Perry, Norman Speak Vows
Miss Beverly Jane Norman
and Mr. William Clifton
Perry, Jr., both of Raleigh,
N.C. were married Saturday
at 12 o'clock noon in The
Church of The Good Shepherd,
Raleigh, N.C. The Reverend
Louis C. Melcher, assisted
by the Reverend Frank E.
Pulley of Loulsburg, N.C. of
ficiated.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. William Fleming
Norman of Winston Salem,
N.C. and the groom, the son
of Mrs. William C. Perry
and the late Dr. Perry of
Loulsburg, N.C.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, wore a formal
coat gown, marked with sllm
pltclty and dignity, fashioned
of antique white wool crepe,
and designed with an empire
waist and double -breasted en
closure of pearl clusters. The
sweeping back panel fell from
a martingale belt and the
wrist-length sleeves, banded
with silk forentlne braid, were
embellished with seed
pearls. The chapel length veil
of Imported silk Illusion was
attached to a matching pill
box hat which featured the
same silk florentlne braid and
pearls of the gown. Her flow
ers were gardenias com
plimented with stephanotls and
eucalyptus.
Miss Blllle Gall Norman was
her sister's maid of honor.
She wore a floor-length dress
of lime green crepe compli
mented with a moss green
headdress. Her flowers were
bronze daisy pompons ac
cented In moss green. '
Mr. Bennett Boddle Perry,
brother of the groom, was
best man. Ushers were Paul
W. Elam of Atlanta, Georgia
and Conrad B. Sturgess, Jr.
Of Loulsburg, N.C.
The bride attended East
Carolina University, Green
ville, N.C, and Patricia Steph
ens School of Modeling In
Atlanta, Georgia where she
did both fashion and com
MRS WILLIAMS C. PERRY. JR
merclai modeling.
The groom Is a graduate of
Virginia Episcopal School and
of the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill. He
Is employed with Allergan
Pharmaceuticals of Santa Ana,
California. >
Immediately following the
ceremony, a reception was.
held In the Velvet Cloak In
Raleigh.
After a wedding trip to the
Grand Bahama and Nassau,
the couple will reside at 3720
Yorktown Place, Raleigh, N.C.
Adoption
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
William Andrews Jr. of Mem
phis Tennessee announce the
adoption of a daughter
PMrlcfa Louise. Mrs. An
drews Is the former Barbara
Murray daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Spencer Murray of
Loulsburg, Route 4.
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(FRK. B.W.) The Ernelle
Brooks Circle of the Frank
llnton Baptist Church met at
the home of Mrs. B.S. Hale
oo.Thursday evening.
Mrs. Estelle Morton pre
sided over the business
session at which time Mrs.
Carl Bell gave a financial
report. The group made plans
to help a needy family at
Thanksgiving.
Mrs. Bell was In charge of
the program entitled "The
Lord's Supper as Worship" In
Italian Baptist Churches. Mrs.
Morton and Mrs. S.L. Colbert
assisted with the presentation
of the program. Mrs. Wayne
Simmons concluded the pro
gram with a prayer.
Assisted by Mrs. Bell and
Susan Bell, the hostess served
brownies, ginger snaps, party
mix, grapes along with coffee.
Mrs. Bruce Senter was wel
comed as a visitor.
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College Who's Who
RALEIGH -- Miss Mary
Shannon Pruttt, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Bland B. Prultt,
126 Person Circle, Loulsburg,
Is among 14 seniors at Mer
edith College here chosen for
Inclusion in the 1968 edition
SHANNON/ PRUITT
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Woman s Club Holds' ^
November Dinner Meeting
Nineteen members of the
Loulsburg Woman's Club met
In the Blckett Room of the
Murphy House on Wednesday
evening, November 15th at 7:00
P.M..
Mrs. Joe Myers presided
over the meeting during which
Mrs. Jimmy Hill gave the
devotion. Mrs. Wilson Clay
read the minutes of the Oct
ober meeting and Mrs. John
Garrett gave the treasurer's
report. Mrs. Wayne Alston,
fall dance chairman, gave a
report on the dance held on
November 4th. Plans are being
formulated for the spring
dance with Mrs. R.G. Person
acting as dance band chair
man.
Mrs. Myers stated that the
club had been asked by the
Business Association to enter
Deaths
THOMAS S. CARTER
Funeral services for
Thomas Scott Carter, 33, of
Fort Lauderdale, Fla.,' who
died Saturday will be con
ducted Tuesday at 2 P.mI
at the White Funeral Home
by the Rev. Jobe Overton.
Burial will follow In Bunn
Cemetery.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Esther Carter; one son,
Thomas Earl of the home;
his mother, Mrs. Ruth Carter
of Loulsburg; two sisters,
Miss Myrtle Carter of Louis
burg, Mrs. John T. Parker
of Raleigh; and three brothers,
A. Earl and Glenn B., both
of Loulsburg, James W. Car
ter of Chewelak, Wash.
JAMES P. WILDER ?
FRANKLINTON ? Funeral
services for James Ferry
Wilder, 63, of Miami, Fla.,
who died Friday will be con
ducted Monday at 3 p.m. In
Miami. He was a native of
Franklin County and a re
tired hotel manager.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Mary Johns Wilder; one son,
Charles Eugene of Miami; one
daughter, Mrs. Ann W. Hall
of Cape Kennedy, Fla.; four
sisters, Mrs. Sallle Rush of
Miami, Mrs. Bettle W. Bat
ton of Loulsburg, Mrs. Lu
cille Day of Frankllnton, Mrs.
Lola Winchester of Raleigh;
and three grandchildren.
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a non-commercial float In the
November 29th Christmas
Parade. The members vo^d to
enter a float and elected Mrs.
Dean Holton as chairman of
the project. Each member was
urged to meet on Tuesday,
November 28th, at 7:00 P.M.
to prepare the float (or the
parade.
The members voted to do
nate $25 to the Loulsburg
Rescue Service.
Four new members were
presented carnation corsages
and Inducted Into the Club
by the president. They were
Mesdames Graham Burnette,
Charlie Lambert, Nell Jenn
ings and Lawrence Barefoot.
Five former members, Mes
dames James Johnson, Earl
Carter, Paul Mullen, KG.
Person and Wallace Tlppett
were welcomed back Into the
organization.
The Arts and Crafts Depart
ment will plan the program
for December 20th. Each
member was urged to bring
something for display.
Thanksgiving
Service
There will be a joint Thanks
giving service of the following
Churches: Frankllnton Meth
odist, Frankllnton Baptist and
Union View Baptist Church
Wednesday at 7:30. The Pas
tor of the Frankllnton Meth
odist will be the speaker.
The public Is cordially In
vited to attend.
of the biographical public
ation, "Who's Who Among
Students In American Colleges
and Universities."
Meredith girls chosen tor
this honor were . nominated
by their classmates and ap
proved by a faculty committee
on the basis of scholastic and
leadership ability.
Miss Prultt has served as
freshman counselor, class
representative to the Leg
islative Board of the Student
Government Association and
vice-president of her dorm
itory. She has also been a
member of the House Coun
cil 1 and is president of the
senior class.
In addition, Miss Prultt is
a member of the Colton Eng
lish Club, the Price Latin
Club, the Granddaughter's
Club and the Astrotekton
Literary Society.
Miss Prultt is an English
Miss Prultt Is a 1964 grad
uate of Salem Academy. Her
father Is a member of the
Board of Trustees at
Ueredlth.
Hostesses for the meeting
were Mesdames Roger Harris
and John Garrett and Miss
Helen Bailey. Candles and yel
low mums were used.to dec
orate the tables.
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Mrs. Brown Entertains Club
(FRK. B. W.) Mrs. C. W.
Brown entertained her Can
asta Club on Wednesday after
noon. Her home was decorated
with permanent arrange
ments.
Mrs. L.R. Et bridge received
high score prize while second
high went to Miss Nellie Whit
field. Mrs. H. F. Fuller was
the recipient of the floating
prize and Mrs. N. .A. Black,
guest high. , .
The hostess served straw
berry short cake and coffee
after the club members and
guests arrived. The Thanks
giving theme was carried out
In the place mats, napkins
and tallies.
During the progressions,
Mrs. Brown served punch,
mints and nuts.
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YOUNGSVIELE ? At the
Youngsville High School PTA
meeting held on Thursday
night November the sixteenth,
program chairman Mr. A1 De
Porter Introduced the guest
speaker Sgt. David D. Crunk
leton from the government
recruiting office in Raleigh.
He spoke of the opportunities
and advantages for young men
and women In service, both
educational and otherwise.
Sgt. Crunkleton was ac
companied by two other men
from the office who were
available for Information.
Rev. Herman Thomas of the
Oak Grove Baptist Church
presented the devotional which
opened the meeting.
PTA -President Mrs. J. R.
Sanders presided at the
business session. Mrs. Bland
Hill, co-chairman of the Ways
and Means committee, gave
a report on the successful
fund raising dinner which was
held in October. The Sec
retarial report was given by
Mrs. H. H. Reddlck.
The attendance banner was
won by Grade Ten B with
43% present. Runner-up was
Grade Two with 29% present.
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