In Sion Presbyterian Cliurch MissMary Ilion Haynes...
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Church iss Martha Jean Wood Becomes the Bride of Mr. Haynes. on October 21 wore a dress of white silk organza. accented with a brilliant turquoise satin cummerbund and long sash and a headpiece identical to those of the older attendants. She carried a Sunlight Gold basket showered with satin turquoise streamers from which she dropped rose petals inJ the path of the bride. Larry Martin, nephew of the bride, was ringbear- er. The bride's mother was becom- ingly dressed in a sheath of Cham- pagne silk organza featuring all matching embroidered overskirt, I with gloves, jewelry and slippers I matching her costume. Her corsage was of white Frenched carnations. The mother of the bridegroom wore a li~t blue metalic sheath with a plunging neckline, match- ing jewelry, Iong white gloves and! silver opera pumps. Her corsage was also of white Frenched carna- tions. Given in marriage by her father, the bride Was lovely in a full length gown of bridalure white nylon or- ganza ending in a wide sweeping chapel train. The fitted bodice was. fashioned with a jewel neckline, re- embroidered appliqued motifs and long sleeves tapering to calla points over the hands. The softly gathered bouffant skirt and butterfly bow at .the back was enhanced by re-em- broidered appliqued motifs. Hen gracefully from a small crown of miniature pearls and sequins. She wore a single strand of pearls, gift 1 of the bridegroom, and carried a 1 cascading bouquet of white bridal 1 roses, Frenched carnations and tulle J showered with tiny satin streamers and lilies of the valley. Immediately following the cere- mony a reception was held at the; home of the bride's. parents, 270 Miss Martha Jean Wood, daughter nosegay of Sunlight Gold carnations Cedar Street, Winnsboro. Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Wood complimented with French tulle and Later in the evening, th~ couple Winnsboro, became the bride of satin streamers. left for their wedding trip to the Aubrey Haynes, son of Mrs. The bridesmaids, wearing dresses mountains of North Carolina,. after H. Sellers and the late John and headpieces identical to that: of which they' will make their horne Haynes of Winnsboro and Co- the honor attendant, were Miss at Route 3, Winnsboro. For trav~ling at 8 p.m., on Saturday, Oc- Brenda Gilbert, cousin of the bride, the bride wore a sapphire blue Ilght- er 21, in the Rockton Baptist and Miss Sandra McLendon. They al- weight wool suit and black acces- of Winnsboro. The double- so carried Gody nosegays of Sun- sories. She wore the bridal rose and ceremony was performed by light Gold carnations. All of the Frenched carnation corsage taken Ralph E. Lattimore, assist- attendants wore a heart shaped from her bridal bouquet. by Rev. J. H. Ellenburg. rhinestone pendant and matching Mrs. Haynes is a gr~.duat7 of Wedding mUSICwas' presented by earrings, gifts of the bride. Mount Zion High School In Wrons- Glenda Bolen, pianist, and B iness School and Miss Jonnle Ann Haynes niece of bOJ;oand P~ry ~ __ ~' " Milton Collins. soloist -Iolm - --' ":'- ~-. - I ed1) the L. D. Haynes, Jr., of Columbia,.L.::th,:.:e •.. ·:::.;br~i.:::de.;;!gr""·o.;:oom.==o.o., ...• W""as=..;fl;;;;o""wc...e;;;:rc.;grr=-.l:;;o._S_h'""e_ra~~:~tlbo:n~:; in C:lumbia. of the bridegroom, was best Mr. Haynes graduated from Ushers were Robert Shermer, Greenbrier High School and served of the bridegroom, and La- in the U. S. Navy. He is employed Carter. by the Wingard Electric Company Linda Wood, sister of the .QoLfJCj)o!lJlumJmbbilllaL... __ ----~-- and maid of honor, wore a turquoise chiffon over taf- street length dress, with 'a scoop !l=.n...,,"t;. molded bodice, cap sleeves a Stlftly pleated skirt. A' !".rem";",, headpiece of leaves and with a nose veil of silk il- slippers dyed to match and gloves completed her costume. an old The groom's niece, Kelley Lawton of Boone, was the flow- er girl. She wore a long, dainty pink flowered dress which had ruffles around the hemline, and carried a white basket from: which she scattered rose petals in the path of the bride. Mothers of the' bridal couple were similarly attired. Mrs. Haynes was gowned in a floor length dress of pink knit. Mrs. Scanlan's floor length gown was of green lace. They wore matching "accessories, and their corsages were of white orchids, baby's breath and ivy. The pews for the reserved Immediately following the section were marked with. .swags of magnolia leaves. ceremonya-" recepeon was-held at tile Fa.il'field Country Club, iMrs. James H. Baughman, where the guests were greeted Jr., organist, rendered a pre- by Mr. and Mrs. Richard H. nuptial .musical program of se- Burton. lections by J. S.. Bach and G. The receiving line was com- F. Handel. The traditional wed- posed of the' bride's parents, Deborah W. McNamara and Gene Howie Haynes were ding matches were used for 'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R. Frid M 29 1981' FI're ce both the processional and the I Haynes Jr., the bride and married at noon 1. ay, ay, In 0 n. , recessional. Mr. J. Andrew groom, and the groom's pa- The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Inez Whaley of Gresham and the late Mr. A.B. Whaley. The groom is the son of Mr. and Borders, soloist, sang "The rents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael F. Lord's Prayer". (Malotte) as Scanlan, Jr. ' Mrs. John Henry Haynes, Jr. of Florence and the grandson of the benediction. Arrangements of roses and Mrs. Nell H. Cooper of Winnsboro. The bride entered on the arm magnolia predominated through- The couple were married in the Rose Garden in Timrod of her father, Joseph R. out the reception rooms. Those Park by Rev. Rodney Fontaine. Haynes, Jr. by whom She was who assisted in receiving dur- Miss Arnie Lynn McNamara, daughter of the bride, was given in marriage. She was ing the evening were Mr. and flower girl and only attendant. radiantly beautiful in her form- Mrs. Edward G. 'McMeekin, Mr. The bride graduated from Marion High School arid attends al length gown of white organ- and Mrs. Gene Hinrichs, Mr. za over taffeta. The bodice, 'and Mrs. Thomas W. Hollis, Florence-Darlington TEC-Computer Programming. The with its deep square neckline, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John M. groom graduated from ·McClenaghan High .Sehool., attends was fashioned of veinise lace. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. David Florence-Darlington TEC and operates 'Haynes Precision The lace extended over the G. Ellison, and Mr. and Mrs. Automotives, Florence. shoulder, forming bishop sleeves Walter B. Brown. . A reception was held' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George which ended in w1de cuffs of In the dining room, the white Nobles and was hosted by Mrs. Ann Porter and Mrs. Jeanne lace. The full organza skirt fell satin covered bride's table was Fontaine, sisters of the bride. softly from under the scalloped overlaid with a white net and After a wedding trip to the beach, the couple will reside in lace bodice at the natural waist- lace cloth. An exquisite ar- Florence. l'owell, Georgelown; and Randy t err orne III -~-....:.---~~~~~=----.....- =~--..=:~~~~~~===========:::::::::==:=----. -~.~~~"-- - MRS. LELAND AUBREY1 HA Y1NES Haynes-McNaDl~~~ Johnson-Hoyt 11'17 Mis s Mildred Johnson of Winnsboro and Marion W. Hoyt of Johnston and Winnsboro, were united in marriage on Friday afternoon, August 29, at four o'clock, in a quiet ceremony in the Chapel of the Associate Re- formed Presbyterian church in Winnsboro.' Rev. Russell Kerr, pastor of the church, performed the ring ceremony, in the pre-, sence of the immediate members of the family. After a short wedding trip through the Great Smokies, Mr-, and Mrs. Hoyt are making their home in Winnsboro. In Sion Presbyterian Cliurch Miss Mary Ilion Haynes Is Bride Of Mr. Scanlan on Sat., June 2nd MRS. MICHAEL FRANCIS SCANLAN, III Flanders, Charleston. Ricky Scanlan, Texarkana, brother of the groom, was the ring-bearer. On Saturday evening, June 2, Miss Mary Rion Baynes be- came the bride of Michael Francis Scanlan, IIII. The double-ring ceremony was performed at 7:30 o'clock in the Sion Presbyterian Church, Winnsboro, by the Reverend Doctor Arthur M. Martin of CQ- lumbia. He was assisted by Father John Gallagher of ,aock Hill. ' The vows were spoken before an altar effectively and artis- tically improvised with burn- ing tapers in brass candelabra which had been decorated with sw-ags of magnolia leaves. A large arangernent of magnolia completed the setting. •i
Transcript of In Sion Presbyterian Cliurch MissMary Ilion Haynes...
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iss Martha Jean Wood Becomes theBride of Mr. Haynes. on October 21
wore a dress of white silk organza.accented with a brilliant turquoisesatin cummerbund and long sash anda headpiece identical to those ofthe older attendants. She carried aSunlight Gold basket showered withsatin turquoise streamers fromwhich she dropped rose petals inJthe path of the bride. Larry Martin,nephew of the bride, was ringbear-er.The bride's mother was becom-
ingly dressed in a sheath of Cham-pagne silk organza featuring allmatching embroidered overskirt, Iwith gloves, jewelry and slippers Imatching her costume. Her corsagewas of white Frenched carnations.
The mother of the bridegroomwore a li~t blue metalic sheathwith a plunging neckline, match-ing jewelry, Iong white gloves and!silver opera pumps. Her corsagewas also of white Frenched carna-tions.Given in marriage by her father,
the bride Was lovely in a full lengthgown of bridalure white nylon or-ganza ending in a wide sweepingchapel train. The fitted bodice was.fashioned with a jewel neckline, re-embroidered appliqued motifs andlong sleeves tapering to calla pointsover the hands. The softly gatheredbouffant skirt and butterfly bow at.the back was enhanced by re-em-broidered appliqued motifs. Hen
gracefully from a small crown ofminiature pearls and sequins. Shewore a single strand of pearls, gift 1
of the bridegroom, and carried a 1cascading bouquet of white bridal 1roses, Frenched carnations and tulle J
showered with tiny satin streamersand lilies of the valley.Immediately following the cere-
mony a reception was held at the;home of the bride's. parents, 270
Miss Martha Jean Wood, daughter nosegay of Sunlight Gold carnations Cedar Street, Winnsboro.Mr. and Mrs. Raymond T. Wood complimented with French tulle and Later in the evening, th~ coupleWinnsboro, became the bride of satin streamers. left for their wedding trip to the
Aubrey Haynes, son of Mrs. The bridesmaids, wearing dresses mountains of North Carolina,. afterH. Sellers and the late John and headpieces identical to that: of which they' will make their horneHaynes of Winnsboro and Co- the honor attendant, were Miss at Route 3, Winnsboro. For trav~ling
at 8 p.m., on Saturday, Oc- Brenda Gilbert, cousin of the bride, the bride wore a sapphire blue Ilght-er 21, in the Rockton Baptist and Miss Sandra McLendon. They al- weight wool suit and black acces-
of Winnsboro. The double- so carried Gody nosegays of Sun- sories. She wore the bridal rose andceremony was performed by light Gold carnations. All of the Frenched carnation corsage takenRalph E. Lattimore, assist- attendants wore a heart shaped from her bridal bouquet.
by Rev. J. H. Ellenburg. rhinestone pendant and matching Mrs. Haynes is a gr~.duat7 ofWedding mUSICwas' presented by earrings, gifts of the bride. Mount Zion High School In Wrons-
Glenda Bolen, pianist, and B iness School andMiss Jonnle Ann Haynes niece of bOJ;oand P~ry ~ __ ~' "Milton Collins. soloist -Iolm - - -' ":' - ~-. - I ed1) the L. D.Haynes, Jr., of Columbia,.L.::th,:.:e•..· :::.;br~i.:::de.;;!gr""·o.;:oom.==o.o.,...•W""as=..;fl;;;;o""wc...e;;;:rc.;grr=-.l:;;o._S_h'""e_ra~~:~tlbo:n~:;in C:lumbia.of the bridegroom, was best Mr. Haynes graduated from
Ushers were Robert Shermer, Greenbrier High School and servedof the bridegroom, and La- in the U. S. Navy. He is employed
Carter. by the Wingard Electric CompanyLinda Wood, sister of the .QoLfJCj)o!lJlumJmbbilllaL...__ ----~--
and maid of honor, wore aturquoise chiffon over taf-
street length dress, with 'a scoop!l=.n...,,"t;. molded bodice, cap sleeves
a Stlftly pleated skirt. A'!".rem";",, headpiece of leaves and
with a nose veil of silk il-slippers dyed to match and
gloves completed her costume.an old
The groom's niece, KelleyLawton of Boone, was the flow-er girl. She wore a long, daintypink flowered dress which hadruffles around the hemline,and carried a white basketfrom: which she scattered rosepetals in the path of the bride.Mothers of the' bridal couple
were similarly attired. Mrs.Haynes was gowned in a floorlength dress of pink knit. Mrs.Scanlan's floor length gown wasof green lace. They worematching "accessories, and theircorsages were of white orchids,baby's breath and ivy.
The pews for the reserved Immediately following thesection were marked with..swags of magnolia leaves. ceremonya-" recepeon was-held
at tile Fa.il'field Country Club,iMrs. James H. Baughman, where the guests were greeted
Jr., organist, rendered a pre- by Mr. and Mrs. Richard H.nuptial .musical program of se- Burton.lections by J. S.. Bach and G. The receiving line was com-F. Handel. The traditional wed- posed of the' bride's parents,
Deborah W. McNamara and Gene Howie Haynes were ding matches were used for 'Mr. and Mrs. Joseph R.Frid M 29 1981' FI're ce both the processional and the I Haynes Jr., the bride andmarried at noon 1. ay, ay, In 0 n . ,
recessional. Mr. J. Andrew groom, and the groom's pa-The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Inez Whaley of Greshamand the late Mr. A.B. Whaley. The groom is the son of Mr. and Borders, soloist, sang "The rents, Mr. and Mrs. Michael F.
Lord's Prayer". (Malotte) as Scanlan, Jr. 'Mrs. John Henry Haynes, Jr. of Florence and the grandson of the benediction. Arrangements of roses andMrs. Nell H. Cooper of Winnsboro. The bride entered on the arm magnolia predominated through-
The couple were married in the Rose Garden in Timrod of her father, Joseph R. out the reception rooms. ThosePark by Rev. Rodney Fontaine. Haynes, Jr. by whom She was who assisted in receiving dur-Miss Arnie Lynn McNamara, daughter of the bride, was given in marriage. She was ing the evening were Mr. and
flower girl and only attendant. radiantly beautiful in her form- Mrs. Edward G. 'McMeekin, Mr.The bride graduated from Marion High School arid attends al length gown of white organ- and Mrs. Gene Hinrichs, Mr.
za over taffeta. The bodice, 'and Mrs. Thomas W. Hollis,Florence-Darlington TEC-Computer Programming. The with its deep square neckline, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. John M.groom graduated from ·McClenaghan High .Sehool., attends was fashioned of veinise lace. Haynes, Mr. and Mrs. DavidFlorence-Darlington TEC and operates 'Haynes Precision The lace extended over the G. Ellison, and Mr. and Mrs.Automotives, Florence. shoulder, forming bishop sleeves Walter B. Brown.. A reception was held' at the home of Mr. and Mrs. George which ended in w1de cuffs of In the dining room, the whiteNobles and was hosted by Mrs. Ann Porter and Mrs. Jeanne lace. The full organza skirt fell satin covered bride's table wasFontaine, sisters of the bride. softly from under the scalloped overlaid with a white net andAfter a wedding trip to the beach, the couple will reside in lace bodice at the natural waist- lace cloth. An exquisite ar-
Florence. l'owell, Georgelown; and Randy t err orne III-~-....:.---~~~~~=----.....- =~--..=:~~~~~~===========:::::::::==:=----. -~.~~~"---
MRS. LELAND AUBREY1 HA Y1NES
Haynes-McNaDl~~~
Johnson-Hoyt 11'17Mis s Mildred Johnson of
Winnsboro and Marion W. Hoytof Johnston and Winnsboro, wereunited in marriage on Fridayafternoon, August 29, at fouro'clock, in a quiet ceremony inthe Chapel of the Associate Re-formed Presbyterian church inWinnsboro.' Rev. Russell Kerr,pastor of the church, performedthe ring ceremony, in the pre-,sence of the immediate membersof the family.After a short wedding trip
through the Great Smokies, Mr -,and Mrs. Hoyt are making theirhome in Winnsboro.
In Sion Presbyterian Cliurch
Miss Mary Ilion Haynes Is BrideOfMr. Scanlan on Sat., June 2nd
MRS. MICHAEL FRANCIS SCANLAN, IIIFlanders, Charleston.Ricky Scanlan, Texarkana,
brother of the groom, was thering-bearer.
On Saturday evening, June 2,Miss Mary Rion Baynes be-came the bride of MichaelFrancis Scanlan, IIII. Thedouble-ring ceremony wasperformed at 7:30 o'clock inthe Sion Presbyterian Church,Winnsboro, by the ReverendDoctor Arthur M. Martin of CQ-lumbia. He was assisted byFather John Gallagher of ,aockHill. '
The vows were spoken beforean altar effectively and artis-tically improvised with burn-ing tapers in brass candelabrawhich had been decorated withsw-ags of magnolia leaves. Alarge arangernent of magnoliacompleted the setting.
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