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TeUtha Murph of Concord
anfi Mr. Thomas Wilson
nutwood, Jr., of Edenton,
, wepe united in marriage at
Grove Methodist
in Mt. Pleasant at 2
P.M. Saturday. Rev.
Marshall St. John and Rev.
Fred L. Baker officiated.
the bride is the daughter
ofmrs. Virginia Shue of
Vienna, Va. Her husband is
thd son of Mr and Mrs.
Fleetwood, Sr., Route 2,
Edenton.
Redding music was
furbished by Mrs. Harvey
Wilson, organist.
Escorted by her uncle, ~
Mr; John D.Harwood, Route
1, lit. Pleasant, the bride
wore a wedding dress of
candlelight chiffon with a
bodice of re-embroidered
aldhcan lace accented with
seed pearls. The full bishop
sleeves of chiffon banded at |
the wrists with lace and |
pearls. The gown had a
mandarin neckline and
empire waist with an A-line
skirt. The chapel train fell
frotn the waist in back.
Her matching bandeau
headpiece had a fingertip
veil. She carried a
“colonial nosegay of lilly of
the valley, off-white
rosebuds, stephanotis and
baby’s breath.
Mbs Doris G. Murph,
sister of the bride, was maid
of honor. Bridesmaids were
Miss Sarah Cagle and Mrs.
Steve Gaydica, sister of the
groom.
Miss Angelette Cooper
and Miss Wendy Cooper
presided at the register.
Mr. Fleetwood was his
son’s best man. Groomsmen
were: Mr. James A.
Fleetwood, Route 2,
Edenton, brother of the
groom; and Mr. John
Bullard of Chadburr
The bride’s mother
wore a long aqua
dress of polyester
with an empire waist,
V-neck and short sleeves.
She wore a white orchid.
Mrs. Fleetwood wore a
long pink dress of crepe with
a high waist, V-neck and
long sleeves. She also wore a
white orchid.
Following the ceremony a,
reception was held atrihe
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D. Harwood. Assisting
were: Mrs. Thomas Cooper,
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Mrs. Thomas Wilson Fleetwood, Jr.
Herald Society News
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Leary
visited Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Leary last weekend
in Wake Forest.
Mr. Billy Brunson of San
Clemente, California visited
Mrs. W.C. Brunson and Mr.
and Mrs. Rodney T. Harrell,
Jr. last week.
Mr. and Mrs. Reggie
Griffin of Raleigh were
weekend guests of his
parents Mr. and Mrs. Ervin
Griffin.
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Ed Hassell of Washington,
DJC. Visited his parents Mrt '■
and Mrs. Jaspef Hassell
last weekend.
a senior at East Carolina
University. Mr. Fleetwood
is a graduate of ECU.
The couple will reside in
\jEdenton.
Mr. and Mrs. John
Isenhower and daughters of
Raleigh were guests of her
parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Griffin last weekend.
Miss Hazel Elliott of Rich
mond and Mrs. Mary Ann
Hughes of Kensington,
Maryland visited their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. John
M. Elliott during last
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Delmo
Cahoon and daughters
Jennifer and Amy have
returned after vacationing
ilift California. f R§
Baptist Topic
Dr. Robert E. Gray,
pastor of Edenton Baptist
Church, has selected “God
Works For Good” as his
sermon topic at the 11
o’clock morning worship on
Sunday. Scriptural text will
be Romans 8:28-30.
Special music at the
morning service will be the
anthem, “0 Thou, In Whose
Presence”, rendered by the
Sanctuary Choir.
Baccalaureate Service for
John A. Holmes High School
will be held at the church on
Sunday. Beginning at 7:30
o’clock, the speakers for the
evening will be Dr. Robert
E. Gray and Rev. James L.
Fenner.
Methodist Topic
The sermon topic selected
by Rev. Richard R.
Blankenhom for Edenton
United Methodist Church on
Sunday is “The Christian
Perspective of Man”. The
text is Matthew 12:11-12.
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Thursday, June 1, 1978 THE CHOWAN HERALD
BPW Convention Set June 8-11
Mrs. Julia Hassell,
president of N.C. Federation
of Business and
Professional Women’s Clubs
(NCFBPW Clubs), will
preside over the 59th annual
state convention to be held
June 8-11, in Charlotte. Mrs.
Hassell is secretary
bookkeeper at Byrum
Implement Company.
Over 700 working women
representing NCFBPW
Clubs will gather for this
convention. The attendees,
called to assemble by Mrs.
Hassell, are state officers,
past presidents, state
committee chairmen,
.special chairmen, district
directors, delegates and
alternates. Members and
guests from the 4,000-plus
membership are also in
vited to attend representing
the state’s 94 clubs.
The clubs of District VII
consisting of Amity, Car
dinal, Charlotte, Concord,
Harrisburg, Metropolitan,
Mint Hill and Monroe will be
hostesses. Mrs. Prudence
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Chesley White is a patient
at the Chowan Hospital at
Edenton this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Linwood
Bunch, Mrs. Virgie Baker
and Bernard Smithwick
spent last Sunday at Nags
Head sightseeing.
Mrs. Daisy Baker was ,a
patient at Chowan Hospital
at Edenton last week and
when she left the hospital
she was placed at the Rest
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Griffith of Charlotte is
Harold Lupton was ad
mitted to Chowan Hospital
again Wednesday morning
He was a patient there for
several days some weeks
ago.
Couple Honored
Mr. and Mrs. John R.
Lewis, Sr., were honored on
April 22 on the occasion of
their 50th wedding an
niversary.
The celebration was held
at the VFW Building on Old
Hertford Road, and hosted
by their daughter, Mrs.
George Albert Keeter, Sr.,
and children.
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73. Mrs. Squire, a successful
businesswoman for 30
years, will bring in
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concerning the program
theme, “Threshold to New
Horizons.” She will also
speak at the Federation
banquet, June 10th.
The installation of Mrs.
Laura Williams of
Lexington, as the 1978-79
state president, along with
other officers and district
directors will be held at the
banquet.
Highlights of the con
vention will be the state
federation president’s
report, business sessions,
workshops on various areas
of BPW work, election of
officers and presentation of
awards.
Officers and members of
the Edenton Club who are
planning to attend are Gayle
Gieseke, state public
relations chairman; Clara
Boswell, Director of District
XI; Edna Snell, preisdent ;
Marginette Lassiter,
president-elect; Hetti
Wallace, first vice
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