurance rates. The business or commerical es tablishments would realize the biggest savingk if the rate is changed. Standard fire policies probably would realize some decrease in premium. Your cooperation and un derstanding is appreciated, said Jenkins. Fine Film Series The Duplin County Arts Council and Branch Banking ? & Trust invite you to their Veteran's Day Fine Film Series at the Warsaw Baptist Church. The final film in the series will be "The Best Years of Our Lives starring James Stewart, Jean Arthur, Thomas Mitchell and Claude Rains. This is probably the greatest political comedy drama, with James Stewart as an idealistic, new senator who discovers the harshness of politics. (1939). It will be shown at 7 p.m. in Powell Hall on Thursday, Nov. 10. Refreshements will be served. Admission is 15 cents per person. Guardian Care Annual Fall Bazaar The residents of Guardian Care Nursing Home in Kenansville have been busy this past year preparing crafts for their annual fall bazaar. According to Julie Lane, activities director, the resi dents will enjoy showing their crafts off to you, so try to come by and see these crafts that the residents are so proud of. The bazaar will be held on Saturday, Nov. 5, from 10 a.m. until 3 p.m. at the nursing home. Crafts include baskets, change purses, leather wal lets. crocheted items, cork boards, Christmas orna ments, wooden planters, cakes, cookies and canned goods. Proceeds are put to use by the residents in the activity department. Make plans to attend and do some early Christmas shopping. Village Duplicate Bridge Club The Village Duplicate Bridge Club played its regu larly scheduled weekly game Oct. 24 at Brown's Res taurant in Kenansville. The winners were: First - Thelma Weatherly of Warsaw and Blanche Shipp of Clinton; Second * Pony Quinn and Morris Grady of Beulaville; Third ? Fran Beyer and Kay 0 Autry of Kenansville. Bridge players are invited to play duplicate bridge every Monday at 10 a.m. The club will play a quarterly championship game in November and have a special holiday game in December. JEANS ^ AND > DDESSES 20% off Free Gift Wrapping Lay Away Christmas wr: ALSO CADDY . . . Izod - Teenie Genie - Bryan - Jack Tar - Health Tex - Mini World - Her Majesty - Billie the Kid - Lee Jeans - Jane Copeland - and many others. Girls' Infant to Size 10. Boys' Infant to Size 7 Children's 716 South Main St. ylWCJ V/ L Open 10-5:30 Kenansvllle, N.C. Phone 296-1928 Across from Scotchman Owner - Sharon Patterson I Theresa's Special Sale 1 ? Ladies' I Dresses 20% TO i 50% off 1 Rack Wool Skirts A Beu>avllle Store Only 130% off Ladles' London Fog I Coats I 23% off I All Fall 6hoes A 9 West, Rocksport, SAS, 120% off W ? November 4 thru November 12 r All Sportswear and Sweaters 20% off , 1 Rack Blazers j9 Beulaville Store Only 50% off Chic and Corduroy // 6 Jeans $2 O.QO# jockey Underwear zOvo jfcpff Men's Dress Slacks, Sportcoats, Leather V Coats, Shirts, Ties, Sweaters, Belts, etc. A 20% offf Men's & Ladies' Ok Jeans 9 Jordache & Calvin Klein " *27.99 I Rocksports ? 25% ;volL_ Fraa | Christmas Gift Wrapping All Dress Freeman I Shoes 1/2 Price! All Florshelm Shoes BootsI 1/4 Off) IShadowlIno Robot, PJ? Corduroy _ and Slacks Gowns 20% off 20% off Men's London Fog & Dingo Boot* end A ~ Hushpuppies I 23% Off 25% ofT | I Theresa s Fashions I Bculavtllc Kenansvitle ( ? For The Woman On The Go... All types of pants to choose from I ? wool, poly- I ester, 1 denim & hopsack ? ] Sizes 4-20 2,000 J Blouses to choose from ;j Sizes 32-40 H EtfyeTa ? &l|0ppe IML N.CentefSt. Mount Olive 6M4I1> j Storewide Sale ^ On All Fabrics, Notions & CraftsJIJ Oct.. ZJ thru Mov.. 11 mmm 20% Discount On Sales * M 10% Discount On All Salesqfe I from miap Teans Fabric Shop Wain Street Beulavillt Tri-County E.M.C. 1983 ANNUAL MEETING ? ? ? ? ? Southern Wayne High School On U.S. Hwy. 117 Between Dudley & Mount Olive ? Saturday, Nov. 5 j 1:30 P.M. The Purpose Of This Meeting Will Be To Hpar The Reports Of Officers, Directors, And Committees; To Elect Five Directors Of The Trl-County Corporation, And Any Other Business Which May Come Before The Meeting, Or Any Adjournments Thereof. Registration: 12:30 to 1:30 P.M. * ? ??FREE DOLLARS ??? The First 100 Members Registering Will Receive A Dollar When They Register ? ? ? FREE DOOR PRIZES ? ? ? . (tite-Lights - Calenders - Pencils - Pens - Light Switch Plates $500?? In Cash Prizes There Will Be A Drawing For CASH PRIZES To Be Awarded As * Attendance Prizes J^ERY^REOISTERED MEMBEft HAS AN EQUAL CHANCE TO WIN)
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