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Local Affairs
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Mack Swain
or Durham were week wwl gueaU
of Mia* Con Mlco*m ■:§
Mr. Waker McGuire of North
Wilkesboro spent Monday with
friends in Baome
Mrs. R. A Parker visaed in the
home of Mr*. L. L. Bingham Sunday.
Mr. Doe Watson of Route 2.
Boone, ia seriously ill at the Watauga
Hospital.
Martha and Nancy Stacy left
Monday for • weeks visit with
their uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs.
H. L Young at Old Fort.
Mr. and Mrs. Paris Rutherford
of San Antonio. Teras are guests
this week with their grandparents.
Dean and Mrs. J. D. Rankin.
Mr. and Mrs. W. S. Norris of
Johnson City, Tenn. were the
visitor* of Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Farthing over the week end.
Pfc. Bill Crawford of Fort Gordon,
Georgia spent the week end
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Rogers Whitener
and daughter Kim, of Lakeland,
Florida are spending the summer
in Booae.
Mr*. John Ldnniag and daughter,
Dinah, spent last week with
Mr. Lanning ia Chapel Hili where
he works.
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Maltha of
Madison, Wisconsin, were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. 3. A. Hodges
last Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Alton Cook of
Cleveland, Ohio, and son Gregory
spent the week end with Mr.
and Mr*. D. W. Cook.
Mr. and Mr*. Howard Wilfong
and three children spent (he week
end visiting relative* in Watauga
County.
Mr*. James H. Councill attended
the annual conference of the
W. S. of C. S. in Lake Junaluska
on Monday through Thursday.
Mr. James H. Moore of Roanoke,
Virginia was a visitor last
week with his mother, Mr*. Emma
H. Moore at faculty apartment*.
Mr. and Mr*. Glenn Hodges announce
the birth of a son, Gerald
Glenn, on May 26 at Watauga Hospital.
Mr*. Erlh L. Townsend of
Greensboro and Rev. Luther H.
Jeffcoat were guests of Miss bora
Jeffcoat last week.
Mis* Bunny Isaac* and her father,
T E. Isaac*, spent the wetk
end in Winston-Salem with Mr.
and Mrs. C. R. Cook*.
Mr. and Mr*. Robert Poe left
Friday to visit a week with Mr.
Poe'* parents, Mr. and Mrs. I. V.
Poe in Durham.
Mrs. Jake Caudill left Saturday
for New York City where ahe will
spend a week buying fall and winter
merchaadiae for CaudiU's
Mia* Joanne Aldridge returned
horn# from the University of
North Carolina this week to apend
some time with her parents, Major
and Mrs. Carles De Lima.
Mrs. Essie Edwards of Norfolk,
Virginia, and Mr. Richard Van
-Glnter of Virginia Beach were
visiters in the home of Mr .and
Mrs. Wade Coffey last week.
Dr. and Mrs. Peter W. Everett
returned bo mi' over the week end
after spending two weeks in Pennsylvania
and Indiana visiting
their parents.
Mr. Jack Cox returned to
Draughan Business College in
Winston-Salem Mend ay after
spending the week end with his
sister. Mrs. Paul Weston.
Miss Betty Foster and Miss Neil
Miller spent the week end and
Monday in Mergantoa visiting
with Miss Miller's sister, Mrs. Robert
Fletcher.
Miss Anita Winkler of Shelby
and Miss Kate Wilson of Cherryville
are spending the summer at
their home on the Blowing Sack
Road.
Csptala and Mrs Horton Grave
and sons, Horton, It. and Nicky
of Alexandria, La. arrived Fridav
to spend three weeks with Mr. and
Mr*. W. H Graf*.
Mr. and Mrs R. W. MaKbe of
Madisan, Wisconsin, spent the
past week in this vicinity with rrtstives.
They have resided in Wisconsin
far more than forty years
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Teters and
children. Tommy and Peggy, of
Bristol. Tenn.. visited with Mr.
snd Mrs. Joe L. Ceffey, Sr., *t
Dees Can last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Nell Goodnight
and children, Cathy, Jack, and
Sarah, of Charlotte, spent Monday
night with Mr Goodnight's moth
er, Mrs. J. L. Goodnight
Miss Lillian Rhodes has arrived
In Boone from Winston-Salem
where she has been teaching to
spend sometime as the guest at
Miss Mildred Bradford.
Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Thomas,
Pat snd Peggy from Tsyiorsvitle;
Mr. snd tins. Clsad Smith. Ltada.
Sara and Claud, Jr.. of Macon.
Ga. have srrired at their tomes
on Blowing Bask Read, wtiera
Mr Arnold Coffey returned
Tfauisd«> to the University of
North Carolina to attend summer
school after visiting a week with
hia mother, Mrs Paul A. Coffey.
Mr* Ethel Shuler Ayres and
daughter, Rosemary, of Kingstree,
South Carolina, are (priding six
weeks in Booae to attend summer
school at ASTC
Dr. and Mrs. John G. Borden
and Milton attended the wedding
ol Beverly Brown and Dan Craws
in Hickory Saturday afternoon in
the First Methodiat Church there.
Mrs. George R. Martin and children.
Debbie and Paul, of Butler,
Pa., are visiting Mrs. Martin's parents.
Mr. and Mra. B. H. Watson,
on Howard Street.
Mrs. Lillian Hopkins returned
home Sunday after spending the
latter part of last week and the
week end with Rev. and Mrs. Hugh
Dobbin in Happy Valley.
Mr. Robert Bingham, who attended
the University of North
Carolina, is at the home of hia
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bingham
for the summer.
Mr. Howard Winebarger of
Cleveland. Okie, was called ta
Boone last week on account of the
illness of his mother, Mrs. William
Winebarger, who had an operation
at Watauga Hospital.
Miss Helen Staaberry. who haa
been teaching in Mecklenburg
schools, will be home this week to
spend the summer months with
her parent*. Mr. and Mrs. S. O.
Stanberry in Boone.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Madison
and son, George, of Lancaster, S.
C., apent last week with Mr. and
Mrs. Will C. Walker. They also
visited with relatives in Wytheville*,
V«Messrs
B. R. Thomas, Cecil
Thomas, Miss Janice Thomas, of
Rising Sun, Md., spent last week
visiting with relatives in the county.
The family has resided in
Maryland for five months.
Mr. and Mrs. A. E. Hamby, Jr.
and Pant, and Mr. and Mrs. Joe
Crawford returned here Tuesday
after spending ten days in Dayton
Beach, Ocala, and Clearwater,
Florida.
Mrs. C. E. Ulery and son, Buddy,
of Jacksonville, Fla., arrived last
Friday night to spend the summer
at their home in Boone. Mrs. fl. T.
Slappcy Is visiting her for severer
Joe Co* returned home over
the week end to live with his
mother, Mrs. John Cox, after being
discharged from the Veterans
Hospital in Walla Walla, Washington.
Mis* Pat Atari age, senior at the
University of North Carolina, returned
to Chapel Hill laat week to
enter summer school after spending
the week end with hr parents,
Major and Mr*. Carlos De Lima.
Maria Ernes ton is spending two
weeks in Greenwood, S. C. with
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gus Erneston. Mr. and Mrs. Nich
have returned from Greenwood,
after visiting relatives there.
Mrs. Hatti* Lewis of Sherwood
left Thursday to visit a week with
her daughter, Mrs. Norva Ha (a
man in Norfolk. Virginia. Her
granddaughter, Nancy Hagaman,
graduated from high school while
she was there.
Mrs. China Lavender and Miss
Maggie Moretz spent the week end
in Wiaaton-Salem where they attended
commencement exercises at
Wake rarest College. Mrs. Lavender's
son, Dick, was a member of
the graduating class.
Or. and Mrs. H. E. Spence of
Durham arrived last Wednesday
in Boone and are now at home on
Laurel Lane hi Blowing Rock. Dr.
Snence is serving as pastor of the
Blowing Rock Methodist Church
for the tenth summer
Mr and Mra. W. K. Harding.
Jr.. have returned to their home
at Shu Us Mills after having attended
the commencement exercises at
Wake Eorett. Their son. Major
Beat Harding was • member of
the graduating elasa.
Mr*, t. B. Mills. Jr., and Miss
Bettv MUls of Fort Mm. South
Carolina, have returned home after
having spent sevaral days in
eueats of Mrs. Hill's slater. Mia*
Mildred Bradford on Grand Boulevard.
8P-8 Charles Roblnaon returned
to Fort Knox. Kentucky, laat n«n«k
after ipendLnf die waek and and
Monday visiting his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Clay Robinson of Reeae.
and his fiance, Miaa Batty Porter
of Route 2. Boone.
Mr. Harry Farthing, recent graduate
of State College leave* this
weak for Washington. D. C. whore
he will be employed by National
Security Agency. Ho will pursue
graduate studies at Catholic Uni
Mr. and Mr*. John Howell and
Clark and ha*» re
turned home after a five-day vantkn
In Waahington. D. C., Willlamsbtirg,
pad Btsfcnwmd. Virginia
They ata
Photo by Paul Wccton
MRS. HAYDEN ALDENE THOMAS
Mils Emogenc Harmon, daughter
of Mrs. Orren 1. Harmon of
Mist Nancy Eliaaon of Bristol,
Teun., was the guest of Mrs. Paul
A. Coffey last week, liiss Ruth
Robinson of Charlotte, who will
teach at the Appalachian Elementary
School, arrived Sunday to
spend the summer with Mrs. Coffey.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Petrey and
sons, Douglas, Winston, and Morgan
returned home Sunday from a
sixteen-day visit with Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Petrey in Jellico, Tenn.,
Mrs. Monroe Haunawalt in Logansport,
Indiana, and the Rev. and
Mrs. H. M. Frakes in frakes, Ky
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Wilson
spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Danner and Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Wsrrsn in Columbaa.
South Carolina. Wanda Wilson
and Karen Waroan returned home
with them after speeding the week
there.
Visiting in the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Joe L. Coffey, Sr. thii past
Sunday were Mr. and Mr*. Tom
White and son Jimmy of Pulaski,
Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Kennie
Brown of Boone, Mr. and Mrs.
Clifford Ray of China Grove, and
Mrs. E. A. Watson of WytheviUe.
Virginia.
Mrs. Frank Rogers, Miss Connie
Rogers, Mr. Tom Rogers, and Miss
Anita Martin of Chicago were the
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Rob Rivers
and Miss Jane Rivers over the
week end. Miss Rivers and Miss
Rogers returned here Thursday
from a seven-week tour of Europe.
Mrs. M. P. Critcher returned
home Saturday after visiting two
weeks with Mr. and Mrs. John
Critcher in Salisbury, Maryland,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Anderson
in Washington, D. C. She was accompanied
here by Mr. Critcher
who has been transferred from
Salisbury to Gotdsboro '
Mr. and Mrs. Dana Farthing. Mr.
and Mrs. Willis Farthing and Miss
Patricia Farthing of Cleveland.
Ohio, and Mr. and Mrs. Lee E.
Proffitt of Quantlco, Virginia, are
visking this week with Mrs. E. 0.
Greer of Zionville, Mr. and Mrs.
Ivan Farthing, Mr. and Mrs. Dsvld
Farthing and Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Swift of Sugar Grove.
Mr. and Mrs. Starr M. Stacy. Jr..
snd children, Johnnie, Martha,
Nancy, and Rebecca, have returned
home from a weeks visit with
Mr. snd Mrs. Starr N. Stacy, Sr.,
In York, South Carolina. Acomnanied
by Mrs. Stacy's father, Mr.
I. C. Cornier of Casar, North C*r>Una,
they went an to Windy Sill
Beach. South Carolina, for the
second week of their vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. James M. Sterie
and daughters, Pamala and Julia,
of Blowing RoCk left Sunday
moratag lor Denver. Colorado
where he will attend the University
of Denver. They plan to visit
relative* and friends on the way
snd will alee tour several National
paries in the West before reaching
their destination the latter
part of June.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul DuPre and
son. Jehn Paul, of fylva spent the
week end with Mrs M. P. Critcher.
Mr. On Pre and John remained
here for a week's visit. Other
visitor* In the Critcher heme this
week are Mr lata Taylor ef
Greensboro, who will attend sk
weeks of Mnomer school at Appalachian,
and Mlaa Irene tc
Sherwood, and the late Mr. Harmon,
was married Sunday, June 9,
at 3:00 p. m. to Mr. Hayden Aldene
Thomas, son of Mr. and Mn.
Avner Crawford Thomai of Landis,
N. C.
The ceremony waa performed in
Cove Creek Baptist Church at
Sherwood by the Reverend E. M.
Blanksnship, pastor.
The church was decorated with
native greenery background and
huge baskets of orchid gladioli and
yellow roses, with seven branch
candelabra using orchid candle*.
Mrs. Grady Moretz, Jr., of Boene,
organist, and Mr. Dale Holland of
Wiastoo-Salem, soloist, presented
a program of wedding music. Elizabeth
Barrett Browning's sonnet,
"How Do I Love Thee?" n> read
to a musical background by Mr.
Johnny Maat of Sugar Grave.
Given in marriage by her brother-in-law,
Mr. Norman Lee Wilson,
of Sugar Grove, the bride wore
a white wedding drew of ehaatilly
lace and net over satin, fashioned
with a Sabrina neckline, long
sleeves and aa over skirt of lace
over a gathered flounce of net at
the bottom. Her doubtetiered
shoulder length veil of imported
illusion was held in place on a
double ruffled bead piece with
seed peart trim. She carried a
white satip-bound Bible topped
with a purple orchid with an imported
lace handkerchief tucked
inside tfee Bible.
Mrs. Sara Hayes of WiaatonSalem,
sister of the bride, waa
matron of honor. She wore • pale
orchid sheath dress of taffeta with
• full organdy overskirt of the
now color. She carried a nosegay
of yellow roae buds.
Mlas Nancy Thomas of Charlotte.
siMer of the bridegroom. Miss Margaret
Glenn of Boone, cousin of
the bride, and Mrs. Barbara Barker
of Boom, and Mrs Eva Nell
Alexander of Vilas were bridesmaids.
Their dreuses wore styled
similar to that of the honor attendant.
two of which were lsvendar
and two of deep purple. Their
flowers were nosegays of yellow
rosebuds.
Mr. Grady Thomas of Raleigh,
the bridegroom's brother, was best
man. Mr. Albert Henaon of Vilas,
brpther-inlaw of the bride, Mr. I
I.ouie Owens of Landin. brother- ]
in-law of the bridegroom, Mr. Gary
Miller, and Mr. Rob Alexander,
both of Land is. were ushers.
Mrs. Harmon, mother of the
bride, wore a dusty rose lace dress
with white accessories. Her corsage
was of baby orchids.
The bridegroom's mother waa attired
in beige lace. 8he also wore
a corsage of baby orchids.
A reception was held immediately
fallowing the ceremony in
the Fellowship Hall of'the church.
The bride's table was centered by
a nosegay of pink roaebuds flanked
by crystal candelabra holding white
candles. The hand crocheted cloth
was caught up on the sides at
intervals by mi nature nosegays
similar to the centerpiece. The
four-tiered cake, decorated with
small pink and white bells and
topped with a miniature bride and
groom, rested on a round plate
glass mirror bordered with native
greenery.
Serving at the reception were
Mrs. Albert Henaon, Mrs. Norman
Wilson, sisters of the bride, Mrs.
Murriel Glenn, Mrs. Clarence
Swift, Mrs. Dave Mast, Mrs. Sarah
Horton, and Mrs. E. M. Blankenship.
The bride's going away suit was
baby blue trimmed with rblnestones
and seed pearls. She wore
a hat of irideacent sequins and
her accessories were white. Her
corsage waa the orchid from
her bridal bouquet
The bride is a graduate of Cove
Creek High 8chool, Sugar Grave,
and Appalachian State Teachers
College, Boone. She has been a
member of the faculty of the Junior
Home School, for
the past year and will resume
duties there in September.
The bridegroom was graduated
from Landis High School and Appalachian
State Teachers College.
He was on the faculty of Walnut
Cove School, Walnut Cove, for the
post three months, and will be a
Engraved
WEDDING
INVITATIONS
ALL STVLSS
As low as 112.45 per h—dnd
Consultant:'
Mn. B. W. Stailings
STALUNGS
JEWELERS
member « the Central High tmvi
ty in Davidson County in September.
Out-oftown guest* included Mr
and Mr*. Avner Thomas and Berry
Lalne of University, Mississippi;
Mr. and Mr*. Joe Parkins and her
daughter. Mm Billie Sue Bollinger
of Okron. Ohio; Mr. and Mrs.
Louie Owens aad mat, Jimmy,
Michael, and William, Mr. and
Mrt. Ht-iman Alexander, Mr. and
Mrt. Kenneth Alexander, all of
Landla; Mr. and Mr*. Roy G. Saunders,
Mist Carolyn Dee Saunders.
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Holland. Mia*
Carole Ann Leamon. Mr. Dwlgjht
Cartner, Mr. Don Rayfleld. aad
Mr. Wayne Waddell, all of Winston-Salem.
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Cake Cutting
Honors Bride
Mr*. 0. J. Harmon gave a cakecutting
at her home Saturday
evening honoring her daughter,
Emogene, and Mr. Hayden Thomaa,
whose marriage took place on Sunday.
The houie was decorated in
a color icheme of pink and white.
The dining table was covered with
a hand-made lace cloth and centered
with an arrangement of pink
roaes in a crystal bowl. Punch
and the double ring wedding cake
completed the motif.
Members of the bridal party and
relatives of the bride and groomelect
attended the event.
Nixon predicts revolt will end
Red regime.
MRS. JOHN ALLEN HAST
Mr. and Mrs. James Eubert Holshouser, of Boone, announce the
marriage of their daughter, Laura Virginia, to Mr. John Allen Mast
son of Mr. and Mrs. Vardry Benjamin Mast, of Sugar Grpve. The;
were married in Lancaster, South Carolina, on February 21, 1097.
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