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Fendley - Perdue Vows
Spoken In Perry March 2
The marriage of Miss
Teresa Lane Fendley and
Dennis Brian Perdue was
solemnized in a candlelight
service at 3:00 P M on Sun
day, March 2, 1975, at the
Perry United Methodist
Church.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr and Mrs Ray Fendley of
Perry and the groom’s
parents are Mr and Mrs
David A Perdue of Warner
Robins. The Reverend C.E
Arnold of Brewton, Alabama,
performed the impressive
double ring ceremony. As the
guests entered the church,
appropriate nuptial selections
were rendered at the organ by
Mrs Stewart Newberry of
Oglethorpe She also ac
companied Miss Diane Andel
of Perry, soloist
The wedding vows were
spoken before a background of
jade palms and yellow bur
ning tapers glowing softly
from candlelabra with
hurricane globes. Twin
arrangements of yellow
mums, white gladioli and
yellow and white daisies in
Grecian urns were placed on
white columns Globed yellow
candles and bows designated
the family pews
The groom's father stood
with him as best man Usher
groomsmen were Stan Fen
dley of Perry, brother of the
bride; Milton Garner of
Smyrna; Kim Megahee of
Clarkston; Chuck Hobbs and
Charles Barnett of Warner
Robins. Mark Fendley of
Perry, brother of the bride,
was the junior groomsman
Mrs. Stan Fendley of Perry,
sister-in-law of the bride, was
the matron of honor and Miss
Lorie Golder of Perry was the
maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Miss Deborah Perdue of
Warner Robins, sister of the
groom; Mrs. Van Adkins of
Perry; Mrs. David Perdue,
Jr,, of Stone Mountain, sister
in-law of the groom and Mrs.
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Miss Janet Lynn Stewart
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To Wed April 12
Mr and Mrs Ralph L.
Stewart of Clinchfield an
nounce the engagement of
Wayne Greene of Perry. They
wore gowns of yellow silk
organza with a Victorian
neckline that was outlined in a
matching ruffle. The long full
bishop sleeves were edged in
chantilly lace at the wrist.
They wore matching yellow
picture hats and carried white
straw baskets filled with
yellow and white daisies
accented with gypsophilia and
yellow satin ribbons.
Little Miss Donna Garrick
of Whatley, Alabama, cousin
of the bride, was the flower
girl Her gown was fashioned
after that of the honor at
tendants. She carried a small
basket filled with yellow and
white daisies accented with
gypsophilia and yellow satin
ribbon with a lace pocket
attached to the back to hold
the petals.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was lovely in
her bridal gown of white
Quiano, featuring a Portrait
neckline that was outlined in
chantilly lace. The long pemi
fitted sleeves were enhanced
by a deep flounce that were
edged in a repeat of lace. The
A line skirt swept to a full
chapel train. A Camelot
headpiece, that was covered
in chantilly lace, was secured
to a floor length mantilla of
double illusion with chantilly
lace edging. She carried a
bouquet of yellow roses,
stephanotis, and baby’s
breath centered with a white
orchid.
Mrs. Fendley wore for her
daughter’s wedding a gown of
light blue jersey knit. Mrs.
Perdue, mother of the groom,
chose a formal length melon
gown and matching ac
cessories. Each mother wore
a white orchid corsage.
Mrs. Leo Powell, grand
mother of the bride, wore a
floor-length gown of deep rose
and matching accessories.
RECEPTION
Following the ceremony,
their daughter, Janet Lynn, to
Charles Keith Seamon, son of
Mr and Mrs. Kenneth G.
Seamon of Lake Joy.
Miss Stewart is the grand
daughter of Mrs. J.R, Stewart
and the late Mr. Stewart of
Kathleen and Mr. and Mrs.
F.H Douglas, Sr., of Perry.
Mr, Seamon is the grandson
of Mrs. Eunice Bozeman of
Thomasville and Mr James
Sammons of Perry and Mr.
and Mrs. George Seamon of
Wheeling, West Virginia.
The bride-elect is a senior at
Perry High School and is
presently employed at the
Perry-Houston County
Hospital.
The groom-elect attended
Perry High School and is
employed with his father.
The wedding will take place
Saturday, April 12, at 5:00
P M at Houston Lake Baptist
Church. No invitations will be
sent. All friends and relatives
of the couple are invited to
attend
Bridge
Winners
The Houston Lake duplicate
bridge winners for Thursday,
March 20, were: first
place, Lois and Milo Medlock;
second, Susan Dunkleberg and
Harriett Story; third, Scotty
and Gene Weems; fourth.
Kuth and Harpe Suggs; fifth,
Betty and Shaffer Day
Mr and Mrs Fendley en
tertained with a reception in
the fellowship hall of the
church. Mrs, Tom Leonard of
Perry kept the bride’s book
The table where guests
registered with a plummed
pen, was covered with white
lace and held a white an
niversary candle embossed
with yellow roses.
The bride’s table was
covered in satin and overlaid
with organza and lace trim
med. The four tiered wedding
cake rested on columns and
was embossed with yellow
roses and topped with hand
spun wedding bells. The
bride’s bouquet completed the
table decorations. Mrs.
Robert Garrick of Whatley,
Alabama, aunt of the bride,
and Miss Janice Funk of
Perry cut and served the
wedding cake.
The refreshment table was
covered with satin and
overlaid with lace. The yellow
and white color scheme
continued in the reception
decorations. Branched can
dlelabra holding yellow
lighted tapers and an
arrangement of yellow and
white flowers completed the
decorations. Miss Sharon
Cosey and Miss Karon Cosey
of Perry presided at the punch
bowl. Miss Sally Funk of
Perry assisted in serving.
Little Miss Lisa Garrick of
Whatley, Alabama, cousin of
the bride, gave the guests
yellow rice bags from a rice
basket.
When the couple left for a
wedding trip to the Smokey
.Mountains, the new Mrs.
Perdue was wearing a red,
white and blue dress featuring
a polka dot trim with navy
accessories and the orchid
lifted from her bouquet. Mr.
and Mrs. Perdue will reside in
Gaithersburg, Maryland.
REHEARS AJu DINNER
Mr. and Mrs. David A.
Perdue entertained members
of the wedding party in the
Garden Room at the New
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preceding the church
rehearsal.
The head table in the hor
seshoe arrangement held a
candlelabra and floral
arrangement with yellow
tapers. Similar arrangements
were used for the other tables.
The tables were overlaid with
white cloths. Covers for thirty -
two members of the wedding
party were marked with silver
bell cards
BRIDESMAIDS’ LUNCHEON
Mrs. Jim Worrall, Mrs.
Carolyn Smith and Mrs, Addis
Colvin were hostesses for a
bridesmaids' luncheon at the
Worrall’s home honoring Miss
Fendley on Saturday, March
1. The luncheon table, covered
with a white clothr- was
decorated with spring flowers.
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Places for the guests were
marked with cards decorated
with bells. Miss Fendley
presented nothing necklaces
to her attendants. She
received a silver serving tray
as a gift from the hostesses.
SHOWERS
The first of the series of
showers given in honor of Miss
Fendley was a linen shower on
January 28 at the home of
Mrs. Thomas Mayo. Mrs.
William A. Whitehurst and
Mrs. Wayne Greene en
tertained with Mrs, Mayo. The
hostesses’ gift to the bride
elect was wooden napkin
rings.
A miscellaneous shower on
February 1 at the Eastgate
Branch of The Bank of Perry
Community Room was hosted
by Mrs. Tom Leonard, Mrs,
Charles Rice, Mrs. Shelton
Young and Mrs. Gene Cook.
Their gift to the honoree was a
set of Corning Ware.
Miss Lorie Golder and Mrs.
Van Adkins were hostesses for
a miscellaneous shower on
February 12 at the Golder’sjg
home on Tucker Road. They
presented a spice rack and an
anything rack to their
honoree.
On February 17, Mrs. Lois
Hollis, Mrs. Gladys Black
mon, Mrs. Lucille Gould, Mrs.
Jean Lambert and Mrs.
Carolyn Stewart entertained
for Miss Fendley at a
miscellaneous shower at Mrs.
Hollis’s home in Warner
Robins. The hostesses’ gift to
the honoree was a crock pot. j
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