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On Andrews Bd. Next To Murphy
Motor Court.
Phone 377 Murphy, N. C.
Miss Ledford Is Wed
To S'Sgt. Garza
Mia* Margaret Sue Ledford at
Murphy end Washington, D. C.,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Led
ford formerly of Murphy, became
the bride of S/Sgt Antonio R. Gar
La, Jr. of the United States Air
Force at 7 p. m., October 3, at Falls
Church Presbyterian Church, Falls
Church. Va.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. Antonio R. Garza of
San Diego, Texas.
,Dr Alton B. A It father officiated,
using the double ring ceremony.
Decorations at the ? church In
cluded basket arrangements of
white gladioli, white dahlias and
palms, flanked by seven-branched
candelabra with white tapers.
ATTENDANTS
Given in marriage by her broth
er. J. C. Ledford, Jr., the bride
was attended by Miss Frances Hert
of Ashevllle as maid of honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth
McCary of Washington, D. C., Miss
Elaine Nichols of Falls Churoh and
Mrs. Robert J. Rauch of Washing
ton. Rebecca Sparrow and Linda
Sparrow of Falls Church, nieces
of the bride, were flower girls.
Joseph Marra of Washington
was best man and ushers were
Henry Sparrow, brother-in-law of
the bride, of Falls Church; Jos
eph Messina and Rudolph Butts,
both of Washington.
Music was furnished by Mrs.
Martha Huntan of Falls Church,
organist and Miss Catherine Col
late of Washington, D. C., solosit.
BRIDE'S OUTFIT
The bride wore a white gown of
ballerina length Chantllly lace,
fashioned in strapless design, with
fitted bodice, over which she wore
a bolero jacket featuring a Peter
' Pan collar, covered buttons, and
I
| lng sleeves ending in oalla points
at the <
i Her fingertip-length veil was at
teached to a Juliet cap bordered
with rhinestones. She wore white
lace opera pumps and carried a
white Bible topped with a white,
purple-throated orchid showered
with satin streamers and lillies of
the valley. ?
The maid of honor wore a
strapless ballerina length gown
of orchid nylon net, with a
mtaching stole, and orchid opera
pumps, and carried a cascade ar
rangements of orchid gladioli.
The bridesmaids, In dresses and
pumps fashioned like those of the
honor maid, wore shades of light
green, and carried yellow gladioli;
honeycake rose with light Piccardi
pink glads and aqua, with dark
Piccardi gladioli.
The flower girls, in floor length
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SOMETHINGNEW
New items for the housewife, the workman, the sportsman.
in fact in all lines are being developed every day; some are good,
some not so good.
Below are a few that we think are especially good.
HALLIT1E by Wearever cooking ware?
4 piece set $24.95
Two new sets REVERE WARE? *
$39.95--$49.95
JONNY MOP - the much heralded
disposable toilet mop $1.29
Many new electric heaters - 1250 watts
to 5000 watts priced from $9.95 to$69.95
Plastic w atering pots-ideal for those
indoor plants $1.00
The new single barrel HAMMER LESS
shotgun by SAVAGE $25.95
and don't forget WALLHIDE SATIN
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MRS. ANTONIO R. GARZA, JR.
The former Miss Margaret Sue Ledford, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Ledford.
dresses of yellow taffeta, wore
headbands of pink rosebuds and
carried baskets of rose petais.
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the home of 1
friends, Mr. and Mrs. William
Burrows.
Guests were Dresent from North
Carolina, Tennessee, Virginia and
HARVEST SALE
Coats - - Reduced 1-3
Suits - ? Lined and Unlined
Values up to $39.95
N 0 W $12.95
Dresses - - Wool and Crepe
Values up to $22.95
N0W$&95
Special closeouts on slips
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Telephone 53-J Murphy, N. C.
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FARMERS FEDERATION
Nelson-Deyton
Marriage Told
Mr and Mrs. John E. Nelson of
Topton announce the marriage of
their daughter. Mary Louise," to
Uranus Deyton. son of Mr. and
Mrs M. C. Deyton of Blairsville.
blue accessories and the orchid
from her bible.
The bridegroom is just back
from a tour of duty in Saudi-Arab
ia, and will be stationed in Sac
ramento, where the couple will
make their home.
Maryland.
The couple left for a motor trip
to Sacramento, with stops in Tex
as and Mexico. The bride's trav
eling outfit was a light gray
flannel suit, with which she wore
Laverne G. Price, airman, USW,
son of Mr. and Mr*, Chartaa B.
Price of Murphy is serving duty on
board the light aircraft canter
USS Saipan baaed in Norfolk. Vh.
Ga., on Thursday, Oct. 1, in Det
roit, Mich.
The couple are making their
home in Cetroit where both are
employed.
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