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Itjtt'marriage of Dr.
tbelateJohn E. McCue and
Nellie McCue of Louisville,
Ky. to Mr. Tliomas William
Chappell, Jr., son of Mr. and
Mrs. Chappell, Sr. of
Belvidere, took place on
April 18at 6:30 o’clock in the
Hikes Point Church of the
NMarene, Louisville, Ky.
Rev. Oliver Huff officiated
at the double ring can
dlelight ceremony.
The church was decorated
with palms, ferns, can
delabra and mixed flowers.
The traditional wedding
music was presented by
Mrs. Elizabeth Robinson,
organist, Mr. Mark Cook,
trumpet soloist, and Miss
Charlene Hill, soloist.
The bride was given in
marriage by her brother,
Robert E. McCue. She wore
a traditional Victorian lace
gown which encircled the
empire waist. The long
sleeves fell to points over
her hands and the encircled
skirt formed a cathedral
train accented with lace
appliques. Her fingertip veil
of Bridal illusion was
arranged from a tiaro of
peralized Victorian lace that
matached her gown. She
carried a bouquet of pink
silk roses showered with
stephanotis.
Miss Donna Lobb of
Greensburg, Ky. attended
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Mr. and Mrs. Thomas W. Chappell, Jr.
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DR A F. DOWNUM. JR
optometrist
TV AND YOUR EYES
Your favorite TV show is on
the screen, but why is the
picture out of focus? Maybe
it's not the picture. Maybe it’s
your eyes. Watching TV for
long periods of time can
cause eye fatigue. But TV
watching is not harmful to the
eyes.
To give your eyes a break
when watching TV, you
should be sitting at least six
feet away from the screen.
One guide is to sit at a
distance that is five times the
width of the picture. And
don't sit in the dark. It's not
good for your eyes. There
should be light in the room,
but not bright enough to wash
out the TV picture. Move the
light or the TV so that it
doesn't cause a reflection or
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McCue, sisters-in-law of toe
bride; Mrs. Ruth DUworth,
Dr Kathleen Corbett and
Miss Gk«ia Lethgo, all from
Louisville.
Miss Elaine McCue, niece
of toe bride, was flower girl.
Master Jonathan Hobbs,
cousin bf toe groom was ring
bearer.
Mr. Chappell, attended his
son as best man.
Ushers were Wade
Winslow of Belvidere; and
Alton Hobbs of Sunbury,
cousins of the groom;
Wayne McCue, brother of
the bride, David Wuertz,
Doug Petit, Louisville, Ky.,
Randy West, Lexington,
Ky.; and Jim Dail of
Edenton.
Mistress of ceremony was
Mr. Oliver Huff.
For the wedding the
bride’s mother wore a light
blue lustrous polyester knit,
with graceful capelet of
sheer polyester attached at
empire waistline, and
pleated skirt.
The groom’s mother wore
an aqua lustrous polyester
organza with fitted bodice, a
separate capelet of sheer
polyester and pleated skirt.
Both mothers were
presented with corsages of
white silk orchids.
Reception
glare in the TV screen.
The set should be in perfect
focus. If you’ve done all you
can to get a clear picture but
still have trouble seeing it
well, maybe it's time for an
eye examination.
Corrective glasses or con
tact lenses or a new
prescription will put your'
eyes where you want them to
be: back in the picture-clear
and sharp.
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In the interest of better vision
from the office of:
A.F. Downum, Jr, O.D.
103 W. Eden St., Edenton
reception followed
immediately after the
ceremony at toe Nunnlea
Mansion on 9316 Hurst
bourne, Louisville, Ky.
Guests were greeted by
MrißiOsbna Maddox.
Punch was poured by Mrs.
Sarah Wuertz, Miss Jackie
Allen, Miss Deanna Allen
and Miss Saundre
Hightower.
Rice bags were
distributed by Mrs. Elaine
McCue and Miss Jeanette
McCue.
After a wedding trip to
Jamada toe couple resides
in Belvidere.
Rehearsal Party
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
Chappell, Sr., entertained at
a supper after the rehearsal
for all toe members of the
wedding party and out of
town guests at the Ramada
Inn.
Showers
Four miscellaneous
showers were given for the
bride, one by Mrs. Judy
McCue and Mrs. Joyce
McCue; another by Miss
Donna Lobb and Mrs. Ruth
DUworth, a third by Miss
Christine Jordan, Miss Jane
Copeland, Mrs. Brenda
Chappell and Mrs. Bonnie
Chappell and a fourth by toe
groom’s friends and
relatives.
Bridal Luncheon
A bridal luncheon was
given by Mr. and Mrs.
Parker Copeland and Mr.
and Mrs. Rudolph Perry at
the Vickie Villa in Elizabeth
City.
Omitted
In a story appearing in
The Herald last week
concerning the Class of ’sl
reunion, the names of Mr.
and Mrs. Marion S. Simpson
(Rachel Cale) of Hertford
were inadvertently omitted
in the listing of those who
attended.
Leaders get credit for the
work that they can persuade
others to do.
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Views On Dental Health
Richard N. Hines, Jr.
D.D.S., Fellow of
The Academy Os
J|F General Dentistry
Overcoming Denture “Gagging”
The most common
problem with new den
tures is gagging. The
presence of this foreign
body (the denture)
causes an increased flow
of saliva which may
cause a person to gag. A'
sugar-free lozenge
sucked continuously for
the first few days will
increase the rate of
swallowing and thus get
rid of the extra saliva.
Within a few days, the
body will gradually
adjust to the new den
atures. *- i
The upper denture is
held in place by adhesion
and cohesion (suction).
The badk' of the
must be covered (staded)
for the denture to fit
properly Unfortunately,
some patients 'have
difficulty adjusting to the
back end of die denture.
They gag, feel un
hwmfortable and often'
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Mrs. Bobbv Cecil Riddle, Jr.
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Miss Lela Louisa Reeves
and Mr. Bobby CecU Riddle,
Jr., were married June 27 in
the Cathedral of St. Luke
and St. Paul, Charleston,
S. C. Rev. Lynwood McGee
officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Annice Gladney
Reeves of Charleston, S. C.
and Mr. Clifton Reed
Reeves of Merritt Island,
Fla.
The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Riddle, Sr.,
of Farmville and Edenton.
Given in marriage by Mr.
Fredrick P. Curtis, the bride
chose for her wedding a
lavish white silk chiffonette
with a Queen Ann neckline.
Satin re-embroidered
alencon lace applique ac
cented the elegant neckline
and amour bodice. Her
gown was enhanced with
long bishop sleeves. The
gown’s circular skirt and
chapel train was exquisitely
accented with a border of
matching reembroidered
alencon lace.
Her veil was of matching
satin re-embroidered alen
con lace.
Miss Laura Craven of
Charleston, S. C. was maid
of honor. Miss Cindy
Hockenberger of Raleigh,
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{dead with the dentist to
shorten the denture.
There is little the f 'dentist
can do. If he were to
shorten the denture, the
seal would be lost and the
denture would no longer
fit. Sugar, - free lozenges
are useful, but it is up to
the denture-wearer to
adjust to the new en
vironment. It might help
to know that the full
upper denture is almost
always successful. But
you mustjfce your body
a few days to get used to
Fellow " Academy of
General Dentistry. 437
South Broad Street,
Edenton. Phone; 482-
2718.
THE CHOWAN HERALD
and Miss Susan Berger of
Port St. Luke, Fla. were
bridesmaids.
The grooms best man was
Mr. E. C. Stone of Ridge
way, Va.
Mr. Norman Reed of
Spencer, Va. Mr. Chuck
Rotton and Mr. Randy
Rouston of Charleston,
S. C., friends of the groom
were ushers.
Music was provided by
Mr. Ben Craig of Charles
ton, S. C.
Immediately following the
ceremony a reception was
held in the church social
hall.
The bride is a graduate of
Merritt Island High School
and attended the University
of Florida. She is employed
with Day Realty of South
Carolina, Inc. Charleston,
S.C.
The groom is a graduate
of East Forsyth High
School, Winston ’- Salem,
N. C. and attended Martin
Community College. He is
serving with the U. S. Navy.
After a wedding trip Isle
of Palms, S. C. The couple
will reside in Summerville,
S. C.
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Miss Kim Easterling of-
California is visiting her
parents Mr. and Mrs. BUI
Easterling.
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Mrs. M. S. Elbualy and
chUdren Marian, Yusuf and:
Seif of Miami, Fla. are
visiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. West Leary.
Mrs. Jane Lattimer of
Myrtle Beach, S. C. is
visiting Mr. and Mrs. Hank
Ezyk for a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton
Meinig of Winter Haven,
Fla. were guests last week
of Mr. and Mrs. Harlan
Dulmage on Country Club
Drive.
Mrs. Sarah West has
returned home after visiting
her daughter and son-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Dempsey of Austin, Tex.;
her granddaughter, Amy
Dempsey of DaUas, Tex.;
and her son and daughter-in
law, Mr. and Mrs. Phillip
West of Clovis, New Mexico.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken Mc-
Cotter and daughters of New
Bern have returned home
after spending the week with
her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas C. Byrum, Jr.
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Joy Pamela Chappell
ILncjdyement
•Announced
Joy Pamela Chappell and
Wallace Clayton Phillips
will be joined in marriage on
July 12 at 2 o’clock. The
wedding will be held at
Hertford Baptist Church.
Friends and relatives are
invited to attend.
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Miss Lori June Barnette
£nyayement Sh -Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Bar
nette of Mooresboro an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter, Lori June, to
Edward Charles Goodwin.
The bride-elect is a 1976
graduate of Burns High
School, a 1978 graduate of
Peace CoUege, and a 1981
graduate of the University
of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill. She received a
bachelor of science degree
in dental hygeine from the
School of Dentistry at UNC
CH. She is employed by Dr.
John L. Thompson, Jr.
ffijttict “Pay -fjeld
By Murray L. Goodwin
Agri. Ext. Agent
Chowan County was very
well represented at the
Northeastern District Day
held in Williamston, June 24.
Nineteen boys and girls
participated. We had three
district winners, six runner
ups and nine girls par
ticipating in the talent show.
The winners were Tommy
Harrell, Small Engines
Demonstrations; Lisa
Evans, Pork Cookery
demonstration; and Annette
Brooks, Junior Public
Speaking. These three
winners "will attend 4-H
Congress id ‘-RaleSgh the
week of July 20, and will
compete in the state com
peitition, in their various
category.
Our second place winners
were John Cox, En
tomology; David Jordan,
Automotive Skill Driving
Contest; Nicole White,
Sewing; Anna Goodwin,
Artistic Arrangement;
Donalda Burum, Barbecue
Chicken and Greg Brabble,
Archery.
Artimesia Nixon won a
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The prospective
bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Edward
Goodwin of Edenton. He is a
1970 graduate of John A.
Holmes. He served four
years in the U. S. Air Force.
He will receive a bachelor of
science degree in criminal
justice from East Carolina
University in August of this
year.
Pleasant Ridge Baptist
Church will be the setting
for the October 24th wed
ding.
blue ribbon rating in the
District Talent. She has
been invited to perform her
piano solo at Club Congress
during Tuesday night
assembly.
Mrs. Hilda R. Goodwin
has been a 4-H leader for 19
years. She was recognized
at District Activity Day as
an outstanding North
eastern District Leader.
This recognition was
awarded by the North
Carolina 4-H Honer Club.
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