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Community Clifton-Elliott united in marriage MRS. JOHN A. ELLIOTT JR. ft Byrum-Barclay exchange vows I Miss Ann Paige Byrum and Mr. Desmond Barclay Jr. were united in marriage August 20 by Father Simeon Rukstalis in the St. Elizabeth Catholic Church. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James T. Byrum of Tyner. 'The groom is the son of Desmoad Barclay of Elizabeth City and the late Mrs. Catherine D. Barclay. Music was provided by Mrs. Maurine Gminder organist, who accompanied Dr. Albert Gminder as they sang "Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us." Dr. Gminder sang "The Wedding Song" and "The Lord's Pfayer." The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a Victorian gown with lace accents, sheer lace ac cented bishop sleeves and a full skirt emending to a chapel length train. Site wore a wedding hat with lace and a full length train. Maid-of-honor was Wendy Byrum, sister of the bride. Bridesmaids were Honda Wagner of Hertford, Kim Batts of Farmville and Lisa ? Capeland, cousin of the bride, of Bclvidere. They wore blue taffeta gowns overlaid with sheer and a bustle. Mr. Desmond Barclay, father of the groom, served as best man. Ushers were Vinton Turnburke Jr. of Efizabeth City, David Holleman of Greenville and Patrick Barclay, bifcher of the groom, of Virginia B?ach. Children in the wedding were Janet anil David Jernigan, niece and ne&hew of the groom. Mistress of ceremonies was Mrs. Irene Bray, sifter of the groom. ^ reception was held at the church ha|l. After a wedding trip to Emerald Is* the couple will make their home inpreenville. Motion for life "x Everyone wants a sleek, healthy body. But plain old exercise can be so north Carolina AGR1CULTURAJ meet m Tuesday, 4at?:Mp.m. For Life iy??ir?4 by the County Ci 424-78*7 to I MR. AND MRS. DESMOND BARCLAY JR. r tl|C whining SEAFOOD DAILY FRIED OR BROILED ('P?qts MOTEL AND RESTAURANT OPEN 6 A.M. -9 P.M. DAILY U.S. 17 SOUTH PHONE 335-54C8| Elizabeth City, N.C. OUR BEST CMPET OFFER EVER! Two Weeks Ontyl Purchase 50 sq. yds. or more of any of our famous brand carpefs made of lany Du Pont ANTRON 4 nylon between September 23 and October 8 and you can receive a: IfREE TI Home Com plus software cartridge on home finances Here's an offer you can't afford to miss. Buy a famous brand carpet from our complete inventory I of carpets made of ANTRON and you'll be eligible tor a FREE Texas Instruments home computer from CXjPont Carpets of DuPont ANTRON' are tops In looks, wear and performance. And we've gota big I beautiful selection of aM the fate* styles and colore. | But hurryl This fabulous offer ends October 8. Proof of Purchase Required. Multi-Color Ptush Solid Color Plush -"2 ?13.23-,-, *12.93 ? i . Stylish Sculpture mi Kimberly Ann Clifton and John A. Elliott Jr. were married Saturday at 1 p.m. in St. Elixabeth'a Catholic Church. Father Simeon Rukstalis offlcirted. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mr*. Jollish Clifton of Elizabeth City. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. John A. Elliott of Elisabeth City and the late Mrs. Evelyn Elliott Wedding music was presented by Tommy Venters and Steve Midgett. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a formal gown of sheer oganza, Chantilly lace and Schiffi embroidery, designed with a high neckline, fitted waistline and full bishop sleeves. The semi-fitted skirt featured an attached chapel length train faahioned with a flounce at the hemline. Her mantilla of silk was bordered with Schiffli em broidery and highlighted with miniature appliques. Kathy Clifton was maid of honor for her sister. Beckie Dussault, sister of the bridegroom, was bridesmaid. The father of the bridegroom was best man. Ushers were Gary Reed and Edward Bundy, both of Hertford. Mrs. Ansie Wood was mistress of the ceremony. A recption was held at the Moose Lodge following the ceremony. Following their wedding trip to the mountains, the couple will reside in Hertford. C.O.A. visiting artist to perform College of The Albemarle's Visiting Artist, Clifford Tretick, who has rapidly become an in ternationally-recognized flutist, will present his first concert of the academic year at 3:30 p.m. on Sunday, October 2 at the First United Mehtodist Church in Elizabeth City. Tretick was named by the 1981 National Flute Association Com petition as one of the top three in ternational flutists under the age of 27. During the past summer, he recieved a full fellowship to perform as a soloist at the prestigious Bach Aria Festival and Institute in Stony Brook, N. Y. During the 1963 season, he also performed as guest soloist with the Onyx Contemporary Chamber En semble at the Piccolo Spoleto Festival in Charleston, S.C. There he gave the world premier of "Yellow Ribbons 19," written by Max Lif chitz, one of New York City's foremost composers. The young musician's Sunday afternoon concert will include a blend of jazz and classic arrangements for flute. He will be accompanied by pianist Dr. Rachel Gragson, professor of music at Elizabeth City State University. The winner of the cutest baby contest sponsored by the Senior Center was two year old Natalie Carol Long shown here with Patty White, Senior Center Director. Natalie is* the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Milton Long of Hertford., (Photo by Ken Castelloe) Come In and visit Anzie In our air conditioned showroom and let her tell you how we personalize each memorial we sell. Hunt Wood - 244 2572 When you buy from Clifton & Clifton Monuments: YOU sat tlx iwwM you km purchased: YOU dttorait tbt tottori* mi canritf sty(? from mi larft NkcW YOU app"'? th? coaipMi layout of jour momonat prior to cutting! YOU art ?M to bo at tho ctwttory to no your stoat tracts on Aw toot pilinp of comtnt! "t mate tart that ntry stop if product** is affimtf by YOU, toawM ntthini to cbaact! It Is our pltasur ? to sarv* you, plea ss coma by and visit us. ft* 17 Sarin Hours: Mtn.-fri 1:00-5:00 Sat 1:00-12:00 335-1570 Drinking Drivers Are EVERYBODY'S Business! How Serious is the Problem: Of 144,543 reported automobile accidents in NC in '82: ?21,896 were known to have been ilcohol rtiitod. ? 6.163 were suspected of being alcohol VMM* ? 381 people were killed and ?18,510 were injured in known alcohol caused accidents. ? 418 people died and ? 3,591 were injured in alcohol-suspected ?CCiMfiiS. GET CONCERNED! North Carolina Governor's Highway Safety Program Youth Drinking: A Growing problem Drinking among our youth is increasing at an alarming rate. Three out of fhe teenagers drink once a month . . . about 3 out of 10 who are in the 10th-12th grades could be problem drinkers. Automobile accidents are a leading cause of death among those 16 to 19 years old. Arrest figures for 1982 in NC for driving under the influence hint at the extent of the problem among the young: A HIGH PRICE TO PAY Dm price of being arrested and convicted for WW is high and Mt just financially. There are jlso? ? Publicitv ami wWic embarrassment " ? rw? "? ^ k* f \ A PmmKIa In.. |J i^rhiar1! Ilfan., ivmiNV iun w Oiiftri iiCcuw ? Passible loos of job ? Increased insttranc ? Coat of Md*i a lawyer sS iP9 P >y . 18 and Mow 19-25 26-35 3M5 41-55 SMS Over 65 No age specified Thafi a total of 95,492 people! - 4,695 35,297 27,853 14,131 8.06S 3,845 1,049 GET CONCER YOU'LL BE IN GOOD COMRA WW*! Drinking drivers are everybody s Local county, and state police need the help of every citizen if wean to ??&>
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