North Carolina Newspapers

Local Affairs Mr*. Charles Glenn of Sugar Grove ia ill at Watauga Hospital. Mr. Joe MeClung recently visit ed hit brother in Dade City. N. C. Mrs. Earl Brittain has returned home after a three weeks stay at Blowing Rock Hospital. Miriam and Kathryn Eury visit ed with their sister, Mrs. R. E. Agle, in Boone, Saturday. Visiting with Mrs. H. E. Inman this week is Mrs. Tommy Berrey of Luray, Va. Mia Sallie Ray, who has been ill several months, is a patient at Watauga Hospital. Mr. and Mr-. M. J. Fagan, Jr. and family, of Philadelphia, Pa., are visiting Mrs. Margaret Hughes. Mrs. B. J. Councill is a patient at Watauga Hospital where he in undergoing treatment. Mrs. Kidd Brewer and son, Kidd, Jr., were week end visitor* with Mrs. Paul A. Coffey. Mr. Charles Boone, of Durham, visited his mother, Mrs. John A. Boone, this week end. Miss Barbara Vannoy of Rich mond, Va., arrived Monday to spend a month's vacation with her mother, Mrs. Margaret Vannoy. Mr. and Mrs. Bill Highfill and children, Jim and Demsie, of Greensboro, spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Francis Hoover. Mr. and Mrs. Nicholas Reppe of Fort Lauderdale, Fla., were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. Scottie Gordon in Blowing Rock recently. Mrs. G. W. Wilson of Newton and Miss Audrey Holmes of States ville recently spent a week with Miss Anita Winkler. Mr. and Mr*. R. H. Wiseman and daughter, Ann, from Lake Jackson, Texas, visited with Mr. and Mrs. Mack Luttrell last week. Mr. Frank Payne Jr. spent the week end at Lake James with Miss Mary Stokes and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Stoke* of Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. Harold Leveson of Greensboro visited over the week end with their mother, Mr*. J. W. Jones. ' Mr. and Mrs. John Houck and Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Goodnight *pent Sunday at the Healing Springs Hotel in Ashe County. Mr*. Preaton Hughes, Jr. and son, Preston, returned Sunday from a short visit at her home in Dunn. Mr. Lee Peeler and mother, Mrs. James Peeler, of Durham, ar rived Monday for a visit at the Rankin home. The Missionary Society of the Advent Christian Church met with Mrs. C. G. Hodges for their June meeting. Mr. and Mrs. W. Howard Gragg and daughter, Judy of Charlotte, vacationed last week in Myrtle Beach, S. C. Mrs. Grace Norris is attending The Grand National Appaloosa Horse Show in Lot Angeles, Calif., and Las Vegas, N. M. Jane and David Norris are spend ing two weeks visiting with Mr. and Mrs. R. C. Davis in Baltimore, Md., and Washington, D. C. Mr. John L. Mullins and son, John L., Jr., of Charleston West Virginia, visited last week with his brother, Mr. J. Albert Mullins of Boone. Dinner guests Sunday of Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Reese were Mr. and Mrs. Dean Reese, Dr. and Mrs. Gene Reese and children, Ronnie, Billy, Rebecca and Johnnie. Mr. Whittie Copland of .Char lotte and Mrs. Helen Johnson of Southern Pines were week end visitors with Mrs. L. M. Tate of Blowing Rock. ? Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Wine barger of Route 2, Boone, an nounce the birth of a daughter at Watauga Hospital on Saturday, June 24. Mr. and Mrs. Fred Winebarger of Vilas announce the birth ef twin daughter*, Annette and Jan ette, on Thursday, June 22, at Wa tauga Hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Reese M Reese had the following guests for dinner Tuesday night: Mr. and Mrs. Dan Swift, Detroit, Mich.; Mrs. Lillie Masters, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Reese, Boone; Mr. and Mrs. Russell Tho mat. Mable; Mr. and Mm. Dean fegecse, Reese. i ' " New?' nM'rUm *"* ?' the State New Bureau in Raleigh wu r week end visitor with her parents Boone "" ??-. 5 Visitors with Dr. and Mrs. G . Buckland Sunday were Mrs Buckland s brother.* Mr. Bill Young, Mrs. Young, and daughter Nancy , of North Wilkesboro. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Howard. Mr Mr ?Edw,rd Howard, and ?r. and Mrs. Boyce Howard of Tryon visited with Mr. and Mrs. D. Hampton Sunday. Dr and Mrs. Herbert Wey, Bud die, Linda, Mary, ,nd Brenda. of ?nri it J.n the *uests of Dr. week. U H<>OVer thU tuZZ Ke?rgU Ayerl Ylte? re" turned home Sunday from the Charlotte Memorial Hospital where Surtr" **?" ?? Mrs. 0. B. Crowder, Jr. and children, Blan, David and Allen of Boydton, Virginia are visiting de7 W..F fm,er' Sr Mrs. Crow former Miss Josephine Miller of Boone. Mra. Clara Nash, the mother of ^ A- Nash, died on June 23rd at the home of her daughter Mrs. L s. Henson, in Lexington, Kentucky. The burial was at Man chester, Ohio. % a Visiting at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Dale Andrews this week end were Mr. and Mrs. E. C. Horner, *'? ?' S"ntf Anna. Calif., and Mr. lotte K Crouch of Char Mrs. Frank Payne and Mrs. Jack Thomas visited Tuesday with Mrs Payne's sister, Mrs. A. T. Ander- I son, who underwent surgery Thurs day and is a patient at Wesley Long Hospital in Greensboro. Dr. and Mrs. John G. Barden ?pent last week in University Park, Pennsylvania, where Dr Barden represented Appalachian educalton1 * con'aernce on teacher Miss Eva Danay Erneston has returned from a month's viait with Mrs. Howard A. Donald In Lexing n?n a\ Un D0Mld hM a^om. panied her to Boone for an ex tended visit with Mr. and Mrs Nicholas Erneston. Mrs. Vivian Kirkhart and child ren, Karla, Pattle, and Eddie, have returned to their home in P,im City, Florida, after a two week's visit with Mr?. KirUurt's grand mother, Mrs. Joseph Crltcher. and her sister, Mrs. Dare Hampton. Visitors at the home of Mrs. C. O Hodge, last week were Miss Jo Ann Aldridge of Chapel Hill DeLim?- Mr. James' n 2 '? MU* Rubie Ervin of Shelby, and Mr?. Sally Parker of Meccklesfield, N. C. Mrs. Frank Angel of Plneola spent the week end with her aunt and uncle, Mr. and Mra. W. M. Cook. Mrs. Earl P. Johnson who spent ten days with the Cooks re turned to her home in Norfolk, Va., on Tuesday. Mrs. Francis Cook of Boone and Miss Constance Hsrdinge of Bris tol, Tenn., returned to their homes Tuesday following a stay of ten days in New York. Miss Hardinge attended a nation-wide ballet semi nar put on by the head of the New York City Ballet. Mrs. Carlo* DeLima and Miss Jo Ann Aldrldge attended the North Carolina Rhododendron Festival at Roan Mountain laat week end. Miss Aldridge rerved her second year on the panel of judges selecting the North Catv lina Rhododendron queen. Monday evening guests of Mrs. Joseph Peterson and Mia* Kate Peterson were B. M. Carr and hia sifter, Mia* LUlie Carr. from Crossville, Tenn., and his grand daughter, Suaan. from Florida. Mr. Carr la the former principal of Cumberland County High School where Mlaa Peterson taught before coming to Boone. Visiting with Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Payne over the week end were Mr. and Mrs. W. T. Payne, Jr., Lynda and Kathy of AsheviUe Lynda and Kathy will remain with their grandparents for a week white their father and mother at tend the Security Life A Timet Co. convention in Washington, D. C. Other visitors with the Payne* Sunday were Mr*. Pkyne'a niece and family, Mr. and Mra. R. L. Brown. Peggy end Becky of Roe noke, Va. and her aiater and bro ther. Mrs. Lula Hudlcr and W. C. Reeves of Grassy Creek, N. C. f Miss Wellborn, Mr. Ward Are Married MRS. DEXTER BURTON WARD The marriage of Miss Martha Jean Wellborn to Dexter Burton Ward was performed by Rev. Ray mond Hendrix at 7:30 p. m, Sat urday, June 24, at Stony Fork Baptist Church. A program of music was pre sented by Mrs. Morris Casey, or ganist, and Mrs. Sheila Perry, soloist. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wellborn of Deep Gap. She attended Appa lachian High School and is now attending Mitchell's School of Beauty Culture at North Wflket boro. Mr. Ward is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ward of Sugar Grove. He attended Cove Creek High School and is now employed by Appalachian State Teachers College, Boone. Given In marriage by her fath er, the bride wore a floor length gown of tiered net over taffeta, with a fitted long sleeved jacket of embroidered lace. Her finger tip veil was attached to a lace crown topped with pearls and she carried a white Bible topped with a purple orchid. Mrs. Sherrill Wellborn, sister in-law of the bride, was mutrnn of honor. She wore a street length dress of whit* organza with a lilac cummerbund, matching headresa, shoea, and gloves. She carried a bouquet of white and lilac assort ed flowers. Mrs. Wendell Norris, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Drake Walsh, Mr*. Nellie B. Stein of Lenoir, visited Mr. ind Mil. R. W. Watk ins this put week end. Bobby Watkim, student in the University of North Carolina summer school, spent last week end with his par ents. Mrs. Dave Mast has been spend ing several days at Union Level, Va., because of the critical illness of her brother who 1s a patient at nearby Medical College Hospital la Richmond, Va. Mr. Mast left Boon* Monday to attend a meet ing In Raleigh, and on Friday will Join his wife In Richmond. Mr. and Mrs. A. E. South had as their house guests last week, Mrs. Anita Beale and Mrs. Chick Barron of Atlanta, Georgia. San day visitors with the Souths were Mrs. Ada Penn Coffey, Mrs. Gra ham Vaughn, and Mrs Matt Burn hart, and two grandsons, all of Lenoir, also Mr. Earl Hayworth and daughter, Alice, of Monroe. Mrs. Dixon Quails and children, Greg and Gary, arrived last week for a two week's visit with Mr, and Mrs. E. 8. Quails Mr. Dixon Quails will Join his family Thurs day. He has completed his two years of service in the Naval Air Porea In Norfolk, Virginia, and will open his office la Old Fort, N. C., on Jnly 1st. Miss Olive Moretx of Gaston la aad Boom left June 21 to attend the National Education Conven tion In Atlantic City, New Jersey. She will visit points of Interest in the northeastern states also Up on her retain to Gastonla she will spend a week at Carolina Beach as guest of Dr. snd Mrs. R. O. Craw ford, Jr. of Claremont. sister of the groom, were brides maids. They wore similar dresses of lilac organza with matchigg headpieces, shoes, and gloves. They carried bouquets of white and lilac assorted flowers also. Cannon Ward of Sugar Grove, brother of the groom, was best man. Ushers were Sherrill Well born, brother of the bride, and Wendell Norris, both of Deep Gap. Cherrie Dunkley of Rpxboro, cousin of the bride, was flower girl. She wore a white dress with a lilac cummerbund similar to that ef the matron of honor. Steven Ward, nephew of the groom, was ftng bearer. After a wedding trip, the couple will reside at Sugar Grove. Rehearsal Dinner Miss Martha Jean Wellborn and 'Dexter Burton Ward were enter tained at a rehearsal dinner Fri day night at the home of the bride's parents, Mr. and Mrs. John D. Wellborn of Deep Gap. Hostess es were Mrs. Vern Lee Greene, Miss Linda Greene, and Miss Han nah Greene. Decorations followed pastel shades and assorted flower ar rangements. A large tiered wed ding cake was the center piece on the table, topped with a miniature bride and groom. Among the guests attending were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ward, parents of the groom, Mrs. Carroll Dunkley, Mrs. C. B. Miller, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Hendrix, Mr. and Mrs. V. O. Greene, Mrs. Mor ris Casey, Mrs. Sheila Perry, and members of the wedding party. Attend Weddings Dr. and Mrs. Ben H. Horton, Jr., have returned .from Atlanta, Ga., after attending the wedding of Dr. and Mra. Horton'* nephew, Dr. Hugh G*ttyaVobinson, to Miss Lyn Duff, both of Atlanta. Dr. Kobin aon is a member of the physics de partment of Yale University in Connecticut In Shelby on June 11, Dr. Horton gave hia niece, Miss Rose Ponder, in marriage to Mr. Jerry Dycus. Mrs. Horton waa soloist at the wedding. She sang, "If I Could Tell You" by laabell Firestone, "I Love Thee" by Edward Grieg, and "The Lord's Prayer" by Albert Malotte. University Women Meet The June meeting of the Amer ican Association of University Wo men waa held at the home of the president, Mr*. John Van Noppen. Twelve members and guesta were present. Mrs. Robert King gave the monthly bulletin on international gffairs, placing apacial emphasis upon the recent meeting of Presi dent Kennedy and Soviet Premier Khruschev. Mrs. David R Hodgin had charge of the program. Her subject wag, ?The African Women Speak," The Information she gave wag tutor ?sting, and at times, amusing During the social hour the boat gee served coffee and cookies. The July meeting will be at the home of Mrs. David K. Hodgin. Blowing Rock Garden Club | Mrs. Lee T. Dautridge and Mr*. Clarence Beutel entertained -.he Blowing Rock Garden Club in the Community Aiembly Boom Tues day morning June roth. Four door prUes were Riven. These itbluded assorted daffodil bulb* given by the president, im ported hand made decorated cand le* from the Bonnie Brae Shop and in recognition of the first birthday ef the garden club *oap in the thape of birthday cake was given. At thl* time the presidtnt announced there were forty fix member*. Three new one* Joined at this meeting. The collect was read by Mrs. Holahouser followed by the busi ness session. At this time Mrs. Bryce Beard, Jr. was elected l ec retary of the club. Plans were made for card parties to be held in July and August and Mrs. Phil lip Fail was appointed chairman. Mrs. Reineking made an an nouncement about reorganization of the hospital auxiliary, asked for hospital helpers in different func tions of the grounds around the new nurses home. This was dis cussed and much interest was shown by the members who flladly accepted the appeal. For the program Mrs. Beard discussed the flower arrangements in the assembly room. These were made in a variety of flowers, vines and containers, including a Japanese composition, which were judged and complimented by Mrs. Reineking. Twenty two members and guests enjoyed the informal and inspiring meeting and plan ned a picnic for the July club meeting when horticulture is to be the topic for discussion. This box lunch picnic will be held on the patio of Mrs. Snyder's lovely home on the Linville Road, Tues day, July 18th. Piano Recital Tonight at 8 The Public Program! Committee and the Piano Workshop of Appa lachian State Teachers College will present Lillian Freundlich in a piano recital tonight (Thura.) at 8:00 o'clock in the auditorium of the Fine Arti Building. Mrs. Freundlich will perform works of Beethoven, Chopin, Brahms, and Debussy. Formerly known as Lillian Lef kofsky, Mrs. Freundilch was born in Cleveland, Ohio, where she atudied with Franklin Carnahan. A graduate of the Oberlin Conser vatory, she was later a fellowship holder at the Julliard Graduate School. Mrs. Freundlich has served on the faculties of the Oberlin Con servatory and the Julliard Summer School. She la active in New York teaching privately and concerting. Mrs. Freundlich is here with her husband, who is conducting a piano workshop at the college. Alpha Beta Tea Is Held The Alpha Beta Chapter of the Alpha Delta Gamma Society held ?a tea Sunday afternoon from three to five at the home of Mrt. J. D. Shoemake on Hillcreit Drive. About twenty guests called dur ing this time Including several members of the Gamma Society of Lenoir, prospective members of Boone and Miss Inez Henderson of Charlotte who was instrumental In the organization of the society here. receiving line was eom of Mrs. Agnes Shipley, grand vice president, Miami, Fla.; Mrs. Reka Shoemake, newly elect ed president of the Boone chapter and Mrs. Bess Crawford, pest pres ident. For the tea the dining room table was covered with a green satin cloth overlaid with pale pink organza. The gold A.D.K. emblem centered the table behind which waa an eight branched candela brum holding tall white tapers as twined with Ivy. The chapter col ors were used In the purple asters snd yellow gladioli arrangement. On the mantel two branched candelabra held white candles. Centering these was a mass ar rangement of Van Fleet roses. Mrs Muriel Glenn presided at a register in the dan. The table holding the register was decorat ed in an all greenery arrangement. Mrs. Agnes Shipley and Mist Jimmy Mast served punch. As sisting st the table ware Mrs. Fapsy Taylor and Mrs. WilHr Sims. Ooedbys were said to Mrs. Ra leigh Cottrell. Argentines bid U. S. stop spot lighting Castro. ADMINS ? Entertaining at the recent Ad-Minti meeting were, left to right: Mr*. D. J. Whitener, Mrs Wiley Smith, Mr?. Graydon Eggeri, Mn. 3. T. Bozard, Mrs. Roy Blanton, Mrs. Ray Derrick, Mrs. James Stone, Mrs. John Justice, and Mrs. W. H. Plemmons. Ad-Mine Club The Ad-Mins Club of Appalach ian State Teacher* College held a tea honoring vtaiting faculty wo men and viaiting faculty wive* at the Pretident'i Home June 21 from 3-8 p. m. Guests were greeted by Mrs. Howard Decker, president of the club, Mrs. W. H. Plemmona and other club member*. Arrangement* were In charge of the summer school committee headed by Mrs. Jame* E. Stone. Other committee member* a> siiting Mr*. Stone were Mr*. Roy Blanton, Mr*. J. F. Bozard, Mr*. Ray Derrick, Mr*. 0. P. Eggers, Mr*. John Justice, Mr*. John Ho well and Mr*. W. P. Smith. Approximately 129 ladie* call ed. Blue Ridge Garden Club The Blue Ridge Garden Club met at the home of Mr*. J. J. Van Noppen June 21 with Mr*. Van Noppen, Mr*. Dempsey Wilcox and Mrs. R. W. Watkin* as hos tesses. The tables were beautiful ly arranged with roses for the 19 members and one gueat, Mrs. Shel ly Cashlon, The business meeting was con ducted by the precident, Mr*. James B. Winkler. Special attention i* called this week to the gardens of Mrs. Paul Coffey, Mr*. Depipiey Wilcox, and to Mr*. Mae Miller*. Mr*. H. M. Cooke introduced the program leader for the day, Mr*. Ed Hall who ipoke on the differ ent varietie* of Hosta, or plantain lily, it* origin and history. Thi* plant is very adatpable for growth planted any time of year. It was announced that the In ternational Lily Society will meet in Chapel Hill, June 30 through July 1. Mansfield says aid i* widely wasted. Two soldier* tell of slaying seven in five *tate*. 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This club will be represented at the work ahop for presidents June 29 in Morganton. Advertising for the antique show was discussed. The show will be held July 17, 18 and 19 in Li brary Hall in Blowing Rock from 11:00 a. m. to 9:00 p. m. daily. The price Is 60 cents, but if the card given out by the Worthwhile Woman's Club is presented at the door the price will be SO.jfents, Mrs. Brown attended the con vention of the State Federation of Women's Clubs June 18 and 19 in Southern Pines. She and other club representatives visited 8am arcand and gave an interesting and encouraging report of what is be ing done for the improvement of certain types of North Carolina citizens. The Federated Women's Clubs assist in this needed pro ject. The girls and women at Samarcand are taught in beautiful surroundings to lead a better life. The hostesses, Mrs. Mae Miller, Mrs. J. D. Shoemake, Mrs. Albert Isaacs, and Mrs. Raleigh Cottrell, served putich and acecssories from a beautifully set tea table, using ' pink, white and green colors in refreshment! and roses. Rhododendron Garden Club The Rhododendron Garden Club meeting scheduled for July 4 has been postponed. The meeting will be held on Tuesday, June 11, at 12 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Robert King. Medical Auxiliary Holds June Meet The Auxiliary to the Watauga County Medical Society met at the Daniel Boone Hotel, June 13, for lunch. Eight members were pre sent: Mrs. J. B. Hagaman, Jr., Mrs. James Googe, Mrs. Robert King, Mrs. R. H. Harmon, Mrs. Rose Garvey, Mrs. Phil Fail, Mrs. Mar cus Cook, and Mrs. Hadley Wil son. It was announced that the local auxiliary had won the prize at the SUte Medical Convention for the largest contribution per capita to the State Auxiliary Student Loan Fund. ' A committee was appointed to make plans for a cook-out for the doctors and their wives the last week in June. Special mention was made of Dr. Oooge's fifty years in medical practice. After further ' business items were discussed, the meeting was adjourned. Boone Area This Sunday's issue, July 2, of the Winston-Salem Journal-Sen tinel will carry a full-page edition on the Boone area. DEMOCRAT ADS PAY Everybody Likes Boone, N. C " Ai (I Mns< Everybody iihes the MOVIFS APPALACHIAN THEATRE Telephone- AM 4 8606 SHOWS: Monday through Saurday at t * 4 - 7 ? 9 ? Sunday 3 ? 8:15 Movies at the Appalachian Always the Biggest Entertainment Value THURSDAY ? JUNE 29 SOPHIA LOREN as FRIDAY ? JUNE SO SUNDAY AND MONDAY JULY X ? 3 I . HOLDEN ? NOVAK oSacafi njWCS NCLKAtC I CINEMASCC** TUESDAY * WEDNESDAY JULY 4 ? 5 ZH