Andrews W(
Weds
; Iii Raleigh
ANMBII8? Wedding vow* wtrt
exchanged July t at 7:J? p.m. by
Z~ Miss Mary Geraldtne Corpening
- and David Ralph Hogsed at Ply-1
~ mouth Christian Church la Ral
L 1 ei?h
1 ' The Rev. Thomas W. Madren per
I ! formed the ceremony and Mrs.
- > Madren presented wedding seiec
H I tions.
- *
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
~Jand Mrs. E. H. Corpening Jr., of
? ? Tapoca and the bridegroom U the '
? ?son of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Pitt!
? ?
- ? Hogsed of Andrews.
I ' The only attendant was Mrs.
Z I Stanley McDonald Rowland of Ral
lleigh sister of the bride. Mr. Row
'land served as best man. A recep
Zltion followed.
? ? Mrs. Hogsed is a graduate of
--Robbinsville High School and Is a
?student at Western North Carolina
^College, Cullowhee. Mr. Hogsed is'
graduate of Andrews High
-^School, attended Western Carolina'
Zfollege and is now employed in
ZJJiagara Falls, N. Y.
?OES TO MEET
~ Murphy Chapter No. 10 Order of
the Eastern Star will meet to
night (Thursday) at 7:30 in the
-Vasonic Hall. At this meeting the
district Deputy Matron will pay
-%er official vist. All members are
vged to be present.
Barbara Morrow
Becomes Bride
Of Dean Cardin
Miss Barbara Morrow, daucfr
ter of Mr aid t&i. Craed Monon
of TurUetown. Tenn., became tlx
bride of Dean Cardta of Austell,
Ga.. mo of Mr aad Mr*. Arth?i
Morrow of Murphy Route 4. o*
July 26.
The couple was married at Lib
erty Baptist Church at 3 p.m. Tbe
ceremony wwas performed by ttw
Rev. Grady Chastaln.
Music was presented by Mrs
Jack Kilpatrick of TurUetown and
Homer Johnson of Copperhill.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white
lace over satin. Her veil was ol
tulle and she carried pink carna
tions.
Miss Sandra Ledford of Hiwas
see Dam and Joyce Cardin, sister
of the groom, were bridesmaids.
Mrs. Gloria Rice of Atlanta, sister
of the bride, was maid of honor.
Karen Morrow, also sister of the
bride, was flower girl.
J. M. Rice of Atlanta was best
man. Ushers were Parks Rice and
Don Robinson.
The bride's mother wore a blue
sheath with a lace jacket, white
accessories and a corsage of yel
low roses.
For her trip, the bride wore a
blue lace dress with white acces
ories and her bridal flowers.
Out of town guests included J.!
M. Taylor of TurUetown, the brid
e's great-grandfather; The Rev. j
and Mrs. Cecile Rice of Copperhill;
Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Robinson of
Ducktown, Mrs. Eunice Robinson!
of Copperhill; Mrs. Blanche!
Thomas of Copperhill; Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Cardin of Madison
ville, Tenn.; and Mrs. Joan Swan
son of Farner, Tenn.
The couple will reside in Austell,
Ga., where the groom is employed-!
MARRIES AT ANDREWS
Mr. AmI Mrs. William Hayes
Juanita Tatham
Weds
William Hayes
ANDREWS ? Mrs. Juanita Da)
Tatham and William E. Hayes
were married August S in First
Baptist Church with the Rev. T.
C. Christmas officiating and music
my Mrs. J. R. Stalcup and Mrs.
Dan Hawk.
The bride is the daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Fred J. Day. Her brother,
Thomas C. Day, gave her in mar
riage. The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Ross J. Hayes
of Wren, Ga.
The bride wore ice blue lace ovei
satin with matching lace cap ant
veil. She carried a white Bible witl
a white orchid.
Mrs. Lax Phillips, sisiter of the
bride, attended her, wearng pink
r organza.
i Loren Hayes was his brother's
: best man and ushers were Thomas
Hayes, another brother, and Percy
. Day.
A reception at the home of the
bride's brother and sister-in-law,
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Day, follow
ed.
The couple will live at Buckroe
Beach, Va., where the bridegroom
is stationed with the U. S. Air
Force.
Sandra Spencer
Becomes Bride
Of Gordon Bates
In a double-ring ceremony at
3:00 p.m. Sunday, August 2nd, at
the First Baptist Church in Val
dese, Miss Sandra Spencer be
came the bride of Gordon C. Bates,
of Murphy.
The bride is the daughter of
Alderman and Mrs. Jay Spencer of
iValdese and Che tyridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Creed Bates
of Murphy.
The Rev. Kelly Brendle of Shelby,
cousin of the bride, officiated and
the program of wedding music was
given by Mrs. George Fite, organist,
and Mrs. Sam Brinkley of Valdese
and Walter Carringer, of Murphy
and New York City, soloists.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a ballerina length
gown of Chantilly lace over taffeta
I V ?( * " f ?
shoulder iMflk o t
Uiutoo 111 attached to ? JwnM
lace crown.
Miss Judy Speoear attended her
?istar as maid of honor She wore
? ihMth dress of piak polished
cotton with a pi ok organza over
shirt. Her bouquet was a nosegay
of pink asters and baby's breath.
Qeae Bates, of Murphy, cousia of
the bridegroom, served as heal
maa Ushers, ware Gordon Uar
neH, John Mavis, Harry Duacaa
*? anrinnrlas mi m emmm ?<|
ptofc rll? tlMfll. The >jn,le*njOm ?
mother wore pale blue lace over
taffeta with white accaaaoriea aad
i a corsage of white carnations.
The bride is a graduate of Val
dese High School airf o I the taw
year commercial tint aHaiad at
Wester? Carolina College to Cto
kiwhsi. .<
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