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. Denise Jackson Bramc
Brame, Hewett Vows Spoken
In Faith Apostolic Church
Dcnisc Jackson Brame and Jack
H. Hewett Jr. were united in mar
riage Jan. 1 at 2 p.m in Faith Apos
tolic Church of Nakina.
The Rev. William Bacorn officiat
ed the double-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Miles
and Faye Jackson of Ocean Isle
Beach, formerly of Lumberton. The
groom is the son of Jack H. Hewett
Sr. of Ocean Isle Beach, Karen
Paine of Raieigh, and Ronald and
Betty Shugart of St. Augustine. Fla.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a formal
gown of taffeta with a fitted bodice
of lace over taffeta, accented with
pearls. Her chapel-length, multi
tiered veil trimmed with silk roses
and pearis complemented the gown.
She carried a bouquet of royal blue
roses and white daisies, with match
ing silk streamers. The groom's
aunt, Marie Pate of St. Augustine,
Fla., fashioned the bride's bouquet
and those of her attendants.
Wanda Smith of Shallotte served
as matron of honor, while Jeanette
Mewett. the groom's daughter, was
honorary bridesmaid. Both wore
royal blue silk tea-length dresses
overlaid with lace. Thev carried
bouquets of royal blue, mauve and
white flowers with streamers and
pearl sprays.
Best man was Johnny Smith of
Shallotte. Groomsmen were Major
Hewett of Shallotte and Jeff Mewett
of St. Augustine. Fla., brothers of
the groom, 'l "he men in the wedding
pyly wore charcoal gray tuxedos.
Music was provided by pianist
and soloist Anita George of Shal
lotte.
Following the cercinony, a recep
tion was given at the DAV Building
on Ocean Isle Beach Road by the
groom's mother and stepfather,
Ronald and Betty Shugart. and the
groom's sister-in-law. Mickie Hew
ett.
Birthdays And
Thursday, February 10
Sahnnon Thorpe, Connie Ele.
Mack Morris, Cathy Watkins. Joey
Lancaster, C.R. Jones Jr., Patsy
Hickman. Norma Chassin, Gerald
Brown, Joseph Lancaster, Terry
Reed. Alex White, Virginia Detrie.
Raymond Kramer. J R. Williams,
Danny Holden, Wayne Journegan.
Friday, February 11
Linda Parker. Meagan Potts. Brad
Stanley, Harry Somersett. Mamie
Dixon, Shane Hardee, Allen Bel
lamy, Sara Watts, Diana Payne.
Whitney T. Corbctt. Jim Ballou.
Don Hewett, Abigail Brown. Melis
sa I x;igh Register. Kimberly Burch
am. Nancy Hamilton. Margie Hew
ett, I.isa Register. Glenn Humbert,
Kevin Anderson. Tiffany Holden.
Melanie Ix'svis; Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Russ, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Ix'onard,
Freddy and Mildred Dickerson
Saturday, February 12
Sharon Whaley, Nicholas Butler,
Tim White, Jacqueline D. Smith.
Scott Etheridge, Michael Francis
Easley, Arthur Skippei. Al Stumb
ling Bear. Fred Watts. Darren Gray.
Bo Allena Ellis, Gerri McGowan;
Bil! and Jean Rus?s.
Sunday, February 13
Allen Porter, Lena Beachum,
Brittany Hope Stone. Danny Spen
cer, Rachel Porter. Marilyn How
artli, Linda Parker. Jimmy Pigott.
lona'han Long, Betty Hobbs, Rusty
Russ, Gladys Lutz, Connie Russ.
Charles Mclver Furr; Mr and Mrs
Jerome Jenrctte.
.Monday, February 14
i?ri Gore Hewett. Nathan l'.
Brown, Ray (. anady, Janice Gore,
Jennifer Brantley, Amelia Harrel
son, Jordan Williamson, Savannah
Williamson, Jermaine Jenrette.
Wayne Mason, Grace Mason, Amy
Home, Thomas Kehoe. John Covil,
Jill N. Dixon, Laura II. Bryant, Erin
Anniversaries
Redwine, Jack Powell, JvSSiCu
Hornc. Tony Benton Jr., Tommy
Arnold. Terry Hunter Hooks; Mr.
and Mrs. l^irry Branch , Sr.
Tuesday. February 15
Genah Burckley, Bobby Clark,
Emma Peele, Thomas Robbins.
Ryan Allison. Mary Smith. Patrick
Covil, Jeremy Dale Hewett. Larry
Stanley, Alan Cheers, Janice An
drews, I .auren Boyte. Paul Brown,
Beryl Hall, Michael Hobbs. Patrick
Covil. Chauncey Cooke, Pinta Todd.
Hoyt Inman. Amelia llarrelson; Mr.
and Mrs. David Milliken, Mr. and
Mrs Charles DiNapoli.
Wednesday, February 16
Debbie Rupp, Jennifer Fowler,
Ethan Clew is. Chris liine, Doloris
I a ans. I on Gore. Cecil Allen Ellis
Ji Jessica McCall. Jennifer l>ong,
Margaret Walton, Gene Hewett,
Anthony Reno 1-ult'ord, Joanna
Greenwood. C arl Otto. Jamie In
man. Eldridge Ludlum; Wayne and
Ldwina Clewis. Jimmy and Cyndi
Powell.
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February 12
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Second KidsFest
Set Feb. 19-20
KidsFest "l>4?the second annual will discuss safety and crime pre
weekend of cultural, educational and vention. and children will he able to
safety-related presentations and ex- have their fingerprints taken. Health
hibits tor children?will lake place professionals will promote good hv
Saturday and Sunday. Feb 19 and giene. diet and the dangers of drugs.
20, at the newly expanded Myrtle Retailers will display the latest in
Beach Convention Center. children's toys, fashions and educa
Two days of hands-on participa- tional products.
tion in the fields of science, art and New this year will be a "Parade of
health education. KidsFest is expect- Characters" including Barney. Big
ed to attract thousands of children Bird. Tony the Tiger, the Crash
from throughout the region. More Dummies and Smokey the Bear. The
than 13.000 attended last year. parade will take place Saturday at 11
Continuous entertainment and ac- a.m.. I p.m. and 3 p.m.. and Sunday
tivities. as well as more than 150 ex- at 2 and 4 p.m. Photo opportunities
hibit booths, will be provided, will be available with many of the
Storytellers will perform, and there characters after each parade.
will be environmental presentations Admission at the door is $3 for
from South Carolina Educational children and $5 for adults. Advance
Television and Huntington Stale tickets are available at all Myrtle
Park in a lecture castle lhat will in- Beach Chamber of Commerce loca
cludc live animals. lions and are priced at $2 for chil
Stage shows every 30 minutes dren and $4 for adults.
will include dancers, tumbling acts. No child will be admitted without
magicians and singers. an adult, and no adull w ithout a
Police officers and firefighters child.
ToWed Feb. 12
Hazel Meyer of Ash and George Smith of Leland have announced
the forthcoming marriage of their daughter, Patricia G. Smith of
Shallotte, to Brian A. Meyer, also of Shallotte. Meyer is the son of
Donald Meyer of Winna how and Julia Keel of I.eland. The two will
he married in a private ceremony at noon Saturday, Feb. 12. No in
vitations are being sent, however friends and relatives are invited to
a reception to be held at 5 o'clock that evening at the newly weds'
home in Shallotte.
Tie-Dye Workshop Set For Feb.
Brunswick Community College Centennial Center
Department of Continuing Educa- The class is self-supporting and
tion will sponsor a tie dye workshop based on a minimum of 12 students.
Friday and Saturday. Feb. IX and 19. Cost is $18 per person.
The class will be taught by artist To pre-register or for more infor
M.E. West from 6-9 p.m. Friday and mation, call BCC, 754-6922. and
10 a.m. until 2 p.m. Saturday at the ask for Stuart.
Happy Birthday
Wayne Mason
February 14
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MRS. MALCOLM MOORE
...Elizabeth Andrews
Andrews-Moore Vows Said
Elizabeth Andrews hccame the of Occan Isle Beach and the late
bride of Malcolm Moore in a Feb. 5 Cecil Andrews, a Shallolte native,
ceremony at Tomahawk Baptist The bridegroom is the son of Mr
Church in Midlothian. Va. and Mrs. Russell Moore of Rich
The bride is the daughter of Mr. mond. Va.
and Mrs. Dan Andrews of Midi- Following the ceremony, a recep
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the graddaughter of Eloise Andrews Country Club in Midlothian.
Hospital Planning Valentine's Meal
The Loris (SC.) Community per couple and will include dinner
Hospital will sponsor "A Sweetheart for two and a "Valentine goodie bas
of a Healthy Dinner" on Monday, ket."
Feb. 14. at 7 p.m. in the hospital's The promotion of healthy dining
courtyard cafe. and making wise nutritional choices
A candlelight dinner will cost $20 will be the focus of the meal, ac
cording to hospital spokesman
u_!r;nn i_i u m arjorie Thompson.
I I ?* I p 11 ly I IUI lUi Tickets may be purchased at the
hospital gift shop, cafe or by calling
the community relations department
.... . - . . u . . at (803)756-9227. Reservations are
Helping Hands in Brunswick ^ uired
County will present its first Jimbo ^
Clemmons Scholarship Awards
Banquet Saturday. Feb. 19, from 7-9
p.m. at Inland Middle School Cafe
teria.
Keynote speaker will be the Rev.
Chester Reddrick, pasioi of Ml.
Calvary Baptist Church. Performing
will be Arnetta Murill, recording
artist of the Tri City Gospel Group
and the North Carolina Mass Choir.
Also featured will be Henry Sneed
II, a sophomore at Brunswick High
School.
Tickets are $10 for adults. $5 for
children 6-12 and free to children 5
and tinder. For tickets or informa
tion, call the Rev. Thurman Everett
at (910)371-2196; l.inda Green,
754-K223; or Angelyn Moore,
(910)371-9701.
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