Mlh Faye Wilcox Wtdi
tmesl Edward ledford
MURPHY - Mia Edith Kaye
Wilcox became the bride M Era-;
est Edward Ledtod at Murphy i
bunda). July I, la an afternoon) I
ceremony conducted by the Rev I
AJ Smith. I
The bride is the daughter at
Mr and Mrs Ralph Wilcox and '
the bride it the too of Mr. and
Mrs. Ralph Ledford of Route 4. i
Murphy i I
The couple will reside in At
lanta. Ga. where the groom is <
employed by Delta Airlines. 1 1
Given in marriage by her lath 1 1
er. the bride wore a floor length -
dress of chantilly lace, styled with i
< a fitted bodice and loog buttoned
sleeves. Her veil was a halo of ! I
white pearls and she carried a !
white orchid atop a white Bible |
Miss Margaret Anne Wikm.
titter of the bride, was maid el
Moor and Hie* Mary Kephart id
Murphy. Miu Patricia Mam of
Murphy, aad Mr*. Carolyn Henry
i < Allan u. Ga. were brideemaidi.
rhey wore white arnel sheaths
i i>d carried colonial bouquets of
)iue carnations
Mr Virgil Decker of Murphy
?as the bridegroom's beet man
ind asheri induded Mr. Bud Kil
ian of Murphy. Mr. Fred Sneed.
Ir. of Murphy, and Mr. Charles
itewart also of Murphy
For traveling the bride wore a
>iue and white checked cotton
>uh with while accesaories.
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MR AND MRS GERALD R. HEMPHILL
Nola Mae Collins Bride
Of Gerald R. Hemphill
Miss Nola Mae Collins became
the bride of Gerald Raymond
Hemphill in an evening ceremony
I on June 17 at Antioch Baptist
[Church in Blairsville.
The bride is the daughter olj
Mr. and Mrs. Elmer B. Collins,
of Murphy, N C? and the groom,
I ot Marietta, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ray Hemphill, of
! Blairsville.
The Rev. Floyd Wall conducted
the double ring ceremony in a
setting of white flowers and
greenery lighted with white ta
pers in branched candelabro.
Hoyt Raper served as best
man. Miss Mary Ann L,3nce.
maid of honor, wore a pink dress
and carried whiie carnations.
Hie bride was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
street length dress of white chif
| fon and carried a white Bib'f
towied with a white orchid.
Mrs. Collins, mother of the
bride, wore a dress of prriwinkl"
blue lace and Mrs. Hemphill,
mother of the groom, chose pow
der blue lace. Both wore white
rarnations.
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Mariettans attending the wed
ding were Mr. and Mrs. Fred
Haney and Mr. and Mrs. Bill
Metcalf.
Alter a wedding trip to the
Smoky Mountains, the newly
weds are making their home in
Marietta.
Marble News
By MAMIE RICH
Sailor, Joseph G. Rogers of
Chicago, 111., formerly of Blairs
ville, recently visited relatives in
cluding his Grandmother. Mrs.
Mamie Rich in Marble.
PVT. Creed Coffey of the U.S.
Army has returned to his post
in Ft. Benning, Georgia after visit
ing relatives here.
Mr. Alvm Cook recently report
ed to Knoxville. Tenn.. to assume
duties with Uncle Sam in Ser
vice.
PVT. Edward Lovingood recent
ly visited relatives in Marble.
Patients on the sick list, Mrs.
Archie Gibby and Mrs. Benn
Maim are improving.
A reunion of tbe Trull Family
was held at the home of Jeff
Trull last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jewell Rich and
Rev. L. T. Caldwell of Blairs
ville. were recent guests of the
Riches
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Totherow
and family of Murphy, Mrs. Ed
Garren of Gastonia, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Collins and Miss Jean
Moss were recant guests of Mr.
and Mrs. H. B. Rich.
Miss Mildred Griggs has re
turned fro (? Sylva, N. C., where
she spent a week with her broth
er, Giles Griggs.
Miss Peggy Hank of Tuckasee
eee. N. C , spent last weefc with
relatives.
Mr and Mrs. Ernest kilpatrick
had as their guest Sunday, his
Mother, Mrs. Kilpatrick of An
drews.
Mr. and Mrs. Silas Wilson re
cently had as their guests, her
sister and family from Andrews,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Wilson
from Oxford. N. C.
Mr. and Mr* Harley McHan
!-ad as their guest recently, Mrs
McHan's brother. Mose, from
Macon County.
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Gibby ol
Cleveland, Tenn.. were week-en<i
auests of their parents. Mr. an<
Mrs. Archie Gibby and Mr. aix!
Mrs. Fred Payne.
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and the younger Edda < 1179-12411
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Burgess-Gilbert United
In Gastonia Ceremony
Mjm Brenda Kay Beg* and
William Harmon Gilbert. Jr.
wore united ia marriage Ja U.
1960 at tha Temple Baptist Church
in Caatonia. N. C.. with tha Rav.
S. Guy Walker officiate Muiic
waj presented by Mrs. Jin Hen
dricks, organist.
Tbe bride is the daughter oi
Mrs. Arnold Queen a I tetania,
and the late Dual niirgaee The
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. William H Gilbert of Co
lumbia. & C
Given in marriage by her uncle.
Luther Burgess, tfie bride wore a
gown of an Edythe Vincent design
of hand dipped chanully lace and
nylon tulle over taffeta. Her
triple tier red of imported silk
illusion fell from a princess crown
of sequins and pearls. She car
ried a white Bible topped with
white orchids and showered with
lily of the valley.
Mrs. Jack R. Caldwell was her
titter's maid of honor. She wore
a waltz length dress of raspberry
chiffon over taffeta, and carried
a nosegay of white carnations and
shaata daisies.
Roger Russell served as best
man. Ushers were Joseph Par
risfa and Doaaid Brow?.
A reception followed m (ha
church dining ram with Mrs
Guy Walker. Mrs Oerrell Hale,
Mrs. Clinton Criap, and Mr*.
Hatrald Strickland assisted is
serving. Mrs Tracy N. Queen
keot the bride's book.
After a wedding trip to Blowing
Rock. N. C.. the couple ia resid
ing at Route No. 1. Clinton. N. C.
Ronald Ressels
Entertain
House Guest
Mr. and Mrt. Ronald Retael
of Bratctown entertained with a
Barbecue at their home Saturday
evening, honoring their house
guests. Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cole
and children of Mt. Holly, N.
J.
Invited guests were Mr. and
Mrs. H. A. Mattox. Mr. and Mrs.
Jerue Babb, Mr. and Mrs. Hans
Beerkens, and Mr. and Mrs.
Hobart McKeever.
F A
Thomas -DeWeese Married
At Evening Ceremony
Miss Mary Frances Thomas o?
Morgan too, Ga., and Zebbie
DeWeese of Culberson, N. C.,
were married Saturday evening.
July IS. in a ceremony taking
place in the Bethel Methodist
Church. The Rev. W. L. Collins
officiated in the presence of the
families and close friends.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. George Thomas
of Morganton. Ga. The bride
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Earl DeWeese of Culber
son. N. C.
The maid of honor, Jerry
McDoris of Morganton. wore a
blue embroidered, all cotton,
street length dress, and the
bridesmaid. Erma of Sparks
Hemp, wore a street length dress
of pink silk organza. Both birls
carried colonial bouquets of pink
Ruth Bagwell
Circle |
Holds Meeting
The Ruth Bagwell circle of the|
First Baptist Church met Mon
day at 6:30 p.m. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. John Gill.
After a picnic supper, the
husbands and children played
games and the ladies resumed
their meeting. Mrs. J. B. Hall,
chairman, presided during the
business session. Minutes were
read and approved by Mrs.
Gill, Sec. It was voted for our
members to serve at the Red
Cross Canteen in August.
Mrs. Wiley Kinney, Jr., pre
sented a program on "Centers
of Good Will." Mrs. Ralph
Rhodes closed the program with
prayer.
Present for the meeting were:
Mr. an Mrs. Herman Edwards
and children. Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Rhodes. Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Hall and children. Mr. and
Mrs. Marvin Hampton and chil
dren. Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
Bryant and baby, Mr. and Mrs.
Hugh Abies asd children, Mr.
and Mrs. Wiley Kinney, Jr.. and
children, Mr. and Mrs. Boyce
Stiles and children, Mr. and Mrs.
| Verlin Jones and Shirley and
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Puett and
| family.
| WHITE
Mr. and Mrs. Sammy White
I of Atlanta, Ga. announce the birth
of identical twin boys, Lamar
Burgess an Lamont Kisselburg.
June 30. at Georgia Baptist Hos
i pital. Atlanta. Mrs. White is the
I former. Miss Kay Burgess of Mur
phy
i Graham-Frizzell Vows
Spoken In Candlelight
Wedding vows were spoken in
a candlelight ceremony by Mrs.
, Carrie Payne Graham and Walter
I Bryan Frizaeil at 4:00 p.m. at
the home of Mrs Graham. Route
2, Culberson. N. C.
I The Rev. Willard Graham per
' formed tbe double ring ceremony
before a mantle banked with
greenery and decorated with an
I arrangement of white gladiolus
snapdragons, bells of Ireland and
candelabrum.
The bride, given in marriage
by her son. Eddie Graham of
Atlanta, wore a blue lace dresa
with blue' accessories and cor
sage of pink sweetheart roses.
Mrs. W. 0. Anderson of Blue
Ridge, Ga.. served as her sister's
matron of honor. She wore
a dress of blue lace with white
acoeaaories and a iDrwge of
whit* carnations. The flower
ftri was Pager Graham of
U'anta Ga.. granddaughter of
the bride. She wars a blaa linen
dress and carried a basket of
white snapdragons. The bride's
IrflMr attaadaat vat Mr*. PaacM
of lavender cupioni with white
accessories.
1 Paschal R. Hughes served
as the groom's best man. Chip
! per Williams, nephew of the
bride, lit the candles.
Assisting with the reception
were Mrs. Eddie Graham of
Atlanta. Ga., and Mrs. Harold
Williams, sister of the bride of
I Etowah. Tenneesee.
Forty guests attended the wed
ding.
Out of town guests were:
Mr. and Mrs. W. 0. Anderson
of Blue Ridge. Ga.. Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Graham and daughter.
Peggy of Atlanta. Mrs. Harold
Etowah, Tenr . Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Payne and aoo Marvin
of Knoxville, Tenn., Mr. and Mr*.
Hubert Walker of Asheville. N.
C? and Mr*. R. T. Payne of
Knoirille,
lira. rrizaaU has bM employ
ad m dietician at &? Hiawaae
Dm School.
After My Wh the rnuple will
reside at MOB Lena A**.. Nor
folk. Va., where Mr. rrizaeU is
employed by Norfolk and Ports
pom pom mums.
The flower girla were Patricia
Ross of Morgan ton, who wore an
orchid dress of organdy and lace,
and Lynn Bailey of Blue Ridge,
Ga. wearing a dress of pink
silk organza. The kttle girls car
ried baskets of pink tulle and
velvet.
The nuptical music was fur
nished by Mrs. Earnest Ross,
who wore a street length
dress of melon nylon and
lace with a shoulder bouquet
of white carnations. Mrs. Dallas
Johnson, soloist, sang "Because,"
"I Love You Truly," and
""The Lord's Prayer." She wore
a blue dress with a shoulder
corsage of white carnations.
The bride wore a waltz length
gown of Aleneon lace and net.
scattered with clusters of seed
pearls and tiny rhinestones over
tulle and bridal taffeta. Her
fingertip veil, of French Illusion,
was attached to a cornet of seed
pearls and tiny rhinestones. She
carried a bouquet of gladiolus.
Mrs. Thomas wore a blue lace
dress, and chose for her corsage
pink carnations. Mrs. DeWeese,
the groom's mother, wore a navy
lace dress and her corsage was
also pink carnations.
The groom chose for his best
man Thomas B. Hooper. Jr. of
Morganton. Usher - groomsmen
were Howell Bruce of Hemp and
Honsel Guthrie of Augusta
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas were
hosts at a reception given at their
home after the ceremony.
Barbara DeWeese served punch
while Barbara Morris served the
wedding cake. Hie three tier
cake and flower arrangements
were by Mrs. J. P. Chastain of
Blue Ridge.
Both bride and groom are grad
uates of East Fannin. After a
short honeymoon the couple will
reside in Atlanta. Ga.. where both
are employed. ?
B&PW Club
Holds Folk
School Meet
Wanan Club met en Monday . Jaly
11 at the John C. Campbell
Folk School
Afar ? picnic aupper a pro
gram on Finance wai given by
lira Douglaa Smith.
Nineteen metntoen were pra
?eat Following the meeting the
program committee met at the
home tl Mr*. Douglas Smith
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Eight Receive
First
Holy Communion
Ob Sunday. Jul; ltth. eight
young children of St William*
Catholic Church received the*
Fint Hal; Communion Those who
renewed thb sacrament of Holy
Eucharist are: Karla Joseph,
Susan Bate*, both of Murphy;
Michael Maudlin. Taxana; Cart
Lyueri Jr., Buck Creek. Connie
Murray, Hayesville; and Andy
Jones, Andrews
Alter Mass, breakfast was ser
ved (or the parents and friend*
in honor of the First Com
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