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Raleigh Church Scene As Miss Thorpe Heds Fred ScottOf Hampton, Virginia Miss JH-aiita njpnp Thorpe. *ugl>Ud of Mr sr.d Mv* Mir’ir V Thorp c became the bride of « » iIiPEATIR lu';A • 11 i '■s iiiii “ ByiwouoMS 0 ■ j| BP| AIER i jp§p - \ I f *4Ol I43E|, Bufroifoh'a mmmm «iit JMPOSHi) fir.m INf)UW9 fc>- KOBKfiJIS COWO9«T‘nM, •tfW IDSH *. M V. #4 tries! . OlitlUfO fram 6MI*S , * » 1 /f :\f / I! ll ! P I! NEW LINCOLN CAFE FIRST IN FINE FOODS MEALS • SANDWICHES - BEER . SOFT DRINKS | Hi Sooth Wilmington StrrH Raleish, s. r„ i lint till tiiiitininnniiiin iinii ■! ■mu n ignm „„i „„hi nm>i. ■ ■iwilii. i u ..., i_ Office Phone Home Phone VA, 8*4152 T* 4-2635 BROOKS W. POOLE BAH. - BONDS For Prompt Service Call Dsv or Night BILL WALLACE Associate Home Phone TF. m I-AWVERS 81.-no RUCHJR, V. r, gssg!sr.^gyigsss?!S?rßCT':sr-.'r?ea!^'iag?ir*r.;i^ i j pal STAR m JfeO-Vj LINOLEUIf I 'lrfl! & TILE CO. i-; 1 v . 1>1? 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PHONES TEmpl® 2*3333 - 2-3334 | 107 S. mi, MIA . Fred G. Scott, son of Mr. and Mrs, ! F r of fTamntrm Vircrinia at t.h? Martin Street Baptist Church last Saturday. The Bev. P. H. Johnson officiated. Nuptial music was presented by Mrs. J J. Reece, organist,, and Mrs. Hortense Fleming, soloist. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a floor length gown of silk organza, designed with a chantilly lace bodice and portrait neckline. The full organza skirt, had S nanek of chantilly lace. Her french illusion fingertip veil was attaehed to a matching lace rap encriiv/ted with seed pearls and Irrideseent sequins and she carried a cascade bouquet of brides roses and sfephanotis, centered with s j laige ruii-e white hybrid orchid, lied with 'chile nvlon net and whit* satin ribbons, i Mtr-s Julia Ann Bryant, friond of j i the bride. «is maid of honor Her i costume v,v, a flesh-pink taffeta, ! nrbicess-styled. cocktail length ! dress with a Rowing bark panel, ! pink r-alin shoes pink velvet head • j bouquet of pink cannaticns and } ! pink snapdragons, lied with pink j m ‘ ★ AmiANOES ★ TELEVISION ■& TIRES & TUSKS STORES i 4i3 Fayetteville St. sal in ribbons and streamers. The bridesmaids, Misses Ceics tme itogers, Marguerite Iviami, Dc- Juanna Browning, and Mrs. Pheri hy Gibson Henley wore costumes like that of the maid of honor. Mr. Wendell Thompson, Washington, D. C. was best man. Ushers from Hampton, Va. were Thomas Nottingham, James Smith, Herman Prescott, and Marvin Thorpe, Jr. Fort George Meade. Maryland, bro ther of the bride. 11 • • " I c k X j ' . > i ! 5 i i ■ ' • • ...J j MRS. FRED G SCOTT t ‘ifitCjt • • , t >._- /iS , . -,. v . . j i L-J' 'Safe r-'&hjjfr c ;• ■ mk . j| 1 |. A- ■ ■ ? i : %. ■■ ■ > y • •*- ' % M V. ,Jf „ M X I RECENTLY MARRIED Miss Majorie Tucker and Joe Louis i Burton, were recently wed. She is the daughter of Mr and Mrs •lames Tucker and he is the. son of Mr, and Mrs. -fa.sept Burton They were united in marriage by Rev J. W. Jones, cn June 21 The reception followed at the Y. W, C A. Relatives and friends were pre sent. Out of town guests were ibe bride's grandmother arid stsfet from Richmond. Va., her grandfather from Fayetteville., and cous ins from Norfolk. Va. PATRONIZE OUR ADVERTISERS ww«agaawßaat»»^«iß»iMatHßsm»aLtsiiti»ia»roaaaafaH«w»atf<«wiwiaipir . iMuwgti haawanv r^vjir«r(jr«.i; ' aaraai f LOWE’S GROCERY VEGETABLES MEATS GROCERIES—WINES & BEER FREE DELIVERY TE 3-5089 OPEN ALL DAY JULY 4TH 7:30 A.M. TO 7 :3fi P M Open On Sunday from 6:30 A. M. to 10:00 A. M. 318 West Lenoir Street MM BERGAMOT I D'^KS ME" ' l r’" 1 I • ; •/< ■ -^" l , ~.m ||W .;^'. A \. H "?>;'■ > • •• «?»'/*' ..• HI The bride's parents entertained i at a reception at the Y. W C. A | Those assisting with the reception j were Misses Nurry Turner. Ruby 1 Moses, Patricia Ann Davis. Mrs | Margaret Hunter. Yulletta and j Faye McDonald, and Mis. Mary S. Saunders. Presiding over the punch bowl were Mesdames Daisy Jones Williams and Joyce Gray Dickens. Mrs. Fhyllis Mann was ! hostess. Mrs Scott ir. 2 graduatp nf North Carolina College at Durham, and is presently employed as Commercial teacher at the Richard B Harrison High School, Seima. She is a mem ber of the Alpha Kappa Alpha So rority Mr. Scott is a graduate of Hampton Institute and North Car- j olma College at Durham (law : School*. The couple plan to make Hamp- j ' ton, Virginia their home. Prepare For A Bright Future AN ENGINEER, SCIENTIST or TECHNICIAN AT THE Agricultural & Technical Collage GREENSBORO, NORTH CAROLINA - -r— —T •• WNj jj-v ■*---.v> : !L?vr y"■ y U ■ Yr* '• • "t • W/XS *' .. :>? •*' v 4s,, ,: X 1■" ' . ' i! r V,?'- v . I : - I ' s * ' ' . CHERRY HALL SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING DEGREES AVAILABLE IN: + SCHOOL OF ENGINEERING * SCHOOL OF AGRICULTURE • Architectural Engineering * Chemistry • Mechanical Engineering . * Biology • Electrical Engineering « Agricultural Engineer ■ >• Engineering Physics . Agricultural Educab-n ® Engineering Matherria tics - “ ir , , . . 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