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ALICE JANE SEAFORD
Seaford Jones
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Seaford of Route 2, Ad
vance, have announced the engagement of their
daughter. Alice Jane, to Robert Nelson Jones, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Jones of Route 3, Mocksville.
The wedding is being planned for October 17
at foir o'clock in the afternoon at Fork Baptist
Church.
Miss Seaford is a 1965 graduate of Davie County
High School and completed a beauty course at Cen
tral State Beauty College. She is employed at Mar
garet's Beauty Shop in Mocksville.
Mr. Jones, a graduate of Davie County High
School, completed the course at Winston-Salem Bar
ber School. He is employed at South-End Barber
Shop Mocksville.
iHow Duke Power's
"Good Neighbor Policy"
assures you an abundance
of low cost electricity
.
Almost every day of the week Duke Power trades electricity
with utilities in our neighboring states to serve you better.
It takes a vast network of high-voltage transmission
Unes-'intßFConnecHons'wecaH them-to make this kind of
trading possible. But Ift well worthwhile because* I
II It assures yo* of an abundant supply of electricity at
all times.
21 It means extra dependability of service,
3) And, of II help* m l»ep your electric rates
down.
How? Well, ft a fad that big generating plants open*
ate more efficiently than smal ones#.. and at less cost per
kilowatt, too. So at times it's actually more economical for
our neighbors to borrow power from our biggest and new
est plants than to operate their own small, less-efficient
older ones. And, of course, the tame holds true for us.
I Interconnection Is fust one mom example of the wo»
Duke Power and other investor-owned, tax-paying utilities
work togethe. to assure you on abundant supply of de
pendable eied.dty...at the lowest possible coat
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|22 S. Main St. Mocksville / N. C. Phone 634-2257
Celebrate
Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Phelps
celebrated their 33rd Wed
ding Anniversary last Friday,
September 3. They toured the
mountains of Western North
Carolina.
BIRTHS
ALLISON JENNINGS SELL
Mr. and Mrs. William Jen
nings Bryan Sell, Jr. of
Mocksville announce the birth
of their second daughter, Al
lison Jennings, on Tuesday,
August SI, at Davie County
Hospital. They have three
et er children. Beth, Timothy,
and Keith.
J.AMIE ANN WARWICK
Vr. and Mrs. Joe R. War
wick. Jr. of Elkin. announce
the birth of their first child,
a 5 lb. 12 ounce da-ifhter,
Jamie Ann, at H jg" Chatham
Hospital on August 31. Mrs.
Warwick is the former Miss
Jeannie Booe of Cooleemee.
Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Paul C. Booe,
and paternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Warwick. Sr.
of Laurinburg, North Caro
lina.
STRANGE CELEBRATION
St. Louis, Mo. On his
fifty-fifth wedding anniver
sary Charles H. King filed
suit for divorce. The Kings,
parents of nine grown chil
dren had been separated since
1942. King said his wife had
'a nagginp disposition and a
violent temper."
Angling may be said to be
so much like mathematics that
it can never be fully learnt.
—lsaac Walton.
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MRS. RICHARD BRANDON COULTER
. . . was Vivfiaa Elaine Epperson
Vivian Epperson And Richard
Coulter Marry At Wood leaf
Miss Vivian Elaine Epper
son became the bride of Ri
chard Brandon Coulter oo
Friday evening at seven o'-
clock at the home of the
bridegroom in Woodleaf.
The Reverend Alan B. Wells
of Unity Presbyterian Church,
Woodleaf officiated.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Porter
Epperson of Route 1, Salis
bury She is a 1965 graduate
of West Rowan High School
and is presently attending
Salisbury Business College
where s v e plans to graduate
in March of 1966.
The bridegroom is t .e son
of Mr. and Vrs. Flake Brady
Coulter of Woodleaf. He is
a 1963 graduate of West Ro
wan High School and attend
ed North Carolina State Col
lege at Raleigh. He is pres
ently attending Rowan Tech
nical Institute where he plans
to be graduated in October.
He is employed by Leisure
Lads. Inc.
The bride was given in
marriage by her father. She
wore a street-length gown of
white nylon eyelet taffeta ov
er ice blue peau de soie de
signed with a fitted bodice,
2 modified scoop neckline and
a beil-s-aped shirt finished
at the front waist with a self
aow holding four tiers of silk
illusion which formed a short
tram. Her shoulder - length
bouffant \eil of tiered silk
illusion fell frori a lace and
seed pearl crown and she
carried a white lace covered
Bible with a bouquet of lilies
of the valley and an orcnid.
Mrs. Charles Blume of
Spencei, the sister of the
bride, was the matron of ho
nor. She wore a pink street
length dress of whipped cream
crepe with a matching pill
box hat and shoes and car
ried a long stemmed pink
sensation rose.
Flake Brady Coulter was
best man for his son.
For their wedding trip to
Ocean Drive Beac'i, South
Carolina, the bride wore a
white nylon taffeta dress with
black accessories and the or
chid from her Bible.
The couple will be at home
on Route 6 after September
7.
RECEPTION
The parents of the bride
and groom honored the cou
ple at a reception at the
bridegroom's home following
the ceremony. Miss Jeanette
Hall and Mrs. Bette Coulter
assisted in serving.
The bride's table was cov
ered with a white Italian cut
work linen cloth and centered
with a crystal candelabrum
with epergnettes holding pink
carnations, white snapdragons
tuberoses and snowdrift pom
pons. The three - tier wed
ding cake, decorated on top
with a miniature bridal fig
urine, was wreathed with a
ruff of satin and lace. A
crystal punch bowl was at
the other end of the table.
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