Gasaway-Caldwell Vows Exchanged January 22I4 irst Baptist Church in Clarendonwas the setting Friday, January 22groom, and Alfred Caldwell of Claren-when wedding vows were exchangeddon, uncle of the bride.For her daughter’s wedding Mrs.between Stacey Claudette Gasaway Gasaway wore a coral colored dressand Robert Sidney Caldwell.with buttons down the front and aThe bride is the daughter of Mrs.Gladys Gasaway of Clarendon andspaghetti string tie belt. Her corsage was of white carnations.Elbert Gasaway of Little Rock. Thegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Caldwell of Marianna.The groom’s mother wore a lavender jersey knit dress withpleated skirt. She wore a white carna-The Rev. Michael Anders perform- tion corsage at her shoulder.ed the 6:30 p.m. ceremony before an altar flanked by large baskets of white gladiolia, white chrysanthemums and lavender carnationsRECEPTIONA reception was held in Fellowship Hall of the church following thecaught with lavender ribbon. The firstceremony.The bride’s table was draped with afour pews were marked with lavender white lace cloth and centered with anribbons and chrysanthemums.arrangement of lavender and whiteMrs. David Mitchell of Clarendon flowers. The 4-tierred wedding cakewas organist and Miss Leisha Johasonwas adorned with lavender roses andof Clarendon, vocalist, sang “NadiasTheme”, “There Is Love”, “Throughwas served by Miss Tina Coleman of Clarendon.the Eye* of Love” and “Color MyWorld”, from Love Story.Miss Kathy Miller of Clarendonladled the punch and Miss Terri EllisCandlelighters were David of Clarendon assisted in serving.Caldwell, brother of the groom, andMrs. Gary’ Self was in charge of theTerry Wheeler, cousin of the groom, guest book at a table draped with aboth of Monroe.white cloth and holding a lavenderGiven in marriage by her father the carnation in a budvase.bride wore a white formal gown withMiss Paula Gasaway of Clarendon,polyester lining and overlaid with sister of the bride, distributed ricesheer nylon. The bodice was bags to the guests.decorated with small white pearls,For the wedding trip the bride woreand the front featured an apron of lace a light brown plaid skirt with whiteand nylon with a wide band of lace shirt, brown vest and brown blazer.near the hemline and long sleeves ofsheer nylon. Her nylon veil of illusionThe couple live near Marianna andfarms for Griffith Farmswhich was bordered with floral lace Holly Grove.fell from a caplet adorned with smallOUT OF TOWN GUESTSpearls. Her only ornament was a dia-Out of town guests attending themond pennant, a gift from the groom. ceremony were Mr. and Mrs. OwenShe carried a bouquet of lavender car- Smith, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Owen Smith,nations, white daisies and a variety of Jr. and children and Mr. and Mrs.small white blooms with streamers of James Caldwell all of West Helena;lavender and v/hite ribbons.TimMiss Angie Ellis of Clarendon was Mrs. Oma Caldwell, Becky Ed-maid of honor. She wore a floor lengthTerry Wheelerdress of lavender satin fashioned witha lace bodice and trimmed with whitefloral lace. She carried two long stemJ. B. Caldwell, Jerry and David, all of Marianna; Mr. and Mrs. Mike Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs. Waynewhite carnations interspersed withCaldwell all of Monroe; Mr. and Mrs.Davidson, Greg and Clay all of PineDavid Black of Holly Grove;Bluff; Mrs. Jennie Harris and HerbMr. and Mrs. Oneal Wheeler, CindyCrabtree, both of Jonesboro; Elbertand Bob of Forrest City; Miss JeanneRogers of Hot Springs; Mrs. SandraGasaway of Little Rock; B. C. Brown and family of Augusta; William E.Smith, Mrs. James Heritage, Mr. andCaldwell of Helena; and Mr. and Mrs.Mrs. Johnny Wilson and children,Mike Fike and daughter of nearRonny Heritage, Mr. and Mrs. G. W.Fayetteville.Mrs. Robert Sidney Caldwellbaby’s breath and tied with lavenderribbon.Bridesmaids were Mrs. MichaelLee Ann Dark to Wed Kenneth Roger KendrickCaldwell of Monroe and Miss CaraMcCastlain of Clarendon. Theirgowns were identical to the maid ofhonor and they carried a single longstem white carnation and baby’sbreath tied with lavender ribbon. Allthe attendant’s dresses were made bythe groom’s mother.Little Miss Amanda Ellis of Clarendon was flower girl. Master ShaneEllis of Clarendon was ring bearer.Greg Davidson of Grady, cousin ofthe groom, was best man. Groomsman were Michael Caldwellof Monroe, brother of the grooin, andDavid Black of Blackton.Serving as ushers were JerryCaldwell of Marianna, brother of theRev. and Mrs. Dewey Dark ofMountain Home announce the engagement and upcoming marriage of theirAnnKendrick, son of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Kendrick of Heber Springs.Miss Dark is a graduate of Lee Senior High School in Marianna,where she lived with her family forthree years. She is presentlyemployed as a typesetter at the Arkansas Sun in Heber Springs.Mr. Kendrick is a graduate of Heber Springs High School and is employed at Kendrick’s Jewelry in Heber Springs where he works in jewelry repair and design.The eouDle will be united in mar-A AA 1__ 4