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ilSS MAMIE) SOCKWBLL, Editor '
Telephone 215
BBis L*we Becomes Bride
Of WilUtUB Jolm Hudson
Impreoelve in its beauty and
dicnity was the marriage Satur
day OTenlng, Aug. 24, 1940, at
8:00 o’clock at the home of Mr.
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and Mm. Glenn Woodle, eister of
the bride, Winston-Salem, of Miss
Connie Beatrice Lowe, daughter
of Mr. and iMrs. C. A. Lowe, of
Wllkesboro, and Wllllaim John
Hudson, son of Mr. and Mrs. D.
H. Hudson, of North Wilkeaboro.
Rev. W. Hutchins, pastor
I of the So'jthside Baptist church,
I Winston-Salem, officiating and
I using the impressive ring cere-
1 mony in the presence of mem-
j bers of the families and a few
, intimate friends.
The home was effectively deco
rated for the occasion with ferns,
white gladioli and white roses.
Light !d cathedral candles added
soft illumination to the lovely
setting.
A program of beautiful bridal
music was presented by Mrs.
Glenn Woodie, who played prior
to the ceremony, “Ave Marie”
(Schubert) and ‘'Llebestraum”
(Liszt). Just before the bridal
party entered "Believe Me With
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her father; Mft C.
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To*a were 'Mpb.
Woodle play^ sol^y and
presBlvely, Venetian
Love Song.” Mendelssohn’e wed
ding' march was used m the re
cessional. •
The bride was becomingly at
tired in a new fall handsome wool
costume eult of soldier blue made
along fitted. Mnea, sweetheart
neckline, with fashionable swing
skirt. Graceful fitted sleeves fell
In point effect to the wrist. Her
rfccessorles were of blending
shades of blue, and she wore a
shoulder corsage of Talllsman
ro?es and valley lilies.
Mrs. Hudson is the attractive
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C. A. 1
Lowe, of Wllkesboro. She Is aj
graduate of Wllkesboro high
school and received a degree in
beauty culture. She is talented
and popular among the young
set and very active In social and
civic organizations. For the past
two years she has been with the
Emily Beauty Salon, North Wil-
kesboro.
Mr. Hudson Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Hudson. He Is a
graduate of North Wllkesboro
high school. He has always lived
In North Wllkesboro .where his
family have been leaders In social
and Industrial life of the com
munity. He Is a man of sterling
character and fine qualities and
very popular among the social
set.
Immediately following the cere
mony, Mr. and Mrs. Hudson left
for an extended wedding trip
after which they will be at home
in North Wllkesboro. where many
friends are Interested In their
happiness.
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fally' . of
tion meettag'^ .'the
clety of ClirtttUn Servicov wlm*:,
Is to be Held at the cHnnh Toe»>
day evening, September .3rd, at
7:30 o’clock. Since this is circle
day the regular meetings will not
be held in' the ibomee, but fol
lowing the meeting at the church
each circle „wlll meet in a group
for a business session.
At this meeting a menvbershlp
offering la to be taken and in
the rules and regulations of the
new setup it says, "Every wom
an signing the membership roll
of the Woman’s Society of Ghrls-
tian Service is expected, as a
token of her loyalty, to contribute
a sum of money as a membership
offering, which will be a part of
her annual contribution to the
total budget of tho local society.
The amount of such membership
offering to be determined by the
individual member.
The publicity committee this
week has mailed out cards to the
women of the church in regard
to this meeting. The revised reg
ister of the church roll was de
stroyed in the flood and if any
one did not get a card please
bear in mind that it was an un
avoidable oversight and that you
are expected to be at the church
anyway. The invitation to be pre
sent goes out to all women of the
church, members and non-mem
bers of the Woman’s Auxiliary,
and girls of high school age.
If all women of the church will
"put God first” On this evening
it will be a great day in the
work of the church and for His
t:
Methodist BibTfe Classes
Have Picnics On Tuesday
Two Bible classes of the
North Wllkesboro Methodist
held delightful picnics
N. Wilkesboro People Attend
Bridge Party At Hickory
Mrs. D. L. Crook, Mrs. Harry
Pearson, and Mrs. O. E. Triplett, church
were in Hickory last Wednesday this week, both taking place late
attending a luncbeon-bridge giv-| Tuesday afternoon. The Wom
en by Mrs. M. A. Mackie, of an's class met at the home of
Granite Falls, and her daughter, Mrs. H. B. Dodson with Mrs. C.
Mrs. Lanky High, of Wendell. A., Forester as co-hostess. A large
The party, which took place at number of the Tiembers were
aeami vH
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be held We4>isfif^.
at fobf o’’dda'^;,^'..IaT^ ^A|
the home 'ofjttin, It
FMoater
aotti The gMdeB ooma^ttM tW »
give a »art|eEi:pPoimm,
Rhodes-Hidcs
Mr. Earl Leonard Hicks and-'
Mim Margie Marie Rbodee were
married in Mountain City, Tenn.,'
August 2l, 1940. j
Misses 'Riehna and Rose
Laws Are Hostesses
On Wednesday afternoon Miss'
es Thelma, and Rose Laws enter
tained a number of their friends.
Bridge was played at four tables
amid a lovely arrangement of
eummer flowers. Mrs. J. O.
Bentley won high score. Miss
Jessie Coachman low score and
Mrs. J. C. Crltcher, Jr., won the
bingo prize.
At the close of play, a delic
ious salad course was served.
Mrs. C. G. Yates Entertains
For Son At Birthday Party
Mrs. Caswell Yates entertained
a number of children at a party.
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f Iii4i% Unips!
at her home in Wllkesboro. on
Monday afternoon, honoring her
small son, Robert, on his fourth
birthday. The boys and girls en
joyed a number of games on the
lawn, after which they were serv
ed ice cream and cake. The little
guests were given small paper
hats as t.avors. The honoree was
showered with many nice gifts.
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'the Coca-Cola reception room,
I honored Miss Annabel Lee, of
Falston, and two other brides.
Miss Lee, a member of the North
'Wilkesboro school faculty last
year, and Dwight Russell, of
present including several visi
tors. following the supper the
usual business session was held
with Mrs. Isaac Eller in charge.
The young ladles class motor
ed out to the Pine Ridge picnic
; Granite Falls, were married in a | grounds on the Moravian Falls
MISS ELLEN
ROBINSON
a t Falston
formal ceremony
! Tuesday evening.
For the luncheon there were
guests for eleven small tables,
I after which bridge was played at
nine tables.
highway for their supper. Twen-1
ty-two were present.
Twenty-five Jaywalkers were
killed In North Carolina the first
six months of this year.
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W£U again teach piano o
and, voice at .North Wil* JI
kesIxH’O high achool.
Studio will open Mon-
JJ day, September 2nd.
Entire Stock of Lamps|
Roduced and in Som
Cases the Reductionsj
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