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jhy okes In Charlotte Mildred Abernothy dan Of Mr. and Mrs. G©org« Abernethy of Charlotte the bride of Lynn C. Kerbaugh son of Mr. and Mrs. John T Kerbaugh of North Wllkesborc on Sunday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock In the First Baptist church In Charlotte. Dr. jasper C. Warren. the pastor, officiated. The tows were said before t background Of palms and basket! of gladioli and seven-bran che# candelabra holding white tapers. The wedding music was presented by Robert Rodwell, organIrt, and Mrs. Wanda Kerley Miller, ▼ooallst, Before the ceremony Mr Rodwell played Rnbenstein's "Romance", 'If Thou Art Near" by Bach and Debussy's "Clair de Lune.v During the ceremony he played "O Perfect Lore." Mrs. Mllier sang "Because"! "I*b Uebe Dlch," and as the benediction "The Lord's Prayer." The . bridal chorus from "Lohengrin'* was usql for the processional and the wedding march from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" for the recessional. , baugh, twin brother of the bridegroom, *M the best man. Ushers were Lewis W. Lee of Dunn, Fbrest Drum of Newton, and James C. Pardne and Joe L. Clements ot North Wilkes bo ro, all college friends of the bridegroom. The bride wore an original wedding gown ot white Skinner satin fashioned with a Queen Anne collar ot chantllly -lace over satin, basque waist with covered buttons down the front, long sleeves ending in calla lily points over the hands, and bouffant skirt with peplum edged in chantllly lace which extended into a full train. Her fingertip Tell of imported French illusion was worn with- a tiara of seed pearls. She carried a white prayer book topped with a white orchid and showered with white satin ribbons and white satin carnations. j Miss Vernell Abemet£y was her sister's maid of honor. She wore a gown Of white marquisette designed with V-neck with a wide pleated-collar effect, footed bodice and full skirt over hoops. She wore a headband of nylon lace with rosettes on each side. She carried an arm spray of multicolored spring flowers tied with silver ribbon. t Bridesmaids were Miss Sarah Anne Abernethy sister ' of the bride, Miss Doris Kerbaugh sister of the bridegroom, Miss Betty Head of St. Petersburg, Fla. and Miss Dottle Price, of Greensboro, the laftter two college-classmates of the bride. They wore gowns of white marquisette and eyelet embroidery, strapless with stoles designed with fitted bodices and full bouffant skirts oyer hoops. Their headbands and flowers were like the maid of honor's. Tommle Lee Caudill, nephew of the bridegroom, was the ringbearer. The bride's mother wore a grey Sacony suit with navy > accessories and a shoulder corsage of gardenias. The bridegroom's mother were a figure dress with lavender accessories and a ehoulder corsage of gardenias. A reception was held at the home Of the bride's parents on North Hoskins avenue after the ceremony. The home was decorated with spring flowers. In the receiving line were the bridal couple, their parents, and members of the bridal party. Assisting were Mrs. L. L. Durham, Mrs. Tommle Caudill, Mrs. C. B. Abernethy, Mrs. K. D. -Greene, and Mb* Esther Vause. ' -S WEDDING TRIP •For a wedding trip North, -the bride wore a navy suit with navy and white accessories and a white orchid shoulder corsage. On their return the couple will make their home at 1213 Fllmore street in Raleigh. Mrs. Kerbaugh was graduated from Thomasboro High school Of Charlotte, from Mars Hill Junior college, and from Wake Forest obllege, where she was a member of Beta Beta Beta, national honorary biological fraternity, and Gamma Sigma Epsllon, national honorary chemical fraternity. She was graduated cum laude with a B. 6. degree in science, and Is now employed in the North Carolina State Laboratory of Hygiene in Raleigh* >~ Mr. Kerbaugh attended the public schools of North Wllkesbkro and served in the U. S. Naval Air Force for-27 months. He is now attending Wake Forest college, where lie Is a member of Pi Kappa Alpha fraternity and will be' graduated in June of this year. Out-of-town guests included Mr. and Mrs. John T. Kerbaugh, Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Caudill, Miss Fay Kerley, all of North Wilkesboro; Norman Leeds and A1 Mil* stead of Gloucester City, N. J.f Miss Clara Hill and Frank Sprinkle of Raleigh; Bill Casey of Wake Forest; and Mr. and Mrs. C. EV' Drum of Newton; and Miss Jo Kerley, Lehoir. I - o .. ■ o daughters, Kenerly and Mr*. Js Neill. Mrs. Cowan, who wag i lng here due to her illness, accompanied home by Mrs. McNeill and son, Jimmy HcNetU, who remained with her until Sundiy. Mr. McNeill went down for the week-end and Miss Betty. Lou Kenerly for the day on Thursday. -K, | Recce M. Johnson Is Token By Deoth * Reece Martin Johnson, 69-yearold citizen of Somers township, died Sunday at his home. Mr. Martin was born July 18, 1889, a son of the late Samuel A. and Rhoda Roberts Johnson. Surviving are. his wife, Mrs. Florence .Comb* Johnson, and the following sons and daughters: Mrs. C. R. Walker, Wayne Johnson, Miss Lexie Johnson, Mrs. Albert Brier and Frankie Johnson, all of North Wllkesboro route three; Russell Johnson, of Cycle; Mrs. Marie Stevenson and Mrs. 8. C. Parks, of Statesville; Mrs. Sam Nelson of Colorado Springs, Colorado. > LOCAL ■ *• Mr. and Mrs. Lincoln Spainhour and three children, Mar/, Jimmy, and Std, and Dr. and Mrt. R. P. Casey attended services last Sunday at the A.R.P. Church at Black Creek near Newell. They were joined there by moat of the Cochrane relatives, and after the service all went to their old home place for a picnic dinner. M18868 Wanda Faye Hall, Carrol Hall and Dorothy Wyatt are recuperating nicely after an attack of measles last week. They are the daughters of Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Hall, Mr. and Mrs. 1* C. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Toy Wyatt. of Halls Mills; All are students in the first grade at Mulberry school. Mrs. R. G. Ftnley returned to her home here Tuesday following a visit at Houston, Texas, and Pasadena, California, with relatives, and at Berkley, California, with her daughter. Miss Betty Gwyn Flnley, who teaches there in a Nursery school. On her way home Mrs. Flnley stopped at Tennille, Ga., to see her parents, Rev. and Mrs. C. A. Jackson. Mrs. Flnley, Who was away about five weeks, was met in Chralotte by her husband, Mr. Finley. o Renew Concert Membership. White Horse Team Wins Bowling Match White Horse Furniture company bowling team defeated Moravain Falls 1540 to 1508 at Ideal Bowling Alleys Wednesday night. On the White Horse tpam were Reynolds, Hunt, Lance, Paul "notice tcTthe ptjbmc Notice is hereby given that Central Telephone Company has filed a petition with the North Carolina Utilities Commission stating that its earnings are inadequate and insufficient to insure the maintenance of reasonably adequate and efficient telephone service for its subscribers; that continued high costs of operation including successive general wage increases has had a continuing downward effect on the Company's earnings; that the present rate of return is insufficient to maintain its credit and attract new capital for the continuance of its service Improvement and expansion program. Central Telephone Company's petition relative to charges for telephone service ait North Wilkesboro, North Carolina, requests authority to: 1. Establish the following rates Jot Business Service at North Wilkesboro; Individual line I6.2ET; 2-Farty Line $5.40; 4Party Line $4.75; Rural MultiParty Line $3.25; Extension Stations $1.50; Service Line Stations $1.00 per month, minimum per line per month $6.00. 2. Establish the following rates for Residence Service at North Wilkesboro: Individual Line $3.90; 2-Party Line $3.10; 4Party Line $2.25; Rural MultiParty Line $2.25; Extension Stations $1.00; Service Line Stations $1.00 per month, minimum per line per month $6.00. 3. Amend Section 6, General Exchange Tariff to increase rates generally for Service Connection Charges. 4. Amend Section 7, General Exchange Tariff to increase rates of Private Branch Exchange switchboards. 5. Amend Section 8, General1 Exchange Tariff to, withdraw provisions for Toll Terminals. 6. Amend Section 9, General Exchange Tariff to standardize rates for Class B service line trunks and to increase rates for Service Station Leased Lines. 7. Amend Section 10, General Exchange Tariff to bill mileage charges as an item separate from the guarantee on Semi-Public telephones. 8. Amend Section 15, General Exchange Tariff to withdraw provisions for Auxiliary Line Service in North Wilkesboro. 9. Amend Section 16, General Exchange Tariff to increase rates for exchnage line mileage. 10. Amend Section 17, General Exchnage Tariff to establish charges for installations of extra length cords. The Commission has ordered the petition set 'for public hearing on June 7, 1950, at 10:00 A. M. in the Commission's office building in Raleigh, North Carolina. W. S. BKDEttNGFIELD North Carolina Manager 6-11-lt {Lane, Holder, iferguson. (. ■ Wilkesboro high school ball team turned on the pe Friday afternoon to io to 8 on Wilkes Bill Byrd went all the w ay the mound for Wilkesboro •track oat 13 batter*. Blkln the soore 2-2 in the second' Wilkesboro pulled out ahead lead the rest of the -way. Bddle Vaugbt and Ray Trip shared batting honors for WlltoMboro with three hits each. Defeat Boone 7 tafr#* i!*w At Wilkesboro Tuesday noon the Ramblers "defeated Appalachian high in a wtf 1 played baseball game 7 to 2:'' BUI Byrd Was again- bear 1 vincible on the mound and . the situation-well in handthrou OUt. '-'.I.''-4-•"i-' -Mf J41 sY .... Wilkesboro will play nyknty Tille at Wilkesboro ne*t Wednesday afternoon. NOEKB TO AT.t. quaufikd EUBX5TORS OF NMOB WHJEBSBORO PRBCDTOP NO. 1 The Registrar will 1* at the City Hall In the Town of North Wilkesboro each day beginnings on Saturday, April 29, I960..and continuing through May &, 1850, with exception of Sundays, from 9 o'clock a. m. to 6 o'clock p.* "in. to accommodate all electors desiring to register. It will be necee1 sary that you register while the books are open in order to vote either in the primary or the election. This 26th day of April, I960. Wilkes County Board of Elections By C. J. JONES, Chairman KYLE HAYES, Secretary < 6-4-2tI
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