Snyder, Bailey Pledge Vows
Miss Alma Lee Bailey and
Mr. Francis Norwood Snyder, |
Jr. exchanged marriage vows
Saturday, May 24, at 7
o'clock in the Woodland Bap
tist Church in Wake County.
The Rev. Felton Cox offi
ciated at the double ring cere
mony.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Bill Bailey of
Rt. 1, Wake Fojest. The
groom is the son of Mrs.
Richard Lee of Route 1,
Wake Forest and the late Mr.
Snyder.
Nuptial music was ren
dered by Miss Agnes Bailey,
organist, and Mr. James
Keith, soloist.
The vows were said before
an altar decorated with bas
kets of white flowers and
candelabra holding white
tapers.
The bride, given in mar
riage by her father, wore a
formal gown of rayon or
ganza with a fitted bodice
and wide bateau neckline.
Schiffli embroidered Venice
lace cascaded from the
shoulder to the hemline and
edged the bell shaped sleeves.
Motifs of the same lace were
appliqued on the bodice and
the front of the A-line skirt.
The full length train fell in
softly draped folds from a
large organza bow at the
back. An elbow length sheer
illusion veil was held in place
by a headpiece of matching
Venice lace flowers and tiny
organza roses. She carried a
bouquet of white roses,
stephenotis and valley lilies
centered with a white orchid.
Mrs. Jean Fuller of Wake
Forest, sister of the bride,
was matron of honor and
Miss Phyllis Marshall also of
Wake Forest was maid of
honor. They wore floor
length gowns of yellow chif
fon with empire waistline, el
bow length sleeves with white
Venice lace edging the neck
line and sleeves. A satin sash
with lace trim divided the
bodice and skirt. Their head
pieces were of matching lace
and silk illusion. Mrs. Danny
Bradley, Mrs. Ronald Mitch
ell, Mrs. Owen White and Mrs.
Ralph Smith were brides
maids. Thoir dresses were
identical to the honor atten
dants and they carried nose
gays of mixed daisies, mums
and rainbow ribbons.
Miss Julia Lee was flower
girl and she was attired in a
floor length gown of lime
MRS FRANCIS N SNYDER
green trimmed in lace.
Tony Lee Collins of Louis
burg served as ring bearer.
Mr. Robert Snyder served
as his brother's best man.
Ushers were Phillip Cooper,
Larry and David Fuller, and
Lynn and Allen Snyder.
The bride's mother wore a
costume suit of turquoise or
ganza and schiffli embroidery
with matching accessories and
a corsage of white carnations.
The groom's mother wote
a yellow crepe skimmer with
matching accessories and a
corsage of white carnations.
Following a wedding trip
tue couple will reside at
Route 2, Wake Forest.
For traveling the bride
changed to an ensemble of
powder blue with accessories
and the orchid lifted from her
bridal bouquet.
The bride is a graduate of
Wake Forest High School and
is presently employed at Tre'
Jay Mfg. in Youngsville, N. C.
The groom is also a grad
uate of Wake Forest High
School and is presently at
tending W. W. Holding.
Reception
Following the ceremony a
reception was held in the
Fellowship Hall of the church
given by the parents of the
bride.
The receiving line was
composed of the bridal
couple, wedding party and
parents of the bride and
groom.
The serving table was cov
ered with an antique satin
cloth covered with net and
draped at each corner with
white satin bows and valley
lilies. The centerpiece was an
arrangement of white glads,
white carnations and snap
dragons. After the bride and
groom had cut the first slice
Entertains
Bridge Club
Youngsville Roses and
peonies decorated the home
or Mrs. George W. Barnes
when she entertained her
bridge club Thursday night
Mrs. Bland G. Mitchell
won high score prize ror the
evening and Mrs. E. J Pearce
won second high. Other
guests playing bridge were
Mesdames P D. Croom. G. E.
Winston. J. H. Parrish. X. A
Brown. R. E. Cheatham and
Miss Susie Tharrington.
Chicken salad, ham sand
wiches. pickles, wafers and
c Okies were served with
coffee between the second
and third progressions. Party
snacks and iced beverages
were later served.
Miss Jan Roberts assisted
her grandmother in serving.
| Leah's WSCS
To Meet
Leah's Church W.S.C.S.
will meet Friday, May 30th,
at 8 p.m. at the home or Mrs.
Lula Mae Cooper.
All members are urged to
attend.
the cake was served by Mrs.
Daphine Foster and Miss
Linda Pearce. Mrs. Peggy
Wood and Mary Helen Collins
poured punch. Other refresh
ments consisted of mints,
nuts and open face sand
wiches.
Miss Alice Faye Lowery
presided at the bridal register.
On this table was a portrait of
the bride and her bridal bou
quet.
Goodbyes were said to
Mrs. Merle Perry and Mrs.
Kay Pearce.
After Rehearsal Party
Following the Snyder
Bailey wedding reheareal Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Lee, parents
of the groom, honored the
bridal couple, members of the
wedding party and out-of
town guest with a party at
the church fellowship hall.
The serving table was cov
ered with a white cloth upon
which was a centerpiece of
white glads and white carna
tions. Nuts, mints, open face
sandwichs and punch was ser
ved to the guests.
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Sandy Greek, Scene Of Wedding
Simplicity was the setting
at Sandy Creek Baptist '
Church Sunday afternoon for
the marriage of Miss Barbara
Lee Dickerson to Mr Michael
Dean Edwards at three
o'clock. Rev Donald Ballen
ger officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. James W.
Dickerson of Route 2. Louis
burg. The bridegroom is the ?
son of Mrs E. V. Edwards of
Route 3. Louisburg. and the
late Mr. Edwards
The altar was decorated
with arched candlebras. cen
tered with a floor basket of
; mums and gladiolas. and ferns
in the background.
Miss Beth Dickerson, cous
in of the bride, presented a
program of wedding music,
and Mrs. Sandra Wood, so
loist. sang "One Hand. One
Heart" and "Whither Thou
Gottt."
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor
length gown of bridal satin
accented with lace on the
sleeves and the bodice. Her
headpiece was a silk illusion
mantilla, bordered with lace,
over a satin and lace covered
pillbox hat. The bride carried
her own Bible covered with
white roses and ribbon
streamers.
Mrs. Brenda Wood was her
sister's only attendant. She
wore an empire-waist gown of
yellow bonded crepe with
belled sleeves and a bow at
I the waist. She wore a match
ing bow in her hair and car
ried one long-stemmed yellow
rose.
The mother of the bride
wore a mint green dress of
bonded crepe and white car
nations. The mother of the
bridegroom wore a baby blue1
dress pf line brocade with
white carnations.
Mr. Ray Edwards, brother
of the bridegroom, was best
man. Ushers were Steve
Perdue of Louisburg and Cur
Woman's Club
Committees
Announced
Youngsville - Mrs. Ben
Hudson, President of the
Youngsville Woman's Club,
has announced the Standing
i Committee appointments for
the new club year as follows:
Birthday Rememberance
and Help-A-Home, Mrs. A. Y.
Allen; Finance co-chairmen,
; Mrs. J. T. Allen and Mrs. A.
E. Hall; Projects, Mrs. L. A.
j Woodlief; Program, Mrs. J. K.
I Tharrington; Pressbook, Mrs.
A. N. Corpening and Mrs. N.
A. Brown; Membership, Mrs.
J. J. Hart; Community house
duties. Mrs. James Smith;
Awards. Mrs. W. C. Timber
| lake; Resolutions and Re
vision, Mrs. Evelyn A. Free
man; Chaplain. Mrs. L. J.
1 Phillips and Yearbook, Mrs.
i H. H. Reddick.
MRS MICHAEL DEAN EDWARDS
I (is Adams of Alexandria. Va.
Mrs. Janice Dickerson,
! aunt of the bride, directed
the wedding.
For her going away dress,
the bride choose a pink and
white seersucker suit. She
wore the roses lifted from her
Bible.
After a wedding trip to the
coast, the couple will reside
on Route 3, Louisburg.
The bride is a 1968gradu
Mrs. Wilder
Entertains
Bridge Club
Mrs. M. G. Wilder was hos
tess to her bridge club Thurs
day night.
Iced punch was served dur-'
ing progressions and at the
conclusion of the game deli
cious homemade strawberry
ice cream, cookies and salted
nuts were served.
High score prize for the
evening went to Mrs. James
Johnson. andconsolation prize
was captured by Mrs. l<eon
Pippin.
Club members playing
were Mesdames Johnson, Pip
pin, Grover Harris. Jr., James
Berger. Wilson Joyner. Ed
ward Kimball. Paul Mullen
and Bill Andrews.
Gruff talk usually reveals
gravel in the brain.
ate of ( '.old Sand High School
and a 1969 graduate of Louis
burg College.
The bridegroom is a 1967
graduate of Louishurg High
School. He is presently em
ployed by the A Ki P Food
Stores in Raleigh.
!
Youngsville
Mrs. Jack Koebberling and
family visited with Mrs. J T.
Edwards during the weekend.
Mr. and Mrs Koebberling and.
their family are planning to
move to Texas where he has
been assigned duty
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bar
nette. Jr spent the weekend
with, her mother. Mrs. t R.
Tharrington. and other mem
bers of her family.
Mr .and Mrs. D L. Godwin
have had their little nieqe
Charlotte. of t'aison here for
a visit during the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Tim
berlake have had their daugh
ter and her two children of
Charlotte here for a visit dur
ing the past week
Mrs. A'. V. Timberlake. Sr.
was in Alexandria. Virginia
during the past week to visit
with her son and his family.
Franklinton
Mr and Mrs. Robert L.
Winston of Ouirlot'te have re
lumed home after visiting
Mrs Priscilla Winston and
Mrs. Klla Coulter.
Mrs Unnar Creene and
Mrs. Kit-hard Whitfield at
tended an organizational
meeting of the North Caro
lina Women for Highway
SafMy at the Sheraton Motor
Inn in llreensboro on Satwr
day . 7
Birth
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry S.
Mitchell, of Rt 1, fast .ilia
announce the birth of a son.
Steven Craig, Saturday May
24. at Franklin Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. Mitchell is the
former Marianne Brewer
Engagement Announced
MARY JANE CONN i
Ml* Mary Jane Conn it the daughter of Mr*. Ernest Perry
Conn and the late Mr. Conn of Louisbuig who announce! her
engagement to Mr. Louis Joseph Fisher of Arlington, Va., son
of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Michael Fisher of Alexandria, Va. The
wedding Is planned for July 19th. i
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