MRS. HAROLD WALUiCE SPENCER
...Shelby Jeaneite Johnson
Johnson-Spencer Vows
Are Said In Wilminaton
Shelby Jeanette Johnson and
Harold Wallace Spencer Sr. were
married Saturday, June 26, at
Murray Mcmui iui Baptist Church in
Wilmington. The Rev. Dr. Allen
McKeithan officiated the double
ring ceremony.
Pianist and soloist was Rhonda
Benton of Calabash.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Sam T. Johnson of Raleigh
and the granddaughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Dallas McKeithan of
Ash and the late Mr. and Mrs. David
Johnson of Bolivia. The groom is
the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Halbert W. Spencer of Louisburg.
Given in marriage by her parents
and escorted by her father, the bride
wore a gown designed and made by
her mother. The peau de soie satin
gown featured a low-cut jewel neck
line. close-fitting shaped bodice,
dropped waistline and pouf sleeves.
The waistline had scalloped lace
edging and dropped into a flared
skirt with cathtJral-length train. The
bodice and skirt were trimmed with
seed pearls, irridescent sequins and
crystal bugle beads.
She wore a fingertip veil of bridal
illusion trimmed with roses, seed
pearls and pearl sprays, also made
by iici iiiuiiicr. She cumcu a cascade
bouquet of white and Sonya roses.
The bride chose her brother, Sam
Johnson of Raleigh, and a friend.
Terry W. Hollingswoth of
Wilmington, as her honor atten
dants. The bridemaias were Lynne
Spencer Stailings of Leland. Wendy
Spender and Phyllis Brown of
Wilmington and Karin Johnson of
Raleigh.
Rower girl was Amber Stailings
of Leland.
The groom chose his son, Harold
W. Spencer Jr. of Greensboro, as his
best man. Groomsmen were Jeff
Stailings of Leland, Mike Teleky of
Carolina Beach and Thomas Mabry
of Ash.
Joshua Stailings of Leland was
ring-bearer. Caleb Long of Ash was
Bible-bearer.
A reception in the church fellow
ship hall followed the ceremony.
After a honeymoon trip to the
Outer Banks, the couple will live in
Castle Hayne.
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To Wed Ju/y 7 0
Mr. a/irf Afrs. Robert F. Stephens of Ijiris, S.C., have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Frances Amy, to Joe Mitchell
Smith of Shallotte. The groom-elect is the son of Marilyn 11. Rich
berg. The wedding will be Saturday, July 10, at 4 p.m. at Pleasant
Grove Baptist Church in Loris. Friends and relatives are invited.
Elks Scholarship Winners
Announce College Choices
Four West Brunswick High
School students winning scholar
ships from Calabash Elks Lodge
2679 have decided on their schools.
Checks have been mailed to the
institutions the students chose to as
sist them in furthering their educa
tion.
Amy Caison, winner of a $1,000
scholarship, is off to N.C. State Uni
versity; Jennifer Judah, $750. UNC
Wilmington; Kristina Poulos. $500.
UNC-Chapel Hill: and Doug Ward.
$500. Western Carolina University.
Calabash Elks Lodge awards
scholarships to WBHS students each
year.
This year, a ladies-only golf tour
nament sponsored by the lodge's
ladies auxiliary will establish a nurs
ing scholarship at Brunswick Com
munity College.
The tournament will take place
Saturday, Aug. 21, at Sea Trail
Plantation. The captains' -choice
event will begin with a shotgun start
at 9 a.m. It is open to all female
golfers in the area.
For more information on the
fundraiser, call Pati Lewellyn at
579-3463 or Linda Walters at 579
6238.
VFW Will Host
Pancake Breakfast
The Veterans of Foreign Wars
Ladies Auxiliary Post 7288 of
Calabash Will host a pancake and
sausage breakfast on Sunday, July 4,
from 8 a.m. until noon at the post.
Plates will cost S3 each. The
event is open to the public.
Two Chosen For Program At ECU
Two West Brunswick High
School students, Darla J. Fox and
Melinda S. Keill. have been selected
to participate in Summer Ventures in
Science and Mathematics June 20
July 27 at East Carolina University
in Greenville, N.C.
Offered by the University of
North Carolina and administered by
the N.C. School of Science and
Mathematics in Durham, the six
Ventures institutes comprise the na
tion's largest research-oriented, cost
free, residential summer program.
The program is open to rising ju
niors and seniors whose parents are
North Carolina residents, with selec
tion based on academic ability, sci
ence and mathematics motivation
and emotional maturity.
Students attend classes, seminars
and labs six days a week. Taught
mainly by university professors,
they learn about experimental de
sign, laboratory skills, instrumenta
tion, mathematical modeling, strate
gies in problem-solving and ex
ploratory data analysis.
"The institutes challenge students
to draw conclusions from data and
experiences they acquire indepen
dently. rather than simply to review
the conclusions of others," said Wil
liam Youngblood, state coordinator.
They also have a chance to learn
about careers in science and math,
social issues related to science, and
communication skills for math and
science competitions.
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Aug. 14 Wedding Set
Christian Madison Milliken of Key West, Fla., and Beth Longo of
Coral Springs, Fla., will he married Aug. 14 at the First Pres
byterian Church in Coral Springs. The groom-elect is the son of
Virginia Milliken and the late Capt. Harold Russ Milliken Sr., both
Shallotte natives. He is the grandson of Ava Milliken of Shallotte
and the nephew of Clara Milliken, also of Shallotte. He is a gradu
ate of St. Thomas University and is employed by the Dade County
School Board, teaching at Madie Ives Elementary School. The
bride-elect is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert J. Ixmgo of
Coral Springs. She is employed by American Express.
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