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Wednesday, Nov. 20, 1996, Houston hmes-Journal
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Mr. and Mrs. Scott Carson Lewis
Cornell, Lewis exchange
vows in Virginia ceremony
Elizabeth Ann Cornell of
Woodbridge, Va., and Scott
Carson Lewis of Springfield, Va.,
were united in marriage at 11 a.m.
on Oct. 5, 1996, at Sacred Heart
Church in Manassas, Va., with
Father Thomas Lehning officiat
ing.
Nuptial music was provided by
E. J. Cochran on organ, and Kevin
Rehak on trumpet. Amy Wylie
was soloist.
The bride is the daughter of
Rodney and Lila Cornell of
Woodbridge, Va. The groom is the
son of James Carson Lewis and
Patricia Berry Lewis of Pawleys
Island. S. C.
The white, floor-length bridal
gown was held at the waist with a
pleated five-tiered cummerbund
and included a cathedral-length
train. The gown's bodice had
spaghetti straps and was topped by
a short sleeved jacket with intri
cately designed pearls, and was
accented with sequins. Tiny pearl
buttons were placed down the cen
ter of the jacket’s back.
The white tulle bridal veil was
fingertip length with pearls delicate
ly scattered throughout. It was
attached to a headband covered with
pearls to coordinate with her gown.
Her bridal bouquet was of
freshly cut champagne, peach and
ivory roses with Queen Anne’s
Lace and Ivy, held with a cascade
of ribbons.
Matron of Honor was Amy
Lattimer Wylie of Houston, Texas.
Bridesmaids were Nicole Stolte of
Seattle, Wash., and Emily
Harrison of New York. N Y.
Best Man was John Robert
Delphians visit telephone museum
Special to the Times-Journal
On Nov. 13. 18 members of the Delphian Club made a trip to
Americus and Leslie, and had lunch at the Windsor Hotel in Americus.
After lunch, president Norma Cheek welcomed two new members
Grace Wilson and Lynette Home.
The members enjoyed browsing through the shops in the hotel before
leaving for Leslie. At Leslie, they took a tour of the Georgia Rural
Telephone Museum. The hostess there was Alice Jane Street of Perry,
who made the tour so interesting and informative.
The Georgia Rural Telephone Museum is the largest, most complete
collection of telephones and telephone memorabilia in the world.
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Chadwick of Springfield, Va.;
Groomsmen-ushers were Brian
Meekins of Charlottesville, Va.,
and Rodney Scott Cornell, of
Woodbridge, Va., brother of the
bride.
A reception was held at
Montclair Country Club,
Dumfries, Va., hosted by the
bride’s parents, Rodney and Lila
Cornell.
The rehearsal dinner, held at
Tina’s Lakeside Restaurant in
Lake Ridge, Va., was hosted by
the groom’s parents, James and
Patricia Lewis.
The couple was honored with
several showers prior to the wed
ding.
The bride’s maternal grandpar
ents are Ada Livingston and the
late Adelbert Livingston of
Voorheesville, N. Y; her paternal
grandparents are Robert Cornell
and Alvera Cornell of Sloansville,
N. Y.
The groom’s maternal grand
parents are Eleanor Malkowski
Berry and Herbert Nathan Berry
of Brook Park, Ohio; his paternal
grandparents are the late Howell
Bryan Lewis and the late Mattie
Lillian Gaines Lewis, of Perry, Ga.
Both bride and groom are grad
uates of Virginia Tech. She is an
assistant editor with the firm Top
Analyst, Falls Church, Va. He is
employed by Industrial Consulting
Systems Group, Fairfax, Va., of
the world-wide firm, American
Management Systems.
Following a wedding trtp to
Antigua, West Indies (Sandals
Resort), the Lewises are residing
in Centerville, Va.
Childers, Chambers plan
January wedding date
A 1 and Loretta Childers of
Warner Robins announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Terri Lynn Childers, to Jonathan
Keith Chambers, son of Bobby
and Barbara Nutt of Hawkinsville
and Charles E. and Yvonne
Chambers of Warner Robins.
The wedding is set for Jan. 11,
1997 at Central Baptist Church in
Warner Robins at 6:30 p.m.
The bride-elect is the grand
daughter of Jeanette Morris of
Pensacola, Fla. and the late
Herman F. Rinehardt of
Pensacola, Fla. and Albert and
Mildred Childers of Warner
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Terri Lynn Childers and Jonathan Keith Chambers
Cedric L. Felton Jr.
Cedric Felton of Marshallville
and Angela Watkins of Henderson
announce the birth of a son,
Cedric Lamar Felton Jr., bom at
Perry Hospital Oct. 4, 1996.
Grandparents are Joseph and
Annie Ruth Watkins of
Henderson and Eugene and
Adeline Felton of Marshallville.
John Nelson Schacht
Mr. and Mrs. John Schacht of
Perry announce the birth of a son,
John Nelson, born at Perry
Hospital Oct. 21, 1996. Mrs.
Lorraine Schacht is the former
Lorraine Nelson of Perry.
Grandparents of the newborn
Joe and Jean Nelson of Rocky
Mount, N.C. and Paul and Gene
Schacht of Lancaster, Pa.
Dylan Jarrod Ramey
She has a secret...that's why!
What's the secret of a long life? Some say, "Don't worry!
Be happy!" But that's easier said than done. It's especially
difficult for seniors whose health is failing. They can get
very upset and anxious when a lot of "little things" start to
go wrong. Steps a little slower. Stamina not what it used to
be. Meals barely touched and important medications for
gotten again and again. It's hard to tell seniors "don't
worry," because they know these problems can get worse.
It's hard to be "happy" when you have a lot on your mind.
The elderly woman above had the same problems and
worries. But she is smiling! Why? What's her secret?
The Secret is Out...
One day she heard about Assisted-Living for seniors at
Autumn Terrace in Perry. There she found the perfect solu
tion to all her housing and healthcare needs. She needed
a comfortable yet affordable place to live. She wanted to
be around people. She found what she wanted at Autumn
lerrace. Her own private room with private bath. Ihe
monthly fee covers everything. Three delicious meals.
Housekeeping services. All utilities, maintenance and
repairs. She has made new friends. No more loneliness
veViace
Finest in Personal Care for Senior Adults
Robins. She is a 1991 graduate of
Warner Robins High School and
attended Macon College, Middle
Georgia College and real estate
school. She is employed at the
Houston County Courthouse in
Perry.
The groom-elect is the grand
son of Edward and Cecilia Allen
of Hawkinsville and Basel and
Geneva Browning of Maloneton,
Ky. He is a 1991 graduate of
Warner Robins High School and is
pursuing a degree in physical edu
cation at Georgia Southwestern.
He is employed at L.C. Gaskins
Construction in Warner Robins.
Area births
Mr. and Mrs. Ramey of Warner
Robins announce the birth of a
son, Dylan Jarrod, bom at Perry
Hospital Oct. 24, 1996.
Grandparents of the newborn
are Mrs. Moore of Centerville,
Mrs. Adamopoulos of South
Africa and Mr. Vester of South
Africa.
Kaley E. Sikes
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth J. Sikes
of Perry announce the birth of a
daughter, Kaley Elizabeth Sikes,
bom at Perry Hospital Oct. 26,
1996. Mrs. Sikes is the former
Holly Hatton of Fort Valley.
Grandparents of the newborn
are Tommy and Gloria Sikes of
Perry and Janis Chapman of Fort
Valley.
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Special Photos
SPECIAL ORNAMENT - Members of the Balvaunuca
Club of Perry ore selling special Christmas ornaments fea
turing the recently renovated Houston County Board of
Education Building along Main Street in Perry. The orna
ment (above) is hand-painted and is a limited edition. The
ornaments are available at Impressions in Perry for $ 15
each. Club members Nancy Whiddon (below, left) and
Elizabeth Flowers (below, right) present Houston County
School Superintendent Tony Hinnant with a copy of the
ornament.
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and boredom. No wonder she is smiling. She is enjoying
life again. Her family and friends are pleased with her
move. They know she is safe, comfortable, and well cared
for. They have peace of mind.
Supportive Care Available.
Premature placement in a nursing home devastates many
seniors. They simply don't require a nursing home at all.
Yet sometimes families panic and send them to one any
way. This lady is smiling because at Autumn Terrace she
receives just the right amount of support and assistance
that will keep her out of a nursing home. At Autumn
Terrace, she receives all the Supportive Care she needs.
This is the kind of help most seniors need, welcome and
want. Help with bathing, dressing, grooming, personal
hygiene, nutrition management and medication supervi
sion. Because she is so well cared for, she is smiling. You
could be smiling too if you were in Autumn Terrace.
You can be. Call Autumn Terrace now and make an
appointment to see what Assisted living can do for you
But please hurry. Our beautiful private rooms are going
fast; not only because they're wonderfully affordable, but
because now the Secret is out!
for further information or additional details, call or write Director of Admissions:
1026 Keith Drive
Perry, Georgia 31069
912-987-3120