Burnett-Me Kinney wed
! Miss Vivian Kay Burnett of
Black Mountain and Charles
Steven McKinney of Marion
*ere wed September 3 at the
site of Andrews Geyser in Old
fort. The Rev. Clifford
Burnett, father of the bride,
officiated at the two otlock
ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
the Rev. and Mrs. Clifford J.
Burnett of Black Mountain.
She is a 1976 graduate of Owen
High School and is employed
bv the Travenol Division of
Baiter Laboratories.
The bridegroom is the son of
<Br and Mrs. Earl McKinney
jg Marion. He is a 1173
graduate of McDowell High
School and is employed by
howes of Marion.
Annette Nantz, pianist, and
cousin of the bridegroom,
presented a program of
*edding selections.
Given in marriage by her
uncle, Cecil Burnette, the
bnde wore a floor length gown
of dotted swiss featuring long
puffed sleeves, empire waist,
and square neckline accented
with tiny ruffles in front The
A-line skirt was enhanced with
a ruffle flounce hemline. She
wore a white picture hat and
carried a bouquet of white
daisies centered with a single
yellow rose.
Debra Wilson of Black
Mountain, best friend of the
bnde, was maid of honor. She
was attired in a floor length
dress of yellow floral dotted
swiss. She carried a bouquet
of yellow and white daisies.
Dawn Jackson of Marion,
niece of the bride, was juhior
bridesmaid. She wore a floor
length dress of yellow floral
dotted swiss and carried a
basket of yellow and white
daisies.
The bridegroom chose his
father to be best man. Ronnie
Jackson, brother-in-law of the
bride, was groomsman and
Alan McKinney, brother of the
bridegroom, was ringbearer.
For her daughter! wedding,
Mrs. Burnett chose an aqua
street length dress with short
sleeves. The mother of the
bridegroom wore a beige
street length dress with short
sleeves. Each compliment
her attire with a corsage of
white carnations.
After a honeymoon trip the
couple will reside in Marion.
Immediately following the
ceremony a reception was
held at Andrews Geyser Park.
Gail Payne was hostess and
Carolyn Jackson, and Wills
Mae Williams assisted in the
serving. Rhonda Williams
took care of the Guest Book.
Miller-McConnel wed
Marriage vows were spoken
by Miss Ruth Karen Miller
and William George Mc
Connel, Jr. at three-thirty in
the afternoon, Saturday,
September 24, 1977 in the
chapel of Warren Wilson
College in Swannanoa. The
Rev. John Abernathy con
ducted the ceremony before
an altar banked with tree
palms, interspersed with tree
candelabra decorated with
phimosis and carnations The
altar was centered with a
large white basket of white
mums, pink and white car
nations.
A program of nuptial music
by Bach and Handel was prese*
nted by Dr. Schyler Robinson
at the pipe organ.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lincoln
Miller of North Fork Road,
Black Mountain. McConnel
is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
William George McConnsl of
373 Vanderbilt Road of
Asheville.
The „ bride, given in
marriage by her father was
attired in a formal princess
gown of candlelight Pats Seau
with an Empire waistline,
featuring a V-necklinc, stand
up collar and long fitted
sleeves. The softly gathered
bodice was accented with
appliqued Alencon lace. The
sleeves were also enhanced
with lace at wristline. The
start of the gown fell in soft,
flowing gathers from the
•aistline in the back to form a
chapel length train. Her finger
bp veil, a mantilla of im
ported candelight silk net,
’.ordered with cut-out Alencon
lace, was attached to a
Camelot cap of matching lace.
The bridal bouquet was a
Colonial nosegay of pink
sweetheart roses, Stephanotis
and babyk breath with
streamers of English Ivy.
Mrs. Edward (Star)
McGinnis, of Cullowhee, was
matron qf honor. Bridesmaids
were Mrs. Ales (Lynn) Miller
M Mars Hill, sister-in-law of
the bride, and Miss Gail
McConnel of San Francisco,
Calif., sister of the
bridegroom. They all wore
formal princess gowns of deep
blue-green turqoise Qiana
with natural waistline and A
bne skirts. The gown had Jewel
necklines and long fitted
sleeves. The bodice was softly
fathered. Each carried a
single long-stemmed pink rose
*ith pink ribbon streamers.
Ashton Bishop of
Wilmington, niece of the
bridegroom was flower girl.
She wore a high waisted long
town with a full gathered skirt
°f pink and *fhite floral print.
The bodice and sleeves were
enhanced srith appliques of
the floral print. The gown had
a self ruffle of white at the
neckline and at the wristline
°f the sleeves. She carried a
white basket of pink and white
Petals. Brantley Bishop,
also of Wilmington, nephew of
Hi* groom, was ring bearer.
He was attired in an Eton suit
« dart brown velvet
The bridegrooms father was
best man. Ushers were Gene
Hamilton of Asheville, Robert
Tuller of Hendersonville and
Stephen Miller of Waynesville,
brother of the bride. They
were all attired in dark brown
tuxedoes with matching velvet
trim as was the groom.
Mrs. Hilliard Massey of
Black Mountain directed the
wedding.
For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Miller selected a
sleeveless princess gown of
pastel blue Qiana, accented at
the neckline with matching
Alencon lace, with an overlay
of blue chiffon which extended
to form sleeves ending in wide
cuffs of Qiana accented with
lace and self buttons. Her
corsage was a white Cym
bidium orchid. Mrs. McConnel
chose an emerald green
formal gown with a jewel
neckline and long sleeves. Her
corsage was also a white
Cymbiduim orchid.
Mrs. Rutha Todd, grand
mother of the bride, wore a
pastel blue formal gown and a
corsage of white sweetheart
roses. Mrs. Richard Peacock,
grandmother of the
bridegroom chose a perri
winkle blue formal gown with
a white sweetheart rose
corsage.
A reception followed at the
Monte Vista Hotel. Hostesses
assisting in serving were,
Mrs. Hugh Brandon, Mrs.
Bobby Ammons, Miss Debbie
Howell and Mrs. Rich Linville
and Mrs. Bill Phillips, who
catered and directed the
reception.
The bride is a 1977 graduate
of Western Carolina
University with a B.S. degree
in sociology. She attended
Warren Wilson College for one
year and is also a graduate of
Charles D. Owen High School.
She is a member of Kappa
Alpha Delta honor society.
Mrs. McConnel is employed
by the Juvenile Evaluation
Center, Swannanoa, in the
social work department.
The bridegroom is a 1969
graduate of W.C.U. with a B.S.
degree in psychology and
business administration. He is
a member of Psy Chi and
Psychology Honor Society. He
is a graduate of Officers
Candidate School at Fort
Belvoir and held the rank of
First Lt. in Military In
telligence. He is presently an
officer of Southern Industiies
Inc., of Old Fort.
After a wedding trip the
couple will be residing in
Black Mountain.
Avon
Dory Morris
• your Area Representative
Black Mountain
669-9489
Craig, Sneed in operation
Navy Boatswaink Male
First Class Reuben D. Craig,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William F.
Craig of Route 2, Black
Mountain, is participating in
the major NATO exercise
"Display Determination.’
He is serving as a
crewmember aboard the
amphibious command ship
USS Mount Whitney,
homeported in Norfolk, Va.
The Mount Whitney is
deployed as a unit of the US
Sixth Fleet in the
Mediterranean Sea.
Navy Operations Second
Class Edward L. Sneed, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Alvin W. Sneed
of Camp Branch Road, Black
Mountain, is participating in
the major NATO exercise
“Display Determination.’
He is serving as a
crewmember aboard the tank
landing ship USS Manitowoc,
homeported in Norfolk. The
Manitowoc is deployed as a
unit of the US Sixth Fleet in
the Mediterranean Sea.
Their command has joined
naval forces from Portugal,
Italy, Greece, Turkey, and the
United Kingdom for the
combined exercise which
includes convoy operations,
amphibious assault landings
and antisubmarine warfare
maneuvers.
“Display Determination’ is
designed to train NATO naval
forces in combined sea
operations, refine NATO
procedures and ensure that
operational plans are current.
Participating units will test
NATO standardized doctrines,
equipment and armaments,
plus command and control
procedures for coordinated
action by NATO sea, land and
air forces.
The operation will evaluate
allied capability to control
Mediterranean sea lanes plus
reinforce and resupply ground
forces in Southern Europe.
Acting as opposing forces,
NATO units will simulate
surface,subsurface and air
attacks along the convoy
routes. A series of amphibious
landings also are scheduled at
Saros Rav. Turkey, with
follow-on exercises continuing
ashore.
“Display Determination' is
one of a series of annual
operations, conducted each
fall from Norway to Turkey,
designed to provide unified
and coordinated training of
national and NATO forces
within the Allied European
Command.
Garnet''Glaser and Ann Decker with the television to be raffled by the Black
Mountain PTA on October 15. (Dan Ward)
R ice graduates
Sergeant Randall E. Rice,
son of Mr. and Mrs. William L.
Rice of Black Mountain, has
graduated from the Fifteenth
Air Force Noncommissioned
Officer Leadership School at
March AFB, Calif.
The sergeant, who was
trained in military
management and supervision,
is an auto tracking radar
technician at Hawthorne, Nev.
Sergeant Rice is a 1972
graduate of Owen High
School, Swannanoa. His wife,
Brenda, is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J.D. Renfro of
Hawthorne, Nev.
Mooring promoted
Phillip M. Mooring, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Henry M.
Mooring of Black Mountain,
has been promoted to senior
airman in the IT S. Air Force.
Airman Mooring, an ‘ad
ministrative specialist, is
assigned at Chicksands RAF
Station, England, with a unit
of the U.S. Air Forces in
Europe.
The airman attended Tawas
High School, Oscoda, Mich.
Hit. wife,* Tesla*, is the
daughter of Mrs. Lorene
Erwin, 11 Long St., Asheville.
Parks joins Jones staff
Arnold Jones, president of
Arnold Jones and Son, Inc.
Realty and Construction
Company of Black Mountain,
announces the association of
James H. Parks of Swannanoa
as a member of his firm as a
real estate broker. Parks was
formerly associated with
Valley Realty Company.
Parks is the former Post
master of Swannanoa. He is a
member of Swannanoa First
Presbyterian Church where
he serves as Chairman of the
Board of Deacons. He has
been active in many civic and
community projects in the
Valley.
Park* has had experience in
commercial, residential and
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