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Former Ash resident Patricia Inman
Henderson and Robert John Armour,
both of Rochester, N.Y., were
married Nov. 25 at the Hiiton in Myrtle
Beach, S.C.
The 6 p.m. double-ring ceremony
was officiated by Sen. Bud I-ong.
Music for the ceremony was provided
by pianist Larry Green.
The bride was given in marriage
by her sons, David Henderson of
Rochester, Martin Henderson and
Darrnll HnnHnrsnn hnth of Wilm
ington. They also served as ushers.
Best man was the groom's brother,
Michael Armour. Rosa Lee Bland of
Longwood was maid of honor. The
groom's daughter, Jeannine Armour
of Rochester, was a junior
Birthdays And
Thursday, Dec. 15
Brian Clemmons, Jeremy Hardee,
Tyler Sims, Roger Stevenson,
Elizabeth K. Sellers, Roque Lugo,
Tanya Sellers, Jamie Ward, Terenthfa
Henry, Julia Helms, Nelda
Hewett, Pearlene Stanley, Ruth
Carol Sellers, Connie S. Belmore,
Glenn Owena, Bobby Gore, Virgil
Roberts, Mrs. Irene M. Jones;
Robert and Ruth Ball.
Friday, Dec. 16
Kerry L. Cox, Richard Alexander,
Britt Williams, Megan Williams,
Khrista Catherine Clemmons, Uene
Inman, Micah Stumbling Bear, Joey
Stanaland, James Grissett, Richard
Jones, Nicholas Carpenter, Glenda
Holden, Kenny Cox, Judy Pridgen;
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Holden; Bill and
Jean Cox.
Saturday, Dec. 17
Janet Simmons, Greta Evans,
Doris Herring, Gerson Hewett,
Rachel Elizabeth Irving, Rebecca
Jane Irving, Dale Gaffncy; Tom and
Wanda Gore; Mr. and Mrs. Tony
Clayton, Mr. and Mrs. John Kinlaw.
Sunday, Dec. 18
Dena Hughes, Kathleen Holden,
Chrystal Taul, Shanetta Inman, Barbara
Brooks, Gail Beck, Adena Faye
Wilbur, Joyce Williamson, Charlotte
Roberts; Mr. and Mrs. Jim Cole, Mr.
and Mrs. John Kinlaw, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Ramsey.
Monday, Dee. 19
Georgia Manges, Jerry King,
Geraldine Elliott, Keith Diekerson,
Edna Faye Inman, Sonny Leggett;
, , Mr. and Mrs. O.Kenneth Hewett, Mr.
and Mrs. James Redwine.
Tuesday, Dec. 20
Cheryl Barton, Russell Kennedy,
Vangelyn Green, Betty Edwards,
Frances Stephens, Jessica Pigott;
Mr. and Mrs. Maynard Owens, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Watts, Mr. and Mrs.
Wendell Bennett, Michael and
Melissa Sims, Mr. and Mrs. Kim E.
Carter.
Wednesday, Dec. 21
Roy D. Trest, Scott Hewett, Vicky
Crawford, Rifton Evans, Raymond
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The bride wore an informal gown
of ivory English lace over a peach
satin chemise, with a wedding band
collar, dolman sleeves with wrist
cuffs and pearl closures and intermission
length skirt with a sweep
train. Her short, pearl-dusted pouf
veil was attached to a V-shaped pearl
headband with a a floral and pearl
spray accent. She carried a cascade
of white calla lilies, white roses,
white freesia and white borvardia.
After the ceremony, a reception
was held at the Hilton. Disc jockey
Bill Albert of North Myrtle Beach,
S.C., played music from the 1950s and
1960s.
The couple will live ir. Rochester.
Anniversaries
Howard, Jimmy Bellamy, Kathy
Quaintance, Dewayne Simmons,
Debbie Dong; Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur
Hardee, Mr. and Mrs. David Kanoy.
Couple To Wed
This Saturday
Eloise and Dale Rivenbark of
Shallotte have announced the upcoming
marriage of their daughter, Debbie
Cooker, to Philip Kinlaw, son of
Gene and Cecilia Kinlaw of Shallotte.
The wedding will be held at 3 p.m.
Saturday in I.etties Grove
Pentecostal Freewill Baptist Church
of Shallotte, with a reception afterward
in the church fellowship hall.
Friends and relatives are invited.
Members Visit
VA Hospital
Members of Calabash VFW Post
7288 and its Auxiliary visited with patients
at the V.A. Medical Center in
Fayetteville on Saturday, Dec. 10,
taking fruits and cupcakes and
money to tinance upcoming bingo
games.
Auxiliarists, accompanied by Santa
Claus, will visit with residents of
Brunswick Village residental care
facility in Shallotte on Dec. 19, bringing
fruit and caroling.
Because of the Christmas holiday,
said spokesman Mary Benes, the
Auxiliary meeting will be changed to
Wednesday, Dec. 21, at 7:30 p.m. at
the post. Members will prepare
Christmas baskets for the needy.
The regular schedule resumes in
January; with the year to begin with
a New Year's Eve party at the VFW
Building. Cost is $10 per person for
members and their guests. Included
are music, favors and food. Reservations
should be made no later than
Dec. 20 by contacting Harold or Carol
Daigneau, 579-4544.
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Former club President Alici
Perkis received a gift certificati
when honored as member of the yea,
by the Guys and Dolls Extensioi
Homcmakers' Club at its Novembei
meeting.
The meeting, which was held at thi
county complex in Bolivia, wai
hosted by club President Theliru
Dunn and her husband, Bill.
Members Jean and Ed Robinsoi
received certificates from Lila Yar
borough of Lower Cape Fear Hospici
for their service to the organization
Home Economics Extension Agen
Mary Russ presented a program 01
simple items' that can be made fo
patients in hospitals and nursin
homes. She also offered tips on tat
ing food to patients and emphasize!
that food should first be approved b;
the patients' dieticians.
In her health committee reDorl
Ms. Perkis discussed lithotomies as i
method to remove gallstones. Also
Jack Ogden reported that clul
members repaired one bicycle am
were working on another one fo
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give to needy children at Christmas
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crib quilts for the 1989 Quilt Show
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Guest speaker Ella Perr;
demonstrated to the 19 members pre
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Hostesses Mary Walsh and Jessi
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Bertha Morrison and James
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the birth of their child,
Shanell Brooks, at 3:34 p.m. Dec. 1 in
The Brunswick Hospital.
Shanell weighed 8 lbs., 4 oz. and
was 20'.i inches long.
Grandparents are Mary Brooks of
Shallotte and Mary Matthews and
Joseph Morrison of Rayne, La.
Great-granparents are Courtney and
Tracy Morrison of Scott, La.
Salmons
Teresa and Franklin R. Salmons
^ III of Supply are the parents of a son,
Joshua Ravira Salmons, born Dec. 1
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at 6:19 p.m. in The Brunswick
Hospital.
He weighed 8 lbs., 10 oz. and was 21
inches long.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. Salmons Jr.
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Thompson
Melissa Thompson has announced
the birth of a son, Patrick Raymond
, Thompson.
He weighed 7 lbs., 15 oz., on arrival
, at The Brunswick Hospital Dec. 2 at
1 6:23 p.m. He was 20 inches long.
His grandparents are Ernest
Thompson of Shallotte and Ruth
Rooks of Brunswick, Ga. Greatgrandparents
are Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Galloway of Supply and Mr.
and Mrs. Kaiser Cravey of
Brunswick, Ga.
Fowell
Tim and Norma Jean Powell of
) Bricklanding are the parents of a
: son, Timothy Bryan Powell II.
: Bom Dec. 7, he weighed 7 lbs., 13
) oz. and was 21 inches long.
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Odell Gurganus of Ocean Isle Beach,
; Dicky and Connie Powell of Shallotte
and Shirley Powell of Shallotte.
Great-grandparents are Vivian
> Powell of Shallotte and Wade and
. Verna Dowless of Bolton.
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gifts for someone of their own
gender.
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