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MRS. JONATHAN WILSON McDONALD
( Kimberly Stahr Wilson)
Wilson-McDonald
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Wilson McDonald, who were wed Saturday, are
on a wedding trip to Cancun, Mexico and afterwards will reside in Tega
Cay, SC.
Kimberly Stahr Wilson became McDonald's bride in a ceremony in St.
John's Lutheran Church in Cherryville.
Rev. Michael E. Collins officiated. :
Iva Bane was organist, Blair Beam was vocalist, Joan Johnson was
harpist and Learey Cloer was trumpeter for the program of nuptial music.
The bride was given in marriage by her father. She wore a white satin
gown from Impression Bridals. The fitted bodice featured a Vee neckline
edged in delicate pearls and a plunging Vee back. The long, tapered sleeves
were gently pouffed at the shoulders and decorated with Alencon lace,
beads and sequins. The ballgown skirt flowed into a Cathedral train which
was completed by an Alencon lace peplum and centered by a satin bow
with Alencon motifs at the bustle. She carried a knee-length cascade of
gardenias, white roses, stephanotis, accents of pearls with greenery, ruscus
and magnolia leaves.
Sumer Ford was maid of honor and bridesmaids were Michelle Uren of
Shelby, Becky Rankin of Belmont, Courtney Bongard of Charlotte and
Tiffany Lawing of Lincolnton.
All the attendants wore purple two-piece crepe suits. The jackets were
styled with satin tuxedo lapels with long sleeves and accented with two
rhinestone buttons at the waistline. The suits featured a straight long skirt
with a front side split. They carried long, slender cascade bouquets of a
magnolia bloom as the focal point accented by pink snapdragons and rus-
cus greenery. :
Miranda Hill was flower girl.
Ryan Godwin was ringbearer.
F=The bridegroom's father-was best man.
kwdUshers were David McDonald of Kings Mountain, Abraham Moore of
Belmont, David®Smitheof Charlotte and Chris:Drum of Belmont.
Janet C. Wilson and Mr. and Mrs. James W. McDonald hosted the re-
‘ception after the ceremony at Club Carolina.
: The bride's mother and the bridegroom's parents also hosted the re-
hearsal dinner Friday night at Gastonia City Club.
The bride is the daughter of Janet C. Wilson of Tega Cay, SC and John
C. Wilson Jr. of Gastonia and granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. John F.
Wilson Sr. and Mr .and Mrs. Everette Canipe and great-granddaughter of
Frank Canipe. She is a graduate of Cherryville High School and the
University of North Carolina at Charlotte, where she was a member of Chi
Omega Sorority.
~ Mr. and Mrs. James W. McDonald of Kings Mountain are parents of the
bridegroom. He is a graduate of Bessemer City High School, Gaston
College and Limestone College and is a professional kneeboarder/ski-
boarder for O'Brien International. He is the grandson of Mrs. Margaret
Griffin.
Women's Agenda Assembly October 4
Women interested in issues of
concern to women are invited to at-
tend a Women's Agenda Assembly
October 4 from 5:30-9 p.m. at
Family Life Center, First United
Methodist Church, 190 E. Franklin
Blvd. in Gastonia.
The program is free. A light sup-
{per is available at cost of $2. A
. nursery will be available for
preschool children and a light sup-
per will be provided at no charge
for preschoolers. Advance registra-
tion is required for the nursery ser-
vices at 922-3621.
The forum will rank issues and
public policy concerns o interest to
women in North Carolina to be ad-
dressed by state legislators.
IT'S
FAIR TIME
Thurs., Sept. 29 -
Sat., Oct. 8th, 1994 a
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