Wells ,
Gossett
Marry
Nancy Jean Wells and Dwayne
Gossett were united In marriage on
Friday, April M, at the home of the
Rev. and Mrs. Squire Parsons of
Leicester. The Rev. Parsons con
ducted the double-ring ceremony.
11m bride, a West Asheville resi
dent, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Forrest Wells of Chesapeake, Ohio.
She is the granddaughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Wells and Mr.
and Mrs. Ira Haney Ward of Hun
tington, W. Va.
Gossett is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wayne D. Gossett of Leicester. His
grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie King and Mr. and Mrs. J.F.
Gossett of Leicester.
The bride wore an ankle-length
gown of Marquisette over silk and
carried a bouquet of white rose buds
and wild flowers. Her waist-length
veil was adorned by a halo of small
white flowers.
Mrs. Linda Parsons served as
matron of honor. Tiffany Caldwell,
4-year-old daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Don Caldwell, was flower girl. Young
Samuel Parsons carried the rings.
Best man was Mr. Gossett.
Mrs. Gossett graduated magna
cum laude from Symmes Valley High
School. She is currently executive
secreatry to Squire Parsons. Mr.
Gossett is a graduate of Asheville
Christian Academy and attended
Mrs. Dwayne Gossett
. . .the former Nancy Jean Wells
Mars Hill College. He works with his
father and mother in the family
business in Leicester.
The couple will live in Leicester.
They have planned a wedding trip for
July.
Mars Hill Student Wins Vocal Award
William Scott Davis, son of Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Davis Jr. of Stanley,
has won first place in the Charlotte
Choral Society Vocal Awards com
petition held on March 10 in Shalom
Hall of the Myers Park Baptist
Church of Charlotte.
Scott is a former student of
Chatherine Painter, choral director
at East Gaston High School, and
presently studies with Dr. Joel Reed
of Mars Hill College where he is a
sophomore music major. The
scholarship paid $500.
On the Mars Hill campus, Scott is
proving himself musically, having
performed the role of Oliver Hix in
the college's fall production of "The
Music Man.''
In April he will sing the leading role
of Figaro in the Mozart opera "The
Marriage of Figaro."
He is a recipient of the Emma Lan
caster Trodgon Scholarship, awarded
by the college to an outstanding and
deserving student.
While in high school, Scott was win
ner of the North Carolina Honors
Chorus two years, and soloist with the
chorus one of those years.
He attended the Gaston County
Choral Festival three years, perform
ing as soloist one year. He was
featured soloist two years with the
Gaston County Choral Ensemble.
Upon graduation from high school
he was winner of the Paul Fueller
Jones Jr. Music scholarship, award
ed by the First Baptist Church of
Mount Holly. He received the "Most
Outstanding Senior Award" and was
elected soloist for his high school
graduation exercises.
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Births
A son, Kyle Bryant Hunter, was
born to Katty Lou and Kenneth
Hunter of Hot Springs. The grand
parents are Harell and Donna Hunter
and MayBeil Waldroup and the late
Roby Waldroup.
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Program
In the wake of a continuing in
crease in the number of missing
children in the United States, the
Mars Hill Volunteer Fire Department
and Rescue Squad will conduct a pro
gram to provide complete identifica
tion records for area children.
The program is a part of Child
Registry, a new concept designed to
help combat the rampant problem of
missing children - a problem pro
gram organiiers call "one of the true
horror stories of our time."
The idea behind Child Registry is to
consolidate detailed information
about a child, including recent
photographs, so that the information
is readily available, if it is ever need
ed.
A 24-page registry handbook is pro
vided so that parents can fill out the
appropriate pages with current
photographs, health records, dental
records, fingerprints and even a lock
of the child's hair.
"We support this program 100 per
cent," said Eddie Pox, Mars Hill fire
chief.
A parent who fills out the handbook
properly can walk into any police sta
tion in the country and they will have
everything they need to start the
wheels in motion to find their child.
Fox said.
Personnel representing the Mars
Hill Fire Department will be calling
on homes in their district to offer the
program.
The program is in conjuction with
the department's special fund-raiser.
Each family that donates $10 will
receive the child registry handbook,
an 8-by-l0 family portrait and a 2-by-3
photograph for each child that ap
pears in the family portrait.
Photographs will be taken at the
Mars Hill Fire Department on May 16
and 17.
Rainbow Productions is the
photographic company involved in
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Names 2
Brook* Barbee and Keith Salle* of
North Buncombe High School have
been chosen to attend the 1M7
Govenor s School in Academics.
Barbee is going to Govenor's School
West at Salem College in Winston
Salem in mathematics, and Sallee
will attend St. Andrews Presbyterian
College in Lauringburg.
Buncombe County received four
positipns in the academic area with
North Buncombe High School
students receiving two of the four
nominations .
Keith Sallee
Governor'* School student
Civitans
Honor 2
At Buncombe
Two seniors from North Buncombe
High School have recently received
outstanding citizen qualities awards
from the Asheville Civitan Club.
The recipients are, Lori Claire
Payne, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Payne and Robin Kevin
Roberts, son of Mr. and Mrs. Orva
Lee Roberts, who represented North
Buncombe High School at a Civitan
Club Luncheon on May S.
The two were elected to the position
of outstanding citizenship qualities by
the senior class and represented the
school at the luncheon.
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