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Ujfalusy-Nethercutt United In Marriage Joni Carol Nethercutt of Warsaw and Thomas Michael Ujfalusy of Southern Pines were united in mar riage at two o'clock on Satur day. December 4. at Grove Presbyterian Church in Kenansvillc. The Reverends Dav'.d and Ann Dickey otfi ciated the double-ring cere nfony. | The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. JL iSoselcy of Kenansvillc and the late C. Stuart Nethercutt. The groom is the son of Mr and Mrs. Cecil Humphreys of Orlando, Fla.. and the late Gabriel Ujfalusy. The bride and groom spoke their nuptial vows during a candlelight cere mony before the altar which was accented with an arched candelabrum and two spiral cjtndelabrums. Live gtcenery. consisting of pine and magtiolia. completed the decoration of the altar. The mothers of the bride and groom entered the sanctuary escorted by their husbands. Prior to being seated, each mother lit one of the trinity candles at the altar. During the ceremony, the bride and groom com pleted the lighting of the trinity. The bride, escorted down the aisle by her father and to the altar by her parents, wore a gown of pearl poly ester knit with a sweetheart neckline and an empire bodice. Antique pearl French lace ovcrlaved the bodice and was attached to the leg-o mutton sleeves ending at a point on the hand. She carried a petite cascade bou quet of feathered white fugi mums and pink sensation roses accented with gypso phela and centered with a white cattley.v orchid. In her hair, the bride wore pearls entwined with ribbons and lace to match the gown with sprigs of lily-of-the-vallev. The gown was designed by Mary S. Porter of Wallace and was made by the bride's mother. The bride wore a pearl necklace given to her by her grandmother, the late Mrs. John M. Mozingo. on her 16th birthday. Mrs Erica D. Childers of Fayetteville. college room mate. was matron of honor. Mrs. Childres wore a rose pink formal qiana gown trimmed with white lace at the collar. She wore a holo of gypsophela in her hair. Bridesmaids. Miss Emily Killette of Warsaw, and Miss Karen Ball of Greenville, wore identical gowns as that of the matron of honor, with burgundy mums and gypso phela in their hair. Each attendant carried an old fashioned hand-picked bou quet of assorted pink and burgundy silk flowers inter spersed with dried gypso phela and tied with burgundy satin ribbons. Woodrow Locklear of Eagle Springs served as best man. Todd Nethercutt Mosely of Beulaville and Kirk Nethercutt of Golds boro. brothers of the bride, were the ushers. The groom, best man and ushers wore gray suits and white car nations. The father of the bride wore a navy blue suit and a white carnation. For her daughter's wed ding, Mrs. Moseley chose a mauve qiana formal gown with a soft floral print over skirt. Mrs. Humphreys, mother of the groom, wore a green formal gown. Their corsages were a white geor iiana orchid. Mrs. Mary S. Nethercutt, grandmother of the bride, and Mrs. Irene Vanek, grandmother of the gfroom, wore street-length dresses and wore white carnations. John M. Mozingo. grand father of the bride, as a special guest, also wore a white carnation. Katherine Vestal of Warsaw, organist, and Brian and Renee Hoxie of Faison. vocalists, presented the pro gram of music which con sisted of "Trumpet Volun tary" by Purcell. "Hold Thou Mv Hand" bv Briggs. "Jesu Joy of Man's De siring" by Bach. "One Hand. One Heart" by Bern stein (from West Side Story), and the "Wedding March" by Mendelssohn from "A Midsummer's Nigh' Dream." Mrs. Jean West of Kenansville directed the wedding. Mrs. Todd N. Moseley presided at the registry. The bride is a graduate of James Kenan High School and Pembroke State University. Prior to her mar riage, she was employed at WTRQ Radio Station in Warsaw. The groom is a graduate of Pinecrest High School in Pinehurst and Pembroke State University. He is a member of the 82nd Air borne Division at Fort Bragg. Following a wedding trip to the Georgia mountains and New Orleans, the couple will make their home in Southern Pines. Reception Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was held at the home of the bride's parents. The recreation room of the Mose ley home was decorated with live greenery. Brass candle sticks holding deep rose colored candles accented the table and bar. Guests were served assorted hot and cold hors d'oeuvres with hot apple cider, spiced tea and Duplin wine. Following the cutting of the cake by the bridal couple, champagne was served and toasts were made for the couple's happy future. The three-tiered all white wedding cake, which was made and served by Mrs. Billy Holland, was adorned with live pink and burgundy flowers. The cider and spiced tea were served by Mrs. Rae Rose, great a* t of the bride. Mrs. Kirk NethercuM Richard Anderson, Susanne Willis and Al Gray received the guests. Musical entertainment was provided during the reception by Randy Drew. As her going-away outfit. Mrs. Ujfalusy wore a wine wool suit with a pearl blouse and the orchid lifted from her bridal bouquet. The suit was also made by her mother. Rehearsal Dinner A rehearsal dinner was given by the groom's parents following the wedding at the Country Squire in Kenans ville. The bride and groom chose this time to present their gifts. Overnight out-of-town guests also invited to the rehearsal dinner included Mrs. Irene Vanek and Mrs. Mary Cousins of Hollywood. Fla.. Susanne Willis and Al Gray from Orlando. Fla., Richard Anderson of Los Angeles, Calif., and Chan Williams of Eagle Springs. Showers On Nov. 8. a bedroom/ bath shower was given the couple by Mrs. Robin Lewis and Miss Emily Killette at the Lewis home in Warsaw. On Nov. 19th. the couple was given a miscellaneous shower by Mrs. Sharon Adams Nethercutt, Mrs. Terri N. Moseley and Mrs. J.L. Moseley at the home of Mrs. Moseley. Delta Kappa Gamma Christmas Bazaar The Aloha Eta chaDter of Delta Kappa Gamma Society International recently held its annual Christmas bazaar at The General Store res taurant in Kenansville. Members contributed crafts and homemade goodies which were auctioned by immediate past president Mary Anna Grady. For several years the scholarship committee, with Faye 0 Williams as chair man. has sponsored this annual event. The money earned is placed in an edu cational fund to provide a scholarship for a senior from the Duplin County schools and to provide funds for educational projects for the members of the chapter. For the program, the world fellowship committee, chaired by Rachel S. Hatch, showed slides about the DKG Educational Founda tion. an international fund for the support, encourage ment and improvement of education. Sue H. Saunders, presi dent. called the meeting to order and transacted the business session of the so ciety. Gertrude 0. Finch gave the invocation at the beginning of the meeting. Hostesses were Wanda B. Lanier. Dorothy M. Thigpen. Lou Kennedy. Jessie Ann , Nethercutt, Harriet Phillips. Grace S. Farrior and Louise W. Mitchell. The recipient of the 1982 Delta Kappa Gamma scholarship is Renee Blizzard, a graduate of East Duplin High School, who is attending Campbell Univer sity at Buies Creek. JSTC Offers Course In Electrolysis In the fall quarter. 1982. James Sprunt Technical college pioneered a new course in electrolysis, a method to permanently re move superfluous hair on the face and body. The course is now being taught in the evening and prepares students for a full- or part time career in electrolysis. 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