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Tuesday, January 3, 1978—MIRROR-HERALD—Page 5
Stilwells Are Married
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^;Mi8s Beatrice Annette
^th of Bessemer City be
came the bride of William
pnice Stilwell, Jr. Dec. 28 in a
tp. m. wedding at the home of
the bride’s aunt and uncle, Mr.
^ Mrs. Carl Wiley Howard
jn York, S. C.
' The bride’s pastor. Rev.
Men E. Morrison of
pessemer City, officiated at
(be double ring ceremony,
assisted by Dr. James
gchachelford, pastoral
lunselor at Lutheran
meral Hospital of Chicago,
I Dennis Huffatickler of Kings
Mountain was pianist for the
tmditional program of nuptial
music.
..The bride and her at
tendants approached an im
provised altar from a winding
stairway with its rails
wrapped in sprigs of boxwood
accented with white poinsettia
hbssoms.
Donald W. Smith escorted
Ms daughter to the altar and
gave her in marriage. ’Ihe
bride’s wedding gown was a
formal design of peau de sole
fasMoned along simple lines
! ClUm To Page 6)
MRS. WILLIAM BRUCE STILWELL, JR.
(Annette Smith)
Cook-Benton Vows Are Exchanged
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MRS. GARY BENTON
(Patricia Cook)
Bingham Memorial Metho
dist Church of Toluca pro
vided the setting Dec. 23 for
the wedding of Miss Patricia
Ann Cook and Gary Dale Ben
ton.
’The couple pledged vows of
the double-ring ceremony be
fore the Rev. Arthur Phillips
in a 7:30 p. m. wedding.
Ms. Cynthia Love was or
ganist for the program of
nuptial music and vocal num
bers were by Mrs. Roy Cook.
Cecil Cook gave bis
daughter in marriage. Ibe
bride wore a formal gown of
silk' organa featuring high
neiKliM ^dbhilndedvWtfr
Venise lace. The empire
bodice and waistline were out
lined in matching lace and the
long bishop sleeves ended in a
lacecuff. The skirt flowed into
a cathedral tram edged in
lace. ’Ibe silk illusion veil was
attached to a Juliet cap of lace
medallions. She carried a
wHte Bible topped with red
roses and baby’s breath.
Miss Nellie Cook of
Lawndale served as her
sister’s maid of honor. Brides-
(’TUm To Page 8)
Hugheses Honored On 25th Anniversary
Chiicken of Mr. and Mrs.
Jerrell H. Hughes honored
their parents on their Silver
Weddmg Anniversary on Sun.,
Dec. 18th, at a reception at the
home of their daughter and
son-m-law Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Ruppe at 804 Southwood
Drive.
Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Hughes
greeted arrivmg callers and
presented them to the honored
guests and their children,
Cindy Hughes and Mrs. Tony
Ruppe.
Miss Kathy Barnett
presided at the guest regiater.
Miss Sandy Jackson took the
gifts and Mrs. Theresa Book-
out opened and displayed the
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feeler
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MR. AND MRS. JERRELL HUGHES
... oslebrats silver wedding snnlveieary
gifU.
bfrs. Pat Cooke cut and
served the cake. Mrs. Bell
Ramsey assisted at the punch
bowl.
Approximatdy 100 friends
and reltttvea called between 3
and 8 p. m.
The Christmas theme was
carried out in the decorations
throughout the house. ’Ibe
refreehment taUe was ovsr-
laid with a red linen cloth and
hdd a three tier white cake
tapped with a white bell with a
silver 28th snniversary in
scription. Centering the table
were two pewter hurricane
lamps on either aide of a large
wMte velvet bow, entwined
with holly.
’The wedding cake wes cut
and served with punch, other
psuty pick ups served from
■Over appointments included
candy strawberrlas, cheese
straws, nuts and finger sand-
wiohss.
Mrs. Hu^es wore a wMte
and silver party ikess with
silver sUpperi and a red
carnation coraage trimmed In
silver. Mr. Hughes was
presented a rad carnation
boutonniere.
‘Ibe former SMrIey Payne,
Mra. Hughes is daughter of
Mrs. T. R Dalton end the late
Kay Payne. Mr. Hughes is the
■on of the late Mr. and Mre.
John F. Hughea of Alabama.
Out-of-town guasla Included
Mr. and Mre. Cleranoe Smith
of Alebeme, sietor end
ta«ttiatL|n-law of Mr. Hughes,
■bo Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Sig
mon and children from
Malden, N. C.
2 Lb
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Banquet
Fried
Chicken
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Saltine
Crackers
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Cheddar
Shredded
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55°
4 Oz
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Hy-Top Buttermilk Or
Homes^le
Biscuits
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Grape
Jelly
69°
Paradise
Strawberry
Preserves
Prices Effective Through Wed., Jan. 4, 1978
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