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pUKt GRADUATES SPEAK
: :VOWS, IN WARSAW :
. i. .-uss ' vuaim Anne itoiiias, dau
' fUiter of Mr, and Mrs. 'Glenn WU
liam Rollins of Warsaw, and W11-
Villain 'Edward Chalken, ,som ot Mr.
Aaod Mrs.! Leon JSdward Chaikeiv of
i , XMirnam, were united hi marriage
f ve o'clock oh. Saturday, tJuif
P S 3 ?lflt, ' .at: the' First Baptist Church
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. 1 IThe bride's pastort 'the Reverend
,f ) fwtmar fi. rartterson, officiated us
ing the double ring ceremony,.:
5 ; Preceding if,th(( cerempjiy.i, Mrsj
. William, James Middleton, Jr., or
, 'iidst,played J'To A, WHd RoseJ-4
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floral greenery with burning white
tapers in six seven - branehed can
delabra and spiral candelabra on
either end: iyiv,;.,
,!the bride was fflven in rna'iriaRe
bj her father. She wore a; fitted
gown of white peau de" soir with
a ftand of self scroll cording em
broidered with seed pearls at the
Waist and extending in pofoM ever
the tops of the pleats, of a chapel
lebgth; train, Herliinges Up. veil of
illusion; was attached to'" an orange
blossom crown of mock pearls. She
carried an embroidered face1, han
dkerchief of her paternal grandmo
ther, the late Mrs.- Oeorge Willie
Rellinsi and a' cascade- of Cimbi-
; djum orchids and' 8terhanotis,r
The mafd olhoiior, Miss Margaret
Gall Paf ford of Durham, and Slue
field.C West Vkjririia..wore. a bal-
teriha leifrth dress of pink pure silk
orin ;witb lace bodice and skirt
Applique: Her headpiece was a Miss
Lillian Epsey original of pure silk
to save
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fashioned Into ft. three bow effect
with ft ftill ctcular , veil. She arr
ried a Nosegay e-f. pink and white
roe. .' wcV.'-'.'.'ix' 'iv'V
The' bridtunaids weri, MJm Syl.
ri Kay Han of Durturrt and Owr
lotte, and Mr.' Doagtaai McCall of
RhodhU. Their atllre wao Identical
to the hahof attendant. -j; f r
: Mr. Chaifcea was beat man for
hil ion.' Ushers were Robert Chm
ken of thirbam, Lous Ser PnraeJI
i)f Alexandria, Virjginia,r John
ting of Asheville and Olenn William
Rolltaa, : it:, -of Wjliw.ey-'?r'
, The bride's mother were a diets
of phtkjpure silk with circle neck'
line designed with pearl aod rhhv
estones ever lace with matching ao
cessorics and a white -eurjidimn
orchid eorsaKe..;; iC&t-rv&.'it"
The mother of ' the " bridegroom
chose a beige lace sheath with ma-'
tching accessories aceented with a
bronse' orchid, i ; ' . '
The bride's matemar grandmo
ther, . Mrs, Graham Wells of Wa1
lace, wore a blue embroidered Silk
chiffon dress With matching acces
sories and a lavender orchid cor
sage. f
The bride received a B. S. de
gree tn Nursing , from puke Univer
s ity in June. She was chosen as a
member of Santa j.Filomena (Nurs
ing honorary) arid named to Who's
Who In American Colleges and Uni
versities. .
'The bridegroom, ahw June gra;
duate of Duke University, received
his A. - B,' degree in political sci
ence: He is a member Of Phi Kap
pa Psi Social iFraterriity. . - i,'
For traveling the bride' wore a
bone summer wool s nit with brown
accessories ' and - a bronze eorfwe
After a wedding trip, the couple
will be at home at 3904 Hope Valley
Read Durham.' . .. vI
Mrs, .Sterling "wVMartine direc
ted the wedding asi'sted by Mrs.
Avon Sharpe. v ,
. ;' ' Out ' of . tswa ; Gnests '' '
Among the out-of-town guests at
tending' the 1 Cbaiken-Rollins wed
ding were: Mr. and Mrs. Loren.R.
Withers and : childrea:, 'PatUe and
Andy Withers;, Mr. and Mrs. Frei
Whither and children, Lynn, Mary
Brooks 'and Claire Whitner; Mr,
Graysori Hall Via, Mn and Mm.
Richard Spong,' Mr. and Mrs. H,
N. Haines, Mr. and Mrs. J. N. Mae
duff. Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Ralston,'
Mr. and Mrs; Fred M. White. Mr.
Robert : Chahton, Mr and Mrs. L,
E. Chaiken ant sonf Dickie ChaJ
ken; Misses' Margaret Gail Paf ford
and Sylvia1: KjRjTT&fTof Durhani;
Miss Jttdy Shoemaher aad Mr. Gra
ham Wells, III. of Chapel Hill; Mte
Helen Aline Pnrkinson and Mr,
Keith Hobbs .ot Greenville, North
Carolina; Dr. and Mrs, George H. I
Hepting and Mr. John Heptin-r of
Asheville; Mrs. Paul Sharpe of Le-!
noir, ; Mr. .'and Mrs. Doorlass Mc-
Call of Rhodhis, Miss Peggie;, Li-
In Warsaw
WITH. A FRJGIDAIRE I FREEZER ,
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FRIGIDAIRE
mooucT or- osNKStAi.. MOTonss
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mer of Sumter, South Carolina; Mr.
luis So.yji' ParheW of Alexandria,
Vh-ginfa; Mr. Charles R, Silkett of
Washineton, D. C.j Mr and Mr.
VtrgA Rolllnt of Moiling, S. Mrs.
Graham 'Weiti and Mrs. Marajrel
Wall . at Waltotef Mi Margaret
Williams, -Mrs. W, J. Rittem on,
Mrs. B. A. Newton;! Mrs. -O. V,
Gooding; Mrs. John A Carta, Mr.
B, V. Wells, and Mr. Uuise W..
. Mitchell, Mrs, N. B. Boney of Ken
Mep-tJimsTille,, Mr. Sam Trey, Jr.,' and
Mr, aad Mrs. James LeRoy Wells
of WUmlngton. ,
V-;;.i:'6 BUFFET SUPPER
following the reception, Mr. and
Mrs. Rollins, entertained the wed
ding party and out-of-town guests
at a buffet supper at their home on
Plank Street. r:'v:-:',W: ;'"
. The home was beautifully deco
rated With pint; and white summer
flowers,' marnolUs; and three brin
ched candelabra wtb buming pink
tapera carrying, out pink air
white motif. In- the gift room the
mantle was centered wth is pink
ncsegay. ivey and oW fMhioned fi
gurenes.: :i- .:;?- '
i Mr. am' Mrs. Pollins invited the
guests into the dima? tuom and the
table was overlaid with a white mo
saic embroidered Ifoen cloth Thirty
guests- were served delicious con
gealed1 fruit-; salad,;; ham biscuits,
spiced crab apples, open-face sand
wiches, assorted crackers, potato
chips,- dainty- pattie shells filled
with chicken salad, iced tea, ice
ereani and weddkr geake. :-. '
Mrs. Emily Honeycutt, assisted
by. Mrs. Louise Mitchell. Mrs. Frank
Hayslip, catered the, affair.
1 RECEPTION
i : Im'medaitely following, the cere
mony, the bride's parents enter
tained at a reception held in the
Church Parlors. , , '
1 Greeting the '.pjiests were Mr.
and Mrs. John. Anderson Johnson,
Mrs. W. A. Carter and Mrs. Edgar
:Pollock presided at 'the bride's re
gistry. Msr. Avon Sharpe welcomed
(ithe guests and Mr. and Mrs. Ro
bert L. .West presented them to the
receiving line composed of. the pa
rents of the bride arid groom, Mrs.
Graham Wells, 'grandmother of the
bride, and members of the wedding
party, ;..' .
Mrs. B. F. Hobbs and Mrs. J. P.
Harmon assisted by Mr.- Virgil Rol
lins directed the guests to the re
ception table that was thrpwn with
a white cloth overlaid with white
net. A .nosegay, of pink roses with
tiny pink .earners caught each
corner. Thelarge table held .two
five branched' silver cupid candel
abra on either side of a silver cu
pid holding an apergne filled with
a flprai arrangement of pink emrp-
dim, end' roses and rrsting on
a silver reflector. ;t.''hnw i .
A separate table ceverei With a
lined white nylon cloth with pink
rose appliques around the. border.
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WARSAW CHURCH. SOCIALS
bold the three-tiered wedding cake
and two . three branch candelabra
with burning' pink Canute. ; .'''
'' Mrs.. Louise MitcheU of Kenans
rilie served individual bridal takes
fn-m a largo silver trav at eae ead
)f the table, assisted by Mrs Mao
jjrret Wells ef Wallace ' Mrs,- Gee
:fce Hepting, aunt oi lhe 'nroom, ef
Asheville, poured pu" from a sti
ves punch bowl at the opposite end
o the table; J The. pucVs served
toasted pecaas.- Assisting in serving
ere Miss Pegnie Uwt Of Sirv
fer. South Carolina, Mrs. Ralph Ho-'
aeycutt, miss Helen Tonrans, Mrs.
W. C. Martin and Mrs. Emmons
fkMrner. ' . .
: Goodbyes were'sald by Mr. R. V.
WeBs ot Kenansville and the Rev
erend and Mrs. L. T. Wilson, !
After the guests bad been served,
the- bride and groom cut the wed
ding eaM and Mrs, Mitchell served
the wedding party add parents.
? 'Hostesses 'at the home Where the
many beautiful gifts were display
ed were' Mrs. Frank Hayslip, and
Mrs. Virgil Rollins assisted earlier
in the afternoon by Mrs. A. IB. Bai
oes and Mrs. Ed Hill. "
'' - DINNER PARTY
V On Friday evening,, Mr. and Mrs.
Avon Sharpe and Mrs. W. A. Carter
honored Miss Judy Rollins, bride
elect, and the Wedding party with
a dinner at their home on Center
Street at 7:1S o'clock.
Upon arrival of the guests, Mrs.
Sharpe pinned a beautiful white
carnation corsage on the honoree,
The guests were invited into the
dining room where Mrs. J. P. bar
men poured tomato' Juice from a cr
ystal bowl. The dining table was
covered with a white cutwork li
nen cloth and centered with a five
branched candelabra holding an
epergne filled with pink snapdra
gons and pink and white roses and
miniature ivy.
A beautiful Victorian arrange
ment of pink snapdragons and roses
graced the chest in the living roor.
On individual 'dining tables cov
ered with white cloths, pink can
HJps in hurricane lamps burned
brightly. ' .'
The hostesses chose for therr
menu chilcken'a.la King in noodle
nests, frozen fruit salad ard trench;
green beans, ham biscuits, tea and
frozen pineapple pie.
Those enjoying this delightful din
ner were the bride-elect, Miss Judy
Rollins; the 'groom, Mr. William
Edward Chaiken, ' Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Rollins, Misses Gail Pafford,
Kay Hart Ann Parkinson, Barbara
Hauner, Mrs, W. i. Middleton. Jr.,
antf Messrs: Sill RolHns, Bob Chai
ken, Louie Peurnell, John Hepting.
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas McCall and
Mrs. S. W. Marriner.
REHEARSAL BREAKFAST "
Prior to rehearsal on Saturday,
morning, July 21st, Mr. and Mrsr
Robert L. West entertained the fhs
iken - Rollins wedding party at a
freeze
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breakfast honoring Miss Judith An
ne RoUtnts and Mr. William Ed
ward Chaikem '''.;;' 11 :
The buffet was adorned with a
love bird scene flanked by tapers
In crystall candelabra. The break
fast table was covered with a bea
utiful maderla cloth and centered
with an arrangement of white and
thistle mums,
' Guests included the honoress and
Mrs. Dodelas McCall, Miss Gail
Pafford, Kay Hart, Aime Parkin-
gon, Messrs. Robert Chaiken. John
Heptlng, Lodie Purnell and Bill
Rollins.
AFTER REHEARSAL LUNCHEON
Following' the rehearsal on Satur
day' morning at 10:30 o'clock, the
Chaiken-RoIUns wedding party and
guests were invited tor the Coun
try Squire at 12:30 o'clock for a de
lightful luncheon Mr. and Mrs. I.eon
Edward Chaiken, parents of the
groom were, hosts.
' Hors d oeuvres were enjoyed in
the Squire's Pantry before lunch
eon was served in the main dining
room.
The tables were tastefully deco
rated in keeping wiUi the early An'
er'can decor of the dining room
.The centerpiele was an arrange
ment of white gladious and green
ery with white rand In in old can
dle molds. .' ...
Mon., Tues., Thurs. 8:30-6:30
Wed. 8:30 a. m. - 12:30 p. m.
Fri. 8:30 A. M. to 7:00 P. M.
Sat. 8:30 A. M. to 8:00 P. M.
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Marvel Brand All Flavors
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Choc., Banana, Lemon
Cocoanut
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VINE RIPE
MELONS
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The" bride and groom eacit-pre-
sen ted gifts to their attendants and
the bride also' remembered these
assisting in her wedding; , '
The menu was Chinese elmond
duck, baked potato with dressings,
french string beans,: tossed salad,
frencb bread and hot soils, tea and
coffee. For dessert, Mr. West ser
ved melon balls centered with a
flaming brandied cherry from a
mete, bait :..
Those attending were the bride
and., groom. Misses Gail Pafford,
Kay Hart, Ann Parkinson Barbara
Hanner, Helen Torrans, Mesrs. Jack
Hepting, Louie PemeB, ' Bob Chai
ken, Bill Rollins, Grayson Via, Mr.
and Mrs. Oouglass McCall, Mr. and
Mrs. Glenn Rollins, Mrs. Graham
Wells, Dr. and Mrs. George Hapt
ing, Mrs. Louise Mitchell, Mr. R.
V. Wells, ' Dickie Chaiken Mrs. S.
W. Marriner, Mrs. W. 'J. Middleton,
Jr., Mrs. Avon Sharpe, and Rev.
Delmar E. Parkerson.
Persona1
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Mrs. H. J. Kinlaw of Clinton vi
sited, with her son and family, Mr.
and Mrs. M. L. Kinlaw Wednesday
of last week. ,
Friends of Mrs. Eerman Hollings
worth win regret to learn that she
is a patient in Duplin General Hos
pital. (Friends of Dr. O. S. Matthews will
be glad1 to learn he has returned
home from N. C. Memorial Hospital
in Chapel Hill
Mrs. Florence Houston, Mrs. El
wood Revelle and girls, Connie,
Judy, and Gail spent Thursday in
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6-6 oz. cans 89c 2-12 pz cans 55c
"OUR FINEST" A & P FROZEN SLICED
STRAWBERRIES
10 oz. pkg. 19c lib. pkg. 29c
Blueberries
Crate $2.95 Pint 29c
Are Effective Thru Saturday
Wilmington and at Carolina IU
' Little playmates f -Leslie Et,
daughter ef Mr., and Mrs. Bill Ec t
urilL regret to learn that she under-;
went a tonsillectomy in Babies Hos
pital .to WUmlngton Wdky,
Mrs. Joe Komegay and son Joe $
Jr. returned heme Sunday after. f4.
ending the week at Morehead wh t
her, sister and children, Mrs. Gra
ham Quian. '
; Rev. and Mrs.. 3: Paul Edward!
Sid children of Troy spent av few
ays with Mr. and Mrf, WaUej
Bosth! Sr. this week. ,
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