News and Eventi of Interest To Norlina Readers
CNE ARNOLD, Editor
Mrs. Suiua Mouftur spent
several days last week In Richmond,
Va., with her daughter,
Mrs. Robert Tingle, and while
there attended the Tobacco
Festival.
Mrs. A. S. Wyckoft. Mrs.
Josephine Rankoff of Oxford
and Mrs. W. G. Wyckoff of
Fayetteville attended Mrs. L. C.
Hawks birthday party on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Sailings
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Tasker Stallings and family
In Gastonia.
Mrs. Imogene Arnold spent
Sunday with Mrs. Estella
Barnes in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Campbell
and Mrs. W. G. Wyckoff
of Fayetteville were weekend
guests of Mrs. A. S. Wyckoff.
Mrs. W. T. Cannon of Jacksonville
Joined them for an overnight
visit on Saturday.
Mrs. W. T. Cannon and Mrs.
A. S. Wyckoff attended the
homecoming at Warren Plains
Baptist Church on Sunday.
Mr. Bill Hicks of the University
of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill and Miss Betty Ann Wllkerson
of Chase City, Va., were
weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs.
William Hicks.
Mr. and Mrs. James Craft of
Newport News, Va., spent the
weekend with Mrs. Bill Craft.
Mrs. Franklin King and
daughters visited Mr. and Mrs.
R. B. Lloyd and Mr. and Mrs.
J. Van King last weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Ledford and
children of Raleigh were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Alton
Paschall, Mrs. Bernice
Beal, Debra and Mr. Sherman
of Gulf Joined the group for a
visit on Sunday.
Mrs. A. J. Hundley spent last
week In Burlington with Sgt.
and Mrs. R. A. dark and family.
The Bob Thaxton family of
Fayetteville were weekend
guests of Mr. and Mrs. B. A.
Thaxton.
Mr. and Mrs. M. A. Liles
and Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Harp
accompanied Mr. Alex Ayscue
back to Chapel Hill on Sunday
after he had spent the weekend
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Thurston Ayscue.
Mrs. Margaret Smlthers of
Kernersvllle spent the weekend
with Mrs. Maggie Ad cock.
Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rivers
of New Orleans, La., visited
Mr. and Mrs. S. B. Rivers
and Mrs. Lorena Satterwhlte
for several days recently.
Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
S. B. Rivers on Friday night
were Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Rlv
Lola-Sue Mission
6roup Holds Meeting
The Lola-Sue Mission Action
Group met at the home of Mrs.
O. R. Moore on Monday at 3
p. m. Mrs. G. O. Stultz, Sr.,
leader, opened the meeting
with an Inspiring reading,
"Thou Art Near."
Scripture reading and the call
to prayer was given by Mrs.
Alice Stultz and the opening
prayer was led by Mrs. R. H.
Fuller.
Mrs. Moore, Mrs. Fuller,
Mrs. Bertie DeLoach and Mrs.
Imogene Arnold, with Mrs.
Alice Stultz as mission action
chairman, were assigned action
projects to investigate
and bring their findings to
the November meeting. The
group is Interested in selecting
long range mission action projects
to be carried out by the
members.
Following the business session,
Mrs. Alice Stultz gave
an interesting reading, "Prayer
Shows God's Promises of
Love."
Mrs. De Loach Invited the
group to meet with her in
November when Mrs. A. S.
Wyckoff will have charge of
the program.
Others present not mentioned
above were Mrs. J. O. Egerton
and Mrs. R. C. Watson.
During the social hour the
hostess served homemade spiced
cake, orange sherbert,
roasted pecans, Hallowe'en
candy and coffee.
Miss Hicks Honored
At Surprise Party
Mr. and Mrs. William Hicks
entertained their daughter,
Miss Teresa Hicks, on her 16th
birthday with a surprise party
at the Lions Den in Warrenton
on Saturday night, Oct. 24.
When the honoree entered with
her escort, Donald Wimbrow,
the group sang "Happy Birthday."
The color scheme for the
party was yellow, green and
blue, which was carried out in
decorations and refreshments.
Dancing was enjoyed
ers, Mrs. F. M. Rivers and
aon, Terry, Mrs. Norma Ranes
and Gene, Mr. J. E. Ranes,
Jr., and daughters, Nora and
Monica, .U Mrs. Gerturde
Caulder of Norllna.
M RS. PHILIP MAVES PARHAM
M«j Floyd Becomes
Bride Of Corp. Parbam
Miss Deborah Van Floyd of
Norllna and Corporal Phillip
Mayes Parham, USMC, ofCamp
Lejeune and Norllna were united
in marriage on Sunday afternoon,
Oct. 25, at lour o'clock at
the Norllna Baptist Church. The
Reverend Jerry Lyons officiated
at the dou!<!e-rlng ceremony.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. John Ernest
Floyd, Sr., of Norllna. The
groom is the son of Mrs. Sarah
Parham of Norllna and Mr.
throughout the evening by
around 60 guests.
After Miss Hicks opened the
many lovely birthday gifts, refreshments
consisting of punch,
sandwiches, birthday cake,
cheese straws and mints were
served.
Chape rones for the occasion
were Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Wlmbrow,
Mr. and Mrs. John
Do re and Mr. and Mrs. William
Hicks.
Noland David' Par ham of Creedmoor.
Tie ceremony was performed
before a background of five
Oregon fern balls, four candelabrum
with cathedral tapers.
Mrs. H. H. Foster presented
a program of nuptial organ
music. The soloist was
Mrs. William E. Travis, who
sang "Whither Thou Goest"
and the "Wedding Prayer"
as the benediction.
Mrs. R. H. Ful'er was wedding
director and mistress of
ceremonies. Mrs. William
Fuller registered the wedding
guests.
Given In marrlsfge by herfather,
the bride wore a floorlength
gown of white polyester
crepe. The gown featured
an empire bodice and an A-llne
skirt. Appllqued Venice lace,
flowing from seed pearls, highlighted
the front of the gown.
The back bodice, bouffant puff
also appliqued with la
Seed pearls outlined Uw
darin collar and the pointed
cuffs. The fingertip vail hwg
from * pleated coronet, at
matching fabric, which bore
"*®d pearls. The cown was designed,
created and styled by
Mar fare t e. Weber, president
of Warren Industries, inc., of
Norllna. Her bridal bouquet was
a cascade of white pompons
baby's breath, centered with a
white orchid.
Mrs. Donald N. Baum of Raleigh,
sister of the bride, was
matron of honor. She wore a
floor-length gown of brick polyester
crepe. The empire bodice,
with long fitted sleeves, and an
A-lined skirt, featured an embroidered
floral ribbon bow with
streamers at the back. Her
matching head piece consisted
of a bow outlined with veil. She
carried a basket of gold cushion
mums showered with streamers.
The bridesmaids were Mrs.
Roland L. Wilson of Annapolis,
Maryland, Mrs. James W.
Hundley of High Point, sisters
of the bride, and Miss Donna
Lou Paschall of Raleigh. They
wore mint dresses designed like
that of the matron of honor.
They carried baskets of gold and
bronze cushion mums showered
with streamers.
Miss Mary Ann Hundley of
High Point, niece of the bride,
was flower girl. She wore a
floor - length white polyester
crepe dress designed like the
attendants, with a brick bow and
streamers in the back, and her
headpiece was a bow. She carried
a white straw basket with
white mums. Michael Jones,
nephew of groom, of Garner was
ring bearer.
Mr. JamesW. Hundley of High
Point served as best man. Ushers
were John Ernest Floyd,
Jr., of Norllna, brother of the
bride, Clifton Earl Davis of
Garner, brother-in-law of the
groom, and Wayne Martin of
Norllna.
For her daughter's wedding,
Mrs. Floyd chose a streetlength
dress of cobalt crepe
with matching accessories.
Mrs. Parham's dress was of
navy with matching accessories.
Both mother's wore white
orchid corsages.
Mrs. Roscoe Perklnson,
grandmother of the bride,
wore a green knit dress with
brown accessories, she wore a
corsage of white carnations.
The wedding party formed a
receiving line in the vestibule
ofthe church. «
For a wedding trip to Georgia
and Tennessee, the bride
wore a two-piece emerald dress
trlmed in navy with navy
accessories and the white orchid
corsage lifted from her
bridal bouquet.
The bride graduated from
Norllna High School and is
a senior at Sir Walter Beauty
Academy of Henderson.
The groom graduated from
Onslow - camp Lejeune Adult
High School. He is serving in
the Marine Corps at Camp Lejeune.
After-Rehearsal Party
Miss Debbie Floyd and Mr.
Philip Parham, bride and
groom-elect were honored at an
after-rehearsal party Saturday,
October 24, at nine o'clock p.m.
in the home of Mrs. R. H. Fuller.
The hostesses were Mrs.
Gertrude Hundley, Mrs. Kaye
Baum, Mrs. Mildred Wilson and
Mrs. Fuller.
Miss Floyd was presented a
white corsage tgton arrival. The
guests were invited into the dinning
room. After the bride and
groom-elect cut the first slice
of wedding cake, Mrs. Floyd,
mother of the bride, served the
cake and Mrs. Sarah Parham,
mother of the groom poured
punch. The appointed table was
covered with a white French
lace cloth over yellow, with an
arrangement of white and yellow
mums and burning tapers.
The wedding party and guests
were served wedding cake,
punch, nuts, cheese straws and
mints.
Miscellaneous Shower
Miss Debbie Floyd, brideelect
of Oct. 85, was honored
at a miscellaneous shower at
the Norllna dub House. The
hostesses were Mrs. Reynolds
Perklnson, Mrs. Donald Paschall,
Mrs. John E.Floyd, Jr.,
and Mrs. Rose Marie Bel anger,
Misses Harriet Perklnson and
Donna Lou PaschalL
The guest s were greeted by
Miss Harriet Perklnson as they
registered In the bridal book, a
gift from the hostesses.
Upon arrival the hoooree.the
brother of the bride-elect, Mrs.
Iroest Floyd, and the mother of
the groom-elect, Mrs. Sarah
Parham, were presented cor®a«es
of white carnations.
The gift table was covered
with a white linen cloth aad an
umbreHa decorated with yellow
ribbon and a corsage of
Donald Pas
chall entertained the guests
after
several
which Mrs. Ros* Marie
* jjj £££
tend the gifts In the bridal book.
The club house m decor ated
IB yellow and white. The table
waa co re red with a white laoe
cloth, owar yellow, with an arrangement
at yellow and white
mama andysllowllghtedtapers.
Mrs. Brae at Floyd aerved
fruit punch from a crystal pinch
bowl. She was assisted by
lirs. Sarah Parham. Other refreshments
wore bridal cake
squares, mints, nnta and cheese
straws to the guests.
The bride - elect received
many lovely and useful gift's.
Out-Of-Town Guests
Out-of-town guests attending
the wedding wore Mr. and Mrs.
Donald &. Paschall, Miss Margaret
Paschall, Mrs. John B.
Sanders and Miss Cathy Floyd
of Raleigh; Miss Dawn Bragg
and Mra. H. P. Evans of Richmond,
Va.; Mrs. Curtis Peacock
and Mr. and Mrs. Tracy D.
Floyd, Sr., of Portsmouth, Va.;
Mr. and Mrs. George W. Floyd
of Chesapeake, Va.; Mra. Alta
Floyd and Mrs. John S. Eason
of Rocky Mount, Mrs. Jesse J.
Melton and Mr. and Mrs. Harry
Melton of Enfield, Mr. and
Mrs. James Watson and Mrs.
W. T. Watson of Kenbrldge, Va.;
Mr. and Mrs. Mark P. Bottoms,
Mrs. Faye Roberts and Mrs.
Betsy Lankford of Oxford, Miss
Ellen Keeter, Miss Patricia
Pulley, Miss Betty Grlssom,
Mrs. Robert Ellington, Mrs.
Gilbert Ellington and Mr. and
Mrs. Jesse Stem and daughter
of Henderson, Mr. Joe Boyce
of High Point, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Kellogg, Mr. Arlon N.
Lorsen, Lit. Col. and Mrs. R.
W. Heesch of Camp Le)eune,
and Miss Elaine Brown and Mr.
Jesse League of Henderson.
Norlini 4-H Club
Meets 0« Monday
The Norllna 4-H Club met
Monday night at 7:30 o'clock at
the VtW building. The meeting
was called to order by the
president, Bob Taylor.
Fay Hawks gave the devotional.
Jean Hundley led tise group
In the Pledge of Allegiance and
Louise Robertson led the 4-H
Pledge. Singing was enjoyed by
the group.
ShaHa Powell was welcomed
as a new member.
Billy Fuller had charge of the
program on "Physical Fitness."
Afthe conclusion of his
talk he hATB a question and answer
period.
Refreshments were served
by George Currle.
Mrs. Clirk Hostess
To Norikia Bridge Clib
Mr*. John dark* entertained
the Norllna Brtdfe Club
at bar home last Thursday evening
with two tables set tg> tor
Play.
High score prize was presented
to Mrs. C. L. Hege;
second high score price to
Mrs. John Clarke, and the bingo
prize to Mrs. Edna Newman.
The hostess served Ice cream
and cookies.
Prayer Group Adopts
Mattie Pridgen Name
The Morning Prayer Group
adopted as Its name the Mattie
Prtdg*n Prayer Group at Its
meeting held on Monday at 10
a. ou m um man w «■« ». u,
j. SJrti,
with acrfctare and a u»*<Uutlon
on prayer.
Mrs. H. H. Foster preaeoted
the program, " Understanding
Inter ceasary Prayar." Aviating
bar vara Mrs. E'«aaor
Hayea and Mrs. Alloa StuiU.
Following the maetlnf, the
hostess served cake, cha«aa
straws and ootfee to the alght
members present.
GROUP TO MEET
The Zlon Woman's Society at
Christian Service will meat next
Monday night, Nov. a, at 7:30
p. m. at the home M Mrs. M.
P. Hayes. All member® are
urged to be present.
MORE NORLINA, Pti8
Grandpa says you can depend
on (at men—they'll never atoop
to anything low.