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To Wed March 3
Mr. and Mrs. Herman E. Joyce of Long Beach and Fred >V. Bur
chant of Long Beach have announced the forthcoming marriage
of their daughter, Rebecca Viola Burcham, to Brent James Var
num, son of Mr. and Mrs. Billy Varnam of Holden Beach. The
wedding will be Sunday, March J, at 3 p.m. in Gospel Center
Baptist Church, Varnamtown. A reception will follow at Betty's
Waterfront Restaurant, Holden Beach. Friends and relatives of
the couple are invited.
Births Are Announced
McLean
Michacl Villicrs and Jill McLean
of Route 4, Calabash, have an
nounced ihc birih of a son, William
Dean McLean, Feb. 15 at The
Brunswick Hospital, Supply.
Bom at 9:48 a.m., William
weighed 6 pounds, 8 ounces and
was 19 1/2 inches long. He has one
sister, LaTasha McLcan.
Clogging Council
Sets March Party
The N.C. Clogging Council Inc.
will sponsor a "High On The Hog"
party Saturday, March 16, at 6 p.m.
in the National Guard Armory in
Wilmington.
There will be exhibitions, request
dances, a workshop and competi
tion. Hosts for the party will be the
Brunswick County Cloggers, Col
umbus County Cloggers and Azalea
Coast Cloggers.
The event is open to the general
public as well as to cloggers.
Council members will be admit
ted free, and admission for non
members will be S3. The cost for
entering the solo competition will
be S5, and the cost for couples will
bcSlO.
Memberships will be sold at the
door for S10 each. Refreshments al
so will be sold.
For more information, call N.C.
Clogging Council Vice President
Jimmy Watson in Leland, 371-6291,
or Debbie Thompson of Ash, 754
5533.
Lovt 'Mickey, Hobby, Charles & "David
Grandparents arc Mr. and Mrs.
R.E. McLcan of Calabash and Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Jacobs of Pembroke.
Great-grandparents arc Janice Bo
vay of Clearwater, Fla., and Frances
McLean of Watcrtown, N.Y.
Evans
Richard H. and Kathleen Evans
of Route 3, Shallouc, have an
nounced the birth of a child, Dakota
Coveington Evans, Feb. 12 at The
Brunswick Hospital. Supply.
Born at 1:40 a.m., Dakota weigh
ed 9 pounds, 9 1/2 ounces and was
22 inches long. Dakota has a broth
er, Richard Gavin Evans.
Grandparents arc Wilton and
Zola Woods of Seaside and Harold
and Darnclla Evans of Shallotte.
Ethal Hcwctt of Shallotte is the
great-grandmother.
Birthdays And Anniversaries
Thursday, February 21
Dallas Taylor Bolton, Matthew
Adam Hewett, Martin Earwood,
Annette Odom, Ron Cooper, Shan
non Norris, Suzanna Norris, Sandra
Benton; Tim and Kim Carter, Jerry
and Janice Hargis.
Friday. February 22
Todd A. Williams, Shirley Stove
ken, Ruth Crosby, Dr. George Blan
chard, Steven C. Cox, Leah Long,
Frank Elliott, James Bums, Emily
Kole Long, Don Covil, Rae S. Cox,
Angie Smith.
Saturday, February 23
Xavier Jenrette, Jeremy Horn,
Darrel Watson, Gladys Russ, Dr.
Ray Williamson; Glenn and Susan
Bennett, David and Sheila Jester.
Sunday, February 24
Amy Suggs, Leigh Whitfield; Mr.
and Mrs. J.B. Smith, Mr. and Mrs.
Anthony S. Carr.
Monday, February 25
Marilyn Tripp, Allison Keill.
Tuesday, February 26
Diane Davis, Johnny Singletary,
Marilyn Swain, Caroline Spoils,
Wilton Harrelson; Kenneth and
Sarah (Inman) PrilL
Wednesday, February 27
Mendal Watts Jr. Michael Russ .
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Wilson, Taylor Marry In Southport
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Thomas Taylor Jr. were married
Feb. 16 at 5 p.m. in Trinity United
Methodist Church, Soulhport.
The Rev. P.D. Midgett performed
the double-ring ccrcmony. Co-direc
lors were Laura Roberts of Charlot
te and Dot Kelly of Yaupon Beach.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Larry Wilson of
Soulhport. The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Pete Taylor of Monroe.
Given in marriage by her parents
and escorted by her father, the bride
wore a formal gown of ivory taffeta.
The long-sleeved bodice was adorn
ed with Venisc lace and accented
with pearls and iridescent sequins.
The skirt held a rounded pcplum
and chapel train, which was also
adorned with Venisc lace accented
with pearls and iridescent sequins.
The bride chose a cathedral -length
veil of silk illusion with a band of
pearls and iridescent beads, detailed
with malinc leave sprays and lily of
the valley framing her face.
She carried a cascading bouquet
of Royal Delight roses, rosseria as
tromcria, white frccsia, stcphanotis
and ivory lace ribbons.
The bride chose her sister, Robin
Wilson of Soulhport, as her maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were Nancy
Clark of Charlotte, Kimbcrly Jcmi
gan of Middlctown, Conn., and
I-csa Caster of Southpcrt. Kellan
Roberts of Charlotte was a junior
bridesmaid. Robin Harris and Re
becca Crews, both of Suihport, were
honorary bridesmaids.
Attendants wore ruby red vel
veteen two-piece suits created by
Diane Justice of Soulhport with
floor-length straight skirts. The
jackets, fastened with pearl drop
buttons, had pcplums adorned with
ivory lace. They carried bouquets of
Rucbcn lilies, miniature carnations,
rosseria astromcria and tree ferns
tied with ivory lace ribbons.
Rriltnny Phc.slnul nf 1 iltlr River.
S.C., served as flower girl. She was
attired in a long-sleeved tea-length
gown with a bodice of ruby red vel
veteen and full skirt of ivory taffeta
overlaid with ivory lace.
She carried an ivory lace basket
with rosseria astromcria, babies'
breath and miniature carnations.
Brian Pierce of Ash was ring
bearer.
Artii&iiar
MRS. OLIN THOMAS TAYLOR JR.
...Nancy Angela Wilson
The groom's father, Pete Taylor,
served as best man. Groomsmen
were Todd Clark and Allen Roberts,
both of Charlotte, and Walter Spen
cer of Southport.
Music was presented by Pam
Curnbec, pianist; Lori Wagoner, vio
linist; with vocals by Ashley Sum
merlin.
Following the ceremony a recep
tion was held at the Southport Com
munity Building. Sylvia Butter
worth of Southport greeted guesLs
and Michelle Gurganus of Calabash
presided at the guest register. Patsy
Pricc of Calabash served punch and
Tcrri Garrison of Charlotte served
cake. Starlite Entertainment of Wil
mington provided music.
Following a honeymoon trip to
Orlando, Fla., the ncwlywcds will
reside in Southporl.
The bride is a graduate of the
University of North Carolina at Wil
mington and is employed by United
Carolina Bank in Soulhport.
The groom is a graduate of South
Brunswick High School and is em
ployed at the CP&L biology lab.
Pre- Wedding Activities
Prior to the wedding the groom's
parents entertained the wedding par
ty and out of town guests at the
Sandfiddler Restaurant in Soulhport.
The bride was honored by two
wedding showers. One in Charlotte
was hosted by the groom's family.
The other, in Soulhport, was hosted
by her mother's family.
Arts Festival Reset
To Friday, March 8
The fifth animal Black Aris Festi
val has been rescheduled from Feb.
15 to Friday, March 8, at 7:30 p.m.
at Brunswick Community College
(BCC).
The program was canceled due to
inclement weather in counties where
performers were traveling from.
The festival will feature dramatic,
musical and dance. The featured
guest artist will be Pamela Rcid,
Visiting Artist at Southeastern Com
munity College and former BCC
Visiting Artist and founder of the
festival.
Festival Coordinator Joycc Hcw
ett said that all of the artists origi
nally slated to participate will be
performing on March 8.
The festival, which will be held
in BCC's Student Center, is spon
sored by the college and the Bruns
wick Arts Council.
Wedding Announced
Alton and Doris Walters of Rac
ford have announced the marriage
of their daughter, Melissa Kay Wal
ters, to James Earl Clemmons Jr.
Clcmmons is the son of James
and Jerry Clcmmons of Supply.
Their wedding took place Friday,
Feb. 8, in Conway, S.C.
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