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MRS. BOYCE JOE JONES
Miss Summerlin Is
Bride of Mr. Jones
The marriage of Miss De
lorls Faye Summerlin and
Boyce Joe Jones was solem
nized Sunday, January 26, at
12 o'clock noon in the Rooty
Branch Free Will Baptist
church. The Rev. DeWayne
Bakes officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr- and Mrs. Edgar James
Summerlin, Jr., of route 2,
Mount Olive, and the bride
groom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. Francis Marlon Jones,
of route 4, Mount Olive.
Altar decorations Included
greenery, white satin bows,
wedding bells and boskets of
white mums, pompons.gladioli,
lace tern and palms. Pews were
marked with wedding bells and
greenery tied with satin bows.
Mrs. Jimmy Summerlin,
pianist, of Kenansvllle, and
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Miss Karen Deluca of War
am, vocalist, presented a
program of wedding music.
Miss Deluca sang, "The Wed
ding Prayer."
Mr. Sum merlin gave his
daughter in marriage. She wore
a street length dress of bridal
satin featuring an A-line skirt,
fitted bodice and long calla
point sleeves trimmed in lace
to match the headpiece. She I
wore a mantilla of Imported
lace, and carried a white Bible
covered In lace with bridal
flowers centered with an or
chid, showered with white satin
ribbon streamers.
Mrs. Dennis Ray Davis of
Mount Olive, sifter of the bride,
was the matron of honor. She
wore a mint green, whipped
cream dress designed with an
A-line skirt, and short sleeves.
Her short veil of silk Illusion
was attached to a mint head
piece. She carried a cascade
filled with white pompons and
pink carnations, tied with fans
of narrow pink satin bows with
long streamers.
Miss Joan Summerlln of route
2, Mount Olive, sister of the
bride, was the bridesmaid. She
was dressed like the matron of
I
honor, and also carried a cas
cade bouquet of white pompons
and pink carnations.
Claude Jones, ID, ot route 2,
Mount Olive, was the best man.
Carl Steve Jones, brother at
the groom, was usher.
The bride's mother wore a
turquoise knit suit with match
ing hat and black accessories,
rimm.
ZSuKtSS ouTD th*y
Business college. She Is em
ployed at Stackhousb Inc.,
Ooldsboro. The brUMgroom Is
a graduate of Mount OUve High
school, sad Is presently sin
ployed at Belk-Tyler Co.,
Mount Olive.
The wedding was directed by
Mrs. Donald Pate.'
DINNER PARTY
Mr. and Mrs. Francis Jones
entertained honoring Miss Faye
Sum merlin and Joe Jones at a
dinner party held at Henry's
at Newton Grove Saturday.
Families of the honored couple
were levlled.
HONORED AT SHOWER
Miss Fay* Summeriln, Jan
uary 84 bride-elect, was
honored at a floating shower
held at the home of Mrs. Francis
Jones of Mount OUve Friday
evening. Hostesses were
friends and relatives of the
honored guest.
A white carnation corsage
was presented the hoooree upon
arrival. DecoraUons Included
an arrangement of snapdragons,
pompons, carnations and green
ery In a brass container.
Refreshments consisted of
punch, bridal cakes, mixed nuts,
mints and potato chips.
Approximately 50 guests at
tended.
REHEARSAL PARTY
Following the rehearsal Sat
urday evening Mr. and Mrs.
Edgar James Sum merlin, Jr.,
parents of the bride, entertain
ed the bridal party, their
families and out of the com
munity guests in the church
annex.
A bouquet of pompons, car
nations, gladioli, and greenery
flanked by lighted tapers cen
tered the appointed table.
Mrs. Francis Marlon Jones
poured punch and Mrs. Edgar
James Sum merlin served wed
ding cake- Other refreshments
consisted Of salted nuts and
bridal mints.
E. HARRELL BUNCH
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STAH M. SHARBER I
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Now Promotions Hero
Paul Eason, manager of Be lk
Tyler bare, has announced the
promotion of E. Harrell Bunch
and Stan M. Sharber to new
positions as divisional mer
chandise managers.
Bunch came to Mount Olive
last November to assist In open
ing the new store. He recently
moved Ms family to Mount Ol
ive when he was appointed to
this new position.Sharber mov
ed to Mount Olive with his wile
and baby several weeks ago.
Bunch became associated
with Belk-Tyler Company in
Ahoskle, as a high school
part-time employee in August
1954. Be graduated from
Ahoskle high school and from
Chowan college in 1962,return
ing to the Ahoskle store as s
buyer In the home furnishings
department. He was later made
manager of the men's depart
ment, and held that position
until his recent promotion to
hilHliHi
Mount Olive.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Bunch of Ahoskle, a 32nd
Degree Mason, member of the
Junior Chamber of Commerce
in Ahoskle, and of Creech Me
morial Baptist church. He has
been a member of the National
Quard for eight years and in
1961 was named Young Man of
the Year In Ahoskle. He is mar
ried to the former Sue Dilday
and they are now making their
home in Dudley.
Sbarber began with Be lk
Tyler in Elizabeth City in June
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and you'll have a better idea why more people arc baying Chevrolet* again this year.
Built-in "guard rails"
There's a strong steel beam
built into every door of every
1969 Caprice, lmpala, Bel Air,
Biscayne, Kingswood Estate
Wagon, Kingswood, Townsman
and Brookwood.
We call it a side guard beam,
and it looks like one of those
guard rails you see along the
freeway.
That's what it's there for: To
guard you. To strengthen the
door and put a more solid wall
between you and the outside
world.
Not a glamorous feature.
But you'll have to admit
worthwhile.
I Cfcmputer-selected springs
Maybe you'll order your new
Chevy equipped to the hilt.
Or maybe you'll order it with
hardly anything on it.
Either way, you're going to get
your full measure of our re
nowned ride.
Because we go to the trouble
of programming each car's equip
I ment load into an electronic
> i computer.
L\ . The computer then tells us
b exactly which springs to use. ?
defending on the car's weight ,$j
and the way it's distributed.
Chevrolet, the only car in its
Held with computer-selected
V springs.
W hjQ lei p?d t hi
are to keep your beautiful new
Chevy looking beautiful and new. U
So: cl
Up inside the regular fenders
we've placed a second set.
They do all the in-fighting.
Catch all the splashed-up rain,
slush and road salt. Stop the t
kicked-up stones.
While your "outers" just sit I
there looking pretty.
Astro Ventilation
The other two cars in our field
give you air intakes down by the
floor.
So do we.
We also give you two up on
the instrument panel.
And all four of them are adjust
able so you can regulate the flow
of air just the way you like it.
Even with all the windows
cloeed. you'll be comfortable in
side. You get air without wind.
Astro Ventilation is^stand- Jjtik
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When you own a car this
empting, you don't dare take
hancee.
Biggest standard V8
in our field
Ask any car enthusiast, he'll
ell you:
Chevrolet builds great engines.
Especially V8s.
And this year there are six
[reat V8s available for the big
Chevrolet. Standard: Our 235-hp
127-cubic-inch Turbo-Fire.
Another thing: We've lowered
he price pf several of our bigger
/8s along with our automatic
rnnsmissions and power disc
>rakes. Which makes it possible
or you to buy a '69 Chevrolet
or even less money than you V
?ould last year.
Show up for our Showdown.
You can't lose.
Putting yeu first, keeps us first.
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