WEDDINGSVixWritiMRS. PHILLIP M. SENSABAUGII(Miss Penny Gouge?)Sensabaugh And GougePenny Marie Gouge and iJ hi II ip Mark Sensabaugh wore uni led in marriage Oct. 7 at KossCamp (ironnd Methodist Church. ftev. Tom Conley performed the i\ p.m. ceremony.The bride is the daughter of Mrs. .lean Townsley of Guam. and James S. G:mge of Kingsport. The bridegroom is the sun of M rs, N aom i Sonsal la ugh of Church Hill, and Hubert Sensabaugh also of Church Hill.Church decora I ions rnn-sisled of two seven-hranehed candelabra. one 2l)-b ran t-heii, ii ea rt -sh a j ud c a n d e I a h r u m, ca 11 d 1 es placed in each window, and arrangements of white i.hrysani he mu ms a ndgreenery. Honor pews were marked with ivory ribhmis.A program of wedding music was presented by Miss Donna Sumner.The bride, given in marriage by her parents and escorted to (he altar by her fid her. wore a gown of Ivory sax featuring a Queen A line neckline, long, full, lace sleeves, and a belted, empire waistline.Miss Ciridv Davis served us maid of honor. Mrs. Anita Seiisab.nigh, sister-in-law of the bride, was bridesmaid, Junior bridesmaid was Miss Market ta Gouge, sister of the hride.Michael Sensabaugh served his brother as best man. Ushers were Jerome Gouge, brother-in-law of I he groom, and Kvnnith Konsahaugh, brother cif the groom.A reception followed theceremony in the church Mrs Cathy Hicks, sutler-in-law of the bride, kepi I he britie's book.The couple is making their home at 1145 S. Wilcox Drive.NIW VISION OPTICALBn^g i/S your Ey-^glcm Pre«r.pt«5n Broken f •afr\c.‘ Replored I ens Duplix uO-i;Sv»glos-efc/dnurt Tioi’it'sParkway Plaza245 0321