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Kenansville News * Silver Streaker* ' Silver Streakers met Monday afternoon in the . conference room of the Farm Bureau building with 31 present, Mrs. Clarence Murphy called the meeting ?to order and asked the Rev. .Troy D. Mullis to make the ? opening prayer. After a short business session. Mrs. -Hall, program chairperson . introduced Mark Monday. J director of the Arts Council, ?who presented Tres Rich, guitarist with JSTC. He led '.the group in singing familiar _ songs. After the prograny. the Presbyterian ladies .served punch, assorted ' cookies and potato chips, a Men's Cluster Supper Meeting It was Ladies Night when ? the Men's Cluster meeting was held in Smith's Presby terian Church near Pink Hill. Representatives from the .Pleasant View and Pink Hill churches, in addition to Smith's and Grove were present. The 22 from Grove Church included Mr. and Mrs. Troy Mullis. Mr. and Mrs. W.E. Craft, Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Chestnutt, Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Jones. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Stevens, also Mesdames A.T. Outlaw. N.B. Boney, Amos Chest nutt. Robert Hollingsworth, J.J. Wells, Mary Jessup, Louise W. Mitchell, Martha P. Sitterson, Mae Spicer, Jack Sitterson, Clarence Murphy, Ralph Brown and Miss Margaret Williams. After the barbeque supper, the group heard Dr. David Mclnness speak on "Family Counselling." He was intro duced by Mr. Mullis. His office is in Wilmington. Bridal Shower On Tuesday night, March 18. Mary Alison Frazelle, Kathy Helton, Beth Rector and Pam Parnell were joint hostesses at a bridal shower for Christa Gay Blanton. This was a Come and Sit Party and guests were close friends and schoolmates of the honoree. After helping the bride-elect open her gifts and passing them around for all to admire, the hostesses served cake and punch, potato chips and french onion dip to the thirteen present. Miscellaneous Shower for Chris \ Christa Gay Blanton was the inspiration for another Shower Friday night. March 21.JThis was ^floating amd Jjtefh in the teRow<??o ha* ?* the Kendnsvilie Baptist ' Church. Upon her arrival, the bride-elect was pinned with a pink carnation cor sage. Hostesses for this shower were Mesdames 1 Hilda Booth. Carolyn Hall, ? Betty Helton. Macy Brinson. ? Sheila Veach. Eva Hughes. Geratdine Hatcher, Alice Rich and Wvlene Booth. A color note of pink and white 2 with a touch of green was ? used in the table decorations ? and refreshments. The tables were centered with a floral arrangement of glads, carnations. babies'-breath 2 arid mums flanked by pink ? candles. Refreshments con sisted of cake squares topped with a pink rosebud, mints, cheese dainties, salted nuts and lime punch. About 50 guests called including some "from Goldsboro. Kinston. Wallace. Magnolia and War saw. Kontract Klub Mrs. Stuart Hall was hostess for the Kenansville J Kontract Klub Thursday ? night. All members were ? present, and as they arrived X they found their places at the ; two tables arranged by ^ handmade shamrock tallies. ? They were served a con l gealed salad course with ? coffee or tea. After several ? progressions. Mrs. E.S. Mc T Gowan was declared high ; scorer, and was presented ? covered coat hangers cro cheted by Mrs. Hall. Personals Mrs. W.M. Ingram visited her sister in Harlowe a couple of days last week. Mrs. E.C. Tyndall spent the weekend with the Cren shaw riiomnsons in Southern Pine?. Mr,. Viol i W. Ouinn ?"d Miss Marj Lee Sykes made a business trip to Goldsboro Friday. Mrs. N.B. Boney and Mrs. Woodrow Blackburn w^nt to Camp LeJeune on Red Cross business last Thursday. Kim Pietz of Chapel Hill spent the past weekend with Christa Gay Blanton. Mrs. Dollie Williams of Kinston spent the weekend with Mrs. Maurice Brinson. Bobby Bass of Goldsboro visited his brother. Eddie here in Houston Trailer Park Saturday. Mesdames Ed Bass, T.J. Tolson. Faye Garris and Peggy Larimer of Goldsboro attended the bridal shower for Chris Blanton in the fellowship hall of the local Baptist Church Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Roller and two children of Charlotte spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Phil Kretsch. Mrs. Dan Yancy and baby of Raleigh spent several days last week with Mrs. Paul Stephens. Mr. and Mrs. V.H. Rey nolds have returned "home after a two-week visit in Florida. They visited, her brother in St. Petersburg, his sister in Fort Lauderdale, and other relatives in Bradenton and Winter Haven. Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Taylor have returned to their hgme here after several weeks spent at Flagler Beaah, Fta INVITATION Mrs. Nadine Brinson Blanton and Mr. James Earl Blanton request the honour of your presence at the marriage of their daughter Christa Gay to Edward Earl Bass, Jr. on Saturday, the fifth of April nineteen hundred and eighty at three o'clock in the afternoon Kenansville Baptist Church Kenansville. North Carolina Reception immediately following ceremony Fellowship Hall Kenansville Baptist Church Lanier-Smith United In Marriage Teresa Renn Smith and Johnny Lynn Lanier were united in marriage Saturday. March 8. 1980, at half after the hour of six o'clock in the Cabin Free Will Baptist Church. The Reverend Jimmy Webster, former minister of the groom, officiated at the double ring candlelight cere mony. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Franklin Smith of Pink Hill. Parents of the groom are Mrs. Mannah Kennedy Lanier of Beulaville and the late Norwood Lanier. A program of traditional wedding music was presented by Miss Kim Ed wards. organist, of Beula ville. Vocalist was Mr. Henry West of Warsaw, uncle of the bride. Selections used throughout the wedding were "Whither Thou Goest" and "The Wedding Song." The "Wedding Prayer" was sung as the couple knelt on a white leatherette' prie-dieu. Traditional marches were used for the procAsional and recessional. Vows were exchanged before an altar setting of an arch-shaped lS-branch brass candelabra with a 14-branch spiral candelabra on either side. Two large podium ar rangements of spring flowers and palms completed the scene. White burning tapers were used in the church windows and on the organ. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal white gown of sheerganza and sculptured Venise lace. The gown was fashioned with a wedding band collar of lace. The empire fitted bodice was enhanced with an overlay of sculptured lace encrusted with pearls. Self-covered buttons extended down the back of the gown from the neck to below the waist. The full sheer bishop sfeeves were appliqued and cuffed with lace. Venise lace en circled the waistline and was repeated down the center front of the gown and around the hem which swept into an attached chapel train. Her - fingertip veil of silk illusion, bordered with lace and a rolled edge, was attached to a matching * cap etched with pearls, ne carried a colonial no^ gay at pink roses, miniature carnations and white poms inter spersed with babies'-breath md bridal streamers. Miss Nanette Blizzard, friend of the bride, served as maid of honor. She wore a formal gown of light pink chiffon accented by an empire waist, flowing pleats and matching capelet. She wore a crown of babies' breath with a bow in her hair and carried a colonial nose gay similar to the bride's. Bridesmaids were Miss Carla Smith, cousin of the bride, of Mount Olive; Mrs. Tarla Smith, cousin of the bride, of Greenville; Miss Anita Waters, cousin of the bride, of Faison; and Mrs. Glenee Smith, cousin of the groom, of Chinquapin. Each wore gowns identical to that of the honor attendant. They also wore a crown of babies' breath and carried a nosegay similar to the honor atten dant's. Flowergirl was Miss Dee Davis, cousin of the bride, and daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Larry Davis of Albert - son. Her gown was similar to those of the bridesmaids and she carried a basket of mixed spring flowers. Wisps of babies'-breath were en twined in her hair. The groom wore a white full dress tuxedo with tails. Ellis Lanier, brother of the groom, served as best man. Ushers were Billy Ray Lanier, brother of the groom, of Beulaville; Tim Smith, brother of the bride, of Pink Hill; Disel Hinkle. cousin of the groom, of Beulaville; and John Kepanski, cousin of the groom, of Beulaville. They wore gray tuxedos similar to that of the groom. Ringbearer was Kevin Smith, cousin of the bride, and son of Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Smith of Mount Olive. He carried a white satin pillow and wore a tuxedo identical to tho?e of the ushers. * For her # daughter's wedding, Mrs. Smith chose an apricot formal gown. Mrs. Lanier, mother of the groom, wore a blue formal gown. Their corsages were white Georgian* orchids trimmed in white lace ribbon. Mrs. Laura Smith, grand mother of the bride, chose a pink formal gown. Mrs. Betty Kennedy, grand mother of the groom, chose a green formal gown. Their corsages were white carna tions trimmed in white lace rikbon. the bride and groom pre sented a red rose to each mother during the reces sional. Mrs. Geraldine Tucker di ected the wedding and M s. Hazel Kornegay. aunt of the bride, presided at the gi ist register. t -or traveling, the bride cf >se a light yellow two pi :ce suit and matching acessories. She wore an 01 rhid corsage. Teresa will graduate from E st Carolina University in Jt ne. Johnny is a graduate of E st Duplin High School and is a service station attendant ir Beulaville. After a wedding trip, the c< uple is making their home a Route 2, Pink Hill. I Reception Immediately following the ceremony, the bride's parents entertained with a reception in the fellowship hall of the church. Guests were greeted by Mrs. Ruth Waters, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Aulene Lanier, aunt of the groom. The reception table was covered with a full-length white tablecloth. It was centered with a double candelabra filled with pink miniature carnations, white poms, statice, gypsophila and pink tapers. The couple cut the tradi tional first slice of the three tiered wedding cake deco rated with pink roses and topped with a bride and groom. Guests were served wedding cake, open-faced sandwiches, cheese straws, ham biscuits, Swedish wedding cookies, nuts and punch. Cake was served by Mrs. Elsie Waters, aunt of the bride, and punch was served by Mrs. Edna Miller, aunt of the groom. Miss Carla Smith attended the bride's portrait table. t Her wedding i portrait and one of her childhood pictures were placed along with her bridal bouquet. Rice bags were passed out by Carla. Good-byes were said by Mrs. Betty Lou Komegay, aunt of the bride, and Mrs. Jessie Kopanski, aunt of the groom. Rehearsal Dinner Prior to the rehearsal, Mrs. Lanier, entertained the wedding party and friends with a dinner in the fellow ship hall of the church. Teresa and Johnny presented the wedding party with gifts at this time. Shower* On February 9, Teresa Smith was honored with a miscellaneous shower by her aunts. Mrs. Hazel Kornegay, Mrs. Betty Lou Kornegay and Mrs. Elsie Waters. The shower was held in the home of Mrs. Hazel Kornegay. The bride-to-be was pinned with a red carnation corsage. Teresa was honored with a lingerie shower February 16 in the home of her aunt. Mrs. Linda Smith of Mount Olive. Co-hostess was Miss Alicia Smith, aunt, of Pink Hill. 1 he bride-elect was pinned with white carnations. A surprise miscellaneous shower was given in honor of Miss Smith on February 23 by Mrs. Sherry Kennedy and Miss Nannette Blizzard in the home of Mrs. Kennedy. A floating miscellaneous shower honoring Teresa was held March 1st in the home of Mrs. Nellis Davis by her aunts, Mrs. Davis. Mrs. Mary Edna West and Mrs. Marie Waters. Teresa was presented pink carnations. Teresa was honored with a floating miscellaneous shower on March S in the home of Mrs. Manosh Lanier. Other hostesses were Miss Cynthia Hinkle. Miss I Sherry Carter and Mrs. Joyce Lanier. Teresa was pinned with pink carnations. I Bu8h roses, with magnificent bursts of bloom from Spring thru ^>?Fal... rich, glowing colors beautiful forms, breathtaking fragrances. 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