The High Point Enterprise from High Point, North Carolina • Page 32

High Point Enterprise, Sunday, May 25, 1975 Cathi Lynn Harris And Mr. Cranford Say Vows THOMASVILLE Cathi Lynn Harris, daughter of Mr. and James R. Harris of 402 Circle became the bride of Kirby Lee Cranford in a 7 o'clock ceremony Saturday evening at Grove United Methodist Church. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. Buren Cranford of Harmon Drive. Rev. Joseph M. G.

Warner officiated at the couple's exchange of vows. A prelude of wedding music was provided by Mrs. Donald Dorsett, organist, and Mike Parker, vocalist. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of candlelight satin, with a Victorian bodice overlaid with chantilly lace, long bishop sleeves of lace and a softly flared skirt' Huitt of Lincolnton and Ann accented with tiers of chan- Williams of Statesville. tilly lace extending from the The bridegroom selected back waist to form a his father to serve as best cathedral train.

This was the man. same gown worn by the Ushers were James Cranbride's mother in her wed- 'ford and Richard Cranford, ding. brothers of the bridegroom, The new Mrs. Cranford with Keith Overcash and added a veil of illusion held Ricky Hedrick. by a Juliet cap trimmed with A 1972 graduate of East lace.

She carried a bouquet Davidson High School, the of white roses and bride is a senior at High stephanotis accented with Point College, majoring in white satin ribbons. mathematics. She attended Honor attendant was Jane Lenoir Rhyte College and is. sister of the bride, employed by A P. Bridesmaids included Mrs.

The bridegroom graduated Richard Payne, Lynn Lip- in 1972 from East Davidson pard of Charlotte, Pam Cline High' School and attended of Albemarle and Carol Or- Pfeiffer College. He is man. employed by Food Town in Also attending the couple Winston-Salem. Cheryl Hepler, Gesele The newlyweds will reside Westmoreland, Mrs. Dirk at 804 W.

Holly Hill. Julia Cockerham Is Bride Of Julian E. Morgan Jr. Julia Paige Cockerham and Julian Ernest Morgan Jr. were united in marriage on Saturday at First Wesleyan Church.

Dr. Joseph F. Coble of Durham officiated at the 2 p.m. nuptials. Wedding music was provided by Cheryl Snead, organist; and Tim Denny, vocalist.

The bride is the daughter of Bill J. Cockerham of 3427 Greenhill Dr. and the late Mrs. Cockerham. Given in marriage by her.

father, the bride wore a floor-length gown, of white. dotted swiss dacron-organza designed with Victorian collar and long bishop sleeves. The bodice and sleeves were designed with rows of narrow, gathered lace vertically outlining the gown. The lace also outlined A-styled bodice to form a pinafore effect. The train was covered with lace.

The bride's cathedral-length mantilla of silk illusion was attached to a camelot cap of dotted swiss covered with rows of narrow lace match matching her gown. The bride carried a bouquet of white rosebuds, stephanotis and gypsophila. Entwined in her bouquet were pearlescent orange blossoms taken from the tiara and wedding veil of the bride's mother, the late Mrs. Betty Darnell Cockerham. The maid of honor was Cockerham, sister of the bride.

Matron of- honor was Mrs. Carla Lawson. Bridal attendants were Pam Newby, Kathy Harrell, Sherry Copeland and Holly Skleris, both of Durham; Sandy Hinshaw of WinstonSalem; Regina Riggan of Mocksville; Sherrie Hinshaw. of Winston-Salem and Cindy Cockerham. The bridegroom's father was best man, and ushers were Don Lawson, Mark and Michael Cockerham, brothers of the bride; Ernest Linda Johnson Feted At Bridal Coffee Linda Brooks Johnson, on Yorkshire Road, bride-elect of James Michael Sherwood Forest.

Griffin of Jamestown, was honored at a morning coffee Mrs. guests Among the 40 attending were Dave on Saturday in WinstonJohnson, the bride-elect's Salem. mother and Mrs. Bruce Mrs. Richard Bynum and Carraway, her grandmother Mrs.

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Hosting the event were Mr. and Mrs. James Harris, parents of the bride; and Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Guthrie, uncle and aunt of the bride from Hickory.

Guests were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Robert Suggs, uncle and aunt of the bride. The serving tables were covered with pink linen cloths overlaid with tulle. The silver punch bowl was flanked by silver candelabrum holding lighted pink tapers.

Centerpieces of spring flowers were used on the tables. Hurricane globes, candles and magnolia leaves were. used in the- windows and on -the piano: The four-tiered wedding cake was topped with a wedding bell, highlighted by a nosegay of flowers. Assisting in serving were Mrs. Donald Harris, Mrs.

Donnie Doby, Mrs. Lawrence Harris, aunts of the bride; Marcia Harris and Pam Doby, cousins of the bride; Gesele. Westmoreland, Cheryl Hepler, Ann Williams and Mrs. Derk Hultt, honorary bridesmaids. Susan Jones performed at the piano.

Goodbys were said to Mr. and Mrs. Guthrie. Rehearsal Party The rehearsal party was hosted by Mr. and Mrs.

Buren Cranford, parents of the bridegroom; Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Samuel Freedle and Mr.

and Mrs. Glenn Trimnal. The event was held at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Trimnal of Circle Drive, Thomasville.

Lighted wrought iron hurricane candles with lavender ribbon runners and floral bows lined the walkway and the patio. Mr: and Mrs. Cranford were assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Trimnal in greeting guests.

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Lane Jr. of Wrightsville Beach; Gary Farlow Jack Rice of Raleigh; and Gary Davis of Fails Church, Va. The wedding was directed by Mrs. Betty Fritts of Lexington. The bride is a graduate of T.

Wingate Andrews High School and attended Guilford Technical Institute. She was formerly employed. by Dancer's Workshop of High Point. She is employed by the Parks and Recreation of Lee County where she teaches drama and dance. The bridegroom is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. J. E. Morgan of 643 Spring Lane, Sanford. He is a graduate of Sanford Central High School and attended North Carolina State University and Campbell College.

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the serving. Arrangements of spring Special guests the flowers were used in the parents and grandparents of entertaining area. the bridal couple, of the The bride was presented a wedding party, out-of-town corsage of pink peonies and guests and neighbors. tied with checked ribbon, Goodbys were said to Mr. Special guests were the and Mrs.

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