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Wednesday, July 13,1094 " Houston Tlmos-Journal Page 2B W iSr 'iaßpPsßL. . f wjj! ;j Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Fauconnlere Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Fauconniere united in marriage March 19 Deborah C. Young of Perry and Ronald Fauconniere, Jr., also of Perry were married on Saturday, March 19, 1994 at 7 p.m. at the Camellia Gardens of Marshallvillc. Deborah is the daughter of Ben J. Cheek Jr. of Augusta and is the granddaughter of Mrs. Ben J. Cheek, Sr., also of Augusta. The bride wore a captivating full length gown of Candlelight Silk Taffeta. The gown had a sweetheart neckline, fitted bodice and Cathedral train, all graced with beautiful pearls and irredescent sequins throughout. She wore a head piece with a fingertip veil, crowned with Candlelight roses and pearls. She carried a lovely cascade bouquet of fresh white roses, baby’s breath with strands of pearls, all woven with ribbons of silk. Ronald is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald L. Fauconniere, Sr. of Jacksonville, Fla., and is the grandson of Minnie Fauconniere of Rice will become the bride of Mr. Releford August 6 Mr. and Mrs. Robert Rice of Perry announce the forthcoming marriage of their daughter Letitia Yvette Rice to Maurice Lorenzo Releford. He is the son of Rafe Green of Hawkinsville and Sally Releford of Perry. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Mr. Edward Killens and the late Sarah Killens of Perry and the late Clarence Rice and Lucille Rice of Perry. She is a 1986 graduate of Perry High School. She is employed at Quincy’s and Denny’s of Perry. The groom-elect is the grandson of Marie Releford of Perry. He is a 1990 graduate of Perry High School and is serving in the U.S. Army at Fort Gordon in Augusa. The wedding is planned for Perry students elected to post on recent Flint trip Recently, Flint EMC sent five high school students and one teacher from its service area on a trip to Washington, D.C. These participants in the annual Washington Youth Tour were among 58 Georgia high school students and over one thousand students from around the country who toured our nation’s capitol this past June. Among the sites toured by the students were the Subscribe Today Call 987-1823 Let The Sunshine In At Tanning Salon With These Special Low Prices Tan All Month Special *27.50 10 Visits for •20 Prices good July 13 - July 19, 1994 1206 Macon Road • Perry, GA • 987-3638 Perry. The Rev. John Yarborough officiated this ceremony accompanied by the Organist/ Soloist Elaine Dekbar while Angelia Perry played the harp. Candice Lasseter of Perry was Maid of Honor and Ronald L. Fauconniere, Sr., father of the groom, was the Best Man. The Flower Girl was Mallory Young, daughter of the bride, while John Wiley Bell and Adam Moyer, nephews of the groom, were the Ringbearers. Ushers of the wedding were Mark James and Steve Pruitt, both of Perry. A joyful reception was held at the Camellia Gardens of Marshallville. The wedding rehearsal was held at the Holiday Inn Hotel. The newlyweds enjoyed a spectacular wedding trip to Las Vegas, Nevada. They now reside in Perry. Miss Rice, Mr. Releford Saturday, August 6, 1994 at 4 p.m. in the New Hope Baptist Church in Perry. Smithsonian Museum, the Washington Monument, and the Capitol building. Britt Barrett, from Perry High School, was elected as the 1994 Youth Consulting Board Georgia Member. In this role, he will attend the NRECA’s (National Rural Electric Cooperative Association) annual meeting and attend the 1995 Washington Youth Tour as a chaperone. Travel safety book is full of useful tips to remember “Smart Business Travel: How to Stay Safe When You’re on the Road,” by Stacey Ravel Abarbanel is the most concise and useful travel safety book to appear yet. Despite its title, this slim volume is must-reading for leisure travelers as well. 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