Blizzard-Fisher
Vows Spoken
Lula Ann Blizzard and
Harry John Fisher, both of
Greenville, were united in
marriage at 3 p.m. Sunday,
July 25 in the First Baptist
Church of Deep Run. The
Rev. I^rry Hutchins of
Deep Run officiated at the
double-ring ceremony.
The bride was given in
marriage by her parents
and was escorted to the
altar by her father. She is
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Blizzard of Deep
RunRt. 1.
The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Fisher
of Jacksonville, Fla.
The bride wore a formal
white gown of silk organza
over peau de soie and silk
venise lace. The gown was
designed with a V-neckline
accented with a bertha ef
fect overlay accented with
sculptured silk venise lace
forming the same V-effect
. in the back to the waistline.
Silk venise lace encircled
the waistline and was ac
cented with a self-fabric
rose. The soft flowing skirt
featured a peplum effect at
the back waistline which
flowed to the hemline,
bordered- the gown and
flowed into an attached
chapel train.
ner nngerup veil 01 suk
illusion bordered in lace
was attached to a matching
lace capulet etched with
pearls and iridescence.
Attendants
Mrs. Susan Powell of
Deep Run, sister of the
bride, was the matron of
honor.
Bridesmaids were Ms.
Valerie Taylor of Deep
Run, cousin of the bride,
and Ms. Lynn Carraway
and Ms^ Kelly Blizzard,
both of Kinston, cousins of
the bride.
The groom chose Billy
Szostak of Greensboro to
serve as his best man.
Ushers were Michael Cable
of Greenville, and ? Mac
Blizzard and Ronald
Powell, both of Deep Run.
Nuptial music was
presented by Ms. Sue
Rogers of Pink Hill,
organist, and Ben Rogers
of Pink Hill, vocalist. Ms.
Lib Williams of Cary
directed the wedding, and
Ms. Sally Edgerton of
Wallace presided at the
register.
The bride is a 1977
graduate of Duke Universi
ty and is presently
employed with East
Carolina School of
Medicine.
The groom is presently
employed by the Greenville
Fire and Rescue Depart
ment.
After a wedding trip to
the Smoky Mountains, the
couple will reside at 213-D
River Bluff Road, Green
ville.
Receptions
On June 27, a bridal
shower was given by the
cousins of the bride.
On July 23, a
bridesmaids luncheon was
given by the aunts of the
bride at the home of Mrs.
Thomas Blizzard of
Kington.
A rehearsal dinner was
hosted by Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph "fyndall, Mrs. Ed
ward Bunn and Mrs.
Charles Williams at the
Deep Run Community
Building.
A reception was held im
mediately following the
ceremony in the fellowship
hall of the church.
Kenansville
News
Mr. and Mrs. David Cran
mer Williamson of Charlotte
visited his siter, Mrs. Hazel
Scott several days last week.
Mrs. Janet Boney Webb of
Decatur, Ga. has been visit
ing her mother. Mrs. N.B.
Boney. They attended the
Boney reunion held at the
Country Squire on Sunday.
Mrs. Martha Thompson
and son of ^Edinburgh, Va.
have been visiting the Nicky
Bowdens.
Mrs. Dorothy Matthews of
Florence, S.C. has been
visiting her sisters. Mrs.
Eloise K. Ryder. Mrs. Sue
Neil Lentz and Mrs. Fannie
McGowan.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Paschal
and son. Justin Brock of New
Bern, have been visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Kornegay.
Mrs. Charles Hiighes and
three sons have been visiting
her mother, Mrs.Loretta Cle
ments in Greensboro.
Mrs. Wilbur Adams of
Carolina Beach has been
visiting her sister. Miss
Margaret Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Wil
liams of Saxapahaw visited
their daughter. Miss Roberta
Williams, a couple of days
last week. They came with a
group of 23 senior citizens on
tour. They visited the Duplin
County Winery in Rose Hill,
Cates Pickle Plant, had
dinner at the Country Squire
and attended The Liberty
Cart Thursday night. Friday
they had breakfast at The
General Store, toured the
Duplin County-Dorothy
Wightman Library and the ?
Cowan Museum, then had
lunch at the Graham House
Inn and toured Liberty Hall
that afternoon before return
ing to Saxapahaw.
Past Matrons & Patrons Club
The following enjoyed
supper together at the
Wagon Wheel in Beulaville
. Monday night: Louise K.
Boney. Inez B. Chestnutt,
Celia and J.B. Stroud. Vir
ginia D. Holland. Margaret
G. Johnson. Sally B. Tyndall.
Amos and Edna E. Brinson.
Ruby G. Newton and Pannie
M. Rhodes. They were rep
resentingKenansville
Chapter #215, OES, past
, matrons and past patrons.
Blizzard-Rouse
United In Marriage
On Sunday, August 1, at
three o'clock in the afternoon
at Daleys Chapel Free Will
Baptist Church. Miss Cindy
Jo Rouse and James Earl
"Buddy" Blizzard pledged
their wedding vows. The
Rev. Bryce 0- Rouse, father
of the bride, assisted by Rev.
Johnny Sasser of Pikeville,
officiated at the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter
of Rev. and Mrs. Bryce Q.
Rouse of Seven Springs.
Mrs. Doris T. Blizzard of
Mount Olive and the late'
Charlie Blizzard are parents
of the groom.
A program of wedding
music was presented by Mrs.
Cathy P. Rouse, pianist, and
Kiin Davis of Goldsboro,
soloist.
The bride was escorted to
the altar by her father and
given in marriage by her
parents. She wore a formal
gown with a chapel train.
The fitted bodice featured a
Queen Anne neckline out
lined with scalloped lace and
adorned with seeded pearls.
The organza lantern sleeves
were cuffed with lace at the
wrist. The full-length organ
za skirt extended into a
chapel train. Lace overlaid
the train. An inverted accor
dian pleasted panel bordered
with lace accented the front
of the" skirt. Scalloped lace
bordered the hemline of the
gown. She wore pearls of her
paternal great-grand
mother.
The bride chose a chapel
length mantilla of bridal il
lusion bordered with lace
with an illusion blusher flow
ing from a lace caplet Her
cascade bouquet was made
of yellow roses, stephanotis,
white pompons and babies'
breath.
Mrs. Marsha H. Lee. cou
sin of the bride, was mdtron
of honor. Miss Karen Bliz
zard, sister of the groom,
was maid of honor. Brides
maids were Jonnie Grantham
of Grantham; Teresa J. Bunn
of Deep Run, Betty R. Out
law and Lovey Andrews of
Mount Olive. Flowergirl was
Melissa Johnson of Kinston,
cousin of the bride.
Honorary bridesmaids
were Mrs. Kathy E. Rouse,
of Clinton, sister-in-law of
the bride; Mrs. Kathey B.
Hill of Mount Olive, sister of
the groom; Mrs. Bettye R.
Benton of Reidsville, Mrs.
Scarlette P. Rouse of Seven
Springs and Mrs. Patsy G.
Rouse of Raleigh, all cousins
of the bride.
Herman Hill of Mount
Olive, brotbecin law of the
groom, was best man.
Ushers were Eddie W. Rouse
of Clinton and Gregory 0
Rouse of Seven Springs, both
brothers of the bride; Ken
neth Womble of Grantham.
Jimmy Carr of Mount Olive
and Johnny W. Giddens of
Newton Grove. Little Eddie
W. Rouse 11. tiephew of the
bride, was ringbearer.
The wedding was directed
by Mrs. Janice Pate of
Mount Olive. Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Hammonds of
Kenansville presided at the
register. Little Miss Heather
Thompson and Dondi Pate
served as rice maidens.
Following a wedding trip
to Myrtle Beach, the couple
will reside at Route 1. Mount
Olive.
The bride is a graduate of
South Lenoir High School
and attended James Sprunt
Technical College and
Atlantic Christian College.
She is a nursing student. The
groom graduated at East
Duplin High School and at
tended North Carolina State
University. He is presently
employed as a mechanic at
Mount Olive Pickle
Company.
Reception
Following the ceremony,
the parents of the bride
entertained at a reception in
the chiirrh fellowship hall.
After the couple cut the first
slice of the cake, featuring a
flowing fountain and sis
heart-shaped small cakes
which was made by the
bride's aunt and mother,
aunts of the couple served.
The bride's portrait was dis
played at the reception. Mr.
and Mrs. Alan Brown of
Warsaw served as host and
hostess. Goodbyes were said
by Mr. and Mrs. Rick
Benton. Mr. and Mrs. Gary
Rouse and Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Rouse.
Other Entertainment
Following the rehearsal.
Mrs. Doris Blizzard, mother
of the groom, entertained
with a dinner in the church
fellowship hall.
On July 2 in the home of
the bride, a floating shower
was given' by Mrs. Rosetta
Johnson, Betsy Rouse and
Essie Hill.
On July 22. the ladies of
Rooty Branch Free Will Bap
tist Church entertained the
couple at the church with a
shower.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED ? Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Calvin Bostic of Beulaville announce the engagement of
their daughter, Susan Kav. of Raleigh, to Cecil Rhodes II.
also of Raleigh, son of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rhodes, also of
Beulaville. An October 16th wedding is planned.
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Talaphona: 527-8223
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Lommunity
College
Stroud-Hill
United In Marriage
Linda Kay Stroud of
Moss Hill and David An
thony Cole of Pink Hill
were united in marriage at
4 p.m. Saturday, July 31 in
Holy Innocents Episcopal
Church. The Rev. Henry
Witten of Havelock of
ficiated at the double-ring
ceremony.
The bride was given in
marriage by her mother
and was escorted to the
altar by her uncle, Melvin
Carr Whitfield of Moss Hill.
1 She is the daughter of Ms.
Addie Whitfield Stroud of
Moss Hill.
The groom is the son of
Mi and Mrs. David C. Cole
of Pink Hill.
The bride wore a formal
gown of white satin, silken
ed organza and silk venise
lace over peau de soie. The
gown was fashioned with a
fitted empire bodice
designed with a Queen
Anne neckline and long full
bishop sleeves with satin
cuffs closing with tradi
tional bridal buttons.
Appliques of silk venise
lace elegantly trimmed the
neckline, bodice and
sleeves. The A-line skirt
featured designs of silk
venise lace and flowed soft
ly into a full chapel train,
bordered with a silkened
organza ruffle.
The bride chose for her
headpiece a chapel length
mantilla of imported silk il
lusion bordered with silk
venise lace falling from a
lace cap adorned with silk
flowers.
She carried her maternal
grandmother's Bible
covered in satin and adorn
ed with white silk roses, lily
of the valley, stephanotis
and ivy featuring an orchid
center and accented with
white lace streamers.
Attendants
Mrs. Barbara Stroud
Outlaw of Kinston, sister of
the bride, served as the
matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Henriet
ta and Dixie Anne Stroud,
both of Moss Hill, sisters of
the bride; Shirley Denise
Cole of Pink Hill, sister of
the groom; and Marie
Taylor Williams of
Kinston.
Miss Sarah Frye of Hern
don. Va., cousin of the
groom, was the flowergirl.
The groom chose his
father to serve as best
man. Ushers were Michael
Dewey Outlaw of Kinston,
brother-in-law of the bride;
Matthew W. and Wallace
Blevin* both of Chilhowie,
Va., cousins of the groom;
and David Creech Williams
ofKinston.
Michael Collin Outlaw of
Kinston, nephew of the
bride, was the^ingbearer,
and James Albert Rouse
III of Moss Hill served as
acolyte.
Prenuptial music was
presented by Miss Ruth
Howell of Moss Hill,
organist. Mrs. Ann Hicks
Rouse, soloist, was1 accom
panied by Mrs. Blanche
Davis at the organ.
Mrs. Melvin C. Whitfield
of Moss Hill, aunt of the
bride, directed the wed
ding, and Miss Debra Anne
Rhodes of Raleigh presided
at the register.
The bride is a 1979
graduate of South I^enoir
High School and is present
ly a senior at East Carolina
University in the School of
Physical Therapy.
The groom is a 1979
graduate of South I^enoir
High School and attended
Lenoir Community Col
lege. He is presently
employed as a machinist
by Empire Brushes, Inc. of
Greenville.
After a wedding trip to
unannounced points, the
couple will reside in Green
ville.
Receptions
On July 9, a cocktail par
ty was given by Lt. Col. and
Mrs. James T. Jones of
Moss Hill at the Seymour
Johnson Air Force Base Of
ficer's Club in Goldsboro.
On July 17, Mrs. Juanita
Elmore of Moss Hill
honored the bride and her
attendants at a Coke party
at her home.
On July 24, a
bridesmaids luncheon was
given in honor of the bride
by her cousins and sisters
at the home of Miss
Melrose Whitfield.
A rehearsal dinner was
hosted by the parents of the
groom following the
rehearsal on the eve of the
wedding at King's
Restaurant. Following the
dinner, a dance was given
by Miss Debra Rhodes, Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Rouse,
Mr. and Mrs. Robert H.
Whitfield, Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Davis, and Mr. and
Mr$. Milton Kennedy.
Musical entertainment was
provided by "The
Breakers.''
On the day of the wed
ding, a breakfast was
hosted by Mary Ann Byrd,
Ann Mincey, Pwtrftia
Turner, Pam McUurin and
Linda Westbrook, all of Pin)t
Hill, for the wedding party.
ifflmeOiaieiy following
the ceremony, a reception
waa given at the home of
Bliss Marietta Whitfield,
aunt of the bride, by the?
bride'| family. Gueata
were greeted by Miss
Rachel Whitfield. Punch
was poured by Miss
Marietta Whitfield, and the
wedding cake was served
by Miss Maisie Jones.
Champagne was poqred by
Lt. Col. Jimmy Jones,
James Albert Rouse, Floyd a
Whitfield, Floyd Whitfield
Jr. and Robert H. Whit
field.
Fiftieth Wedding
Invitation
The children of Mr. and
Mrs. William E. Carlton Sr-wy
former residents of Warsaw"
will give them a reception in
honor of their Fiftieth Wed
ding Anniversary on Satur
day. the 21st of August from
2:30 to 5 p.m. at Johnson
Baptist Church. near
Warsaw. All friends and
acquaintances are invited to
attend. Their children in
clude Mrs. Claudie Hudson
of Goldsboro. Bill Carlton Jr.*gy
of Hesperia. Ca.. Henry Dit)
Carlton of Spartanburg, S.C.
and Mrs. Jane Relick of Boca
Raton. Fl. They have 16
grandchildren and four
great -grandchildren.
ECU Courses
Scheduled
Three graduate courses
will be offered in Kenansvill.J)
during the fall semester. The
courses will be held at James
Sprunt Technical College.
The courses are listed as
follows: ELEM 6425 - Ele
mentary School Curriculum.
Tuesday. 6:30-9:45 p.m.
(begin 8-24-82 - end 11-23)
Room 115, Hall Building, Dr.
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- Public School Finance,
Wednesday, 6:00-9:15 p.tr.,1)
(begin 8-25 - end 11-24)
Room 115, Hall Building, Dr.
Richard Preston; and SEED
6480 - Introduction to Re
search, Monday, 6:00-9:15
p.m. (begin 8-23 - end, 11-29)
-Room 115, Hall Building, Dr.
Kenneth Rollins. I
Pre-registration for the
courses is not necessary. A
student may register on the
night of the first class ses
sion. Jjf
These are three semester
hour courses which may be
used for teacher certificate
renewal or for degree credit
if the course fits into the
student's degree program.
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