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Iquintet who wer^ students of thlr*, bride. . ,
The bride’s parents hosted a re*‘ ception at the Holiday Inn. Band music was provided by “The Keys,*? and the bride sang “Through th4 Eyes of Love,” to her husband. J
A rehearsal dinner was held id
the couple’s honor at the Holiday In$j on April 21 at 8 p.m. The dinner wa$< hosted by the groom’s parents. ! * |
The bridal couple was honored da] March 11, 1989, with a dinner hosted I
by Dr. and Mrs. David Moore aij4j. Mr. and Mrs. Richard Davis at the Davis’ Cabin in Radford.
On April 8, 1989, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Ma^c Jenkins, Mr. and Mrs. Dick Price, Mr. and Mrs. Dolph Henry and Dr. and Mrs. William Christian also honored the bride and groom with a cocktail party at the Christian’s home. -,
The bride is a graduate of Cape Fear Senior High School and Methodist College. She is a music teacher at Haynie School and the Children’s Choir Director at Salem United Methodist Church.
The bridegroom is a graduate of Radford High School and Methodist College. He is employed by Fayetteville Publishing Company. He is the grandson of Mrs. Beulah Armentrout of Front Royal and the late Frank Armentrout, formerly of Sperryville.
After a wedding trip to the Balmmas, the couple will reside, in Eastover, N.C.
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