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Miss Judd And Mr. Nall
Miss Judd-Mr. Nall
Set Engagement
Mrs. Carmalita Judd of
Macon announces the
engagement of her
daughter, Penni Renea
Judd, to Gary Eugene
Nall, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Hardy H. Nall of Hamp
ton. Virginia, formerly of
Perry. The wedding will
be June 20 at First
Baptist Church, Perry.
The bride-elect is
the daughter of the late
Mr. Ronald J. Judd. She
is the granddaughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil
Clayton, Sr. and Mrs.
Jane Judd of Macon and
the great granddaughter
of Mrs. Bessie Martin of
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BY MRS. RUBY THARPE I
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Edgar Felder of Del
Ray Beach. Fla. spent
last weekend with his
mother, Mrs. Laura M.
Felder on Arena Rd.
Accompanying him were
Tina and Chris Jenkins,
grandchildren of Mrs.
Felder. Their stay was
enjoyable.
Last Monday Mrs.
Arthur Tharpe and Mrs.
Henry Thomas motored
to Warner Robins on
business of importance.
Billy Grace of Pomona,
Calif, spent several days
with his mother, Mrs.
Velva Grace and brother,
Bobby last week. Billy is
a manager for IBM.
Troop 102 spent the
weekend camping on
Mrs. Ward’s lawn at Lake
Joy. Those who camped
out were Janice Nor
wood, Laßue Goss,
Marsha Ward, Angelia
Buckles, Carolyn
Robinson and Cathy
Davis. The 5,6, 7 and Bth
of June they plan to at
tend camp at Martha
Johnson.
King's Chapel
Memorial C.M.E. Church
cordially invites
everyone to worship with
them June Ist at 11:15
a.m. Rev. 0. Taylor,
pastor.
Thought for the week:
Offer up to God all pure
affections, desires,
regrets and all the bonds
which link us to home,
kindred and friends,
together with all our
works, purposes and
labors. These things,
which are not only lawful,
but sacred, become then
the matter of
thanksgiving or sacred
service. The only way to
master them is to offer
them up to Him, as once
ours, under Him, always
his by right.
Ms. Thelma Warner
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Macon. A graduate of
Southwest High School,
she attends Macon Junior
College and is presently
employed at the College.
The groom-elect is the
grandson of Mr. and Mrs.
H.B. Nall of Pensacola,
Florida and Mr. and Mrs.
Glen Edmonds of Mon
ticello, Arkansas. He is a
graduate of Perry High
School and attended
Georgia College at
Milledgeville and Macon
Junior College. He is
employed by Herrington
and Company, Shipping
Agency in Savannah.
and Wayne Ragin visited
Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Ragin, Sr. last weekend
from Atlanta, Ga. Mr.
Ragin gave an inspiring
talk at St. James last
Sunday.
Mr. C. Miller visited his
aunt, Mrs. Arthur Tharpe
last Sunday. He also
visited Mrs. Georgia Mae
Woodard.
New Hope Baptist
Church cordially invites
you to worship with them
June Ist at 11:30 a.m.
Rev. D. Thomas, pastor.
Dr. M.T. Pierce of
Brunswick, Ga. visited
his father, Mr. Mart
Pierce and Mrs. Red
mond on the weekend.
Mr. S.B. Roundtree is a
patient at the Perry-
Houston County Hospital.
Your friends wish you a
speedy recovery.
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( cird of
Thanks
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In hurrying through our
everyday life, we fail to
take the time to wave at a
friend or say hello to our
neighbor, but in time of
sorrow who is there to
comfort you- the friend
you didn’t wave at and
the neighbor you were too
busy to speak to.
1 want to take time to
thank Mrs. Perkins, Ruth
Dennard, Virginia
Summerlin for the
delicious food they took
time to prepare and bring
to my home and the many
friends who came and
comforted me during the
time of the death of my
brother Otis Crowhorn. A
special thanks goes to
Watson and Hunt Funeral
Home for their wonderful
kindness.
Dovie Herbert
And Family
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Cheryl Holt And Hassan Naja
United In Marriage April 26th
A flower garden setting
at the home of the bride’s
parents was the theme
for the marriage of
Cheryl Lynn Holt and
Hassan Sami Naja of
Beirut Lebanon. The
bride’s father, Rev.
Charles R. Holt, Sr.
performed the double
ring ceremony at 5:00
o’clock p.m. at 110 Holt
Court, Warner Robins,
April 26, 1980.
Armen Geblikien stood
with his cousin as best
man. Clay Philip Holt,
brother of the bride, and
William Edmund
Gresham, nephew of the
bride, were ringbearers
for the double ring
ceremony. Stephen
Holcomb Jr., son of Dr.
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Miss Simpson And Mr. McNutt
Simpson-McNutt
Engagement Set
Mr. and Mrs. William
Simpson of Dayton, Ohio
proudly announce the
engagement of their
daughter, Beverly, to
Roger A. McNutt also of
Dayton, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Joseph H. McNutt of
Perry.
Miss Simpson is a
graduate of West
Carrollton High School
and is currently working
as a Computer
Technician for Quality
Aultman-Johnson
United May 24th
Eleanor Ann Aultman
and Marion Lawrence
Johnston, Jr. were
married May 24, 1980 at
the Perry United
Methodist Church.
Reverend Tom H.
Johnson officiated.
The bride is the
daughter of Mrs. Hubert
Anderson Aultman of
Perry and the late Mr.
Aultman. The groom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Lawrence
Johnston of Raleigh,
North Carolina.
The bride is the
granddaughter of Judge
and Mrs. W.D. Aultman
of Byron and the late Mr.
and Mrs. C.B. Anderson
of Macon. A graduate of
Salem College in Win
ston- Salem, N.C. she is
currently a student at the
Babcock Graduate School
of Management at Wake
Forest University.
The groom is the
grandson of Mrs. PR.
Johnston Sr. and the late
Mr. Johnston and Mrs.
James M. Wilburn and
the late Mr. Wilburn, of
Raleigh, North Carolina.
HOUSTON HOME JOURNAL. THURSDAY, MAY 29, 1980
Stephen and Linda
Holcomb carried the
King James version of
the Holy Bible.
Miss Cathie Dannette
Holt, of Warner Robins
and a student at Martha
Berry College, Rome,
sister of the bride, was
maid of honor. Mrs.
Charles Holt Jr. of
Warner Robins, sister-in
law of the bride, was
bridesmaid, the maid
of honor and bridesmaid
wore a long dress of
everlasting orchid
quiana. The maid of
honor and bridesmaid
carried fresh
arrangements of
miniature carnations,
mums, iris, lily of the
valley, in an array of
spring colors with
Food and Vending Co. in
Moraine, Ohio.
Mr. McNutt is a
graduate of Westfield
Schools and is employed
by Roberds Furniture in
West Carrollton, Ohio and
as a Realtor for Mills-
Wright, Inc. in Cen
terville, Ohio.
The couple plan an
August 23rd wedding at
Moraine Heights Baptist
Church in Dayton, Ohio.
He is a graduate of
Pfeiffer College in
Misenheimer, N.C. and
the Wake Forest
University School of Law.
The couple will make
their home in Winston-
Salem where the groom is
Director of Employee
Relations for Hanes
Knitwear.
Look
Who's
New!
Mr. and Mrs. Todd
Smith of Perry announce
the birth of their
daughter. Tara Faith,
born May 19. 1980 at the
Perry- Houston County
Hospital. She arrived at
7:01 and weighing 8
pounds and ounces.
The grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Crews and Mrs. George
Sanders of Perry, and
John Smith of Warner
Robins.
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trailing greenery and
orchid velvet tubular
ribbon in love knots.
The junior attendants
were Amy Elizabeth
Gresham of Macon, niece
of the bride; and,
Heather Amber
Holcomb, daughter of Dr.
Stephen and Linda
Holcomb of Kathleen.
Both junior attendants
wore long dresses of
flowing silk organza with
inlaid lace overdresses in
pink and blue. The junior
attendants carried
natural wicker baskets,
done in white macrame
cord, filled with fresh
rose petals, and
decorated with yellow,
green and orchid
gingham ribbons.
As the bride entered the
rose-covered gazabo on
the arm of her father,
Howard I. Wooden Jr.,
uncle of the bride gave
the question “Who gives
this woman in Holy
Matrimony? Rev.
Charles R, Holt Sr.,
father of the bride
replied—l, her father, he
then exchanged places
with the bride’s uncle and
performed the double
ring ceremony.
The bride designed her
wedding gown of white
satin, bridal net, and
lace. The long sleeves
were appliqued with
motifs of lace. The long
full skirt fell from an
Empire bodice and was
banded on the hemline
with lace edged trim with
appliqued flowers
scattered on the full skirt.
The bride wore a waltz
length veil attached to a
lace cap with lily of the
valley and baby’s breath.
She carried a bouquet of
miniature carnations,
button mums, miniature
iris, lily of the valley. Her
bouquet was arranged
around a white orchid, a
gift to the bride, grown by
friends, Mr. and Mrs.
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Following the wedding
ceremony the bride’s
parents entertained the
wedding guests with a
reception.
Mrs. Mamie Smith,
God-mother of the bride,
presided over the
reception. Mrs. Louise
Anderson cut and served
the four tiered wedding
cake, a gift of Mrs. Midge
Thomas. Hand formed
sweetpeas of yellow,
pinks and purples, with
trailing green leaves
graced the four tiered
cake which was topped
with a handmade
arrangement of pure silk
miniature roses and rose
buds of yellow, pinks, and
purples. This
arrangement was a gift
made by Mrs. Pat Clark
to be used in the bride’s
home.
Miss Janice Abernathy,
student of the bride,
assisted in serving the
bride’s and groom’s cake.
Miss Tracey Crisp,
student of the bride,
presided over the punch
bowl. Mrs. Mamie Smith
presided over the sand
wiches and hors
d’oeuvre.
Mrs. Cynthia Gresham,
of Macon, sister of the
bride invited the guests
to register in the bride’s
book.
Clay Calloway, of
Fayetteville, student of
the bride, provided guitar
music. The bride chose as
her dedication song “God
of our Fathers” using the
words as used in the
Martha Berry College
alma mater.
Mr. and Mrs. Maja left
following the ceremony
and reception for a trip to
St. Simons Island and Las
Vegas, Nevada. The
couple will reside in
Atlanta, where Mrs. Naja
will resume teaching at
Fayetteville High School,
Fayetteville. Mr. Naja
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Mrs. Hassan Naja
will resume his duties as
First Vice President of
Darwish International
Developing Firm,
Atlanta.
The bride-elect was
honored at several
parties before the wed
ding.
A lingerie shower was
given by Mrs. Louise
Anderson at her home in
Fayetteville, on April 12,
1980.
A co-ed Garden Party
was given by Mr. and
Mrs. Jag Gholson at their
home in Atlanta, on April
20, 1980.
A miscellaneous
shower was given by Mrs.
Mamie Smith, and Elsa
Holt on April 23, 1980. At
the home of Elsa Holt,
Warner Robins.
Out-Of-Town Guests
Miss Janice Abernathy,
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Brooks,; Greg
McEachern, Kevin
Marchman, Tracey
Crisp, Rusty Bates,
Eddie Hipps, Joy
Marlowe, Clay Callaway,
Kelli Kilborn, Warren
Gray and Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Anderson, Fayet
teville; Mary and Armen
Geblikien, Peggy and
Doug Fallon, Miss
Rosalyn Hoagland,
Harriet Moye, Nick and
Barbara Reed, Ben
Van Hammond, Cameron
Kindston and Mr. and
Mrs. Jag Gholson,
Atlanta; Hassan
Hussami, Nabil Darwish,
Beirut, Lebanon; Nabil
Tobiat, Kuwait: Mr.
Howard I. Wooden, Jr.,
Perry; Mrs. L.B. Sasser
and Mrs. Camilla
Williams, Bonaire; Mrs.
Mamie Smith, Macon.