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Tom Met trow, coordinntor of the
Urnmswick Internnency Project for
the lliiiuhciippeil. will foe the truest
MDeoker ill tite (lololuish I jwliou
Auxiliary meeting cm Thursday, Nov.
H. at II p in.
On Snliirduy, Nov. 16, the club will
Birthdays And
Thursday, Nov. 7
Joe TcinpU', Neil lloldrn, Ketta
Kennedy, Hetty Siiiipson, Hrendn
Kegister, Mary I'olts, Donna (iurner,
Janice Hingis; Mr and Mrs. Delbert
Stanley, Mr. and Mrs Mike Potts.
Friday, Nov. H
Christopher Wade Orrock, DeWayne
HarulnU, tturry Pope. Dean
Carroll, Kenneth Owens, Bun
Stanley, James U'o Johnson III,
Itobert Derek Ding, IX-bble Fnr.ekiis
Saturday, Nov. 9
Hose Cole, Knitly Truesdale, Millie
Jean Mtllignn. Mark Kennedy, Mary
Crawfords
Have A Son
John and Carol Crawford of
Sludlotte have annoiineed the birth of
a son. Dajuan Antonio, on Friday,
(hi 2I>. at 9:59 a.in at Brunswick
Hospital in Supply
Antonio weighed seven |ioui)<ts,
nine ounces.
Ills grund|urcnts are Simon and
Wtlhclitilnii Stanley of Sludlotte and
Henry and Beatrice F.dgc of Utile
Itiver, S.C. He luis a sister, Ittuncn
Stanley, B
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Elizabeth Cole
idress Lady Eiks
hold ii craft and bake sale at the
l(?h;e from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m.
The lodjje will open on Friday, Nov.
15, from III a.m. to 2 p.m. and on
Saturday, Nov. lf>, from II a.m. to 10
a.m. for receipt of craft and baked
Kood donations.
Anniversaries
Kinenido, Cenrette Drown; Mr and
Mrs. Junior Cheers.
Sunday, Nov. 10
Michael (,'aison, Mark Creer,
Horace Heaves, Ann Maree, Samtnic
l.ynn Prink; Mr. and Mrs. Anson
l.udlmn
Miiuday, Nov. 11
UUUm lie well. Urn Kllcn While,
Hotter Hcwett; Mr and Mrs. Junior
While, Mr. und Mrs. Steve Drown.
Tuesday, Nov. 12
Tarn Sminicl, Annie 1-ontt, Kerri
Darbee, Sue Heeves, Thoinns Hill.
Slanley Huss, Kelly Williams
Wednesday, Nov. 13
Misty Calloway, Whitney Hox,
Julia Carter, Wayne Smith, Kreeuuin
llunklns, Cluiscn McCall.
North Brunswick
Plans Open House
North Hrunswlck High School will
hold ojH'ti house Tuesday, Nov 12.
from 3 p.m. to 7 p.m.
Parents and (uitrons are Invited
uiviiu win nave mi opportunity 10
meet their child's teachers an;! to
make an appointment (or a later conference
if desired
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Elizabeth Marie Cole and William
Waird Pritt v/crs insrri^d S2turdsv
Nov. 2, at the Chapel By The Sea at
Holden Beach.
Rev. Jack Robinson officiated the 2
p.m. ceremony. Mrs. Kemp R.
Holden, pianist, provided the wedding
music. The chapel sanctuary
was decorated with palms and an archway
candlelabrum. Receiving
guests at the church was Mrs. Martin
Feldt.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James L. Coie of Hoitien
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Plans Wedding
Mr and Mrs. Forrnl W. Faulk Jr. of
Grretilboro have announced the
engagement and forthcoming marriage
of their daughter. Sara Anita,
to Harold I. Kstep of llolden Beach.
The couple plans a Nov. 30 wedding
at Suhtiath Home Baptist Church
near llolden Bench.
Historical Society
Schedules Meeting
The Brunswick County Historical
Society will have Its regular quarterly
mectine Monday Nov 11 at 7 VI
p.m. In the Brunsvrirk Technical Colloco
Administration Building at SupPb
The program will be presented by
the Sons of Confederate Veterans in
honor of all veterans who served the
country
C.uests are welcome to the program
aivl are invited to membership
in the Society, according to its president
J M H olden
Professional
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SHALLOTTE
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Beach and the granddaughter of the
bte Dr. and Mrs R H Hnlden of
Shallotte and Holden Beach.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William H. Garman of Carolina
Shores near Calabash.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a floor-length gown of
candelight taffeta and tulle, accented
with lace and seed pearls, f ler fingertip
veil was of matching lace.
She carried a bouquet of Ruben
lilies centered with a yellow rose.
the "oritic S Miiiri iirlan, Mrs.
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Randolph Baby
Is A Daughter
Barbara Bundolpli and Willie
Jackson Jr. have announced the birth
ot a daughter, I aura l.ynette Randolph.
on Saturday, <M. 26, at
Brunswick Hospital in Supply.
Born at 12:50 p.m., the baby weighed
seven pounds, 5'? ounces.
Her grandparents are Ijndell and
Dreamer Randolph of Bolivia, Peggy
Vines of Bolivia and Willie and Maggie
Jackson of Soutliport
Holden Seniors
Meet Nov. 11
Holden Beach Senior Citizens will
hold their monthly meeting on Monday,
Nov. 11, at " p.m. at the TnBeach
Volunteer Fire Department.
Entertainment will be provided by
the King's Jesters.
Canned goods will be collected at
the meeting to send to Bolivui Home
Missions.
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James L. (Beth) Cole Jr., served as
her maid of honor. Also attending her
were Miss Renee Robbins, a niece of
the bride; and Mrs. Charles H. (Marcia)
Cole, a sister-in-law. Miss
Shelby Cole, a niece of the bride, was
flower girl.
The attendants were garbed identically
in tea-length gowns of magenta
taffeta and carried yellow roses.
The bride's mother wore a teal silk
dress with matching accessories and
a yellow rose corsage. The groom's
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Beth Virginia Gauldin of North
Myrtle Beach, S.C., and Walter
vaugnn bianaiana 01 l.iiue mver,
S.C., were married at noon Saturday,
Oct. 12, at Ocean View Baptist
Church in Myrtle Beach.
Rev. Preston Huntley officiated at
the ceremony.
i ne in uie is uie uauginer oi Mr.
and Mrs. Ned Merriman of Mebane.
The groom is the son of Dr. and Mrs.
Walter Stanaland of I jttle River.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white
Miiamist over matte taffeta featuring
a fitted bodice, accented with
Chantilly lace and seed pearls, laceboruc-red
skirt and cathcdrai train.
Her waltz length veil of imported silk
illusion was bordered with lace and
secured to a Juliet cap of lace and
seed pearls.
She carried a cascade of white
sweetheart roses centered with a red
rose.
Mary Gail Shaw of Wilmington was
maid of honor, and matron of honor
was Mrs. Daniel Merriman, sistcr-inlaw
of the bride. Bridesmaids were
Beth Davis of Burlington, Lisa Bass
of Wilson, Cindy Morgan of North
Myrtle Beach and Mrs. Harry
Thomas of Cherry Grove, S.C.
Scott Bedford of Dallas, Texas,
served as best man. Ushers were
Daniel Merriman, brother of the
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Following the ceremony, a reception
was held at the home of the
bride's parents on High Point Street,
Holden Beach. Mrs. J. Alan Holden
received guests. Mrs. R.A. Simpson;
Mrs. Jack R. Walter, an aunt of the
bride; Mrs. Robert Moise; Mrs. Mae
Smyth assisted ai the reception. An
aunt of the bride, Mrs. T.C. Cole, cut
the cake.
The couple will live in Shallotte on
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bride; Sal Constantino; Bill
Bellamy; Harry Thomas; and John
Thompson, cousin of the groom
Cayce Gauldin, niece of the bride,
was flower girl. The ringbearer was
William Thomas; the trainbearer,
Joshua Holley. Both are cousins of
the groom.
nil's. Hubert Thompson directed
the wedding, and guests were
registered by Sheila Page and Christy
Thompson.
Following the ceremony, a reception
was held at the Myrtle Beach
Yacht Club in Kittle River.
*The parents of the groom hosted a
rehearsal dinner Friday evening at
the Outrigger in North Myrtle Beach.
The bride is a graduate of Eastern
High School and the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill with a
B.S. degree in industrial relations.
She is a member of Alptia Chi Omega
Sorority and the Myrtle Beach
Bachelorette Club. She is employed
at Victoria's Kagpatch in Calabash.
The groom is a graduate of Duke
University, where he was a member
of the varsity cheerleading squad
and the skydiving team. He earned a
B.A. degree in economics and
geology. He is employed as a loan officer
with Security Mortgage Corp. in
Myrtle Beach.
The couple is residing at North
Myrtle Beach.
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