?Tf)# H}igl)lan^? Jfiaconian
SECOND SECTION
Franklin, N. C., Thursday, June 25, 1959
AT ST. AGNES CHURCH ?
Saturday Afternoon Wedding Here
Unites Miss Phillips And Meech
Miss Patricia Louisa Phillips,
daughter of Mrs. Louis Brian
Phillips and the late Mr. Phillips,
of Franklin, became the bride of
Frank Richardson Meech, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. G. Meech,
of Columbia, S. C? Saturday,
June 20. at four o'clock in the
St. Agnes Episcopal Church.
The Rev. Ralph K. Webster,
chaplain of Christ School, Arden,
and the Rev. John W. Tucker,
rector of St. Agnes, offiicated at
the double-ring ceremony.
The wedding music was pre
sented by Mrs. H. W. Cabe, organ
ist, and Mrs. Charles Gidney,
soloist; Mrs. Gidney sang "O Per
fect Love" and "The Lord's
Prayer".
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her brother-in-law,
Roy M Biddle, Jr., wore a dress
of imported chantilly lace and net
over taffeta. The fitted bodice was
fashioned with a portrait neck
line and the long lace sleeves
ended in calla lily points over the
hands. The skirt featured a deep
scalloped tunic of lace over the
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Three Vegetables
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Served With Hot Biscuits
65c
At /
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bouffant skirt of net, which fell
in a chapel train. Her fingertip
veil of imported illusion was at
tached to a tiera of seed pearls
and sequins. She carried a bouquet
of white roses, centered with a
white orchid.
Mrs. Roy M. Biddle, Jr., sister
of the bride, was matron of honor.
She wore a street-length sheath
dress of blue lace over taffeta,
fashioned with a sweetheart neck
line and a bouffant overskirt oi
blue net. Her headdress was a leaf
bandeau of matching net, with a
half-veil attached. She carried a
bouquet of pink roses.
Bridesmaids were Miss Lasell
Light, of Asheville, Miss Leah Sut
ton, of Sylva, and Miss Carolyn
Bryson, of Franklin. Their dresses
were identical to the one worn
by 'the matron of honor, and they
carried bouquets of pink carna
tions.
Flowergirls were Betsy Jenkins,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. T.
Jenkins, and Carol Porter, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Porter,
of Salisbury. They wore floor
length dresses of white organza,
embroidered and scalloped in blue,
styled with a bolero and a wide
blue sash. They carried lace bas
kets with white and blue stream
ers, and scattered petals of pink
carnations.
Mr. Meech served as his son's
best man. The groomsmen were
Michael Mungo, brother-in-law of
the bridegroom, of Columbia, S. C.,
David Harris and David McCul
lough, of Christ School, Arden,
and Richard Jones, of Franklin.
Immediately following the cere
mony, a reception was held at
Flat in the Middle
of Nowhere...
A weak tire usually chooses the most inconvenient
time and place to go flat. But, with the help of your
Phillips 66 Dealer, you can be pretty sure this won't
happen to you.
Let him inspect your tires regularly and keep them
inflated properly. If a tire becomes unsafe he can
quickly provide a new Phillips 66 Action-Tread tube
less tire, made in such a way that it virtually elimi
nates the chance of an unexpected flat or blowout.
Phillips 66 Dealers carry a complete line of tires.
Drive in and take your choice at the station where
you see the Phillips 66 Shield.
On
SIDEWALK CARNIVAL
DAY
Bathing
Suits
Up to $14.95 Values
Only $4.95
Come early! Choice of size
and color is limited.
Nylon Pants
2 ^ $1.00
Slacks
Queen casuals expertly
tailored .aind finest quality
fabric.
Blouses
.Summer Blouses in whites
and colors.
S2.9S and $3.95 Values
$1.98
Jewelry
Costume Ear Rings, Neck
laces, Pins, Broochs, and
Bracelets, in exciting styles
and colors.
Regular $1.00 Value
2 f??- $1.00 ! $2.88
THE FASHION SHOP
Mrs. Frank Richardson Meech
the church rectory. Those assist
ing in Serving were Mrs. John
Tucker, Mrs. Charles Ledbetter,
Mrs. Robert Moore, Mrs. Harry
Corbin, Mrs. Grady Corbin, and
Ms. Roger Seay. Mrs. John Hew
lett kept the bride's book.
The couple left by car for a
Southern wedding trip. For travel
ing, the bride chose a mint green
silk sheath dress with mint green
and white accessories, and the or
chid corsage detached from her
bridal bouquet.
Mrs. Meech is a graduate of
Franklin High School and Western
Carolina College, Cullowhee. For
the past year, she has been a
member of the faculty of the
Clyde A. Erwin High School in
Buncombe County. Mr. Meech is a
graduate of Chirst School and
Clemson College, Clemson, S. C.
For the past three years, he has
been a member of the Christ
School faculty. The couple will
make their home on the campus
of Christ School.
Out-of-town guests l\pre for the
wedding included: Mr. and Mrs.
F. M. G. Meech, Mr. and Mrs.
Michael Mungo and son, Stuart,
Mr. and Mrs. R. J. Donovan, Mr.
and Mrs. A. H. Stier and Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas Allen, Jr., of Colum- j
bia, S. C.; the Rev. and Mrs. Ralph
Webster, Mr. and Mrs. David Har- j
ris, Jr., Carroll W. Mason, Mr.
and Mrs. George S. Hand, Mr. and !
Mrs. Richard Faysoux, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Stockinger, Mrs. Lucy
Scott Root, and Henry R. Souther
land, of Arden: Mrs. Ross L. Ben
son. of Birmingham. Ala.; Ken
neth Youneblood. of Fletcher: Mr.
and Mrs. John B. Garland, of At
lanta. Ga.: Mrs. Harold Wetherill.
Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Coffeon, and !
Mr. and Mrs. H. B. Mathews, of ;
Miami. Fla.: Mrs. Nancy Page, of
Asheville: Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Por
ter and fami'y 0f Salisbury; and j
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Sutton, or <
Sylva. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. G.
Meech. parents of the bridegroom,
entertained with a buffet supper
at Panorama Court last Friday |
night, following the wedding re
hearsal. Guests included members
of the wedding party and close
Swafford's
Sayin's
Howdy Folks:
You know ? a spare tire
comes in awful handy some
times. I don't mind if you
use me. So if you can't find
what you want anywhere ?
come on In ? I might have
it. Open all day Wednesday.
PAUL SWAFFORD
1 1/2 miles fr? n city limits
on Bryson City Road
Swafford's
Country
friends and relatives.
Miss Philli;>s and her sister,
Mrs. Roy M. Bicidle, Jr., were
hostesses at a '"brunch" Saturday
morning at tiii home of Mrs
Biddle. Guests included Miss
Phillips' bridesmaids, Miss LaSell
Light. Miss Leah Sutton, and MLss
Carolyn Bryson, her mother, Mrs.
L. B. Phillips. Mrs. John W.
Tucker, and Mrs. Charles \Led
better.
MISS HOOKER HONORED
AT SHOWER TUESDAY
Miss Judith Ann Hooker, bride
elect of Robert Reid Womack. was
guest of honor at a linen shower
Tuesday night at Kelly's Inn.
Hostesses were Misses Harvey
Linda Bryant, Dwain Horsley, and
Margaret Ann Standley.
NEWS
about
PEOPLE
Mrs. Bob Cochran and two chil ]
dren, Gary and Karen, have re- j
turned to their home in Clawsoti,
Mich., after a visit with Mrs
Cochran's sister, Mr. s. Grady pot
bin.
Mrs. James L. Younf*. of Port
land. Ore., has returned homt
after a brief visit with her mother
Mrs. C T. Blaine. She also at
tended the weddm/t of Iter nice
Miss Martha Ann Stockton, to
Dr. John McNeely DuBose, whil"
here. I
Mr. and Mrs. Warren Perry and
three children left last week enrl j
to return to their home in Ktnston j
after a visit of some time with
Mrs. Perry's parents. Mr. and
Mrs. J. H. Stockton.
Mrs. W. R Penland and daugh
ter, Mrs. E. M Burdick, and her I
daughter. Heather, are spending
several days with Mr. and Mrs.
Russell Cabe and other relatives !
Week end guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Russell Cabe were Mrs. I
Grady Garner and daughter, Miss
Virginia Garner, of Andrews, and
Mrs. Paul Cunningham, of Hayes
ville.
Mr. and Mrs Claude Bradley
have returned to their home in
Claremont, Calif., after a month's j
visit with relatives and friends
here.
Miss Lassie Kelly is attending
court in Murphy this week
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Waldroop
and children. Freddie. Patsy.
Jane, and Joe. left last Saturday
to return to their home in Sara
sota. Fla., after a visit with their
parents, Mrs. Zeb Conley and Mr.
and Mrs. B. F. Waldroop.
Mr. and Mrs. Wiley Bryson and
I daughter. Miss Beverly Bryson, and
i son, Bruce, of Orlando, Fla., spent |
i several days this week with Mr
and Mrs. Goodlow Bowman and
| other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John' Bulgin and
1 family returned home last week,
from a trip to the west coast,
where they visited their son
Randolph, in San Dieno, Calif.
They returned home by way of
? Minot. N' D . where they visited
Mrs. Bulgin's sister. Mrs- Paul R
I
MISS CORRTX FKTFD
AT TWO SHOW K US
Miss Mildred Corbin. bride-elect
of James Williamson, was honon'd
with a personal shower Tuesday
night of last week at Slagle
Memorial Building.
The hostesses, Mrs. Melvin Peit
land and Mrs. Grady Corbin. used
a green and white motif through
out. with flower arrangeemnts of
whits glads and green carnations,
and lime sherbert punch and party
cakes.
Miss Corbin was presented a
corsage of red carnations by the
hostesses.
A miscellaneous shower honor
ing Miss Corbin was given Friday
night at the home of Mrs. Bill
Bryson. with Mrs. Jay Houston.
Mrs. Frank Dean, Mrs. Stanley
Penland. and Mrs. Grace Tatham
serving as co-hostesses.
Mrs. Tatham kept the bride's
book, and Mrs. Dean and M's
Houston served punch and cake
to approximately 20 guests calling
during the evening.
The bride's table was centered
with a pastel arrangement of
delphinium, double larkspur and
baby's breath, and mixed summer
flowers were used throughout th''
rest of the house.
MISS KING ENTERTAINS
JI NIOK GARDEN GROl'P
Miss Rose King entertained the
members of the Junior Garden
Club at her home in Wayah Val
ley Tuesday of last week. /
As a part of the activities for
the meeting, Miss King instructed
the group on making corsages,
and presented members with com
plete kits for making their own. 1
Following the program. Miss
King served ice cream, cookies, j
and punch during the social hour, j
MISS MANN WEDS NAVAL OFFICER
Dr. and Mrs. Cecil William Mann, of New Orleans, La., ami
Franklin, have announced the marriage of their daughter, Miss
Jennifer Olive Man.i, to Lieutenant (.j.g.) Ilurton Itobert l!vans,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ilurton Webb Fvans, of Ilarvev, III. The
marriage was solemnized June l.'S in the C':irn:l!tou !Melh? ust
Church before a gathering of relatives and friends of both
families. Following a reception at the home of l?r and Mrs.
>Iann, the young couple Iref t for a wedding trip to Franklin.
.Kemper, and Mr. Kemper. Kkkii
Minot', they were ai-companic'J
Home by two r.i tin rr neplmv .
Freddie ami Geor e Kemper, who
will remain lor most ot the sum
mer.
Miss 'Laura M. Jones, left Mon- ,
day witli her brother, Di Paul
Jones, for a visit at his home 111
WakeHeid. R. 1.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs CJ. A
Jones last week end were theii
daughter and son-in-law, Mr. anrt I
Camera Fans . . .
For the
SIDEWALK |
CARNIVAL
We will have a table of
great money saving
buys . . . loaded with
Photo Supplies and
Equipment.
? Also ?
We give 24 hour de
veloping service on
black and white.
Crisp's Studio
And
Camera Shop
Franklin, N. C.
Mi . Ciint Ghanifo? ikim. and
family, of Cincinnati. Oliio, alio.
ih(lr daughter, Mi ? Iallian .Jon. s,
of Atlantix. ( Ja.
Mi-.. C). N. Mill in ami fo'ii
t'i 1 1 id it'll , of Aiken, ;S. ( returnee,
home hist wr.-k ? ik) after a vi :
ol several days with Mi Martin',
parents.. Mr. and Mrs Troup Calla
han.
Sheriff J. Hair/ Thomas and
daughter, Mis.-, Joan Thomas, J?!
tended the w? riduw. of Mr
Thomas' son. Charlt s. to Miss
Nancy Josephine Smith, in High
Point last week end. From there,
they went to California. Md., for
a visit with Mr. and Mrs. Roger
Chandler and family.
MISS DAYTON IS ENGAGED
Mr. and Mrs. CIrover Day ten, of Franklin, have announced
the engagement of their daughter, Miss Mary Nancy Dayton, to
Albert Clinton McDowell, son of the Itev. ami Mrs. Albert M.
McDowell, of New nan, Ga. The wedding is planned for August
22 at the Cartoogeohave Baptist Church.
MRS. AI'RRY HOUSE
HONORED AT SHOWER
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Mt. Zion Meth
odist Church Friday afternoon
held a miscellaneous, shower hon
oring Mrs! Aubry House, the
former Miss Anna Setser.
The shower was held at the
CartooKechaye Community Build
ing. and arrangements of mixed
flowers were used as decorations.
Mis. Wayne Harrison, sister of
the honoree, kept the bride's book.
MRS. JOHNSTON
FETED AT PARTY
Mrs. T. J. Johnston was hon
ored Monday ?with a birthday
luncheon at the home Of Mrs. Carl
Slar.le.
The guest list included Mrs. W.
W. Sloan. Sr.. Mrs. Emma Hendrix.
Mrs. R. L. Pattillo. and Mrs. Anna
Barr.
MISS THOMAS FETES
FATHER'S BIRTHDAY
Miss Joan Thomas was hostess
1 at a surprise birthday dinner for
her ??father. Sheriff J. Harry
Thomas. Thursday night of last
week.
Guests included Miss Frances
1 Thomas. Mr. and Mrs. Jess
Thomas, and Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Gear.
j MRS. TAYLOR GUEST
AT BIRTHDAY EVENT
Mrs. Elsie Taylor was guest of
honor at a birthday dinner held
last Sunday at the home of Sheriff
I J Harry Thomas.
Relatives and friends who at
tended included Mr. and Mrs.
j, Charlie Gobble and two children.
Dale and Reginald, and Mr. and
Mr. Gene Atkins and sons. Rich
ard and Charles, of Salisbury;
J Mr. and Mrs. John Culver and
j children, Ann. George, and Sherry,
I and Mrs. Hildred Culver and son,
| James of Brevard; B. F. Waldroop,
j MLss Ruth Waldroop, and Sid
| Piercy, of Andrews; Mrs. Mack
I Thompson, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Gear, and Sid Carter, of Frank
j lin.
SUNDAY WAS SPECIAL
j AT CRAWFORD HOME
Sunday was a special day at
| the home of Mrs. Gilmer Craw
! ford, when she' and all her bro
thers and sisters were jtogther
| for the first time in nine years.
Those from out-of-town for the
' occasion were Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Reese and son. Bobby, and Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Hunnicutt, of
Asheville: Mrs. Marion Perce, of
Albuquerque. N. M ; Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Hunnicutt and three sorts,
of Gainesville, Ga.; and Mr. and
Mrs. George Hunnicutt and two
children, of Athens, Ga.
Mrs. Crawford's son and daugh
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Lee Craw
ford, and two children, of Ra
leigh, were also there.
DAY CAMPING
JUNE 29 ? JULY 3
Accommodate Children
Ages 8-12
Emphasis Swimming
Transportation
And Noon Meal by Camp
If Interested (intact
BRYANT C. CRAFT
P. O. Box 36
CLAYTON, GA.
I He wilt personally visit you
either Friday, Saturday, or
Sunday.
Livikjg oa/ Velvet. . . by G.B.
"George had sucli fun painting the living
room with Gold Bend Velvet, now he wants
to paint everything in the house."
Don't laui'h ! ? Velvet ? is the easiest paint
you ve cvcr used It' j'oes'on quickly, covers
smoothly without leaving roller marks' or
?vireaks, dries in minutes. No wonder every
one wants to paint their walls with Velvet.
NANTAHALA LUMBER CO.
Depot St. Dial LA 4-2133 Franklin, N. C.
For Surprises Galore
Like You Never Saw Before
Visit
JAMISON S 5 & 10* STORE
On
SIDEWALK CARNIVAL DAY
There is no telling what we will do . . . maybe for five minutes
we will sell beach balls for a nickel, or give away dimes. We don't
know for sure ourselves, but we guarantee more surprises than
any other place in town on Sidewalk Carnival Day ? So be there!
JAMISON'S 5 & 1(K STORE