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I i WlUy, March 24 at fivi
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Mr and Mrs. Hubert Le?
- ^Bamerlin of Route 1,
> ?snsville. The bridegroom
I . ^Be son of Mr. and Mrs.
I ^Hrwood Lanier of Route I,
B?upin f<
I . B in ir *ndelat
I ' ^Bed with spiral candela
- Bon either side. Basket!
Bms. Trinity candies and
ft.'-'". CC
ft ^?setting.* fews were
?ted with ribbons.
B as escorted i
? I Rltar and given in mar
?toby her father. She wonfl
I ^tetn al gown of white silk
> Ban over taffeta. The
?-1 empire bodi t f< atured
i ^Bctorian collar and a sheer
? Ik Char 'ace overlaid
I ?tolh and edged the
?e The full A-line skirt
?sifded into a full chapel
B Btc tra>n and was edged in I
? empire waist was at I
I ? ?fitetet by a white ribbon and
H- Ry with streamers The I
I ^Bn was complimented by al
? ' al mantilla
Borted bridal illusion
is
Hired csp. The brideB
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^?or. She wore s yellow
?te of polyester totton
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?d a ruffle st the scoop
; B hinir.d ? I*
?l. She s picture
C^Bled with a ye I lor
Bmi?n dkrtse- ^ k ? .1 ^B
^?mtng a oow. >nc carneo <> ?
?ow long-stemmed mum I
ing ribbon, j ?' ^ tvj4
Bridesmaids were Mr*
Annette Andcrsop of
Kenansviile. Mrs. Gail
Mercer of Chapel Hill and
Mias Betty Ruth Outlaw of
Mount Olive, cousins of the
,, bride. They were dressed
Jj identically to the maid of
^ honor but in green and also
carried mums
Flower girl was Miss
Jennifer Jones, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs Herman ^nes
of Kenansviile. She wore a
sssrdjrjft
pinafore of sheer polyester
and carried a white basket
with spring flowers, i
Ring bearer was Master
Kevin Anderson. so?W;^jr.
and Mrs. Jimmj dtersoi of
Kenansviile He carried a
white-satin pillow edged in
lace with - "
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tying on the rings.
Willie Earl Lanier, brother
of this groom, served as best
man. Ushers were James
Allen Dunn and Harold
Jones Dunn of Kenansville.
uncles of the bride.
The mother of the bride
selected a street-length dress
of sea green qiana knit with
green accessories. The bride
groom's mother wore a
street-length dress of peach
qiana knit with black ac
cessories. They wore white
rose corsages.
The bride is a 1977
graduate of James Kenan
High School and attended
last Duplin fffgh School and
stitute. He is enipl&yed by
National Spinning. Inc in
Mrs. Sula Margis. sister of
the groom, presided at the
registry and programs were
distributed by "Master Jeffrey
Jones. The wedding was
direcfed by Mrs. Robert
Worthington of Kenansville.
Following the reception,
the dottle left for a wedding
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It of the iride
serving Punch w,a->
>ot ec |t) Mrs Virginia
utner ayi if the,
Hostt s-at-large Hi
Mrs nes A Dunn Jr..
Irs Smith Mrs
a H?
nd Mrs
La cnairied *red
dii rtj with a farMcM
couple with a floating mi*
celtonecm* ~how?i at
Jp>i$c of Mr. aiM Mr*
Hubert Summerlit* on Sarar
daj|j it. Man h 10.
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Jerry Rhodes, brother of the 1
bride. They were dressed in f
navy tuxedos with light blue ' s
ruffled shirts and red rose
For her daughter's wed- g
ding. Mrs. Rhodes chose a I
with a^sheer Ctpe. For her jj
chose a formal gown of aqua i
qiana with inatching jacket I
They wore white orchid cor- ?
sages. -W'
Miss Robin Maye attended f
the register and Byron j
Barwick. nephew of the
groom, distributed pro- f
grams. The wedding was |
directed by Mrs. Elna Qray J
The bride is a graduate of" j
James Sprunt School of Nur- '
sing and is fmployed as a 2
registered nurse at Lenoir I
Memorial Hospital in :
Kinston. |
The groom received his I
degree as an Emergency j
Medical Technician from I
Wayne Community College c
and is presently employed at |
Lenoir Memorial Hospital 9
Emergency Medical Service Z
in Kinston. He is also en
gaged in farming.
After a wedding trip to |
Beech Mountain, the couple I
is residing at Seven Springs. I
After the ocremony. the "I
bride's parents entertained *&)
(he wedding guests with a J
fdception in the chufch
ll
>haM ? '
f ,.f.
On ?'Urday il
larch 17th. the wedding
--<? ? a
. . K This was given
r the groom's parents. Mr
.d Mrs. f a< Ba. * ck and
It. and Mrs Vermt Barwick
the Bernie Barwick home.
I
Matthis and Mra. Davey
Thomas entertained th?
ty at the churcti
Mr. and Mrs Lin wood
Price honored the groom
with a wedding breakfaat hi
Goideboro on March 18.
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compliment that 6V4 To 10 I 1
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Downtown " Mount Olive I
Berwick-Rhodes
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ausan nnnaic wnooes ana "
Frederick Neil Berwick ex- ??
changed their marriage vows C'B
in a double ring candlelight ?
ceremony on March 18 at V
four o'clock in the afternoon 1
at Beulavtlle Pentecostal '?
Free Will Baptist Church. CH
Officiating ministers were V
the Reverend Richard
MuriRfcfaaftrSf the bride. ?
and tie Reverend Chris I
Singleton, former pastor of ?
thThe'bride la the daughter h|
of Mr. and Mrs. Mack g I
Rhodes of Bevlaville and the f1 I
groom is the son of Mr. and ''
I Mrs. Earl Berwick of Seven d ?
Springs. ? I
The church was decorated *?
with baskets of palms which s'
outlined a lighted mural ip 01
the background. A spiral ?
I candelabra containing fifteen <* ?
I candles and two branched *
candelabras containing three st
I candles each, accented with ?
daisies and palm greenery '
were on each side. The
kneeling bench was placed in J
front oifthe Trinity candles. It " ?
was decorated with green- a'
ery. streamers of light blue
ribbons, two doves, and a '?
long stdmmed red rose to be ?
given to each" mother at the ?
recessional. A large all white "
arrangement of mixed 1
flowers was placed on either *
side of the altar. Lighted pew *
markers with daisies. '
greenery and light blue rib r
bons designated the seats for 3
the mothers. ?
Traditional wedding music s
was rendered by Miss Yvette
Miller of Beulaville. Mrs B
Peannie Smith of Albertson g
sang "There Is Love" and It I
The Wedding Prayer." v I
The-bride was escorted to
the altar bv her father. She M
wore a gown of white bridal I
satin fashioned with a Queen *
? Ann neckline. The empire _
bodice was overlaid with ?
pcau d'ange lace and seed J
pearls and the long sheer ^
fitted sleeves with matching
lace #nd pearls. The redin
gotc skitt had lace trim and
scattered pearl trim down the
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emline ot the train. Her
ithedral-length mantilla
vas attached to a re-em
iroidered Alencon lace Juliet
ap with pearls highlighting,
t and lace and pearls em
broidering the veil. She
arried a cascade bouquet of
ed and white roses, yel|ow
alley and babies -breath.
Miss Sonya Rhodes, sister
f the bride, was maid of
onor. She wore a formal
oprn of light blue qiana with'"
r: waist and Venice lace
at the neckline. The
ress was accented with a
liffon cape. A light blue hat
it| blue flowers and ribbon
treamers completed her
Jtbt. She carried a basket of
(Kroses. yellow and white
aisies and babies'-breath
ith blue lace ribbon
treamers.
Bridesmaids were June
ones. Myra Murphy. Linda
rice. Joette Rhodes,
hariotte Rouse and Pam
fifton. They wore dresses
rid hats identical to that of
hltmaid of honor and carried
similar baskets
Catherine Barwick, niece
F the groom was flower girl,
letdown was floor-length of
ght blue chiffon with a
hite pinafore. She wore a
hite hat" with light blue
bbon steamers and flowers
i the back. She carried a
asket of mixed flowers,
nd dropped rose petals as
h? entered.
Ring bearer was chuck
arwick. brother of the
ropm. He carried a white
ice pillow with lily-of-the
ailey encircling the wedding
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