MR. AND MRS. DAVIS WILLIAM ELI.IS were married Saturday.
July 2# In Chattanooga, Tenn. Mr*. Ellis is the former Miss Susie
Jane llrvson daughter of Mr. and Mrs, Carl Brvson of Waynes
ville. (Photo by Jimmy's Photo Shop.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Br.vson have
as their guests al their homr in
Hazelwood Mr. and Mrs. A. O.
Stampley and their sons, Bobby
and Andy, Jr., and Mrs. Z. V.
Shope, ail of Portsmouth, Va Mrs
Stampley Is Mrs. Bryson's sister
and Mrs. Shope is their mother.
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Susie Bryson
Is Bride Of
Davis W. Ellis
Miss Susie Jane Brvsun of Chat
tanooga. Tenii . daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Carl Bryson of Waynes*
ville. became the bride of Davis
William Ellis, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Ellis of Clinton, S. C.. Sat
urday, July 28, at 8 p.m. in the
Spring Creek Baptist Church at
Chattanooga.
The Rev. George E Williamson
performed the ceremony and wed
ding music was presented by
Charles Lane, vocalist, and Mrs.
J I). Harden, organist
The bride was given in marriage
by her brother-in-law, Lawrence
W. Lepley She wore a ballerina
length dress of white embroidered
organdy over talTetu and matching
organdy mills Her two-tiered veil
of illusion fell from a cap en-1
crusted with seed pearls and she
carried a white orchid on a white
Bib! \
Mrs Lawrence Lepley, sister of
the bride, was matron of honor.
[She wore a ballerina-length dress
I of light blue embroidered organdy
lover taffeta with matching hat and
carried a bouquet of pink asters.
Russell Stone was best man.
A reception was held following
the ceremony in the home of Mr.I
and Mrs. Lepley, with whom the,
bride made her home.
Mrs Bryson, mother of the
bride, wore a black linen dress with |
while accessories and a corsage of j
white carnations The mother of
the bridegroom wore blue with
white accessories and corsage.
For a wedding trip the bride
wore a powder blue linen sheath
dress With accents of white and
the white orchid from her Bible, |
Mrs. Ellis has been employed j
as secretary of the Spring Creek
Baptist Church in Chattanooga.
Mr. Ellis is a graduate of the
University of South Carolina and
is now employed with the U. S.
Geological Survey at Topeka, Kas ,
where the couple will make their
homo
Among the out - of-town guests
at the wedding were Mr and Mrs
Robert Davis, Mr and Mrs Carlyle;
Davis, Lynne Davis, Mrs. Hobart
Green. Mr and Mrs. Ted Reeves ;
Mrs Howard Phillips, and Duane (
and Mack Bryson, all of Waynes
vi He.
Waynesville
Kindergarten
Sets Opening
The Waynesville Kindergarten
will begin Its fifteenth year on
Wednesday. September 5, in the
First Methodist Church.
The kindergarten, taught by Mrs.
F K Herman, will enroll children
three and a half to six years old.
Mrs. Mollis Chase is assistant to
Mrs. flerinar.
/>n orientation period for new
children and their mothers wilt be
he|d Tuesday afternoon September
4 from 3 to 3 o'clock.
The kindergarten program in
cludes free play, directed play,
work periods, singing and folk
dancing, rhythm band, stories,
dramatizations, devotions. *a rest
period, and mid-morning snack.
Mrs. Herman may be reached
at her home In Thomas Park after
C p.m. for further Information.
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The Mikado
To Be Presented
At High Valley
The Gilbert and Sullivan opern.
"The Mikado." will be presented
by campers at High Valley, Wed
nesday, August 22. at 8 p m.
Directed by Sol Cohen, this will
be an open air production to which
the public is invited No admission
will be charged.
High Valley Camp is located
near Cruso at the old Gwyn farm.
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Shower Given For Miss
Trantham In Thiekety
Mrs. Troy Ford. Mrs. Frank
Ford and Mrs. Max Yarborough
wore hostesses Friday evening at i
a lingerie shower, honoring Miss
Jean Trantham. bride-elect of
Charles David Littlejohn of Hud
son.
A color scheme of pink and
white was used In the house decor
ations and in refreshments.
The honoree wms presented a
pink and white corsage by the
hostesses, and received a number
of lovely gifts.
| The guests included Mrs. A. J.
Trantham, mother of the bride
elect, Mrs. Sara Lee Hipps, Mrs.
Irene C'ogburn. Mrs. Grady Tran
tham, Mrs. Kva Martin, Mrs. J F..
Moore. Mrs. Mary Rose, Mrs. Gwyn
Broyles, Mrs. Olen Tatham; Misses
Joan Owen, Grace Sides. Mary
Lou Tatham, Barbara Cars well and i
Estelana Robinson.
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Ccanton Bride-Elect
Is Honored At Parties
Miss Carolyn Lucille Campbell,
Canton bride-elect, was honored
at two parties this week.
On Tuesday Mrs. Howard Myers
and her daughter. Miss June
Myers entertained at a luncheon !
for Miss Campbell in their home
on Johnson Street. Canton.
The guests included Mrs. T,ee
Roy Campbell, Mrs. William J
Devlin. Mrs. Roy Medford, Mrs.
Linden Burch, Miss Edi'h Carolyn
Hutchlns. and Miss Carolyn Cabs1.
Miss Campbell was honored a
gain on Wednesday morning when
Mrs. C. C. Polndexter and her
daughter. Miss Martha Poindexter,
entertained at a coco-cola party.
MR AND MRS. ROBERT HENRY Bl'RRESS were married Sun
day in the Beulah Baptist Church. Mrs. Burress is the former
Miss Freda <?re> llipps, daughter of Mr. and Mrs: Chester Jack
llipps of Canton. (Photo by Paul's Studio).
Freda Grey Hipps Weds
Robert Henry Burress
Miss Freda Grey llipps, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Chester Jack
llipps of Canton, became the
bride of Robert Henry Burress,
son of Mrs. William Henry Bur
ress of Canton, and the late Mr.
Burress, Sunday. August 12, at 4
p.m. in the Beuiah Baptist j
Church.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. E. C. Revis, pastor of
the church, A program of wedding
music was presented by Mrs.
Charles Ward, pianist, of Canton,
and Miss Jewel Hhinehart, vocal
ist, of Clyde.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a waltz length
gown of white embroidered or
gandy, fashioned with short cap t
sleeves, round neckline, and full
skirt
Her three tiered veil of illusion
was attached to a cap of matching ]
organdy, and she wore mitts of
tulle. She carried a white Bible, a
gift of the Y.W.A. of the church,
covered with a white orchid and
baby's breath, and showered with i
streamers.
ller only ornament was a single j
strand of pearls, a gift of the
bridegroom.
Miss Rita Mae Hipps was her
sister's maid of honor, and Mrs.
Roy Jenkins, sister of the bride
groom. was matron of honor. Their
dresses were of orchid embroider- j
ed organdy over taffeta, designed I
with fitted bodice, and full skirts j
with wide sashes. They wore i
bandeaux of orchid and yellow '
flowers, and carried bouuets of
yellow carnations and gladioli.
Miss Katy Hipps, sister of the
bride, was flower girl. Hft dress
of yellow organdy was designed
like those iof the honor attendants.
She carried a basket of rose petals.
William R Wooten of Clyde was
best man. Ushers weer Wayne
Harris and Max West of Canton,
and Henry Shook of Clyde Tom
my David Moore, cousin of the ;
bride, was ringboarer.
Following tlie ceremony a re- .
ccption was held on the lawn at
the home of the bride's parents
Assisting were: Miss Mary Sue
Mann, Mis. Robert Atkinson, Mrs.
Woodrow W. Moore, Mrs. Wayne
Harris, Mrs. George Rogers, Mrs.
Spelhnan McClure, Miss Barbar
Sue McGowan, Mrs. Claude Moore.
Mrs. Glenn Stamey, Mrs. Orville
Kyle, and Mrs Charles Moore.
The couple left for a wedding
trip to Myrtle Beach, S. C. For
traveling, the bride wore a beige
linen suit embroidered in green, I
beige accessories,' and the orchid
from her Bible.
They will make their home at 2 j
Newfound St. in Canton.
Mrs. Burress was graduated
from Clyde High School and Blan
ton's Business College. She is
presently employed by radio sta
tion WWlT in Canton.
Mr. Burress, a graduate of Can- j
ton High School, served three ,
years in the U- S. Marine Corps
He is employed in the chemical re- i
search department of the Ameri
can Enka Corporation.
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Legion Auxiliary
To Meet Tuesday
A regular meeting of the Auxili
ary of the American Legion will
be held Tuesday, August 21. at 8
p m. in the Legion Hall.
A dinner planned for this time
with the Legion has been post
poned.
Mrs. Robert Hall will conduct '
the meeting. |
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Personals
Mr. and Mrs. James Walker and
children of Fine BlufT. Ark are
visiting Mr. Walker's parents, Mr
and Mrs. Nathan Walker, at Clyde
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Mr and Mrs. Thad O. Chafin
have returned from a visit with
Mr Chafin's brother, \V. M. Chaf
in, at Lexington. Ga.
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Mrs. Charles Hadgett left yes
terday for her home in Knoxville j
after visiting her mother Mrs W
T. Denton.
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Dr. and Mrs. Grover Mack Davis
and their children. Roger and Re
becca. of Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.. are
visiting the former's parents, Mr
and Mrs. Grover C. Davis, in thei:
home on Walnut Street.
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Mr and Mrs Frank McDowell
of Greensboro are guests of the
former's parents. Mr. and Mrs
J H. McDowell, in Clyde.
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Mr. and Mrs D. Lee Ballard
and their son. Lee. of Augusta. Ga.. ;
will arrive tomorrow for a visit
with the former's mother, Mrs L
J. ltahard. at Lake Junaluskn g
Miss Palmer
[s Honored
At Shower
Miss Elsie Palmer, bride-elect
of Roger Hyatt of Canton, was
honored Wednesday night at a '
miscellaneous shower given by the '
Woman's Society of Christian Ser
vice of Maple Grove Methodist
Church. The affair was held in the j
home of Mrs Ed Glavich
Pastel colors were used in the i
(lower arrangements and the party
appointments.
Assisting in serving were Mrs.
Hardy Liner, president of the
WSCS, Mr*. Leonard Leatherwood,
and Miss Nancy Leatherwood.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Franklin
are spending this week in Atlantic
City, N. J. Mr. Franklin won the
all-expense paid trip for outstand
ing work during the past year with
State Capital Life Insurance Com
pany.
Margaret Jane Wykle
Is Honored At Luncheon
Miss Margaret Jane Wykle of
Canton, bride-elect of William
Harold Collins, was honored at a j
luncheon Wednesday given by
0 ' '
Miss Drayton shull, also of Can
ton. in her home on Forest Hill
Drive.
Guests included Miss Wykle,
Miss Ci-iie seaman. Miss Ann
Gates, Miss Mildred DucVett, Miss
Atwood Westmoreland, Miss June
Myers, and Miss Melissa Osborne. 1
Mis* Elsie Palmer, whose mar.
riagre to Roger Hyatt will take
plare September 1, has honored us
with her selections or Silver,
China and Crystal. Her patterns
are:
Silver?"French Provincial" by
Towle.
I
China?"Brookmere" by Flint
ridge.
Crystal?"Reflection" by Fos
toria.
They are now on display at
Kl'RT CANS, Jeweler
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THE
WAYNESVILLE KINDERGARTEN '1
Will Reopen Sept. 5
in the
First Methodist Church
Mrs. E. K. Herman Mrs. Hollis Chase
GLendale 6-361.'I GLendale 6-53.17
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on upkeep! srfil
Some of
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Use Our Lay-Away Plan
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