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Society Announcements 3t ~, aS***' *; • V \T~ IS |r Ilj^^Pß fp|f|fefip tel • i Vt ■ : v Angela Michele Rowland Rowland to wed Conner in August 27 ceremony Mr. and Mrs. Pete Stokes announce the engagement of her daughter, Angela Michele Rowland to Mr. Thomas Wesley Conner, Jr. of Hawkinsville. The bride-elect is the daughter of the late Jeny C. MeCommons and the granddaughter of Mrs. Sally Daniel and the late Mr. Neal Brightwell MeCommons, all of Hawkinsville. She is the granddaughter of Ms. Lillian Rowland of Warner Robins and the late Mr. Fred Watson Rowland of Cordele. Miss Rowland is a 1988 graduate of Perry High School and will continue studying at Macon College this fall majoring in English Education. She is employed at Impressions in Perry and is a member of the Intemati :aai City Church of God in Warner : |L 1 Angela Denise Huff Huff, McCormick announce plans for Aug. 13 wedding Angela Denise Huff and Joe Harvey McCormick Jr. have announced their plans to be married on Saturday, August 13, 1994 in the Harvest Cathedral Church in Macon. Angela is the daughter of Mr. Larry Huff of Warner Robins and Mrs. Yvonne H. Abney of Macon and the granddaughter of Mrs. Margaret Harden of Macon and the late Mr. Ryal Harden of Macon, Mrs. Ha/cl H. Huff of Hayncvillc and the late Mr. Thomas Huff. She is a Graduate of Northeast High Robins. The groom-elect is the son of Alice Conner Young and the late Thomas W. (Buster) Conner, Sr. of Hawkinsville. He is the grandson of Mrs. Hildred R. Conner and the late Mr. G. W. Conner of Hawkinsville and the late Mr. and Mrs. P. G. Mims of Tifton. Mr. Conner is a 1982 graduate of Baker Academy, a 1984 graduate of Abraham Baldwin Agricultural College, and a 1990 graduate of Georgia Southwestern College where he received a BBA degree in Business Management. He is self employed and an employee of the Pulaski Stockyards in Hawkinsville. The wedding is planned for Saturday, August 27, 1994 at the First Baptist Church in Hawkinsville. School and is a graduate of Auburn University with a BA in Liberal Arts. Her memberships and honors were the 1984 Macon Representative to Europe and Japan. Angela is employed as an Account Executive with the United Parcel Service in Alabama Joe is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe and Clara McCormick Sr. He graduated from Opelika High School in Alabama and attended Southern Union Jr. College where he earned his U.S.M.C. degree. Joe is a Police Officer in Auburn. Lancaster weds Dykes in May 14 ceremony Miss Brenda Gay Lancaster and Mr. James Heath Dykes were united in marriage on Saturday, May 14, 1994 at the First United Methodist Church in Hawkinsville. Reverend Lanier Beasley and Dr. Glenn Martin performed the impressive ceremony in the presence of a large number of family and friends. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Lancaster of Hawkinsville. The groom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Alton Dykes of Hawkinsville. Grandparents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dent and the late Mr. and Mrs. Albert R. Lancaster of Hawkinsville. The groom’s grandparents are Mr. and Mrs. A. T. Dykes and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Watson, all of Cochran. Dr. Charles Robertson and Mrs. Vicki Martin presented an organ and piano prelude prior to the service which included, “Savior Like a Shepherd Lead Us” in memory of the brides deceased grandparents. During the ceremony special music was presented by Mr. and Mrs. Freddy Hogg which included “There is Love", “I Cross My Heart" and as a closing prayer, "May the Presence of the Father Be With You." The sanctuary was decorated with a brass arch tree and spiral candlelarbars with white tapers. Ferns completed the altar setting. The groom selected his brother, Capt. Derrick Dykes of Moore, Ok., as his best man. Usher groomsmen were: Marc Martin, Seaborn Crosby, Curtis Coody, and Heath Bass, all of Hawkinsville, Tracy Mays of Bonaire, Todd Black of Warner Robins and Kevin Parker of Baxley. Junior groomsman was Kyle Whitaker, cousin of the bride. They each wore a black Pierre Cardin tuxedo with ivory sweetheart rose boutonniere. Mrs. Lisa Dykes, sister-in-law of the groom, served as a matron of honor. Bridesmaids were Miss Monica Martin of Hawkinsville, Miss Dawn Mincey of Statesboro, Mrs. Ranell Mays, God-sister of the groom, of Bonaire, and Miss Angie Hudson of Jacksonville, Fla. “It is out of care and concern for your family’s growth and mine that I want to serve as your County Commissioner.” Wayne Ragin Wayne Ragin Come join us as we build bridges in Houston County Bridges to Boost Economic Development •Bringing together local and state officials to bring in new industry and expand existing business •Bringing together the northern and southern areas of the county to coordinate economic expansion throughout the county •Bringing together local business leaders to create a strategy for county-wide economic expansion Bridges to Improve Roods , Schools and Public Safety Perry Unit •Bringing together city, county and state officials to push for more state funding for highways to speed traffic and improve roads throughout the county •Working with state legislators to bring in increased state support for public schools and public safety • Bringing together law enforcement personnel to develop tougher anti-crime programs and boost police protection for all citizens regardless of where they live and work Bridges to Bring Together All Citizens •Involving all citizens in county government decisions •Boosting dialogue between various communities •Helping people in Houston County serve the needs of others •Bringing together people of different personalities, talents and skills to improve the quality of life in our county Thank You For Your Support - We Need Your Vote Houston County Commission, Post 2, At-Large DEMOCRATIC RUN-OFF, AUGUST 9,1994 P.0.80X 1243 • Perry, Ga. 31069 • (912)987-6783 Miss Tabitha Johnson of Centerville, cousin of the bride, served as junior bridesmaid. The attendants wore tea-length gowns featuring a floral brocade bodice with sweetheart neckline, V shaped waist and short overlay bell capped sleeves. The skirts were of green moire silk. As a contrast, the Matron of Honor and Junior Bridesmaid’s skirt were ivory moire silk. They each carried arm bouquets of mauve alstroemerias, white miniature carnations and baby’s breath accented with ivory ribbon. The bride was escorted to the altar by her father and given in marriage by both her mother and father. The bride wore an elegant gown designed by Victoria’s Bridals. The bodice was made of ivory bridal taffeta and alencon lace which featured a scalloped V-neckline. It was heavily embellished with hand re-embroidered french alencon lace that was hand-beaded with irridescent sequins and small pearls on her jacket Her courage was of candlelight sweetheart roses. The groom’s mother, Mrs. Vickie Dykes, chose a two-piece coral linen dress which featured a sweetheart neckline. She wore a wrist courage of candlelight sweetheart roses. A reception was held in the church social hall. Miss Mitzi Martin presided at the bride’s book table. The area was beautifully decorated with tables overlaid with Army-Navy cloths. The floral centerpiece featured a mixed arrangement of spring flowers in a silver compote. Similar arrangements were used throughout the room. The piano held a special floral arrangement with four lighted candles each one in memory of deceased family members of the bride. Beautiful lattice screens intertwined with ivy were used throughout the reception area as focal points for the wonderfully prepared food. The four tiered w edding cake was adorned with roses, Roman columns and topped with complementing spring flowers. Houston Times-Joumal - Wednesday, August 3,1994, "Houston Times-Joumal Page 2B lit lli Hi B ML B m • I ’ Miss Lisa Guy and Miss Christina Fly served the wedding cake. The groom's cake was a two tiered chocolate cake adorned with a miniature deer and greenery. It was made by Mrs. Nell Mixon, Godmother of the groom. Serving were Mrs. Stephanie Black and Ms. Cynthia Fowler. Miss Christy Adams and Mrs. Melissa Cape served punch from the silver punch bowl surrounded by lillies, carnations and greenery. Music was performed by Mrs. Vicki Martin as the guest greeted Mr. and Mrs. James Heath Dykes Wayne Ragin Personal Profile-. •Husband, Father, Church Leader •Personnel Manager, local manufacturer •Certified Volunteer Mediator/ Houston County Juvenile Court System •Perry Chamber of Commerce •Leader in local civic organizations -American Cancer Society, Pres., -Perry Evening Optimist Club, Brd. Member -United Way, Corporate Giving Campaign -Efficiency in Government Comm., member -Boy Scouts of America -DAR Citizenship Award • Leadership Perry •Coach, Perry Recreation •Former Legislative Asst., U.S. Sen. Sam Nunn • Education -Graduate, Perry High, Pres., Sen. Class -B.A, Howard University the bride, groom and families. Mrs. Carolyn Ragan, aunt of the bride, directed the wedding. Miss Ashley Johnson and Miss Amy Whitaker, cousins of the bride, carried baskets with birdseed which was given to the guests as the bride and groom were preparing to leave. For traveling, the bride chose a two-piece outfit with a green skirt and designed sweater. After the wedding trip to Cancun, Mexico, the couple is residing in Perry.