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Wed., Oct 20, 1999, Houston Home Journal Page 2B wßhhhmß f IJ. Sean T. Moistner and Heather Kathryn Meyer Wilder and Stage exchange wedding vows Heather Jo Wilder, daughter of Joyce Ragan Wilder of Perry and William W. Wilder, Jr. of Clarkesville became the bride of Thomas Richard Stage, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard Robert Stage of Conyers in a double ring ceremony at the Perry United Methodist Church on July 31. 1999. The Rev. Jim Shipley officiated. Wedding music was provided by Deborah Walker, pianist, and Grace Daniel, organ ist. Escorted into the church’s sanctuary to the music of “Psalm XIX” were the bride's grand mother. Mrs. William Lgqn Ragan, . Sr. of Hen derson and the groom's grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Ben Stage of Lakeland, Fla. Escorted into the church's sanctuary to the music of “Jesu, Joy of Man’s Desiring” were the bride’s step-mother, Jean Wilder, the groom’s mother, LaVonne Stage, and the bride’s mother, Joyce Wilder. The bride’s cousin, Ann Brannen, sang “God knew that I needed You.” The bride’s uncle, John W. Chappell, Jr., sang “Love of My Life" and "The Lord’s Prayer." The wedding was directed by Pat Buice and Billie Sue Thomson. The focal point of the ceremony was the floral design consisting of mountain lilies, lark spur, snapdragon, stock, gladiola, bouvardia and roses. The centerpiece was flanked by three cande labra draped with gar lands of greenery with white tapers and pedestals of fern. On the altar was a fanned floral design that complemented the cen terpiece and served as a memorial to loved ones: William Leon Ragan, Sr., grandfather of the bride: Mr. and Mrs. William W. Wilder, sr., grandparents of the bride, and Cor- Let Dollie help you “fall” into savings at THE HAMPTONS OF PERRY South Houston County’s Premier Apartment Community is now leasiny Luxury 1 & 2 Bedroom Apartment Homes. SPECIALS: Ist Month Free with 13 month lease *l/2 Month free with 6 month lease. Discount for Seniors • No Security deposit for Military mBBr s agaSgaslßp-- wt®' »• la&r* Pile fftlfilw* /. ■ ‘ HE “i IPx, ' g»»i£SH:'ST tH’ I . . E -- ■ ' ft?®? SISHp i^Sm. K J v , ®W| aMBE- mi * . ' A ■** -. mmM&MmMmmi H - Asm . - v , 'V v,:- ' «■«« nHEn' •*' v '" v ’ *HhM| -v jSB®HP^ t jfel- ' : jppPyy Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Richard Stage nelius Vogel, grandfather of the groom. A rose was placed on the pew in honor of the groom’s grandmother, Jeanette Vogel of Fulton, 111. The floral arrange ments and bouquets were designed by Mary Las siter. Program attendant was Madison Zinsenheim. cousin of the bride, Jill Horne of Athens served as maid of honor. Bridesmaids were the groom's sister. Anne Stage of West Palm Beach. Florida; Gail Bab cock of Athens; Cameron Beall, Teresa Lee and Britt Reynolds of Atlanta; Heather Tison Bell of Homerville, and Frances White of Albany. The bridesmaids wore navy georgette floor length dresses. Ansley Chappell, junior bridesmaid and cousin of Call 987-8179 /car Page 765-6545 The Hamptons of Perry Professionally managed by Fickling & Company Heather Kathryn Meyer to be married to Sean Moistner Mr. and Mrs. James Russell Drummond of Elko and David Meyer of Pine Mountain announce the engagement of their daughter, Heather Kathryn Meyer, to Sean Thomas Moistner of Dal las, Georgia, son of Anette Cochran of Vidalia and Bob G. Moistner of Dania, Fla. The wedding is planned for 1:30 p.m. , Nov. 6, at the First Baptist Church of Perry. The bride-elect is the granddaughter of Thelma Flournoy and the late Harold Flounoy of Elko, Patricia Meyer and late Clarence W. Meyer of Perry, and Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Drummond of Man chester. She is a graduate of Perry High School and attended Georgia South- the bride, wore a floor length dress of navy chif fon over taffeta. Brynne Chappell, flower girl and cousin of the bride, wore a floor length layered white tulle dress.. Both dresses were hand-sewn by their mother, Becky Chappell. The attendants carried spring bouquets of red roses, purple lisianthus, yellow freesia and peach dianthus surrounded and tied by silk navy rib bon. The bride, escorted by her father, wore a bridal gown from the Moonlight Collection, designed by Carole Hai. It was a white regal satin gown trimmed with Alen<on lace accented with pearls and sequins. The sleeveless gown was designed with a Sabrina neckline, Basque waist, which were complement ed by a low cut square western University in Americus. She is a mem ber of Kappa Delta Sorori ty and is employed by Gap, Inc. The groom-elect is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. George T. Cochran of Lyon, and Mr. and Mrs. Bob J. Moistner of Sebring, Fla. He is a graduate of Woodbridge High School in Woodbridge, Va., and attended George Mason University in Fairfax, Vir ginia. He received a bachelor’s degree in English Litera ture from the University of Tennessee at Chat tanooga. where he was a member of Phi Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He is employed by the Paulding County Board of Education. back flowing into the cathedral train. She carried a bouquet of white roses, white stock and caspia sur rounded by white silk ribbon. Tied to her bou quet was a bonnet/hand kerchief given to her on the day sne was born. The groom and groomsmen wore black tuxedos with platinum vests and bow ties. The best man was Randy New of Marietta. The groomsmen were brother of the bride. Trey Wilder of Athens: Ryan James of Athens: Chris Hester and Shawn Jones of Loganville; Ryan Kel ley and Jason Kirkus of Lawrenceville, and Michael Sanders of Conyers. Davis Zinsenheim, cousin of the bride, was ring-bearer. Following the wedding ceremony, a reception was hosted by the bride’s parents at the Houston Lake Country Club. Guests were enter tained by Jettison Blue, a local band composed of Bill O’Neal, Kurt Woods. Shea Smith and A 1 Maga llano. After a honeymoon to Falcon’s Ledge, Utah and Las Vegas, the newly weds are living in Murfreesboro, Tennessee where he is the assistant golf course superinten dent at Indian Hills Country Club, and she is a district account super visor for Hershey Choco late, U.S.A. Keep up with Perrys social news - Read the Houston Home Journal JBllI R v 'tv&lr j. ' ~.r: ■ ppF /-v 1 in - October 19-23, 1999 15 to 75% off selected items including Russ Berens, Telluride, Henry Lee Suits j 30% off selected Brighton accessories STORE HOURS a^lhfeffrL,- (Sale excludes custom orders) Greta Denise Solomn and Bobby Lee Mclntosh Solomon and Mclntosh to exchange vows in November Mr. and Mrs. Luther Solomon of Kathleen announce the engagement of their daughter, Greta Denise Solomon, to Bobby Lee Mclntosh, son oi Mr. and Mrs. John L. Mclntosh of Kathleen The wedding will be held at 6 p.m., Nov. 6, at the Piney Grove Missionary' Baptist Church of Kath leen. The bride-elect is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Duncan of Elko and the late Mr. and Gome fnonic / We invite you to come and be a part of our family. Loving and Caring in Jesus’ Name. First Baptist Perry 1105 Main Street • 987-2002 Service Times: SAt-,. '' Wednesdays, 6:45 p.m. / F*’ < 1 Sundays: 8:45, 11 a.m. and 7 p.m. V . is&jm* 7 E-Maii KBCPMvmi.net Home Page WWW’.hom.net/-PBCP “Insight On Eyesight” The Mystery’ of Glaucoma by Dr. J. Mathis Dixon, Eyesight Associates Although doctors continually study and research the eye disease called glaucoma, many unan swered questions still exist. We know that liquid in the eyes slowly increases in pressure through the years until it can damage the ’’wires” that transmit the pictures seen by the eyes to the brain. But we do not know why ... ...some people tolerate abnormally high eye pressure better than others. ...glaucoma affects blacks sooner and often more aggressively than whites. ...women experience more glaucoma than men. Mrs. Albert Solomon of Kathleen. She attended Macon College. Middle Georgia Tech and Fort Val ley state University, and is assistant general manager of Mrs. Winner’s. The groom-elect is the grandson of the late Mr. and Mrs. Judge Mclntosh of Perry’ and the late Mr. and Mrs. Dave Milton of Henderson. He is a gradu ate of Warner Robins High School and works as Safety Coordinator of J and P Transfer, Inc. W'' J r % ■ 1: i A Amid the confusion, one thing is clean early detection and diagnosis can help prevent severe damage later on. A glaucoma test takes just a few seconds, but it may save your vision! © Dr. Dixon is available for eye examinations, con tact lens Fittings, and treatment of eye diseases such as glaucoma and ipfections. Call 987-5500 for your appointment today! 1105 Momingside Dr.