Couple
Andria Kate White of Dudley and i
Max Rich Jr. of Goldsboro were mar- f
ried 3 p.m. Saturday, Feb. 9, in a t
candlelight ceremony at Love
Memorial Baptist Church.
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The Rev. Bobbie Belcher officiated (
at the double-ring ceremony, which <
included iiie lighting of the unity can- |
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Wedding music was provided hv
Mrs. Betty Jackson, organist; Miss
Betty Carole Jackson, pianist; and
Miss Scottie Gainey and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill White, vocalists.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Ann White of Dudley and the late
Rev. John W. White. She is the granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Herman L.
White of Ash and Mrs. Erma Pigott
of Shallotte. Mr. and Mrs. Max Rich
Sr. of Goldsboro are the parents of
the groom.
Escorted by her brother and given
in marriage by her mother, the bride
wore a formal gown of white taffeta.
Medallions of beaded lace accented
the elongated, fitted bodice, which
featured a sweetheart neckline with
a V-shaped ruffle edged in lace. The
single A-line skirt extended into a
chapel train ending with a ruffle of
lace.
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Her tuil-iciitii veil of bridal illusion,
bordered with lace, was attached to a
cap of lace enhanced with pearls. She
carried her mother's wedding Bible
topped with a cascade of red and
Long Bd}
I-ong Bay Garden Club members
have elected Diane Baxley as their
president for the coming year.
Elections were held at the club's
February 21 meeting at the home of
Jamie Ward in Shallotte.
Also elected were Frances
Gravatt, first vice-president;
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West Insti
Instructors Faye Bellamy and
Virginia Winfree of West Brunswick
High School recently attended the
Atlantic Const Business and
Distributive Education conference
held Feb. 22-23 at the Sheraton Inn in
Greenville.
Sponsored annually by the
Business Education and Administrative
Services Department of
the School of Technology, East
Carolina University, the conference
is designed to help improve Inotruc
tion methods and increase ihe learning
attained by business students.
"Strategies for Excellence" was
Ihe conference theme, with emphasis
on the roles of electronic information
systems and microcomputers.
On Duty Iri Sinai
Pic. Steven A Biszmaier, son of
Barbara J. Biszmaier of Wilmington
and Kenneth A. Biszmaier of Leland,
is a member of the 82nd Airborne
Division at Fort Bragg. Aji infantryman,
he is participating in the
muiunauonai peaceseepinK iutct
ami observers l MFO) as the primary
U.S. military presence on the Sinai
Penisuia, operating checkpoints and
patrolling.
The independent MFO was
established as a result d the 1979
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;reenery accented with petite lace
ied in love knots.
Miss Meredith White of Dudley was
ler sister's maid of honor. Also attending
the bride were Mrs. Glenua
White of Wilmington, sister-in-law of
the bride, and Mrs. Jeannie
Willoughby and Mrs. Debbie Butcher
of Goldsbcro, sisters of the groom.
Flower girl was Janeen Butcher,
niece of the groom. Chuck King,
nephew of the groom, was ring
bearer.
Sprinas Harm
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Two brief programs and a cookie
exchange highlighted tne Feb. is
meeting of the Boiling Spring i.akes
Homemakers Club.
Thelma Dunn spoke briefly on
"How to Have a Retter Ra7aar" and
Edith Ogden gave a program on "Antique
Handwork."
Ed Stanley talked briefly about
plans to reorganize a chapter of the
American Red Cross in Brunswick
County.
Members presented MaryRichardson
the book, "Today Is
Mine," in recognition of her selection
as Woman of the Year by the club.
President Theima Dunn called the
meeting to order after the social
period, which featured an exchange
of homemade cookies by several
members.
/ Elects New
Frances Williams, second vicepresident;
Marilyn Dowless,
secretary; and Carole Harris,
treasurer.
The club will plant flowering plum
trees at the West Brunswick library
on Tuesday, March 19, in celebration
of Arbor Week. Also, further plans
for landscaping at the library were
PEOPLE IN THE NEWS
-uctors Attend C
Egyptian-Israeli peace treaty.
Mario we Promoted
Timmy M. Marlowe, son of
Carolyn H. Marlowe of Route 2, Supply,
has been promoted in the U.S. Air
Force to the rank of senior airman.
The 1980 West Brunswick High
School graduate is a munitions
systems specialist at Seymour
Johnson Air Force Base near
rinldstmrn with the 4th EouiDment
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Tracy Roycroft of Shallotte is a
fourth place winner
in tlie For
Faces Only
"Great Faces of
Summer" contest
sponsored by
Coimopollton LI
magazine in conjunction
with a
national
cosmetics firm
She received a tote bag and selection
oi cosmetics.
Judging was based on a series of 8"
by 10" photographs. Miss Roycroft's
portfolio was prepared by Brunswick
Studio.
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& Thread
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Milton Butcher of Goldsboro,
brother-in-law of the groom, was best
man. Ushers were Stan White of
Dudley and Bill White of Wilmington,
brothers of the bride, and Jim
Willoughby of Goldsboro, brother-inlaw
of the groom.
At the conclusion of the ceremony,
the newly weds presented roses to
their mothers.
The wedding was directed by Mrs.
Ixm EUen White of Supply, aunt of
the bride. Mrs. Portia Brown,
longtime friend of the bride, presided
^makers Met
Margaret Domler game the devotion,
"One Set of Footprints," Mary
Richardson gave the secretary's
report and Theima Dunn announced
a March 4 cultural arts contest for
county homemakers.
Other upcoming events include an
area meeting at Bolivia in March and
the Boiling Spring Lakes Fair March
16-17, for which club members are
planning a bake sale.
The club welcomed Mary Bellows
as a new member and closed with the
collect for club women.
In attendance were Margaret
Domler, Tiieima Dunn, Eva Hall,
Elizabeth Presley, Mary Richardson,
Imogene Ross, Elizabeth Steil,
Mary Bellows, Mabel Koehlc-r and
Edith Ogden.
Officers
discussed.
Member Alice Robinson presented
an interesting program on birds. She
also gave out bluebird houses to
members who had ordered them.
Vickie Jones, president, conducted
the meeting. Frances Williams
assisted the hostess with
refreshments.
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Conference
Graduates
Pvt. Geraldine Stubbcrt graduatec
from basic train- - ?
ing at Fori
Jackson in Col- 3
umbia, S.C., last I
week. She will R
now report to
Fort Sam
Houston in San
Antonio. Texas
lng. She is the daughter of Will and Jt
Ann Stubbert of Sunset Beach and a
1983 graduate of Freedom Higf
School in Morganton.
Mrs. Harper Honored
For the second consecutive year
Mrs Margaret Taylor Harper o
Southport has been nominated as oni
of the state's oustanding womei
leaders.
She will be one of 41 nominee:
honored at a March 22 banquet ii
Raleigh at which five women will b<
presented the Distinguished Womei
of North Carolina Award by Gov
James G. Martin.
The event is sponsored by the N.C
Council on the Status of Women am
is held in conjunction with Women'
History Month In March.
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at the guest register. Programs were
distributed by Gerry Wilson, friend
of the groom.
Following a wedding trip, the couple
will reside in Dover, Del., where
the groom is stationed with the U.S.
Air Foro?
Immediately following the
ceremony, the bride's mother entertained
with a reception in the church
fellowship hall. Mrs. Edna Moore,
friend of the bride, coordinated the
event.
Mrs. Peggy Strickland of Wilmington
served the four-tiered cake.
Punch was served by Miss Allison
Best of Grantham and Mrs. Grctchen
Broom of Satellite Beach, Fla. Other
hostesses were Mrs. Ruby Pnte, Mrs.
Kay Fortner, Mrs. Erlene Bryan and
Mrs. Ida Claypool. Mrs. Jean Cox
and Mrs. Doris Jernigan assisted
with decorations.
Two friends of the bride, Miss Faye
Keen of Grantham and Mrs. Portia
Brown of Goldsboro, distributed rice
bags.
Following a Feb. 8 rehearsal, the
Birthdays And
Anniversaries
Thursday, Feb. 28
Jill E. Frink, Odessa Usher, J.
Frank Williamson, Stanton Brown,
Ryan Cooper, Jimmy C. Register,
Phyllis Kuhnemann, Gary Galloway,
Gene Winfree; Mr. and Mrs. David
Moore.
Feb. 29
IjiSaile Hankins, Jr.
Friday, March 1
Carolyn Smigiel, Mary Samllin
Bonita Phelps, Sophie Russ, Davie
Milligan, Meredith Arnold, Joiu
Truesdale II, Dwight Reeves; Mr
and Mrs. J. Harry White, Mr. am
1 Mrs. J.M. Parker.
Saturday. March 2
Talmadee Greeorv. Rotter Dali
Meadows, Bunny Nolan.
Sunday, March 3
Charlie R. Gray, Steve Kowlcr
Elizabeth hogalski; Mr. and Mn
J R. (Surge) Hrostun.
Monday, March 4
UeDOie seiicrs, Duruiiiy Simile
Ed Redwlne, Joel Gupton, l-eria Mn
' Gurganus, Karen Moshoures.
I Tuesday, March 5
(Tripp Kulucii, VV ray Klnjj
Margaret Somerset!, 1/niise l.udhui
Gail Russ, Judy Danford, Bcrkle
| White, Kemp Wilson; Dolpha an
| Icelean Bellamy.
Wednesday, March 6
Becky Clemmons, Chrlssy llewet
Neda Carter, Martha Stanlc)
DcVanc White, Bob Milligan, Knre
Branch, Dana Danyeiic Vaiimii
' Michelle Benton; Mr. and Mrs. Ton
' Hamilton.
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Parties
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White was given the morning of the
wedding in the home of Mrs. Virginia
Westbrook of Cloldsboro. Hostesses
were Mrs. l.ynda Brttt and Mrs.
Jeanette Brown of Ash and Mrs. I-ou
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The groom-eiecTs mother, Mrs.
Ma* Rich Sr., and sister, Mrs. Jeannic
Wllloughby, gave a Feb. 6 shower
for the couple.
Other parties for the bride-elect Included
a floating shower given Feb. 2
by Miss Scottle Gaincy and Miss
Allison Best, a miscellaneous shower
on Jan. 28 by Faith Sunday School
Class at lx>vc Memorial Church and
a miscellaneous shower Jan. 11 at
Calvary Baptist Church In Shallotte,
with the honorcc's grandmother,
Mrs. Krma Pigott, as hostess.
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