kCoofeemte Journal. VtMiy, Aug 27, t%9
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Mory E. Thompson
Now Is Mrs. Ijames
The Kev JUrws F Shealy
ofikwitdl Saturday whe* Miss
Mary Eleanor Thomson,
daughter of Mrs JkK»nb
Thwnpn orf Route I.MI 111*,
and she late Mr Thwnpswi
twcamv th« bride of James
Walton l.wnxfs at SI Luktf's
Lutheran iTiurch in Bevar Popu
lar
Mrs James Shealy was or
ganist tor the 7 p m ceremony .
The bride was given in mar
nage by her brother. Frahk W
Thompson She wore a formal
gown of ivory satin with an A
line skirt and cathedral train.
applM|ued in Alencon lace The
empire bodice, also embroi
dered in hand dipped lace mo
tifs. had a r\>unded neckline and
sleeves Her elbow-length
veil of English illusion, bor
dered in law was attached to a
matching pillbox headpieee
Sh*> carried an ivory lace fan.
decorated with white roses,
stenhanotis and a white orchid
Mrs Jerry Lent# of Mt I'lla
was matron of honor Miss
Patricia hamesof Fayettev ille.
Mkvtw oi bridegroom. was a
bridesmaid, and Miss Sabrina
Thumpoon of Salisbury. mcee of
the bride, was a junior brides
maid
The lhr\sc attendants wore
lull-Kittth dress*-*. of atjoa thil
liM). styled un wp»iT lint». with
buckce and skrvw trtmrad in
Venetian law Hwdpnx-s
illusion veds attached to aqiu
f«Mlhm and matching vdvd
Ujds They earned nosegays of.
pake yellow California daisies
and Bakers (era, tied with
y elk>w satin ribbon
The bridegroom, son of Mr
and Mrs tilenn A lt»mes of
Coulccmce. had his father as
best man Krvm B Thompson
of Salisbury and Richard L
Ijames of Ooofcttmet, brothers
oi the couple, ushered with
Lm) J Beaver of StatesvtUe
and D Wayne Bernhardt of Ml
UUa.
For a *cdd»ng trip to Myrtle
Beach. S C>, the bride changed
urto a sleeveless ifrwn «bress
with law trim She atkW a
while orchid corsage Mr and
Mrs Ijjamw will liw at TIT
Symphony
Drive Is
Near Top
The North Carolina Sym
ptom Drive m Davie t\iunty
lacks only $272 to put it over the
top. Allen Webb. treasurer. an
nounced this week.
The driver will continue
through September Joint mem
berships are sa. singles are SS
at«fr students tickets $l Check
may be mailed to Webb at P O
lUut 373. Mocksville.
Workois m Cooleemtt assist
ing in the itrive are Mrs. Rich
aid Beck and Mrs I. H Huske.
Mrs Knon Johnstone is preiu
dent of the Davie Association
and Mrs Kaland West is drive
chairman.»
Trustees, officers and board
members from the tacal chap
ter will meet Sept. 10 in Salis
bury for the District meeting to
discuss plans for the new sea
son
Tonne Pfaycy A
South Jadson Stwl, Salis
bury
Mr* lyames is a graduate of
Mt Ilia High School and at
tended Salisbury Business Col
XShe *s employed in the
at American Moistening
Company at Cleveland.
Mr I james was graduated
from ttavie County High School*
and attended North Carolina
State Croversity in Kataigh He
is employed in the engineering
department at American Mois
temng Company The bride
groom has served five years in
the Cnited States Air Korve
Cake Cutting
Held Friday
Mrs Joseph Urady Thompson
entertained at a cakeuttwg
Friday night for her daughter.
Marv KWik* and James Wal
ton lyames. in the educational
building of St Luke's Lutheran
Church in Bear Poplar Miss
Thompson and Mr lyarnes were
married in a 7 pm ceremony
Saturday at St Luke s Church
A six branched candelabrum,
hokhiig white candles and cas
caded with yellow and white
flowers, centered the refresh
ment table. The cover was a
white doth with eyelet trim,
embroidered in green and yet
low. and overlaid in white net.
caught on the sides with nose
gays of flowers and ribbons. A
tiered wedding cake, topped
with miniature bridal figurines,
and a crystal punch bowl com
pleted the table decor.
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Wonds Promoted
By Kem Company
J K t Seattle* Wands has
been promoted to vice president
in charge ot production of Kern
Hull ana Rubber Company
The announcement was made
yesterday by Thomas W Kem.
pivMdent of the local company
Wands joined the local com
umy last year after the estab
lishment constructed a new
plant oil Klumac Koad lie
acvt-pled the post as sales eoor
dniator with the Kern company.
Uefore taking the post with
Kern. Waink had spent atyears
in the textile field lie was
superintendent of the Ervin
Mills finishing plant at Cook
eemee mhen he joined Keen Roll
and Kubher Company which
specialises in the manufacture
of rolls that are sold to the
textile industry
Wmmr T# Mnt
The women of the Church of
the Good Shepherd Episcopal
iTmrch will hold their regular
meeting on Wednesday. Sep*
t ember 3. at 7: JO p.m. with Mn.
Janet Thompson at her hocna an
64 Watt Street
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MRS JAMES WALTON IJAMES
... was Mary Eleanor Thompson
Jackie Morton
Buys Out Florist
It was announced this week
thai Ridenhour's Florist,
located in the Cooleemee
Shopping Center, will remain
in operation but under new
management.
The local florist, previously
owned and operated by Mrs.
Ptfggy Ridenhour and Mrs.
Ha/el Parker for more than five
years, was purchased this week
by Jackie Morton of Charlotte
and a former resident of
Cooleemee.
Jackie will assume full
management becoming
effective September 1.
Sfeflcr
Mtettrs
We wit ckan and
•4M Stoffcr Hnttn
DAVIE
FliaNmißE COMPANY
MMMk Cookenwe
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Mrs. Ridenhour was advised
by her doctor to sell th»
business for health reasons but
says she and Mrs. Parker will
continue working for Jackie on
a part time basis for an
indefinite period.
Jackie is currently making
plans to attend a floral design
school.
The Shop will continue
operations under the name of
Ridenhour's Florist and no
definite changes are anticipated
at this time. Business will
continue as usual.
IMMt NEW MAIUttfIINT
To the many frwadi and customer* of
Ridmbonr't Florirt . . . Bcgim* September 1,
it wtt be nry pfeanire to cftntkme serving yon fc
tW future at you hm » inrtomsi in the
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1 dul enieevor to meet the standards of
RiMxMr'i and ahall strive to adtim tin
It it %itb great plmitu tbat i*aii be
philtdgud to maintain tbe name of MMmmt'i
florist and I am delighted to i—innncr tkat Mrs.
Ryatkour and Mra. ftftsael Mur, prion
ownsra, wj coitinue to be tesoifcated wttb tbe Aey
on a pert tbee bans.
mt rnntmnelt pilronage wfl be greatly appreciated.
JACKIE MOtTON
Senior
Citizens
Meet
The Senior Citizens met Mon
day morning with 73 members
attending. Rev. Dingus, pastor
of the Cooleemee Methodist
Church, delivered a most in
spiring message during the
devotional period. Rev. Dingus
read scripture from II Chro
nicles: 1? verse 16 and his topic
was "He Willingly Offered Him
self Unto The Lord. "
Get well cards were sent to
Mr Henry Wagner. Mr. Pearly
Gales. Mrs. John Barnes. Mrs
Annie Ijames. Mr. Adam Trex
ler A sympathy card was sent
to Mrs Bessie Nail in the loss of
her husband.
A nominating committee,
composed of Miss Annie Pearie
Tatum. Mrs. Annie Miller. Mrs
Sophia Isley. was formed
the treasurer reported 1308 in
the treasure.
Entry blanks for exhibits at
the Dixie Classic Fair were
made available for those wish
ing to enter exhibits.
Miss Inez Sain had charge of a
program "The First Day of
School" which was most enter
taining. Those participating in
the program were M. H. Riden
hour. Mrs. Ada McCullough.
Burton Jones. Grady Spry. Mrs.
Grace Ridenhour. Mrs. Annie
Miller. Mrs. Sophie Isley and
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Murphy.
The reading class presented
by Mrs. Annie Miller and Mrs.
Sophie Isley was especially
amusing. The program closed
with a quintet composed of
Grady Spry. Sidney Benson.
Pell Smoot. Mrs. Bessie Nail
and Mrs. McClamrock.
Delicious home baked pound
cakes and coffee were served
honoring members who had
birthdays during the month of
August. Happy Birthday was
sung by the group and followed
by the dub theme song.
Jon Jordan Is
Forty Honoree
Miss Jan Jordan was honored
with a floating bridal shower
Friday evening at the home of
Miss Rebecca Wilson of Edge
wood.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. Helen
Ellis, Mrs. Frankie Bowles and
Mrs. ErlineCQrreU.
The guests were served Jime
punch, decorated cake squares,
nuts and pickles.
Miss Jordan will be married
Friday, September 39. to Mrs.
Eugene Coleman of Lexington
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.
A. Ellis. Jr.