Page 8B - MIRROR-HERALD - Thursday, March 15,1979
Honored
At Bridal
Parties
Couple Married At Ormond Beach
Mias Linda Smith, whose
wedding to Mike Hardin
takes place Sunday af
ternoon at 3:80 p.m. In
First Wesleyan Church,
hM been honored at three
bridal parties recently.
Miss Diane Carroll and
Mrs. Cindy Rohm, cousins
of the bride-to-be, en
tertained at a lingerie
shower In the Fellowship
Half of First Wesleyan
Church.
Yellow and white silk
flowers, daisies and but
tercups decorated the
refreshment table, which
was overlaid with lace
over yellow. Party pick
ups were served from
crystal appointments.
The 20 guests showered
Miss Smith with gifts.
CENSUS SURVEY
Mrs. Vera F. Morrison of
Shelby will be conducting
the monthly U.S. Bureau of
Census survey the week of
March 19 In Cleveland
County. The survey Is on
employment-
unemployment and all
answers are used for
statistical purposes only.
Ormond Beach
Presbyterian Church was
the setting Sat., Feb. 34,
for a 7:80 p.m. formal
candlelight wedding
uniting Miss Sara Dean
Spearman and Michael
Oalg CooUdge.
The bride Is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Dean
Spearman of Ormond
Eleach, Florida, formerly
of Kings Mountain.
The Rev. Earnest E.
Haddad, church minister,
and Dr. Paul K. AuSley of
lOngs Mountain officiated
at the double ring
ceremony at which Sara’s
Maternal Grandmother's
Wedding Ring was used.
The church communion
table was backed with tall
chase candles. A brass
spiral candelabra was
used on either end. The
table was centered with
the wedding candle which
was lit by the couple from
single candles. Huge
baskets filled with pink
roses and carnations,
yellow and white mums,
daisies, lavender astors,
purple statlce, babys
breath, eucalyptus and
asparagus fern were used
on each side of the sanc
tuary backed by palms.
A program of pre-
wedding music was played
by Mrs. Jeane Blais of
Daytona Beach. Erwin
Fine of Plantation, Florida
was vocal soloist. Mr. Fine
sang “We’U Walk With
God”, “The Wedding
Song", and "The Lord's
Prayer”.
Delicate organsa roses
in full bloom over the
palest of pink petals en
circled the shoulders of the
bride's Plcclone gown. The
fitted bodice of re-
embroldered french
alencon lace met a full
circular sldrt of ciystal
organsa. Narrow lace
overlays cascaded down
the skirt to a deep
scalloped alencon hem
touched randomly by hand
rolled, three dimensional
roses and swept back Into a
larger than chapel train.
Natural pale pliik leaves,
phalanopsls, tiny pink
rosebuds and white babys
breath held a full double
Illusion chapel blush over a
wide cathedral length veil.
Gauntlets of alencon lace
completed Sara’s look,
reminiscent of the
romantic south.
The bride was escorted
to the altar by her father.
Tralnbearers were Brian
Webster of Kings Mountain
and Rsmdall Phillips of
Gaffney, South Carolina.
Mrs. Martin Burgess of
Hlxon, Tennessee was her
matron of honor. The
bridesmaids were Mrs.
Mary C. Spearman, sister-
in-law of the bride of
Daytona Beach, Miss
Unda CooUdge, sister of
the groom, of Peoria,
Illinois, Miss Charlotte
Seism of Kings Mountain
and Mrs. Jane Zim
merman of Ormond
Beach. Her bridesmaids
were In border prints In
subtle shades of blue, pink
and deep orchid.
Bestman for the
bridegroom was his
brother, Gordon CooUdge
of Ormond Beach, Florida.
Groomsmen were Chuck
Spearman of Daytona
Beach, brother of the
bride, PhU CooUdge of
Peoria, Illinois, brother of
the groom, Ray Stephans
of Ormond Beach and
Michael Melth of Daytona
Beach, Florida.
The bride’s mother was
gowned In a soft knit A-
line dress of Aubergine
with a fuU capelet caught
mid arm by a Uny band for
a sleeve effect. SUver and
gold shaped a comets path
Cash-Jenkins Wedding
(Begins on page SB)
Bridesmaids were Miss
Karen Greene of Grover,
Miss Robin Cash and Mrs.
Johnny Reynolds, cousins
of the bride, and Miss Pam
Kale and Miss Cindy
Swofford, all of Kings
Mountain. They wore
gowns of pastel blue print
with long lace sleeves and
matching blue picture
hats. They carried single
pink silk rosebuds.
Honorary bridesmaids
were Mrs. BUI Creasman,
slater of the bridegroom,
Mrs. Barry Rlkard, Miss
Nikki CarreoU, Miss Jane
OampbeU and Miss Karen
Hallman, all of Kings
Mountain, and Miss
Ravonda McGinnis of
Stanley, cousin of the
bride. They wore long
formals and carried white
allk rosebuds.
Misses Karen and
Katherine Jenkins, sisters
of the bridegroom, were
junior attendants and were
gowned In long formals
styled like those of the
adult attendants.
Flower girls were Miss
Tara Noel Cash, of Wake
Forest, niece of the bride,
and Miss Stacey Lee
Reynolds of Kings
Mountain, cousin of the
bride. Miss Cash wore a
short dross of pastel pink
overlaid with white lace
and carried a basket of
blue silk daisies. Miss
Reynolds wore a long dress
of pastel pink and carried a
basket of pink silk daisies.
Mrs. Michael Revels of
Grovetown, Ga. and Miss
Kathy Reynolds of Kings
Mountain presided at the
register.
Lewis Jenkins, father of
the bridegroom, was best
man.
Groomsmen were Mark
Jenkins and Brian Jenkins,
brothers of the
bridegroom. Bill
Creasman, brother-in-law
of the bridegroom, Jim
Kale, aU of Kings Moun
tain, Johnny McGlU and
Jamie Sinclair, both of
GastorUa, cousins of the
bridegroom.
The bride's mother
chose a short pleated dress
of peach floral and wore a
corsage of matching sUk
rose buds.
The bridegroom's
mother chose a short dress
of rose qulana and wore a
corsage of matching sUk
rosebuds.
After receiving guests,
the newlyweds left for a
wedding trip to Myrtle
Beach, S.C.
They wlU make their
home on Shelby Road In
Kings Mountain.
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Saturday • 7:30 A. M. • Noon
BRIDE AND
BRIDEGROOM
Mr. and Mrs. Chester
Cash of Lumberton, N.C.,
formerly of Kings
Mountain, are parents of
the bride who Is a 1976
graduate of Kings
Mountain Senior High
School. She graduated In
December from Cleveland
Tech with an associate
degree In fashion mer
chandising.
The bridegroom Is a son
of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis
Jenkins of Kings Mountain
and Is a 1977 graduate of
Kings Mountain Senior
High School. He Is em
ployed by McBess In
dustries In Bessemer City.
CAKECUTTINO
The bridegroom’s
parents entertained at a
beautifully - appointed
after-rehearsal
cakecutting at El Bethel
Fellowship Hall.
The bride’s table was
covered with pink overlaid
with white lace and cen
tered with an arrangement
of pink, blue and white
daisies featuring three
long, pink tapers. The
three-tiered pink and white
wedding cake was topped
with a pair of doves atop
flower-trimmed wedding
rings before a dainty,
filigree gate arch. The
cake was cut and served by
Mrs. Betty Cash.
Punch, sausage balls,
nuts and mints were
served by Mrs. Charlotte
Martin, Mrs. Sandi Greene
and Mrs. Barbara Greene,
all aunts of the bride.
BRIDAL LUNCHEON
Miss Patrtcla Cash was
guest-of-honor at a
bridesmaids luncheon
Sun., March 4th, at the
home of Mrs. Harry
Hughes.
The bride-to-be was
given a white carnation
corsage which she pinned
to her beige floral, party
dress.
Guests enjoyed ham
slices, macaroni casserole,
green beans, potato salad,
celery sticks, auid tea.
Homemade chocolate pie
was served for dessert.
After luncheon, the
guests were seated In the
living room where Mrs.
Hughes presented the
bride-to-be with a set of
stoneware soup bowls and
the bride-to-be chose this
time to present her at
tendants with alfts of
bracelets and picture hats
to wear In the wedding.
Assisting Mrs. Hughes
as hostess for the occasion
was her sister, Mrs. D.C.
Payseur, Jr.
falling from one shoulder
of the capelet. White or
chids with yellow throats
were attached to her
purse.
The bridegroom’s
mother was gowned In a
soft pink dress with soft
pleats forming a wide
collar and a softly pleated
skirt. She wore lavender
orchids with a purple
throat.
The bride’s grandmother
was gowned in a deep
burgundy and wore pink
roses at her shoulder.
The bride’s parents
entertained after the
ceremony at a reception at
the '>''aanslde Country
dub. Mrs. Sarah Jones of
Kings Mountain was at the
guest register. R.D.
Spearman of Gaffney,
South Carolina and Dr. and
Mrs. Phillip Fleuchaus of
Ormond Beach, greeted
guests as they entered the
Granada Room where the
wedding cake centered the
room. Ihe bride’s table
held a centerpiece of
flowers In the same hues as
was used In the church.
The Sally Room held a
table on which candelabra
was used In each end and
was laid with assorted hor-
douvres. Champagne and
cocktsdls were served In
both rooms. A four piece
band played music for
dancing. Small tables
filled the rooms and held
candles surrounded with
leather leaf fern and mixed
flowers.
WEDDING
BREAKFAST
On Sunday morning the
Spearmans’ entertained at
a breakfast for the yoimg
couple and out of town
guests at the LaPlaya Inn,
after which they drove to
Tampa, Florida to fly to
Winter Park, Colorado for
a honeymoon of skiing.
Upon their return they wUl
be at home at 604 Tomoka
Avenue, Ormond Beach,
Florida.
Out of town guest-j In
cluded the groom’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald CooUdge, Linda
and Phil of Peoria, Illinois,
Mrs. Katherine Kennedy
W .
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Mr. and Mrs. Ronald^
CooUdge of Peoria, Illinois
are the parents of the
groom. He graduated from
Seabreeze Senior High
School. He attended
Daytona Beach Com-^
munity College. He ls“
employed by J.K. Shlrah It
Sons Construction Com
pany.
REHEARSAL DINNER A
On Friday evening, Feb.^
28, Mr. and Mrs. Ronald
CooUdge were hosts for
their son, Michael and his
bride, Sara at a rehearsal
dinner at BlUy’s Tap Room
In Ormond Beach. Places
were laid for forty eight ^
guests. The tables were
laid with white cloths. The
head table held an
arrangement of spring
flowers In the wedding
motif. The side tables heldA
five branched candelabras '
enhanced with spring
flowers. Places were
marked with cards holding
white doves and wedding
rings attached with small
pink ribbons. After 9
cocktails toast’s were
made by members of the
wedding party and a
formal dliuier foUowed.
MRS. MICHAEL CRAIG COOUDGE
(Sara Dean Spearman)
and Mrs. Doris Bachman
Ackermem, Pa., Dr. and
Mrs. Paul Ausley, Mrs.
Sarah Jones, Mrs. Nell
Klrcus, Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Seism, Charlotte
and PhUUp, Mr. and Mrs.
Norman Webster, Beth
and Brian, Mrs. J.B. FaUs
all of Kings Mountain,
R.D. Spearman, Mrs. Jean
Allison, Mrs. Jimmy
PhlUlps, and Randsdl of
Gaffney, South Carolina.
Steve Spearman of
Columbia, South Carolina,
Mr. and Mrs. Pascal Allen
of Columbus, Ga., Mrs.
Gale McKee of Burlington,
North Carolina, BUUe W.
Jones of Coventry, Conn.,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Horton of
Lake Park, Florida and
Mrs. Elizabeth Stewart, of
Iflxon, Tenn. Miss Lynn
Kelley of Tallahassee,
Florida, Mr. and Mrs.
Erwin Fine of Plantation,
Fla., Mr. and Mrs. William
Santos of Miami, Fla., Mr.
and Mrs. David Larkin,
Mr. and Mrs. Broughton
Stokes of Orlando, Fla.
The bride graduated
from Seabreeze Senior
High School, Daytona
Beach where she was In
"Who’s Who In American
High School Students". She
graduated from Sante Fe
CbUege, GalnsvUle, Fla.
and Is a custom decorator
for Sears Roebuck k
Company.
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