The Lincoln times., 1955-03-28
Mrs. Liner Logan Peek
Miss Sara Elizabeth Heavier
Is Bride OF Liner Logan Peek

Is Bride OF LINER |
Miss Sara Elizabeth Heavier
became the bride of Liner Logan
Peek in a beautiful and impress
sive double ring wedding cere-
mony which took place Sunday
afternoon at five o'clock in the
First Baptist church of Lincoln
ton. The pastor, Rev. Richard T.
HoWerton, Jr. officiated. The
VOWS were spoken on the twenty
ninth anniversary of the wedding
of the brides parents.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Ray Heav-
ner. of Lincolnton and the bride
Groom is the son of Mrs. Carl
L. Peek. and the late Mr. Peek
of Mars Hill.
The bridal party stood before
an artistic arrangement of South
ern SmilaX intersperSed with
stately palms and flanked with
numerous seven branched candle
labra holding lighted tapers. The
central decoration consisted of
wrought iron urnS of WoodWardia
ferns. fronted by a wrought iron
kneeling bench covered in white
brocade Pews for the families
were marked with gypSophila
tied with white satin ribbon.
Beginning at four thirty o.
clock Miss Katherine Rhyme, of
Newton. organiSt, rendered a pro-
gram of music which included
Meditation" by Massinet, "Ro-
nance" by DeBussey, Calm as
the Night" by Bohn. "Cavatina'
by Bohn, God My Shepherd"
by Bach and Theme from Fifth
Symphony" by TSchaikoWSky.
While the VOWS were being spok-
en- she played Clair de Lune"
by Debussey.
Miss Ruth Delk, of Lyons, New
Jersey, soloist, sang Because" by
de Hardelot and "Entreat Me Not
to Leave Thee" by Gounod. For
the benediction she sang THE
Lords Prayer" by Malotte.
Ushers were Douglas Briggs. of
Mars Hill. V. E. Peek. of Char
lotte, brother of the groom, Mar
vim Heavier cousin of the bride,
and Larry Carter, of Lincolnton.
Hugh Edwards, of Mars Hill, serv-
ed as best man.
Mrs. Leary Reid, of Spartan
burg, South Carolina, was matron
of honor. She wore an afternoon
frock of porcelain blue embroid-
cred crystalette, with fitted bodice
and flared skirt. In her hair she
wore a matching halo clip with
pearl trim and Irritation veil. She
carried a cascade bouquet of
Radiant pink tulips and pink
tinted Cara daisies with pink
net and cording.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Buck
Bales and Miss Colleen Padgett,
of Charlotte, Miss Nancy Stamey
of Lincolnton and Rock Hill and
Miss Pearl Floyd, of Fairmont
They wore dresses which were re-
plicaS of that worn by the ma
tron of honor and carried cas-
cade bouquets of tulips and dali
sizes similar to that carried by
Mrs. Reid.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore an original dress
of imported white Chantilly lace
over satin, fashioned with a mold
ed basque, long tapered sleeves
! and a portrait neckline. The full
bouffant skirt fell softly to the
floor and extended into an aisle
wide Cathedral train. Her full
length veil of English imported
illusion was attached to bonnet
of matching Alencon lace en-
broidered with seeded pearls. Hel
| only ornament was double
strand of Italian pearls the gift
of the bridegroom. She carried q
cascade bouquet of Gala lilies
shoWered with tube roses with
white net and satin cording.
Mrs. Heavier, mother of the
bride. wore a cocktail length dress
of Chantilly lace over deep peri
winkle blue taffeta with matching
accessories. She wore a shoulder
bouquet of pink cymbidium or
chids.
Mrs. Peek, mother of the bride
groom, wore an afternoon frock Of
toast lace over brown taffeta
with beige accessories. Her shoul-
der bouquet was of yellow Tails
man roses.
Mrs. Peek was educated in the
Lincolnton schools, later gradual
ing from Mars Hill College. Fol
the past five years she has helC
a position with American Trust
Co., in Charlotte as teller of the
installment loan department.
Mr.. Peek received his elemen'
tary education in the Mars Hill
schools and attended Warrer
Wilson College. For the past foui
years he served as Sergeant in tn