The coastland times with which is combined the pilot and herald of Belhaven and Swan Quarter. [volume] (Manteo, N.C.) 1959-1973, 1959-08-07
LEvviS-CUTHRELL WEDDING
!. IN BAPTIST CHURCH IN
SWAN QUARTER SUNDAY

The marriage of Miss Dorothy
Cutrell and the Rev. Thomas
Leighton Lewis was solemnized
Sunday afternoon, August 2, in a
four o'clock ceremony in the Swan
Quarter Baptist Church. The double
ring service was performed by the
Rev. Clyde Tilley of Winchester,
Ky.
The bride is the daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan Cutrell of Swan
Quarter and the bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Irwin Lee Lewis and
the late Mr.. Lewis of Callahan,
Fla.
Prior to and during the cere-
monv Mrs. James Harold Lupton
of Belhaven, organist, presented a
program of appropriate music,
using the traditional wedding
Marches for the professional and
occasional offerings. The Rever-
end Joe Frank Peek of Wake For
est, N. c., soloist, sang ooh, Pro-
mise Me-" Because" ''The Lords
PRAYER" as the final benediction.
For the wedding ceremony the
church was decorated with an eff
fective background of stately palms
for two baskets of white gladioh,
and pompons and two seven
branched candelabra with lighted
white tapers. Polished magnolia
leaves were banked at the base of
the baskets and candelabras.
Given in marriage BY her foster
brother, Webster Whidbee, the
bride was lovely in a gown designed
and made by the brides mother
, which was of nylon lace and tulle
over lustrous satin. The fitted
bodice pointed at the waist line,
featured a scalloped neckline with
rhinestone and seed pearls. The
long fitted sleeves ended in points
over the hands, which were fasten-
ed with satin covered buttons
identical to those down the back.
The bouffant skirt, with a panel of
lace extending into chapel train,
was edged with nylon lace. Her fin
ger-tip veil of silk illusion was ar
ranged from a crown of seed pearls
trimmed with lace she carried a
bridal bouquet of white roses CEN
tered with a white orchid wi h
bridal tulle and satin ribbon
Streamers.
Miss Marjorie Cutrell of st.
Brides, Virginia cousin of the bride,
was maid of honor. She was attired
in ballerina length dress of pink
silk organdy over taffeta. The fit
ted bodice with round neckline
in front and low pointed back was
attached 70 full bouffant skirt.
A. criss1cross sash of taffeta ex-
1 - the hemline. She wore
sug pink bandeau of nylon
- nose gay was of pink car
Gns with rainbow satin stream
and green net. ID.
isses Rosanna Caravan, Re-
be-. a Smith, Nancy Stotesburg,
and Amelia Worrell were brides
maids. Their gowns and bandeaux
were of nile green identical to
maid of honor, with nose gays of
pink carnations with pink satin
net.
The flower girl, Linda Sue Evans
of Kinston, niece of the bride, was
in blue identical to maid of honor
with pink roses in blue basket.
The bridegroom had the Rever-
end Paul Faircloth of Weldon, N.
c., for best man, the ushers were
Reverend Robert Mobley of Wake
Forest, Johnnie Evans of Kinston,
Roger Allen Spencer and Edward
Roy Cutrell of Falls Church, Va,
cousin of the bride.
The ring bearer was David Wild
bee. He wore dark dress pants with
a white coat and a carnation
boutonmiere. Mrs. Cutrell wore a
turquoise linen with white Access
series, her corsage was pin k
cyn1bidium orchid.
Mrs. Lewis, the bridegroom S
mother, chose a blue lace dress
with white accessories and pink
cymbidium orchid corsage.
Following a reception, Rev. and
Mrs. Lewis left for a wedding trip
to the Smoky Mountains. The
bride travelled in a blue embroider-
ed cotton satin sheath dress with
which she wore plaid accessories
and the orchid from her bridal
bouquet.
The bride is graduate of West
Hyde High School class of 1859
and plans to attend Meredith Col
lege in the fall.
Reverend Lewis has a B. A de-
gree from Carson Newman, Jeffer-