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Mr. And Mrs. Busby
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In June 5 Rites
The marriage of Miss
Gerry Laine Scott,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs
J W Scott, Sr. and Jackie
Busby, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lavon Busby, was
soleminized in a double
ring ceremony performed
by the Rev. Jack T. Me
Cullough, Jr. at the
Unadilla United Methodist
Church on Saturday, June
5, 1976 at 6 o'clock
A program of wedding
music was presented by
Mrs. Billy Everett,
organist. Miss Cynthia
Miss Moody, Mr. Franklin
Miss Moody To
Marry July 31
Mr, and Mrs. William
Oscar Moody. Jr ot Fori
Valley announce the
engagement ot their
daughter, Cathy Rene
Moody, to David William
Franklin, son ot Mr and
Mrs. McKinley S.
Franklin, of Perry,
Georgia The wedding will
be July 31 at the Fort
Valley First Baptist
Church.
The bride elect is the
granddaughter of the late
Mr. and Mrs. William
Oscar Moody, Sr of Fort
Valley and the late Mr and
Mrs Joseph C. Clark also
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Graham, soloist, sang
"The Twelfth of Never",
"Wither Thou Goest", and
"The Wedding Prayer".
The church was
decorated with emerald
greenery and two
arrangements of white
glads, snaps, fugi mums,
and killin daisies in
Grecian urns on white
columns.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father.
She wore a formal gown of
white polyester organza
over taffeta. The empire
ot Fort Valley. She is a
graduate of Middle
Georgia College and has an
Associate Degree ir
Secretarial Science She is
presently employed by
Blue Bird Body Company
The groom elect is the
grandson ot Mrs. Martha J
Franklin, the late Mr
McKinley Franklin o
Aiken, S.C. and the late
Mr. and Mrs. Jame;
Mauroof Long Island, Nev
York He attended Georgic
Southern College and is
employed by Pabs
Brewing Company o
Pabst, Georgia
bodice was trimmed with
sequlned chantllace and
sheer inset with sheer
Bishop Sleeves. The a line
skirt was trimmed with
panels of lace and the
detachable train featured
an Inset of matching lace.
The chapel mantilla was
edged in Its entire with
chantllace and held by a
wedding ring caplet. The
bride's bouquet was a
cascade design of white
sweethea r t roses,
stephanotis surrounded by
a cattleya orchid.
Mrs. Harold Dunaway,
Jr., sister of the bride, was
matron of honor. Other
attendants were Mrs.
Johnny Moore, Miss Dixie
Ransom, and Miss Linda
Dunaway of Unadilla, Miss
Brenda Bunting of Buena
Vista. The attendants were
attired in formals of ivory
organza with peach
blossoms print. The em
pire bodice was trimmed
with apricot velvet ribbon,
and the open neck was
rounded with layers of
gathered illusion, a line
skirts were softly
gathered They wore ivory
picture hats trimmed with
apricot velvet ribbon. They
carried nosegays of yellow
sweetheart roses, yellow
and apricot carnations,
stephanotis, gypsophlia,
daisies, and pompoms.
Little Misses Angie and
Trade Dunaway, nieces of
the bride, were flower girls
carrying white baskets.
They wore formal gowns of
white chantllace. The
bodice had a bib trim ef
fect of coral Venice lace
and satin ribbon. Short
pouf sleeves and a full
gathered ruffle edged skirt
completed the gowns.
Justin Paul, cousin of the
bride, was ring bearer,
wearing a white linen suit
and carrying a white satin
pillow trimmed with
yellow sweetheart roses.
The groom's father
served as his best man.
J.W. Scott, Jr., bride's
brother, Jim Holland of
Macon, groom's cousin,
Norman Trammell of
Fayetteville, Denis
Hudson of Unadilla were
groomsmen. The candles
were lighted by J.W. Scott,
Jr. and Jim Holland.
The bride's mother wore
a green dress with mat
ching accessories and
wore a white cymbidium
orchid. Mrs. Lee M. Paul
of Perry, grandmother of
the bride, wortan off white
dress with a carnation
corsage. Mrs. Geraldine
Scott, grandmother of the
bride, wore a light blue
dress with matching ac
cessories and a cymbidium
orchid. Mrs. L.C Busby,
grandmother of the groom,
wore a rose dress and a
carnation corsage.
Reception
The bride's parents
entertained with a
a reception at the church.
Mrs. Bruce Poole received
n guests at the door. Mrs.
Thelma Garrett played the
I piano. Miss Willene Scott,
the bride's aunt, and Mrs.
Jim Peavy, the groom's
e aunt, cut the three tiered
wedding cake which was
r on a table covered with
white net. Mrs. Jack
te Smith, 111, cousin of the
>s bride, served punch from
w the refreshment table
i a overlayed with green cloth
I S over white net. The bride's
st table was overlayed with
3 f white net adorned with an
anniversary candle. Mrs.
Jimmie Hudson kept the
bride's book.
Others assisting in
serving were Mesdames
Mike Davis, Bobby
Slnyard, Horace Hamsley,
and Miss Gail McMahan.
Rice bags were given out
by Connie and Jan Peavy,
cousins of the groom.
The bride and groom left
for a wedding trip to
Florida. She wore a peach
pantsuit trimmed In brown
with beige accessories and
the orchid from her
bouquet.
Rehearsal
Mr. and Mrs. Lavon
Busby, the grooms
parents, entertained with a
rehearsal dinner at the
New Perry Hotel. The
tables were decorated with
beautiful arrangements of
white and yellow snaps,
yellow and apricot car
nations, yellow daisies,
apricot gypsophlia, and
yellow pompoms. The
bride elect presented her
attendants with engraved
silver revere bowls. The
groom elect presented his
attendants with engraved
gold key rings. Covers
were laid for 40 guests.
Parties
Miss Scott was the in
spiration for a series of
parties before her
marriage to Mr. Busby. A
kitchen shower was held at
the home of Mrs. Jimmie
Hudson on Tuesday, April
12 with Miss Julie Adams
as co hostess. The honoree
was given a corsage of
artificial miniature
vegetables. The twenty
guests enjoyed refresh
ments: petit fours, cheese
Mr. And Mrs. Long
R ichardson-Long
Rites Solemnized
Miss Linda Lee
Richardson, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Irving D.
Richardson of Perry and
Jay Steven Long, son of
Mr. and Mrs. William R.
ILong of Rockford, Illinois
were united in marriage in
a garden setting, June 12,
1976 at the Perry United
Methodist Church. The
HENDERSON NEWS
By Doris Thames
Friends are glad that
John Clark Jr. is fine after
being bitten by a cotton
mouth. John, you will have
to learn not to get sociable
with snakes. Remember
that if its bite doesn't hurt
you the scare will.
Visitors to the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Thames for awhile are Mr.
and Mrs G.C. Reed of Los
Angeles, Calif, and Mrs.
Ida Cherry of Flag Staff,
Arizona.
Dinner guest to the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Leighton
Kersey Saturday, June
i 26th were Mr. and Mrs.
crackers, nuts, mints, and
pink lemonade. The
hostesses presented a set
of steak knives to their
honoree.
Miss Scott was honored
on May 11 with a linen
shower at the home of Mrs.
Henry B. McKinley. En
tertaining with Mrs.
McKinley were Mrs.
Brenda Moore, Mrs.
Marcia Moore, Mrs. Joyce
Sinyard, Miss Linda
Dunaway and Miss Dixie
Ransom.
A shower tea was given
in honor of the bride-elect
at the Unadilla United
Methodist Church
Fellowship Hall on May 25.
Hostesses for the occasion
were Mrs. Robert
Flournoy, Mrs. Jack
Bowen, Mrs. Glenn Lewis,
Mrs. Wendell Collins, Mrs.
Gary Stafford, Mrs.
Jimmy Scott, Mrs. Eugene
Marshall, Jr., Mrs. Lloyd
Mashburn, Mrs. Lord
Durham, Mrs. Smith
Dennard, Mrs. Norton Buff
and Mrs. Bruce Poole.
A bridesmaids' luncheon
honoring Miss Scott was
held at the New Perry
Hotel on Saturday, June 5.
A white corsage was
presented to the honoree
upon her arrival. Mixed
summer flowers served as
a centerpiece for the
tables.
Hostesses for the oc
casion were Mrs. Lee M.
Paul, Sr. and Mrs. Harold
Dunaway. Seventeen
friends and relatives of the
bride-elect enjoyed the
affair. The honoree was
presented with a knife in
her chosen silver pattern.
Rev. Elick S. Bullington
officiated.
The coyple was attended
by Mr. and Mrs. Edward
F. Taylor of Joliet, Illinois,
sister and brother-in-law of
the bride.
After a wedding trip to
Fort Walton Beach, Fla.
and Gatlinburg, Tenn., the
couple will make their
home in Memphis, Tenn.
Pete Hunt and family of
Fort Walton Beach,
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. John L.
Knight Sr. visited Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Beck in Valdosta,
Ga over the weekend.
The Reverend and Mrs.
Grady Stokes and Mrs.
Winfred Trice carried a
group of Intermediates to
Six Flags Monday June
28th. Enjoying this outing
with them were Todd
Trice, Rusty Thames,
Jeffery Vinlng, Rae Clark,
June and Jerry Pearce,
Jackie Smith, Becky
Ragan, and Patricia
Brannen.
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Young Miss Ansley Green celebrated her fourth birthday last Friday af
ternoon at a party given by her great-aunt, Miss Martha Cooper, and grand
mother, Mrs. Aurelia Evans. A highlight was a trip on the Perry Pottery s
double-decker bus. In the picture are the 21 youngsters.
They include: Jud Green, John Birdsong, Jeff Birdsong, Angie Chapman, y
Marco Fitzpatrick, Devon Fitzpatrick, Andrea Langston, Neill Langston, Holly
Hunt, George Hunt, Ann Thornton, Nancy Thornton, Stewart Bloodworth,
Cathy Parker, Angela Scarborough, Pat Muse, Doug Muse, Hugh Lawson, Bob
Lawson, and Tracy Pierce, along with Ansley.
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