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Mrs. Morris D. Atkins
Mdnerny And Atkins
United In Marriage
The wedding of Miss Cecilia
A. Mclnemy and Morris D. At
kins took place May 2,1970 at
Stella Maris Roman Catholic
Church, Sullivan's Island,S.C.
The Rt. Rev. J. L. McLaughlii
conducted the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. E. R.MclnemySn
of Sullivan's Island, S.C. and
the bridegroom is the son of the
late Thomas M. Atkins and
Mrs. Thomas M. Atkins of Pen
sacola, N.C.
The lovely bride, given in
marriage by her father, was
gowned in traditional white sa
tin peau de soie and Elizabeth
Taylor type lace. The sculp -
tured bodice of Chantilly was
fashioned with three quarter
length sleeves finished with
handclipped scalloped meda -
lions touching the molded rtck
line. The satin peau skirt was
designed with a shaped skirt
with a built in full chapel train
Her veil of imported silk illu -
sion was attached to lace match
ing the gown, enhanced with
irridescents and tiny seed pearls.
The bride's Matron ofHonor
was Mrs. W. A. Banks of Eums
ville, N. C,, sister of the bride
groom. Maid of Honor was
Miss Margaret Ann Me I n e my
of Sullivan's Island, S.C.,sis
ter of the bride. Miss Mary Jo
hanna Mclnemy and Miss Pran
ces Lynn Mclnemy, both sisters
of the bride* from Sullivan's Is
land; and Miss Sherry Lisa
Banks of Burnsville, niece 0f........
the bridegroom served as the
bride's attendants. Flower girl
was Miss Anna Maria Mclnemy
Sullivan's Island, niece of the
bride.
The Maid and Matron of
Honor wore gowns of Momi n g
Blue Imported chiffon featuring
flowing lines banded at the
waist Empire style with silver
braid trim and Kaboukie slee/e
panels dipping to the hemline.
Their veils were attached to
matching headpieces.
The Junior Bridesmaids wore
gowns of Pale Blue Organza de
signed with high necklines, lopg
full sleeves, and softly gathered
skirts finished with satin peau
de soie at the neckline and
banded hemline. Their head
pieces were of matching satin
peau.
Mr. W. A. Banks of Bums -
ville, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom, served as his Best
Man, Groomsmen were Mr.
Randy Banks of Burnsville,ne -
phew of the bridegroom; Mr.
John Holmes of Charlotte, N .
C., friend of the bridegroomjM:
Edward R. Mclnemy Jr. of Sul
livan'' Island and Mr. Michael
R. Mclnemy of Columbia, S.
C., both brothers of the bride.
Ringbearer was Master Joseph
Scott Mclnemy of Sullivan fc
Island, nephew of the bride .
The bride's mother wore a
pink polyester double knit
dress and a hat of pink chiffon
petals. Her corsage was of
white carnations.
The groom's mother wore
a blue imported silk suit with
a matching whimsey of blue
flowers and net. She wore an
orchid corsage.
A reception followed the
ceremony, held in the Stella
Maris Church Hall.
The bride has been employ
ed as a teacher, having gradu
ated from Gen. Wm. Moultrie
High School and Columbia Col
lege. Mr. Atkins is a graduste
of Cane River High School and
Western Carolina University .He
is presently en r*' as a
Sales Engineer at Wang Labora
tories, Inc.
Following a wedding trip to
Nassau the couple will reside
in Charlotte, N.C.
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