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SECOND SECTION ' Franklin, N. C., Wednesday, July 18, 1957
AT WELLS GROVE CHURCH ?
Miss Jennings Marries J. L. Sanders
Miss Lucille Jennings, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jennings. of
Franklin. Route 2. became the
bride of J. L. Sanders. Jr., son of
J. L. Sanders, of Franklin, Route
2, and the late Mrs. Sanders, in a
w e d d 1 ng ceremony solemnized
Wednesday evening. July 10. at
the Wells Grove Baptist Church.
The Rev. Melvin Brooks, pastor
of the bride, performed the double
ring ceremony.
A program of wedding music
was presented by Mrs. Helen Bry
son.
The bride and groom, unattend
ed. entered the church together.
The bride wore a white brocaded
cotton satin ballerina-length dress
with shoulder-length veil of illus
ion attached to a band of seed
pearls. She carried a white Bible |
with a white purple-throated i
orchid. Her ohly ornament was a
double strand of pearls, a gift of
the groom.
Following the ceremony, the ;
couple left on a wedding trip to
Washington, D. C.. and New York
City.
Mrs. Sanders is a graduate of
Franklin High School and is at
present employed as cashier at the
Big Dollar Super Market here.
Mr. Sanders, also a graduate of
Franklin High School, is employed
as foreman at the Van Raalte
plant here.
Upon their return. Mr. and Mrs.
Sanders will be at home at the
Nolen apartment In East Frank
lin.
Mrs. Lon; Is Honored
With Birthday Picnic
Mrs. Paul Long was honored on
her birthday Saturday wtih a sur
prise picnic at White Oak Bot
toms.
Present were her daughters.
Mrs. Ed Wamsley, of Asheville.
Mrs. Herbert Hyde, and Mr. Hyde,
and their family, also of Asheville,
Mrs. T. G. Ledford, and Mr. Leu
ford, of Atlanta, Ga., Linda and
Glenda Long, her mother, Mrs.
F. E. Brown, her uncle, Lester Jus
tice, and Mr. Long.
Mrs. Emory Honored
On Her Birthday
Mrs. Jim Emory was honored
on her 58th birthday with a sur
prise visit of her son, Mack Dun
can, and Mis. Duncan and their
small daughter, Terah, of Vestal,
N. Y.. and her daughter, Mrs. Fred
Elrod and two sons, Ricky and
Rusty, of Decatur, Ga.
They celebrated the occasion
with a picnic dinner at Arrowood
Glade Sunday.
The Elrods left Monday and
the Duncans returned to Vestal
Wq0nesday.
MISS M'KINNEY BRIDE
OF J. DAVID BARKLEY
Miss E. Suzanne McKinney, of
Pittsburgh. Pa., and the Rev. J.
David Barkley, of Pittsburgh, were
married Wednesday. July 3. al
Watson Presbyterian Church in
Pittsburgh.
Mr. Barkley is a former pastor
of the Franklin Circuit, including
Salem, Bethel, Louisa Chapel, and
Clark's Chapel churches. He is
a graduate of Emory University's
School of Theology in Atlanta.
Ga.
ANOTHER PICNIC .SLATED
The North Franklin Neigh
borhood Club, which held a
picnic at its June meeting, will
do the same this month when
it meets Saturday at 6:30 p. m.
at the playground on West
Main Street. President H. H.
Gnuse, Jr., asks members to
bring a covered dish. He also
requested they note the early
hour of the meeting. No formal
program is planned.
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Nellie Penland Nellie Marshall
Sloan Speaks
To Rotarians
On Europe Trip
W. N. Sloan, who recently re
turned to Franklin from a trip to
Europe, last week told the Frank
lin Rotary Club about his experi
ences and observations.
Mr. Sloan visited his son. Col.
George B. Sloan, and family ir.
Vienna, and while away attendee.
the sessions of the Rotary Inter
national convention at Lake Lu
cerne, Switzerland. At Lake Lu
cerne, he pointed out. he stayed at
a hotel some 1,500 leet above thi
lake and town, reached by an in
clined railway.
He crossed the Atlantic b;,
plane, leaving New York about ^
o'clock one afternoon and havin
breakfast the next morning at ..
place in northern . Scotland. The
llight across the ocean was made
at an altitude of about 22,000 feet.
In flying over Europe, and latei
011 motor trips, he was impressec
by the pattern of the farms. Each
inch of ground is used, he said
either as forest or for growin;
crops.
He told how the palaces of the
former emperors of Austria-Hun
gary are used for the public; tht
winter palace is an art museum,
the grounds of the summer palace
are a huge park.
The famed Vienna Woods, a foi
jested.area near Vienna, is city
owned, and used both for tlv
| growing of timber and as a park
The Viennese flock there on week
j ends and holidays, he said, many
on bicycles, some on foot. He esti
mated that three times as many
in Europe travel by bicycle as by
automobile.
His greatest disappointment 011
the trip, he said, was the Idlewild
Airport in New York. He had ex
pected something beautiful and
elaborate, but found that the only
buildings completed are tempor
ary wooden structures.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Reece and
two children, of Madison Heights.
I Mich., spent last week here with
Mr. Reece's parents, Mr. and Mrs
I Frank Reece.
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Miss Carol Jean Tate, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Roy D. Tate, of Osyk'a, Miss., is betrothed to ("apt:
lames C. llorslev, Jr.. of Kglin AFB, Fla., son oi Mr.,
and Mrs. J: C. Horsley. of Franklin. The marriage
I will !>e solcmni'/ed at 4, p. in.. July 2X, at 0,syka Bap
| list Church.
Missionary Appointee To Speak Here
At Meeting Of Methodist Circuit
The. Rev. E. H. Mellor, mission- '
! ary appointee of the Presbyterian
Church, U. S. A., to the East Bra
j zil Mission an South America will
I be the guest speaker tomorrow
j i Friday) at the regular monthly
fellowship supper of the Macon
j Methodist Circuit.
Set to begin at 7:30. the suppe;
] will be held at the Union church
land the public is invited to at
tend.
A native of Eldorado, Ark.. Mr.
. Mellor was a college roommate of
| the Rev. Glenn Anderson, pastor
of the Macon circuit. "He was grad
uated from Columbia Theological '
News About
PEOPLE
Mr. and Mrs. John Osborne and
daughter, Nancy, of Columbus.
Ga., were week-end guests of Mr
and Mrs. Russell Cabe.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Koenig.
J of Cleveland. Ohio, spent severa'
| days here last week, visiting Mr
and Mrs. Russell Cabe and other
relatives.
I Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bridge
man and family, of East Franklin,
j spent several days last week in
Kermit, W. Va? visiting Mr.
Bridgeman's mother. Mrs. Bertha
| Bridgeman. and brother. Gene
Bridgeman.
Mrs. J. A. Flanagan returned
to her home here Saturday after
an extended visit in Bowling
Green. Ky , Charleston, S. C.. and
Detroit. Mich. Her son, John
Flanagan, drove her home from
Detroit. Her daughter. Mrs. V: . H
Waltz, and two children, of
Charleston, are visiting her he-re
for some time.
Mrs. Mack Elliott and .ion.
j Mack Ray, of Charlotte, are spend
I two \v >eks with her parents. Mr.
and Mrs. J. M. Ray.
Mr. and Mrs Newton Cunninc
hain. of Akron, Ohio, are here vis
iting Mrs. Cunningham's mother
I Mrs Martin Jones.
Joan Pructt. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Vernon Pruett. is visit
I ing her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thad Cloer. in Ellijay. Ga.
j Mr. and MIS- R- D Fannon had
as recent guests Mr. and Mrs. C.
R. Lee and children. Dick and
Nancy, of Kingsport, Tenn. On
j their return home, they wer^ ac- 1
j companied by Mrs. Lee's mother. !
Mrs. W. W. Eger, of Santa Cruz.
| Calif , who had been visiting the
Fannons.
I Rex Lindsey. who is employed
in Salisbury, spent the week end
with his family on Cartoogechaye.
Mr. and Mrs. William V. Hill
arrived last Thursday from Deer
field, 111., and are at their home
on Peek's Creek ROad.
J. W Roane took a trip Sunday
to Lake Lure and Chimney Rock
With his nephew. Roane Hamp
ton, and Mrs. Hampton, of Char
lotte. Mr. Hampton has been vis
iting with Mr. Roane for a month.
Mr. and Mrs. Bud Foy and chil
dren. Rick. Patti, and Alki. of
Cincinnati. Ohio, visited Mr. and
Mrs. William Katenbrink last
week.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Shope and
son. Jimmy, visited Mr. 8hooe's
brother. L. B Shope. stationed at
Donaldson Air Force Base, in
Seminary and has been pa: tor of
the First Presbyte.ian Church ol
Guntersville, Ala. Mr. Meilor .
now at Montreat and will, have i
for Brazil in August.
In addition to his talk on tile |
mission Work in foreign fields. .Mr j
Mellor will show color slides he
took while on a world tour o:
mission fields in 1953.
Mr. Anderson asks members o.
the circuit to bring a covered diC
to the meeting. Others are asKei.
to come as special guests of the
circuit and they need not bring
Greenville. S. C., over the Jal\
4 week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Williarii Katcn
bring are spending a few day
in Atlanta. Ga., this week, visiting
relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Chandler.
Jr., returned last week from a
fortnight's visit to the west coas: ,
in their private plane. They flew
up the coast as far as Seattle. On
their entire trip the only Taad
weather they encountered was at
Chicago, on the way home, when
they were delayed three hours by
Vlashburn, In Germany,
He-Enlists In Army
Sic. Ben L. Mashbum. of J?r*nfc
lin. Route 4. recently re-enlntrt
in the regular Army while atrw
ing with the 11th Airborne UM
sion in Germany, according tu am
announcement from Lhr A m
Home Town News Center
He is the son of Mr. ajod Ifei
A. J. Masiiburn and frusbawd at
Mrs. Rachel Mashbum.
Sfc. Mashburn has ut*n ia Lkt
Atmy since 1941.
a bad storm that struck inert lb.
Chandler returnee. to their hnw
in California. Md.. Saturday,
while Mrs. Chandler stayed with
her parents. Sheriff and Mrs. A
Harry Thomas She and Chippy",
their son. will remain here for a
visit.
Mr. and Mis. George H umucutt
ant! two children of Athens. Ga_.
were visiting Mr. Hunnicutt's s?
ter. Mrs. Gilmer L. Crawford, and
friends here over the week end.
Attorney General and Mrs.
George B Patton are spending a
few aays at then home on PaJmcr
Sueet.
George HJ'wtn Patton. o! Phila
delphia. Pa visited his father,
Robert A i Bob < Patton. and his
aunt. Miss Olive Patton, over the
week end. A landscape architect
and graduate of N S. State Col
lege. Mr. Patton lour years ago
was the recipient of the Prix dr
Rome fellowship for a year's study
in Rome. He a!.-o von t honor
a second year. During his two
years .in Rome he traveled exten
sively over Europe:
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