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Hazel Carolyn Deese Weds
Mr. William Edward Wilkins
TROY Miss Hazel Carolyn
Deese and William Edward Wil
kins, son of the Rev. and Mrs.
W.H. Wilkins of Route 10, Salis
bury, were married here Sun
day at Laurel Hill Baptist
Church.
The bridegroom's father offi
ciated at the 3:30 p.m. ceremo
ny. Mrs. Dian Wilkins of Kanna
polis, soloist, and Mrs. Gladys
Burrow, organist, presented the
music. Mrs. Virgie Deese,
mo'her of the bride, entertained
afterwards with a reception in
the fellowship hall.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her brother, Gerald
Deese. She wore a gown of silk
organza with scallops of re
embroidered Chantilly lace and
seed pearls on the camelot neck
line and down the front giving a
reddingote effect The camelot
sleeves and A-line skirt, which
extended into a chapel train,
wore also embroidered in lace.
Her floor-length mantilla of silk
illusion was held in place by a
Woodleaf News
Mr. and Mrs. Summers
Moore are spending several
days this week in the mountains
of North Carolina and Ten
nessee.
Miss Kathy Blackwell left the
first of the week for Greensboro
Womens College.
Miss Lynn Wetmore will leave
the last of the week for Western
Carolina College at Cullowhee.
Danny Dameron left Monday
for his home at Chattanooga
after spending several weeks
here with his grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. C. M. Wetmore. Also
visiting the Wetmores were Mr.'
and Mrs. Sam Wetmore and
John of Raleigh, and Mr. and
Mrs. Joe Means and children of
Taccoa, Georgia.
Mrs. Lula Koontz has re-
prayer cap of lace and pearls.
Her bouquet was daisies and
pompons showered with sari
streamers.
Janis Deese attended as maid
of honor for her sister. She wore
a floor-length dress of melon
crepe and lace with matching
headpiece, and carried a nose
gay of yellow pompons and
daisises.
Judy Evans of Roxhoro, Pat
sy Wilkins of Salisbury, Patsy
Kidd of Asheboro, Glenda Sneed
of Rockingham, Janis Jillis and
Toni Hendren were brides
maids.' Their dresses were egg
shell and melon crepe and lace
with matching headpieces.
They also carried nosegays of
yellow daisies and pompons.
Beth Deese of Star was flower
girl, and Jerry Deese attended
as ringbearer.
The bridegroom had his twin
brother, Bob Wilkins of Kanna
polis, as best man. David Wil
kins of Salisbury, Herb Jacobs
of Carrollton, Ga., Frank Evans
of Roxboro, Buddy Hunt of Mt.
Gilead, Jerry Daniel and A.J.
turned home from Charlotte and
is recovering from eye surgery.
Mrs. Kenneth Gillean
recently spent several days
with her father, Frank Cope,
near Fork Church. Mr. Cope
had undergone surgery at
Davie Hospital; amputating his
leg.
A number of children and old
railroad fans turned out last
Saturday at the local station to
see the Excursion train from
Winston to Charlotte which is
pulled by an old steam locomo
tive, one of several of the South
ern's engines that were saved
from being scrapped. The en
gine 4501, was bought and is
owned by Paul Merriman of
Chattanooga and is used for
pleasure. Also to give others a
chance to see a steam engine.
Cooleemee Personals
MR. AND MRS. V. W. WELL
MAN of Ft. Lauderdale, Florida
arrived Sunday to spend this
week with her sister, Mrs. Mat
tie Mae Jordan.
MRS. NORMAN KUHN is vis
iting here from Audsley, New
York and will be here until next
month. Mr. Kuhn will join her
here in a couple of weeks.
MR. AND MRS. HAROLD
FOSTER and SONYA spent La
bor Day weekend at Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina.
MR. AND MRS. FREDDIE
ELLIS spent the weekend fish
ing on the North Carolina coast.
MR. AND MRS. JUNIOR
ELLIS spent Sunday in Char
lotte where they attended the
Winter Holiday show at the
Merchandise Mart.
MRS. ALBERT WAGNER
and MR. AND MRS. JAMES W.
HEAD and son spent Labor Day
weekend visiting Mr. and Mrs.
John B. Wagner and family at
Bremen Georgia.
MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM
IJAMES and son BILLY of Pine
Ridge returned Sunday, August
30 from a week of visiting their
dalighter, Mrs. Cecil McDaniel
and family of Blanding, Utah.
While there they visited the
Grand Canyon; Mesa Verde
and Ouray, Colorado and Little
Deese ushered.
For a wedding trip to the
coast, Mrs. Wilkins changed
into a J>rown and beige en
semble with matching acces
sories and added a corsage of
daisies and pompons. The
couple will live on Eldorado
Street after September 17.
Mrs. Wilkins is employed at
Troy Lumber Company. She is a
graduate of West Montgomery
High School, and has studied
secretarial science at Asheboro
Commercial College.
Mr. Wilkins has a B.S. degree
in mathematics from Western
Carolina University in Cul
lowhee, and is currently teach
ing at West Montgomery High
School in Mt. Gilead. He also
graduated from Davie County
High School.
Immunization
Survey Slated
For Cooleemee
A survey taken annually to
determine the extent to which
people have been inoculated
against communicable diseases
will be made here the week of
September 14 by the Bureau of
the Census, according to Joseph
R. Norwood, Director of the
Bureau's regional office in
Charlotte.
The immunization survey is
part of a national program
coordinated by the U.S. Public
Health Service. Information on
immunization will be collected
in conjunction with the Bu
reau's monthly survey of em
ployment and unemployment
for the U.S. Department of La
bor which provides a continuing
measure of the economic health
of the Nation as a whole and of
its major regions.
The interviewer who will vis
it households in this area includ
ed in the sample survey is Mrs.
June C. Bulla bough, Rt. 1, Box
27-A, Mocksville, N. C. 27028.
Cooleemee Journal, Wednesday, Sept. 16, 1970—1
Switzerland of America. Also
much of the Great Rocky moun
tains and attended an Indian
Bear dance.
MR. AND MRS. DAD NICH
OLS of Eau Gallie, Florida vis
ited here with friends and rela
tives over the weekend. They
also visited in Goldsboro with
their daughter, Mrs. Kay Mun
day, and their granddaughter
and their families; they visited
Mrs. Lib Spry of Moorehead,
and Mr. and Mrs. Hayes Powell
of Rock Hill, S.C. before return
ing home.
THE WEDNESDAY NIGHT
dinner guests of Mrs. Bessie
Naile were Mr. and Mrs. Dewey
Jordan of Main Street and their
daughter, Mrs. Frances Brooks
of California. Mrs. Brooks re
turned home Monday after
spending the past two weeks
here with her parents.
MR. AND MRS. JAMES IJ
AMES and children, Debbie,
Faye and Johnny of Clifton
Forge, Virginia; and Mr. and
Mrs. Jimmy Ijames were the
weekend visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Carter of Joyner Street
and Mr. John Ijames of Pine
Ridge.
JOHNNY MILLER of Wil
mington returned home Mon
day after spending more than a
week here with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Hunter Miller and
after spending several days in
Georgia with Capt. and Mrs.
Clyde Roberts and family and
Mr. and Mrs. Freddie Pierce,
all former residents of Cool
eemee. Miss Dianne Fulcher of
Raleigh was also a weekend
guest of the Millers.
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MR. KENNETH SALES of
Mocksville returned home Mon
day after undergoing treatment
at Davie County Hospital for the
past week. He is imuch im
proved.
MR. C. W. SHEPHERD re
mains a patient at Davie County
Hospital.
MRS. LUTHER Foster is sick
at her home on Joyner Street.
She is improving.
MR. AND MRS. GAIL
HUMBLE, MRS. SADIE
STROUD and MRS. LEON A
WOODWARD spent the week
end with Mrs. Woodward's
daughter and son-in-law, Rev.
and Mrs. C. H. Gibson of Black
Mountain.
Mrs. Mollie House entered
Davie County hospital last
Saturday.
Mrs. Hilda Chandler of
Greensboro is spending this
week with her brother, Mr. Otis
Taylor and family, due to the
illness and death of Mr.
Peoples.
Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Jordan,
Mrs. Ruth Pierce, Kenny
Jordan, Mrs. rYances Brooks
visited Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Kelly
in Maryland during Mrs.
Frances Brooks' vacation here
from California.
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