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. Faison News& Socials
CHURCHES PERSONALS A DOLT PEOPLE
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PERSONALS
fHudson-Daughtry Vcd Thanksgiving 'SXoI&t&Z
Day In Faison Presbyterian Church ;
I Miss Ellen Christine Daughiry. iitte J bodice with cummerbund.
daughter of 'Mr. and Mrs. Wade .The bouffant skirt was caught up In black accessories., She wore the or-
Wooaiow Unuehtry of Faison, and an apron effect in Dac - uv a chid lifted ..front .her h wadding bou
"William Daniel Hudson, son of Mrs. n 01 velvet roses. They wore qvet. ' 1 ,s,t- .
..Percy Hudson of Dunn and the late matching bandeaux witn uinauon yo::oH,ng inj ceremnt)y tne cou.
Mr.nuason, were unuea ig- mp j u lmu jiw-J"
degree at East
e current
ly teaching at Hobbton High- School.
I? or Uavemig the bride Changed
to a wool suit of royal blue with
I ' .. I Study at the Church' Miss Eliza
. ems, Mr. and Mrs. J. K. Taylor, -.i. mrin ... thi- riovntinnni i-inm Thnirrivina- nv- at s-m n. 1 net-tone 'chrysanthemums showered
I " - wweet "-" ---wo" " "- - w - er -
Mrs. Russell Wells of. Fay-
PiiKiip fiescott df New
Miss Treasure ; Hodges
The vows were spoken before a 1 of Washington, all wore identical
. i . " , . " jvi irs. ; r-va raiierion preseniea uie tn. me r Bison rreuyiwi iun vnui-1 wtw
H. Dnrdeit swit u" 1 v?" ?.':.7 . program. . ch with the pastor of the bride, the esmaids,
In Wash- owm' a- WJ",ams Mrs. J. J.,Cibbons spent the hoi- Rev, W. T-- Perkins, officiating- at ms
' ' -I - - ' . . idays with Mrs. Ollie ; Herrlne in the double-rinir ceremony. Bern and
! Mr and Mrs J
(he Thanksgiving holidays'
ington, D:C ; '
,? Mr. and Mrs. A. Oust of Ports.' r" -. cUnton.
mouth. Va .soent torn.- week end - T .,,a!". ;: Mrs. N. K. Oates and Mrs. C D background of Mexican emerald , dresses and carried similar bou-
with Mr and Mrs M. L.,:fJroome. I. ' nwuwr mrs. m. McCullen are visitinz ,The Dari ! fern, southern . smUax. plumosus quels
Mrs. Ogg and Mrs. Groome or sis-1 "J 1 i, . v j Shines in Latta. S. C.1- v 'ern and brass candelabra holding S est man was Hobert J. -Hudson
crs . K , ; 1 ' , and ,-5, Bl A"10"! Colle-e Students ' lighted cathedral tapers. The altar of Raeford. brother of the bride-
""-" nun na lh hnlMom nr Ih Ihsi. ! uoi flonlrai) on hai M, hv M prnnm. IJRnftrfl Wfiri Mllcneil Ann
. . . M - . n -.V..MH . INUUiya HIUI M.V.t I J - - '
mic, a mower, jirs. o. c. ,,., tI rQf00 pknrioc knn urn tWcA mith uhlta aniin. rhArlpji nmiphtrv bmthem of the
Daughtry, Worth Bowman and Mar- dragons. 1 i Ju -V Dnae KU8seu weus 01 ayeitevuie,
iar.na McCullen of E. C .C. In Green f The weddine music" wm nremnt. ? Clifton Jackson of Raleigh, . Roland
I Mrs. ; W. E. Lewi ?. visited
Earl Lewii'es; ;in, Richlands
' week
the!
pie received in the vestiblue of the
church. Mesdames M. C. Fowden,
J. B. Stroud, Jr., directed th -wedding.
- -Miss
Blanche Lewis and Mrs.
Ralph Dad, couSics of the bride1, presented Miss Daughtry and while
presided at the guest register. .
MISS DAUGHTRY . ' v ,
HONORED AT SHOWER
Miss Christine Daughtry, bride
elect of Dan Hudson, was honored
at the Shady Grove Baptist activity
building on November 10, with a
floating miscellaneous shower.
Hostesses, for the ' occasion were
Mrs. Dewey Hudson, Mrs. Hubert
Jackson, ' Mrs. Oleta Jackson and
Miss Thelma Jackson.
A lovely white mom corsage was
c.i; . i c i)
door I v . . s. I. !:crt J..
bride's ti ' r, I.Irs. V. ' .
try, and t a groom's u:
ceiv'pg I sii;j'i ;
The r .! t . v 5
rated with an an,.
white chrysantlio.. !. i... t
wedding party t r3, we
mints, 6 i salted i, i w s
by the hostesses. I. U.Ji
ceceived many beau....,l and
ful gilts. ' i.
Rrio in rtttr ft r
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.v i Hi r. hiiu nriia.--A. nriiiianiHiin jr
i Mrs. T. K. Faison visited. her dnu an ot Charlotte spent s the
ihter,' Mrs. Guioh Eubaiks; andweek end wiUl Mr Williamson's sis
family in Kensington. Md. over the r, Mrs. H. S. Precythe and fam
holidays. Mrs, Faison 's son T. K.
Jr.,, of Washington. D .C. joined ' Mrs- D- H. Clifton of Clinton was
them for ThanJuMvin? Day ! the week end P168 of Mrs- N- F
: Miss Louise Hatcher of the McColman and family.
Greensboro School fxultv snent the I Mr- and Mrs-' D- Newton spent
holidays fa - town ith friends. the week nd relatives in Rae
jMr.tand, Mrs. .Kenneth-; Taylor iorA
2nd 'children oi tatesviIle '.spent Mr. and Mrs. C. b. McCullen
(he IwlidSys with Mr . Taylor's par- had as their guests over the holi
P 'i. ,i . , days their daughter. Miss Sybir Mc
Cullen junior at U. N. C. in Chapel
Hill and Ollie K!ss of New Jersey;'
. Miss Eleanor Smith of Robei son-
w.. m
mm.
ville, N. C. and David Swain of Sunday at the Sutton home in Sut
Raleigh were the guests of Miss 'on Town. The luncheon was honor-
Bert Stroud over the week end.-' ! 'n8 Miss Gloria Thomas and Jpmes
ville; ' John McKinley from David
son: Brooks' Cates and John Clif
ton from U. N. C. in Chapel Hill.
A. W. King, Jr.. from Wilmlngotn
College; Jack Precythe, and Doug
Kennedy from Frederick College in
Virginia. . .
Miss Thomas
Honored
Mrs. James Cottle, Mrs. J. H. j
Darden, Mrs. D. B. Sutton Mrs. i
ghtry. entertained with a luncheon tierd tjTe"' b.ack.
ed by Miss Be:.a Stroud, organist,
Mrs.. Donnell Taylor, , soloist, who
sang, : Because, and : Mrs. Taylor
and ivfrs. C. D. 'McCullen who sang
The Wedding Benediction and The
Lord Bless You and Keep You. .
' Given in marriage by her father1,
the bride wore a crown of Italian
si'k and Chantilly lace , fashioned
with fitted bodice featuring a Sab
rina neckline of scalloped lace stud
ded with, pearls and irrldescents,
long sleeves tapering over the
hinds. The bouffant skirt featured
Let b gear yokr watch to spUt
seeoiid performance, restore
your ' Jewelry to remembered
glory; Moderate prices.
Samsoaite ' Laggage
TURNER'S
; t JEWELRY
-Warsaw, N. C 1
scalloped lace extendine into a "li'i-
I "el --in. She. : wore a ' matching
mantilla of lace which fell from
a cap of imported lace and orange
blossoms. She - carried a cascade
bouquet of white snow crystal chr
ysantheniunis and white orchid
showered with bridal ribbons.
Matron of honor was the elder
sister of the bride, Mrs. Roland
Parker of Charlotte, Maid of honor
ivao tha vnlinooli cictai nf tVin KiIa
Mr. and Mrs. JamesR. Cooper flower arrangements with candles Miss Elizabeth Daughtry 0f Raleigh
and son Roscoe of Fayetteville 'centered all the tables. A three ,Tha mnr malt, Jl,C ; j, f
. . , , . i .... . nv. utcaaca
iciii inauKsgiving wnn mrs. coop-: course (urxey luncpeon was ser
er's parents, Mr.- and Mrs. Roscoe j ved. . ,
Mr. and Mrs. A R. Hicks Jr. vis
ited the A. R. Hicks IHrd in Phila
delphia over the holidays.
' Mr. and Mrs. M. C Bowden.hod
for their guests during the holidays,
Mr. and Mrs. David Gillis of Cha-
Cavenaugh, both of 'Warsaw, b) 'da!
couple elect of Saturday.
The bride was presented "a cors
age of white, mums on arrival. The
welding party was seated at the
dining room table. Auxiliary tables
pel Hilt and Mr. and Mrs. Boyd were arranged in the two rooms for
Wilson and daughter of Burlington, the remaining, thirty guests.. White
Parker of Charlotte, brother-in-law
of . the. bride, and Palmer Hudson i
of ureenvnie.
The mother of the bride chose for I
her daughter's wedding ' a street-
length dress of champaign brocade ' I
with . matching accessories. She
wore a purple orchid corsage. The
bridegroom s mother was attired
in a green brocade dress and wore i
a pUrpIe orchid. '
The bride received her M. A. de-
' ree at East Carolina ' College in :
Greenville; the bridegroom also re-
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BOSTON, LOS ANGELES
LONDON
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Cooper
Mr .and Mrs. W. C. Mangum and
children spent the holidays with the
W. W. Reids in Fletcher.
Mrs. J. R. Crowe spent the holi
days in Richmond. ,
S'iss Mary Ann Oates of Wilming
ton School faculty spent the holi
days with her mother, Mrs. John
Oates.
The Presbyterian Women of the
church met Monday in the Pastor's
The hostesses presented the bri
dal couple china in their chosen
pattern.
Weddnig
Breakfast
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TEAM UP
t PARTY
SNACKS
: VITH
NEW
LEMON-LIME
DRINK
6 PACK CARTON
Mrs. C. D. McCullen, Mrs. N. K.
Oates and Mrs. N. F. McColman
entertained- the Hudson-Daughtry
wedding party and out of town
guests at a breakfast Thursday at
twelve o'colck in the Community
Building - Forty people attended
the breakfast. The turkey breakfast
was served buffet from the dining
table. The banquet table was in the
Assembly Room. Both rooms were
decorated with white arrangements.
After Rehearsal
Party
Mrs! Rowland . Parker of Char-
They wore waltz-length
leaf green peau de soie styled with
lotte and Miss. Elizabeth Daughtry
of Raleigh, honored the Hudson,
Daughtry Wedding party Wednes
day night in the Assembly room of
the Presbyterian Sunday School.
Mrs. Parker and Miss Daughtry are
sisters of the bride,- Miss Christine
Daugtry.
. The room was' prettily ' decorated
with white flowers and candles. The
refreshment table, covered with a
cut work linen imported cloth was
centered, with an arrangement of
white mums and snapdragons in
a crystal container -' crystal pun
ch bowl and candelabra were' used
on the table.
Mrs, Parker served lime punch.
Miss Elizabeth Daughtry served
wedding cake, salted nuts, pink
and white wedding bell mints. The
brides maids assisted m serving
Mrs. Wade Daughtry . the bride's
mother was hostess at large.
Around 35 attended.
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