Turner-Dekle
Vows Spoken
Debra Leigh Tutner and
Brent Cunnings Dekle Of
(Mount Pleasant, S. C. were
united in marriage at 8 p.
m. Saturday, Sept. 18 in the
Pink Hill United Methodist
Church. The Rev. W.
Thomas Clarke and the
Rev. Clarence L. Warren
officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
The bride was given in
marriage by her parents
^tnd was escorted to the
altar by her father. She is
the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Leighton Houston
Turner of Pink Hill.
The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Cum
mings Dekle of Excelsior,
Ga.
The bride wore a formal
own of ivory tissue taffeta
designed with a bodice and
high neckline overlaid in
ivory alencon lace. The
yoke was of French illusion
and the straight sleeves of
lace and the back of the
dress featured the tradi
tional bridal button closing.
H>e A-line skirt, attached
below the natural
^waistline, had a border of
Rriencon lace at the hemline
and fell softly to a
cathedral length train, Her
headpiece was a wide band
accented with alencon lace
medallions to which the
fingertip veil of Ivory
French illusion was attach
ed.
She carried a bouquet of
^ream colored sweetheart
roses and baby's breath at
tached to a fan of alencon
lace.
Attendants
Miss Patti Powers of
Greensboro, cousin of the
bride, was the maid of
honor. Miss Margaret
Turner of Mount Pleasant,
S. C., was the bridesmaid,
fend Miss Katrina Dekle of
Excelsior, Ga., was the
flowergirl.
The best man was
William JVallace of Tampa,
Fla. Ushers were. L. H.
I 1
Turner Jr. of Mont Plea
sant, brother of the bride;
Joe and Davis Gillespie of
BumsvUle, nephews of the
bride; Rick Powers of
Atlanta, Ga., cousin of the
bride; and Dekle Phillips of
Millen, Ga., cousin of the
groom.
Wedding music was
presented by Hugh Turner
Jr. of Pink Hill, cousin of
the bride, organist. The
wedding was directed by
Mrs. William Brewer and
Mrs. Charles Watson, both
of Pink Hill.
The acolyte was Jeff
Dekle of Excelsior, Ga.,
nephew of the groom.
The bride is a high school
graduate of St. Marv's
Junior College in Raleigh
and has a bachelor of arts
degree from UNC-CH. She
continued her studies at the
Institute of Paralegal
Training in .phUadelDhia.
Pa., and is a paralegal with
Wise and Cole of
Charleston, S. C.
The groom is a graduate
of Metter, Ga., High School
and has a B. S. degree from
Georgia Southern College.
He also studied at the Col
lege of Charleston, S. C.,
and is a captain in the Air
Force Reserve in
Charleston.
After a wedding trip to
Topsail Beach, the couple
will reside in Mount Plea
sant, S. C.
Receptions
On June 26, the couple
was honored with a tea in
Metter, Ga. by aunts of the
groom and his sister-in
law.
On July 10, a cookout was
given by Mr. and Mrs. D. L.
Scott, Mr. and Mrs. Dovelle
Outlaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Donald Thigpen, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Salter, and
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wat
son at the home of the
Scotts in Pink Hill.
On July 24, a luncheon
was given at the Colony
House in Charleston, S. C.
by Mrs. A. J. Plowden Jr.
and Miss Margaret Turner.
On Aug. 7, a dessert hour
was given at the summer
home of Dr. and Mrs. G. W.
Adcock in Topsail Beach.
On Aug. 14, a luncheon
was given by Mrs. F. A.
McCrackin Sr. and her
daughter, Meri, and Mrs.
Matthew S. Moore at the
home of Mrs. McCrackin in
Summerton, S. C.
On Aug. 21, a pig picking
was held in Trenton at the
home of Mr. and Mrs.
Reynolds Mason given by
the Masons and Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Stilley of New
Bern.
On Sept. 17, a rehearsal
dinner was given at the
Country Squire in Warsaw
by the parents of the
groom.
On Sept. 17, an after
rehearsal dance was held
at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. W. E. Brewer given
'by the Brewers, Mr. and
Mrs. Charles B. Gillespie,
Mr. and Mrs. L. H. Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. Ethro Hill,
Mr. and Mrs. T. J. Turner,
Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey
Turner, Miss Susan Mad
dox, and Mr. and Mrs. W.
F. Simpson.
On Sept. 18, a buffet lun
cheon at the Longmeadow
Country Club in Pink Hill
was given by Mrs. Michael
Hatch, Mrs. James Miles,
Mrs. Haywood Stroud,
Mrs. Hugh C. Turner, Mrs.
Lynwood Turner, Mrs.
William Warren, Mrs.
Christine Williams, and
Mrs. Tom-Yates.
A reception was held
following the wedding at
the home of the bride's
parents.
On Sept. 19, the couple's
immediate families and
out-of-town' guests were
entertained at a breakfast
at the Graham House in
Kenansville given by Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Powers,
Mrs. Mark Creel, Mr.
Walter Davis, and Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Davis.
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cereal, juice, milk
Tue. - ham buscuit, cereal,
juice, milk
Wed. ? apple Danish,
cereal, juice, milk
Thur. - peanut butter
toast, cereal, juice, milk
Fri. ? honey bun, cereal,
juice, milk
Lucnh
Mon - pizza or raviola with
crackers, french fries or
green peas, apple or fruit cup
Tue. - cheeseburger or
country-style steak with roll,
mashed potatoes or fries,
okra, fruit jello or banana
Wed. - fried chicken with
rice and roll or seawich,
green beans or tossed salad,
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Thur. spaghetti with roll or
yumbo sandwich, coleslaw or
corn, applesauce or marsh
mallow prune cup
Fri. - saucy ribs on bun or
fish with cornbread, french
fries or turnips with roots,
grapes or orange icee
Each lunch is served with
milk. Substitutions may
occur depending upon avail
ability of products. Breakfast
is served only in schools with
the program. Additional
items are available for pur
chase. ^
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