Pryor Scrapbook Clippings, 1955-1980

Mr. and Mrs. Muncy will be at hom,1 in the Race Street Apart,. ments and will continue their studies at Harding. Mr. Muncy . is a senior art major and his J bride is a senior majoring in l elemtmtary edJcation. Out -of-to.vu 6 1.lests for the Mun• ' cy..Cleveland · wedding included Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Looker ~ of R~yno, Mr. ·and Mrs. B5.il Griffin, Kenny and 13:u-ba.ra Ann of Victoria, Texas, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Cleveland of Ann Arbor, Michigan, ¥rs. E. W. Cleveland of Grand Rapids, Mi.ch., Mr. and Mrs. Bruce FoJg of H1ntsville, Ala., an:i M.r. and Mrs. Francis Bennett and Mr. I and Mrs. Woody Stogsdill, all o~ ~loom'lngtori, Ind. r PARTIES Mr . and Mrs. Raym0nd Muncy were hosts at a dinner at their home, 1002 North Hayes,preced- .ing the rehearsal for the wed– ding of their son, David, to Miss Candy Cleveland. The four– course dinner was served at tables cover ed with ~hite over yellow. The tables were decorat,. ed with arrangements of yellow jonquils and bridal "'reath and yellow tapers. Places were mark• ed with cards which had velvet leaves, tiny pearls, and butter– flies and were tied ..with yellow velvet ribbons. The ·groom pre– sented gifts to his attendants. Among · the guests were the bride's grandmother, Mrs. E. W. vow·s said in evening · Cleveland of Grand Rapids, rite Mich., her uncle, Robart Cleve- The wedding of Miss Roberta Bridesmaids were Misses Lau- Candy Cleveland and David Ray- ren Lawyer of Searcy, Stephar\ie m,llld Muncy was solemnized in a Green of Orange, Tex., Linda candlelight ceremony last night Kendrick of Marlin, Tex., and at 7 o•clock in the Downtown Kandy M1 ncy, sister of the bride:– Church of Christ. The bride is gro:>m, and M1.·s. Don Danlel of the daughter of Mrs. Donald Nashville, Tenn. Their gowns Cleveland, 1502 Fox Drive, and were fashioned similar to the , 1he late Mt. Cleveland and the tnaid of honor's with accent rib- [ groom's parents · are Mr. and bons of yellow. They carried Mrs. RaymondM1mcy, 1002North white nosegays of dai.sy mums. Hayes. The father of the groom Mtrc Mnnc,rwu his brother•• i,erformied the ceremony. best man. Ushers were Jeff Da- A program of contemporary vies of Columbus, Ohio, Michael nuptial music was played and~ Thomison of ·v andalis, O!uo, mediately preceding the cere- B.:uce G.unp of B}oomingdale, mony Robert West read Sh~e- Ohio, Ken_Tho:mas and Rick H.a.r- spearean sonnets. · ris, both of Searcy.- - - An arch o-1 yello·Ncandles was Miss Bonnie Hostetler had the focal point of tlie setting. charge of the bride's book. Candle trees holding yellow ta- Mrs. Cleveland chose for her pers and raked candelabra en• daughter's wedding a formal silk twined with greenery com,pleted gown with a brown skirt and the det:or. The pews were m~k• cream blouse which had long ed with single yellow canai_es sleeves and was tied with a self tied with yellow bows and gr~n- bow. Her corsage was of orchids. I ery. , The groom~s mother wore a I -4be bride wqre a gownofwfilte formal gownofbluewhichhadlace organza fashioned with a bodl~e of covering the bodice. She wore an I V entse lace, appliques of wbich orchid corsage. were repeated in bands and clust,. A re:eption was held at the ers on the cuffs of tl)e long full Holiday Inn. The . bride's table r-::----~---------11 was covered with a floor-length sleeves. Appliques of ·the lace cloth of yellow over white. The edgetl the b.m:J co!lar, the illus- centerpiece was of ye.llow daisy ion veil, anj the chapel train. I mu.mF,. A three--tiered wedd'ing 1 She carried a bouquet ofwhite and cake was frosted in white and I yellow daisy m,1m's and bridal decorated with cascades of yel- : wr;th. low flowers and wedding bells. .LBS Carole Cleveland was her Serving were Mrs Rick Harris sister's mE.idofhonor.Sheworea Miss M.Ulie Harris·, M.lssM;trth~. ,full gown of fi~ral patterned yel- Hicks and Miss Barbara Pettus. TO WED-:-Mr. and Mrs. 'J. Dr. Mite II Jr. of MKon, Georgi• announce the engagement an approaching mar• ri • ge of their daughter, Nancy Ellen, Glen Troy Blue, son of Mr. and Mn. Troy Blue of 1 Clovarciale. The bride-elect graduated from Harding in 97(» with a d..,.. · in Home Economics. She was a mem r of the J1> Go Ju social club. The prospective groom, a a 1970 Harding graduate with a General Science mai , was • member of the Sub-T social club. He wiU be ·a eclical lludent at Little Rock this fall. Th• wedding II be an event of July 3 at 7:30 p.~. at the Westside Church Christ. /'1'1/ Miss Molly Mason and Dennis Noble exchanged vows Tuesday evemng at the Recital Hall of the Cla.ide Lee· Music Center on the Hardlrv clmpus. Jolm H. Ryan officiated. Music was by' Miss Carol M.1nnen at tbe organ. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Perey M;lSOn. The i bridegroom is the 10.1 of Mr. L'!)l I Mrs . C,ari Noble of North Little Rock. Given in marria,e by her fath– er, the bride wore a Victm'ian I gown of ivory satinapplic[1.1 ed wit h '. Alencon lace a.11d styled · ilri.th a high neckline and long sleeves. At the collar was pinned an heirloom diamond and pearl spider pin. Her cathedral lel\tth veil of illu1lon was fastened toa face--formina tiara of Ale11con lace and seed pearls. The bridal boaquet was white roses L'ld s tei>h:L'lo-~s with· hlte orchid cell• ter. Mrs. D~n.1ls Organ was matron ' . ~ ho:ior. Bridesmdds wereMiss Ruth Gosney ~ Carlisle, Mrs. Terry Eyman of Tyler, Tex• as, and Mias Danette Key of St. Louis. They wore full ~e,1o:rth green voUe gowns with embroid– ered sleeves and blue sashes. Their heact,ieces were Came– lot caps which inatcbed the goNns. They carried Colonial nose- · gays of blue c,rnflowers and ·tow ~ile crepe with em1lire - z ; c h a r y Mun•=Y dis-- . · waistline and full sheer sleeves tributed rice bags. M ; ss M O lly M asOn ~~csh Mwere buttone?L~ tbe wide When the couple leftfor a short : J '-W,I.. • oss green r1UU'..1ll accen~ ding _gyp~hilia. ed the waistline and tied at a bow wed trip to Eden Isle, the ' In the back. She carried a nose- bride w_ore a_ bro,yn knit d gay of yellow daisy m11m,1. · pants suit. Her cors~e was of l w e s • • •