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MRS. BUDDY ALBERT POPE English-Pope Vows Exchanged In Double Ring Ceremony Miss Allnda Lee English, daughter of Mrs. Steve E. Eng lish of near Warsaw and tne late Mr. English, became the bride of Buddy Albert Pope, son of Mr. ana Mrs. J. Albert Pope of Magnolia, on Sunday, August 21, at three o'clock In New Hope Baptist church. Turkey, North Carolina. Officiating at the double-ring ceremony was the Rev. Waldo Early. A program of nuptial music was presented by Larry Jones of Calypso, pianist, and the Rev. David Hans ley of Beula vllle, soloist. Rev. Hansley sang "Because," "Youll Never Walk Alone," and "The wedd ing Prayer." The vows were said and the couple knelt for a prayer be fore a background of burning cathedral candles In candelar brum entwined with Ivy and w single basket of gladlollav saw, die bride wore a forra||. L gown of peau de sole and LnKfi ported Chant Illy lace. Thegdvii* f was designed with a florftnrlna neckline and sleeves that twfi pored to points. The sheaHH skirt featured an overlay Cjfl Chant Illy lace styled with seB fabric bows. A flowing chapel, J train draped from a self brlc bow at the waist. H? chapel-length veil of lmportdKB silk Illusion was an ached tojf J crown of Bridal Braid trlmnwfl with pearls and rhlnestones. The bride carried a white oiSt chid clustered with lllllesoftt?i|h valley and streamers restlrdHj on a white Bible. Miss Betty Lou English, slsHT ter of the bride, was maid of honor. Her full-length gown e$j mint green brocade ana crep? r was fashioned with an ernplr? j," bodice, styled with a scoope# neckline and elbow sleeves. Th|jjB sheath skirt of crepe was de?n signed with a cathedral train <?j? brocade. Her headpiece of ?H Hdito Jaawcade bow was ac#t cented with mint green Illusion. ^ She carried a nosegay of mumafa carnations, and pom poms wltfifl of Raleigh, Miss Linda Haddock of Hookerton, and Mrs. Don Jackson of Greenville. They wore pastel yellow gowns ana headpieces identical to that of the honor an end ant and carried identical nosegays. Miss Cynthia Hans ley of Beu lavflle was flower girl. Russell Cavenaugh, cousin of the bride, was ring bearer. The groom's father served as his son's best man. Ushers were Charles Pope of Magnolia, cousin of the groom; Amery Eng llsh of Warsaw, brother of the bride; BQl Rollins of Warsaw; Johnny Brown of Rose HOI; and Karroll Knowles of Rose Hill. The bride's mother chose a dress of fern green lace with matching accessories and a cor sage oT purple orchids. Mrs. Pope, mother of the groom, VMS an aqua dress with match ^?kccessorles and a corsage of ?HHe orchids. ohM^tfted from her bridal bl Mrs. Cleveland 1 .1 Klnston presided at the re^ ter. Mrs. Nelson Car bong Warsaw served as JlrectB The bride Is a graduate* East Carolina Collage In Grefl rllle. she will be employed? the Duplin County School s^| tern this fall. fhc bridegroom snc;:J?H| E est Carolina College and v9 mlngton College. He Is now e^H ployed by Ramsey Feed pany In Rose HU. After a wedding trip to western part of North Carolb^H the couple will make their hojjH In Rose Hill. AFTER-REHEARSAL PAH^H Following the Engllsh-Pc^H wedding rehearsal, the brlS couple was honored with a cifl cutting at the home of Mrs. St^H English near Warsaw. M^H Jimmy English, Mrs. E. Blanchard, and Mrs. Ern^H Frederick served ashostessSi Upon arrival the guests wq^| greeted by Mrs. Jimmy EiJB fish. Mrs."Cleveland Thompson I directed the guests to the r|K| freshment taMe, which was c|M vered with a white lace clt^H with a green underlay. Ce^H terlng the table was an arrangjjgf ment of glads, snapdragons, ?Hj pom poms flanked with whlB candles. An ill-white threfcH tiered wedding cake, topped wNl a miniature bride and gnxflfl was served from one end of tME table and fruit punch was servM! at tne ocner ena. Minis w? cheese stars were served bi#?l Mrs. Pope, mother of dpi groom, served the cake aftprj which the bridal couple cut tit first traditional slice, and Mrs. English, mother of the brldt, I poured punch. The bride's book was placflB on a table decorated with whflB candelabra draped with Ivy. BRIDE-ELECT HONORED ? Miss Linda English was ho? no red with a bridal shower al die home of Mrs. Steve Eng llsh. Hostesses were Mrs. Dun-'l can Cavenaugh, Mrs. Richard ! Cavenaugh, and Mrs.C. D.FreWj derlck, Jr. Mrs. Elwood 1 Coombs led the guests with wedding games which were en joyed by alL 1 Upon arrival. Miss English's was presented with a yellow mum corsage. The bride's mo- ? ther and the groom's mother were given white carnation cor- ? sages. Ir?iuuu | I Effective September 1st Oer New Heers | Will Be 4 P.M. 'til 10 P.M. Tuesday thru Sunday C I oted Mondays So rvi ng the F i nest Fresh I SEAFOODS I WESTERN STEAKS I Sea King Restaurant Gum Bra neh Rd. i#al ?34 |(j4? Rich land a. N. C. \ I A fit Summer I _ Furniture Must Go y I Price PPj I Mi as Holmes, Mr. Cox Wed In Bowden HMLss Annette Holmes, dau Br of Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert fljjhes of Bowden, and Mr. jHfcs Foster Q>x, son of Mr. sndMrs. EmmlF. Cox of Golds boss were united In marriage k> tee Bowden Presbyterian Cn An Arrangement of summer flo K centered the burning s at each end. Mrs. Eng mother of the bride, pour nch white Mrs. Pope, mo in the Bowden Presbyterian Church, August 20. 1966 at 4*00 o'clock in the afternoon. The double ring ceremony was performed by tneRev. Nor man H. Flowers. Vows were spoken before a setting of green palms centered ther of the groom, served bri dal cakes. Nuts and butter mints were also served to about sixty guests. with ?i arrangement of white fit, by two aeveo^braneh candlelabniiTi hoi ing tali white lighted tapers. Traditional nopdai mate was present?! by Mrs. R. A. WH llanis at Falson, and Miss Joyce Potter of Warsaw. Mr. Tommy surles sang Because and I Love You Truly preceding the cere mony and The Lord's Prayer as tne benediction. Given In marriage by her fa ther, the bride wore a formal gown of peau de sole and alen con lace. The bodice was styled with sabrina neckline trimmed with reemhrotdered alencon lace and elbow length sleeves. Full skirt featured front panel designed with lece appliques. Attached Chapel train. She wore a Mantilla of im ported sUk Illusion edged with | reembroldered alencon lace draped over a headpiece of peau de sole and pearls. She carried a white orchid resting In a field of greenery atop her white prayer hook. Mrs. William Reed Cooper. Jr., cousin of the bride and Ma tron of Honor, was attired In a canary yellow embroidered dress of organdy. Her veil of sflk Illusion was an ached to a headpiece of roseaes, trimmed with seed pearls. She carried a single yellow mum with yellow satin streamers. Miss Kalien Holmes and Miss Susan Holmes nieces of the bride were child attendants wearing canary yellow dresses with matching peau de sole cum berbunds. The veils of yellow sflk Illusion attached to head pieces of yellow rosettes. They also carried a single yellow mum. Mrs. Holmes chose for her daughter's wedding a blue sheath dress of sUk crepe, with matching accessories, she wore a lavender orchid corsage. The groom's mother selected an emerald oreen sheath dress his soo's beat man. ushsrs were Allen McRas Holmes bro ther of the bride, and Donald R. Hlson of Anderson. S. C. The bride Is a graduate of East choline College and her husband Is a graduate of N. C. State University. For traveling the bride chose in aqua blue silk ch|BUJB en~ semble wtil the white orchid lilted from the bridal bouquet. After a trip to Williamsburg, Virginia die couple will maGel their home In Golds boro. CAKE CUTTING. After rehearsal Friday night, a cake cutting was held In the home of the bride's brother and sister In law, Mr. and Mrs. Allen McRae Holmes. The table was thrown with an imported lace table cloth over yellow. An arrangement of white carnations and greenery graced the table with white burning tapers. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Grady brides mother poured bowl at the opposite ood of the uble, nuts aw decorated wod ding bell mints w?ra also served. The home was dacoratad throughout with yellow and wMta mixed summer flowers. SHOWER On August 17, Mrs. J. W. BU lock, Mrs. Lorene Martin, aid Mrs. Gilbert Brown were hos tesses at a miscellaneous f ( shower In the Faison community building hooortqg the bride - elect. Miss Holmes was present ed a corsage of rubrum Illy. The serving table was co vered with a lace cloth centered with an arrangement of pink and , white carnations and snapdra gons. Refreshments consisted of fruit punch, mints, nuts, ^ and bridal cakes. 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