Sgt. Burnette, Miss Landrus Wed
Miss Marvelyn Rose Land
rus of Wichita, Kansas and
Sgt. Joseph Harold Burnette
of San Antonia, Texas were
married Saturday at 7:30
o'clock in the Bethany Unit
ed Presbyterian Church,
Wichita, Kansas. Dr. Wilmer
Thornburg officiated at the
doubiering ceremony.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Alien L.
Landrus of Wichita, Kansas
and the groom, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George Burnette of
Route 2, Spring Hope, N. C.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride vjpre a floor
length empire waistline gown
of Chantiily lace and satin,
fashioned by her sister. She
carried a cascade of yellow
and white roses.
Miss Beverly Baird of
Wichita, Kansas was maid of
honor and Mrs. Keith Hysom
of Wichita, Kansas was brides
maid. They wore floor length
yellow dresses, featuring the
empire waistline. Ti.ey car
ried white fur muffs.
The bride's mother wore a
two piece blue dress of Thai
land silk and a corsage of
yellow roses.
A. C. James Coker of
Kelly Air Force Base, San
Antonio, Texas was best man.
Mr. Keith Hysom of Wichita,
Kansas was groomsman. Ush
ers. were Fred McMillin, Alvin
Hollis and Larry Kraft, all of
Wichita.
After a wedding trip to
Fountain Head, Oklahoma,
the couple will reside in San
Antonio, Texas.
The bride graduated from
Southeast High School,
Wichita and attended Wichita
State University. She is em
Thanks
We wish to express our
thanks to everyone, who were
so thoughtful, for the many
cards, flowers, food and other
MRS JOSEPH H BURNETTE
ployed at Beech Aircraft,
Inc., Wichita. The groom is a
1964 graduate of Edward
Best High School and is cur
rently with the United States
deeds of kindness shown dur
ing the illness and death of
our loved one.
The family of
E I ea nor Wilder Eaton
Air Force In San Antonio.
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Immediately following the
ceremony, a reception was
held at the church.
Woman's Club
To Meet
(FRK. B.W.) The February
meeting of the Franklinton
Woman's Club will be- held at
the home of Mrs. Raymond
Harris on Thursday evening at
8 o'clock.
The Fine Arts. Department
will be in charge of the pro
gram and the members of the
department will serve as hos
tesses.
All clubwomen are re
quested to bring some of
their handiwork or some crea
tive article to the meeting.
A demonstration will be
given by Mrs. J. D. Mode.
Bride-Elect
Honored
Bride-elect Marsha Fuller
was honored with a m.scel
laneous shower S.turd.y
night at the Ingleside Com
munity House Hostesses for
the occasion were Mrs.
George Wynne. Mrs Frrid.J
Taylor and Mrs. James Fuller
Upon her amvalthe
honoree was presented a
white carnation corsage by
the hostesses. After a te
bridal games, refreshment
punch, cake squares, mints
and nuts were served to th
guests The , honoree then
opened many love'.y and use
Special guests incl"ded
honoree's mother. Mrs. Mil
ton Fuller, and h"
mother. Mb. J. M. Fuller the |
groom's mother Mrs. M S
Fowler Jr and his grand
nwttNff. Mrs. M. S. Fowler.,
Sr. |
Flemings Host
Couples
Bridge Club
Voungsville - Mr. and Mrs. j
W H Fleming of Louisburg
entertained the Couples
Bridge Club of Youngsv.lle
with a dinner bridge party at
their home Saturday night,
February first.
Guests attending were Mr.
and Mrs. N. A. Brown Mr.
and Mrs H. H. Redd'ck Mr
and Mrs. L. A. Woodhef. Mr
and Mrs. Robert Neeb, Mr
and Mrs. R. E, Cheatham. Dr.
and Mrs. A. N. Corpen.ng
Mr. and Mrs. J . T Moss and
Mr and Mrs. Robert Hill.
For the buffet dinner
guests were served tomato
juice, beef-mushroom cas
serole, tossed salad with a
choice of dressings. French
bread and coffee. Desserts
were served later in the even
ing which included brownies.
Toll House cookies, chocolate
fudge. Served also were chip
and dip, pickles and Cokes.
The serving table was cov
ered with a green cloth and
centered with a
gold floral arrangement illum
inated from either side i by
burning green tapers. Car
tables cloths, napkins and
bridge tallies were patterned
with matching floral designs
High score prizes for th
evening went to Mrs. J. J
(Moss and Mr H. H. Redd.ck
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Engagement Announced
PHYLLIS. GAV STALLINGS
Mr. and Mrs. William Milliard Stallings, Jr. of Route 4,
Louisburg. North Carolina, announce the engagement of their
daughter. Miss Phyllis Gay Stallings, to Mr. Macy GUI Brewer,
Jr., son of Mrs. Macy G. Brewer and the late Mr. Brewer of
Route 2. Louisburg, North Carolina. An April 27 wedding is
planned.
Franklinton
Mr. and Mrs. John Alexan
der of Atlanta. Georgia visit
ed Mrs. Evie Hunt on Friday.
Hobhy Hardy, a student of
N. C. Military Academy at
Maxton. visited his parents
during the weekend.
Mrs. Ollie Hinton is a pa
tient at Rex Hospital in Ral
eigh.
Bobby Clark of Durham
visited his grandmother, Mrs.
Evie Hunt, during the week
end.
Sarah Golightly visited her
cousin, Margaret Person, at
Meredity College during the
weekend.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Conrad Boyd
Sturges, Jr. of Loulsburg an
nounce the birth of a ion,
Conrad Boyd Sturges. Ill,
January 30, 1969, at Maria
Par ham Hospital In Hender
son. Mrs. Sturges is the for
mer Hariette Horsey of Atlan
ta, Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Den
ton of Loulsburg announce
the birth of a son, Carey
Malone, Saturday, February
1, 1969. Mrs. Denton is the
former Doris Roberts of
Louisburg. They have another
son, Thomas, Jr.
Mrs. Strickland
Is Honored ?
Mrs. Pattle Lou Vaughan
entertained at a surprise bir
thday party honoring Mrv
Pattie Strickland, on Sunday
aTtemoon. There were thir
teen ladies present.
After playing a tew games,
Mrs. Strickland opened her
many girts.
Refreshments consisting or
pimiento cheese sandwiches,
chicken salad sandwiches,
pickles, olives and corTee
were enjoyed by all.
Workshop
W o rkshops in knitting,
basic sewing, and making
webbing tote bags'*are being
planned by the Home Econo
mics Extension Agents. These
workshops will begin in Feb
ruary and continue on into
March and April.
Anyone who plans to par
ticipate in either or these
workshops is asked to register
at the Home Agents Office by
Friday, February 7, 1969.
Additional inTormation will
be available about the work
shops upon registering, says
Mrs. Frances W. Fuller, Home
Economics Extension Agent.
Mrs.. Hudson
Is Hostess To
Board Meet
Youngsville - YoungsviU* .
Woman's, Club President, Mrs.
Ben Hudson, presided at an
Executive Board meeting held
at her home Thursday night
with nine board members in
attendance.
Plana were diacuaaed and
recomendatlona formulated
which will be presented at the
February club meeting.
Announcements ware
made in regard to the District
Fine Arts Festival which will
be held at the Murdock
School, Butner on March
first The president asked
opinions as to local entries In
competition which includes
the Sewing Con teat. Musk,
Literature. Public Speaking
and Scholarship.
As program chairman for
the February meeting. Mn
N. A. Brown urges members
with arts and crafts they
might wish to display, to con
tact her as soon as possible.
At conclusion of business
Mrs. Hudson served refresh
ments of chocolate pie, crac
kers and Cokes.
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