Sams, Li on June 13 at 3 p.m. in the Ampi Theater of Mars Hill College The Rev. James Hens ley, pastor of Meadow Fork Baptist Church, con ducted the ceremony Music was provided by David Robinson, Steve Briggs and Stephanie Fender. The bride is the daughter of Nor man and Barbara Littrell of Mar shall. Hie groom is the son of Roger and Sandra Sams of Marshall. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a full-length gown of satin with scalloped hem trimmed with chantilly lace, low waist, lace sleeves, and a four-foot lace and satin train. She wore a headpiece and bouquet of silk flowers were made by her mother. Sandy Chesi of Mars Hill was maid of honor. She wore a full-length sky blue silk dress with ruffles at the neck and hem. She carried a lace flower basket with matching colors. Bridesmaids were Darlene Sams, sister of the bride of Asheville; Kim Mace, cousin of the bride, of Mar shall; Lou Ann Littrell, sister of the bridgroom, of Marshall;and, Annette Robinson, siste of the bridegroom of Wp.WrVllu j. v W()r? . . ^ . carried lace flower baskets the same shade as their dresses. Kenneth Arlington, Mend of the groom, served as bast man. Ushers were James Jones and Randy Lit trell, brothers of the bridegroom; Richard Robinson, brother-in-law of the bridegroom; and, Ross Young, friend of the groom. Flower girls were Robbie Sams and Kriay Sams, neices of the bride. Ring bearers were Car) Lee Littrell, brother of the groom and Wesley Robinson, nephew of the groom. A reception was held at Mars Hill Baptist Church with Karen Sams, Geraldine Mace and Naomi Sams assisting. The wedding was directed by Lorraine Shelton. The bride is a graduate of Asheville-Buncombe Technicial Col lege and is employed with the Hot Springs Health Program as a licens ed practical nurse. The grooom is a graduate of Madison High School and is employed by Austin Heating and Cooling. He plans to attend Asheville-Buncombe Technicial College. After a wedding trip to Florida the couple will reside in the Grapevine community of Madison County. Wedding News Sought The News Record welcomes information on weddings in volving residents of Madison County, North Buncombe County and surrounding communities. We request these weddings be written on forms available at The News Record office on Main Street in Marshall. Wedding information should be turned into The News Record office no later than two weeks after the wedding takes place. Photographs are published with both engagements and weddings, provided they are good quality photographs. Black and white photographs are preferred. There is a minimial screening charge for engagment pictures. The editor reserves the right to deny any photograph. Edwards , Named ? i Supervisor S. Karen Edwards of Mare Hill, has L been named Madison County's super visor of elections ; Her selection was approved by the ' State Board of Elections and the ' Madison County Board of Elections on May 26. ! Edwards was sworn in as super visor on June 10 at the meeting of the ; county election board. She has served as deputy supervisor since February 1906. She is the daughter of Curtis and ! Margaret Edwards of Mare Hill. f ; * : I ? * Births A son, Christopher Brett, was born to Mr. and Mrs Jack D. Wallin Jr. of Pensacoia, Fla. on June S. Mrs. WaUin in the former Mary Jane Pressley of Marshall. The grand pa rets are Betty Pressley of Marshall and the late Floyd Pressley; and, Frances Waldrup of Fla. and Jack D. Wallin, Sr. of Marshall. I: A son, Justin Patrick, was bora to Randy and Missy Wood of Hot Spr on June 9. The grandparents are and Pat West; and, Barbara and Bill Ensley of Hot Springs. A son, Daniel Joseph, was born to . and Mrs. Ed Wathen of Nokomis, on May 27. Mrs Wathen is the i of Hot Springs are Mr. and Mrs. Arthus Snelson of Nokomii and Mr and Mrs. Ruebia Wathen ol Louisville. Ky Reminder! li summer are due at the latei than Mrs. Timothy Ray Littrell .the former Connie Nannette Sams Sprinkle, Halula Named To Board Of Volunteers Garnette Sprinkle 'and Maria Halula were welcomed aa new Board members at Neighbor* In Need's an nual meeting and elections recently. The following officers were re elected: president, Marian Plaut; treasurer, Jean Taylor; and, secretary, Mattee Mashburn Neighbors in Need now has four volunteers who staff the office: Mat tee Mashburn, Maria Halula, Jim Woodruff and Alan Anderson. According to the annual financing reports contributions this year total ed <13,380.35. The board gave special recognition to the following churches and organizations "who have been generous in their support of Neighbors In Need:" Mars Hill Bap tist Church, Gabriels Creek Baptist Church, Bethel Baptist Church, St. Andrew's Catholic Church, North Fork Baptist Church, Marshall Presbyterian Church, Church of the Holy Spirit, Long Branch Baptist Church, First Baptist Church of Mar shall, Grapevine Baptist Church, Calvary Baptist Church, Marshall Freewill Baptist Church, Little Ivy Baptist Church, Mars Hill Methodist Church, California Creek Baptist Church, Marshall Lions Club. All Souls Church (Aalwvilla), The Com mission on Religion in Appalachia and Mars Hill College faculty and students. Flossie Phoenix was also remembered for her bequest to Neighbors In Need. Assistance to families and in dividuals totaled (3,770.90. Once again, more than 96 percent of all donations went directly to assist those in need, board members said. Assistance was given in such areas as utilities, rent, food, transportation to piedmont hospitals, medication and medical expenses. A successful addition to Neighbors In Need services this year has been the food closet, which is adjacent to the Neighbors In Need office in the Marshall Presbyterian Church. Area churches and businesses have helped to keep this food closet well-stocked with food, soaps, toliet articles and baby items, board members said. Members also extended special thanks to those individuals and church groups who have chosen to sponsor an elderly or handicapped person with on-going medical needs or with Lifeline telephone service. Walnut Kindergarteners Receive Certificates By EMMA LOU WAMBLES Nineteen "little darlings" received their certificates Thursday from teacher Sandra Ford for completing kindergarten at Walnut Elementary. Their former teacher, Tommy Gen try, was guest speaker. Eighth