Miss Barbara DianneMurphy Becomes

Bride of Mr. Arnette1973

Miss Barbara LianneMurphy became the bride ofSamuel Berry Arnette onSunday afternoon, Lecember16, at 4:00 in the Church ofGod in Winnsboro The Rev.James Whitman pef'iormedthe double-ring ceremony.The bride is the daughter of

Mr. and Mrs. Richard BoydMurphy and the gran-daughter of Dallas G.Murphy, all of Winnsboro.The groom is the son of Mr.and Mrs. Berry F. Arnette ofWinnsboro and the grandsonof Mrs. Samuel B. Owensof Ridgeland. .A 'program of weddI?g

music was presented by MissMary Baker, organist. Thetraditional wedding marcheswere used for the pro-cessional and recessional.Given in marriage by- her

father the bride was lovelyin a f~ll length gown of whiteimported silk organza .. Thedenise bodice was fashionedwith a mandarin neckline 'andlong full sleeves with deepcuffs and covered buttons. Asoft full skirt fell from theempire waist and ended w!tha chapel train. The bod~ceand skirt were trimmed withbands of Schiffli embroideredblush pink organza, edgedwith venice lace. Tiny cover-ed buttons extended 'down theback from the neckline tobelow the waist. A cathedrallength veil was attached to aJuliet cap, featuring Venicelace. This veil was handmadeby Mrs ..,Ezra Beckha.m, auntof the bride. The bride car-ried a bouquet ofpink- sweetheart roses withbaby's breath and pink velvetstreamers.Mrs. James Jones was

Matron of Honor. She wore afull length gown of pale blueand lime green print, shoes tomatch and carried a nosegayof white daisies with velvetstreamers to match hergown. .The bridegroom had as hIS

best man his father. andusher groomsmen were Jason

Hall Arnette, brother of thegroom and Thomas H~dson,both of Winnsboro. Servmg asalcolytes were Thomas E.McLendon, Jr., cousin of thebride of Columbia .andiich~Pd EW1)e" WinnsbOrO:

They all wore blac~ tuxedoeswith white boutonmeres. Thegroom's boutonniere: r wa~ apink rosebud from the bridalbouquet.The bride's mother

wore a full length gown ofpink polyester -with a 'cro-cheted lace bodice and longsleeves. She wore shoes tomatch and a white carnationc'orsage. The bridegroom'smother also wore a full leng-th gown of soft aqua crepewill full chiffon sleeves, ac-cented by a bow at the waistwith shoes to match. She alsowore a white, carnation cor-sage. ,Th bridegroom's

grandmother was dressed ina light blue dress with whitecoat and wore an orchid cor-sage. .Immediately followmg the

'ceremony, a reception w~sheld in the Church FellowshipHall. Presenting the guests tothe' receiving line were Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce Baker. Mrs.Jimmy Faile presided overthe bride's register. Therefreshment table wascentered with an arrange-ment of white mums, snap-dragons and astors. The co~orscheme of pink and whitewas used throughout the hall.The guests' served themselvesto assorted sandwiches,cheese' straws, ham biscuits,bridal cookies, nuts, mints,chips and a dip. Presiding atthe punch bowl . w~s . Mr~.Thomas Hudson. Assisting mserving were Mi~s Paig~Longrie and MISS .leriCenter. The three-tiered wed-ding cake in pink and whitewas cut and served by Mrs.Richard Enloe after the _firstslice was cut by thebride andgroom.Goodbyes were said to Mr.

and Mrs. Thomas E. McLen-don of Columbia, cousins ofthe bride.

~dding

Mrs. Thomas Anderson Barron

Barron -Arnette vows. ,', . enter-

spoken Saturday, May ~~l:~:'~, • _. u •••~tte, Mr.- was presented by Mrs. Wil-

liam Thomas Sprott, organist.Arrangements included"Jesu, Joy of Man's Desiring"by Bach; "Psalm XIX" byMarcello; and selections 'from

~The Water Music" by Han-del. The processional was"Trumpet Voluntary" by Pur-cell, and "Wedding March"from Mendelssohn's "A Mid-summer Night's Dream" wasused as the recessional. "TheLord's Prayer:' by Malottewas sung by Mr. Mark Hana-han Doty, Jr., soloist.Escorted by her father, the

bride wore a formal gown ofwhite silk organza over taf-feta. The bodice, lavishly de-corated with Venice lace, fea-tured a small V-neckline andshort cap sleeves. The flowingskirt, enhanced by verticalrows of lace, fell from aslightly empire waistline intoa Chapel-length trian. Herchapel-length mantilla wasattached to a Camelot cap ofVenice lace. The hand-rollededge was adorned with scat-tered appliques of matchinglace. She carried a bouquet ofwhite roses, stephanotis andbaby's breath.

Miss Janice McDaniel

Katherine Isabel Turner of and Mrs. William J. Arnette,Charlotte, RC.; Mrs. Wayne Mrs. and Mrs. Fred E. Mc-Leslie Williams of Jackson- Alister, Mr. and Mrs. Haroldville, Fla.; Miss Jane Stuart K. Turner, Miss Sarah K.Landstreet of Charlottesville, Turner, Mr. and Mrs ..ThomasVa.: and Mrs. James Edwin H. Weir, and Mr. and Mrs. H.Griffin, Jr. of Columbus, Ga. Curtis Yongue. Miss CarolinaTheir dresses and bouquets Arnette, Miss Fran Arnettewere identical to that of the and Miss Ginny Arnette.honor attendant'.. After a wedding trip toCharles Auld Barron of Florida, the couple will reside

Raleigh, N.C. was his in Rock Hill, S.C.brother's best man. Ushers The bride is the daughter ofwere John Ingram Barron, Mr. and Mrs. Francis DavisIII, brother of the groom, Arnette of Winnsboro. She isMontgomery, Ala.; Francis a graduate of Winnsboro HighDavis Arnette. Jr., brother of School and received her B.A.,the bride, Taylors, S.C.; Wil- degree from Queens C'ollegf'.liam David Hall of York. Charlotte, N.C. She is emS.C.; Jesse Lee Wilson, Jr. ployed as a manager in theand Timothy Roper Jones of C.omptrollers Department ofRock Hill, S.C.; Mark Richard Southern Bell TelephoneBishop.ofNewportNews, Va.; Company, Charlotte, N.C.Anthony Dean Lowman ofCharleston, S.C.; and Allen

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The groom is the son of Mr.and Mrs. John Ingram Barron.of York. S.(' He is a graduateof York I' Ig-h School and

Scott of Charlotte,

wore a gown of blue polyester received his B.S. degree inwith sequin trim. The groom's mechanical engineering frommother chose a gown of Clemson ljniversity. He isapricot chiffon over taffeta. employed as a mechanicalThe maternal grandmother of quality con' rol engineer withthe groom, Mrs. William Coth- Duke PO\\ -r Company. Ca-ran Langley. wore a gown of tawba Nuclear Station, Rockpink chiffon over taffeta. Miss Hill, S.C.