MRS. GREGORY HAROLD DAVIS
..Jacquilyn Jaynese Carroll
Carroii-Davis Vows Said
At Shiloh Methodist Church
Jacquilyn Jaynese "Jayn" Carroll
of Asheboro and Gregory Harold
Davis were united in marriage Nov.
12 in a 3 p.m. ceremony at Shiloh
Methodist Church. The Rev. David
Heath officiated.
The bride, formerly of supply, is
the daughter of Shirley Carroll of
Supply and the late Roy E. Carroll.
She is a graduate of Trinity High
School and Randolph Community
College. She is employed with High
Point Rescue Squad, assigned to
Greensboro as an emergency med
ical technician.
The bridegroom is the son of
Dianne Howell and Terry Davis. He
is a graduate of Eastern Randolph
High School and is a brickmason.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Jay A. Carroll of
Greensboro. Jay A. Carroll III, nep
hew of the bride, rang the church
bells at the conclusion of the cere
mony.
A reception was held in the
church fellowship hall. After a wed
ding trip to the North and South
Carolina coasts, the couple will live
in Asheboro.
Birthdays And Anniversaries
Thursday, November 24
Eloise Smith, Jessica Brown, De
borah Ward, Valerie R. Taylor, Terry
Dorn, Lou Cheers, Jennifer Ham
ilton, Thomas S. Russ, Paul Wayne
Reeves, Ruth Hungerbuhler, Frances
Brown, Genevieve Miller; Fred and
Millie Spencer, Mr. and Mrs. Randy
Etheridge, Mr. and Mrs. Odell Wil
liamson.
Friday, November 25
Marie Hewett, Hazel Stanaland,
Nellie Varnum, Diane M. Ward,
Gaye Ken, Tracy Diane McKeithan,
Greg Hewett, Pat Rogers, Alexander
G. Hymanson, Emily Dawn Ethe
ridge, Louisa Lewis, Greg Whaley,
Michelle Hargis, Naomi Hewett,
Bobby Russ, Jeff Stanley, Boots
Hewett, Hazel Stanaland, B. Dela
ware Owens, Nellie Varnum,
Rhonda Cox, Greg Hewett, Dianne
Holden; Gene & Leigh Tomlinson,
Ross and Pamela Bennett.
Saturday, November 26
Cory Stewart, Pat Rogers, Adam
Kirtley, Stephanie Nicole Piner,
Norman Home, Carrie Drew Ful
cher, Sallie Betts Knox, Jane Camp
bell, Harry Pigott, Lindberg Smith,
Annand Vasco, Ricky Jones, Delane
Stanley, Laura Gibble, Nancy
Forrest; Mr. and Mrs. Gerald L.
Long, Mr. and Mrs. Billy Cheers.
Sunday, November 27
Kenny Morris, Nancy O'Neal,
Antoinette Mosley, Robert Kye, Eld
ridge Stanley, Virginia Craig, Tara
Somersett, Jimmy Allison McLamb,
Ruby H. Hewett, Ronnie Galloway,
Teresa N. Morton, Luke rulford,
Trudy Fazekas, Gary Reaves, Alan
Hill, Price Thomas, Judy Ward; Mr.
and Mrs. Carl McGalliard.
Monday, November 28
Renee Dilworth, Eloise Smith,
Tiffany Marie Bennett, Sean Brown,
David Stevenson, Hugh Spencer,
Gloria Mintz, Kimball Bellamy,
Edward Fields, Harlee Hewett,
Jimmy Register, Julius Andrews,
Jordan Reeves; Danny and Judy
Gore.
Tuesday, November 29
Joshua Benton, Earl D. Andrews,
Steve and Ida Evans, Jarrell Smith,
Eric Hayes, Jancy LaDane Hewett,
Terry Nawara, Ginger King, Carl
McGalliard, Kimberly Stanley,
Elizabeth Mclnnis, Earl Andrews,
Lillie Frink; Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. David J.
Stanaland.
Wednesday, November 30
Jennifer Quaintance, Doug Als
brooks, Catherine Irene Nelson,
Coral Payne, Audrey Salmon, Doug
Alsbrook, Jennifer Quaintance, Judy
Clemmons, Robin Campbell; Mr.
and Mrs. Hrold Estep, Mr. and Mrs.
Rotha Cheers, Mr. and Mrs. Rodney
Alan Long.
Habitat Looking
For First Family
Brunswick County Habitat for
Humanity is accepting applications
for its first local home.
Families who need a decent home
should call Katherine Shawver,
Family Selection Committee chair,
at 754-6129 for information about
applying.
Habitat also has speakers avail
able for presentations to clubs or
churches. To arrange a speaker, or to
become a Habitat volunteer, call
Peggy Stanley at 579-6251 (office)
or 579-1153 (home).
! Prime Rib Dinner ?
For Two
with all the trimmings
$1595
with coupon
Good Nov. 25-27
Betty's
Waterfront Restaurant (j
On the waterway at Holden Beach
842-3381
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Woo dall-Taylor Wedding
Is Held Nov. 19 In Lenoir
Sheila Ann Woodall and David
Marion Taylor, both of Wilmington,
were united in marriage Nov. 19 in a
5 p.m. double-ring ceremony at
College Ave. Bapt. Church in Lenoir.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Wilbur F. Woodall Jr. of
Lenoir. She is a 1987 graduate of
Mars Hill College and is a fifth
grade teacher at Bolivia Elementary
School. She is working toward a
master's degree in elementary edu
cation at the University of North
Carolina at Wilmington.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Marion Taylor of
Liberty, S.C. He is a 1978 graduate
of Lander College in Greenwood,
S.C., and holds a master's degree in
business administration from Winth
rop University in Rock Hill, S.C. He
has been employed for seven yeafs
by Fabral and is area manager in the
Carolinas.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. Her V-neck gown of
raw silk featured a basque neckline,
bishop sleeves and ballgown silhou
ette bottom. The bodice, sleeves and
full cathedral-length train were em
bellished with hand beaded schiffli
embroidered medallions. The hem
of the gown was circled with very
large peaked hand-beaded schiffli
embroidered medallions. TWo bus
tles extended from the back waist
with the same medallions, pearl edg
ing topped with silk flowers and
pearl sprays. The silk flowers and
pearl sprays were also carried
through to the top of the sleeves.
Her headpiece was a V-shaped
halo of open roses and pearl sprays
on a pearl band. The veiling was
double layered with multiback
poufs. She carried a bridal bouquet
of star-gazer lilies, creme roses, pink
wax flowers and heather, greenery
and English ivy.
Bridesmaids were Layne King of
Wilmington, Wendy Pardue of Dur
ham and Cathy Peterson of Wilm
ington. Honorary bridesmaids were
Ann Bailey, sister of the groom, of
Liberty, S.C; Jennifer Duncan of
Granite Falls; Deborah Gaddis. cou
MRS. ROBERT JOSEPH DiALOlSO
...Cheryl Lynn Woodard
Woodard-Dialoiso Wedding
Takes Place November 1 2
Cheryl Lynn Woodard of Supply
became the bride of Robert Joseph
Dialoiso of Myrtle Beach, S.C., in a
3 p.m. wedding Nov. 12 at Jennies
Branch Church. The Rev. Clayton
O. Rivenbark Jr. officiated the dou
ble-ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Edna
Woodard of Supply and the late
Alfred Woodard. She attended Sout
heastern Community College and
Brunswick Community College,
studying business administration
and computer programming. She
was employed with NationsBank as
a consumer banker in Shallotte.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Nicholas Dialoiso of New
Kensington, Pa. He graduated from
Gannon University in Pittsburgh,
Pa., with a bachelor's degree in ac
counting. He is plant controller with
AVX Corporation in Olean, N.Y.
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother, Percy Woodard.
Matron of honor was the bride's sis
ter, Letha B. Yow of Shallotte.
Bridesmaid was Phyllis Matthews of
Shallotte.
Best man was the groom's broth
er, Nicholas Dialoiso of Pittsburgh.
Ushers were the bride's nephews,
Jason Woodard of Supply and Mat
thew Pollard of Hampstead.
After a reception at Sea Trail
Plantation Resort Swim and Tennis
Clubhouse, the couple honeymoon
ed in Charleston, S.C. They will live
in Olean, N.Y.
MRS. DAVID MARION TAYLOR
..Sheila Ann Woodall
sin of the bride, of Boiling Springs;
Valerie McLamb, cousin of the
bride, of Clayton; Jane Sargent, sis
ter of the groom, of Easley, S C.;
and Beth Silver of Old Fort.
The bridegroom's father served as
his best man. Groomsmen were
Hugh Baiiey of Cnarione; Aiien
Taylor, brother of the groom, of
Charlotte; and Phil Sargent, brother
T win JPta/ t Shj!i, tte
in-law of the groom, of Easley, S.C.
Serving as ushers and candle
lighters were Brent Bailey, nephew
of the groom, of Liberty, S.C.. and
Dr. Andrew Pendleton, brother-in
law of the bride, of Durham.
After a reception in the church
fciioWNiup iidii, uk. vuupiC left fut j
wedding trip to Florida. They will
live in Wilmington.
G\RTVr
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THANKSGIVING SIDEWALK SALE
Sat. Nov. 26, 1994
9:30 a.m. -4:00 p.m.
Up to 75% off regular prices - *- ^
including many Christmas items
IN STORE SPECIALS
One Day Only
Dolls .20% Off Hummels 15% Off
Sarah's Attic ~~25% Off Silverplate 25% Off
Picture Frames 20% Off Steins ?~~25% Off
Timothy P. Gibble, M.D.
Internal Medicine
Board Certified
An internist specializes in all aspects of adult
medical care, from a common cold, stomach
or skin problems to chronic illness to inten
sive care. Internists provide preventive and
acute care and many outpatient and inpa
tient medical needs. Also, they provide diag
nostic services and referrals to subspecial
ists. if necessary.
Susan Gibble, PA-C
Physician Assistant Certified
A physician assistant provides care through
assessing, diagnosing, prescribing medica
tions and treatment, ordering diagnostic test
ing and offering educational needs, always
under supervision of a physician.
3 Medical Center Dr. Ofllce (910)754-8921
Supply. NC 28462 THj New patients welcome
On the Brunswick W Costwlse & Medicare
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FOOD LION
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Fresh Lean
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tnru Tuesday,
November 20, 1994.
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