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Dr. Teachey 11 Linder Speak Vows Donna Jean Under of Jacksonville, Florida, and Dr. William Swain Teachey of Roae Ifill and Gainesville, Florida, spoke their marriage vows on Saturday, March 24, at 4:M o'clock in the Jacksonville Oak Crest United Methodist Church. The Rev. James T. Wagner, of Gainesville, Florida, of-. jMated at the dodble ring father? 1? the daughter ot Mr. and Mrs. s Leonard Wood Under of Jacksonville, Florida. Parents of the groom are Mr. and Mrs. William Roosevelt fochey of Rose Hill. Wedding music was for rdshetMby KwRobtoTO^ iiiiiwinimi and recessional Sis. Iiebhauser sm? "The First Time Ever I Saw Your Face"; "The Wedding Song", \ and "Love, Look at the Two of -??ftJr* bride wore an tvoiy floor-length empire gown featuring a fitted bodice of beaded Alencon lace over #Un. The foil length sleeves JgSjlre of Alencon lace em broidered with seed pearls ^cathedral length vSfof sUk ^ illusion was to a '41 Juliet cap of beaded Alencon 'JiSe over satin. She carried a bouquet of white and yellow roses and peach crysan $? theraums centered with a white orchid. Sandy Q-abtree, a former college roommate of the bride - of New York aty was maid of : ?'? i honor She was attired in a ? yellow floor-length empire gown of Hocked organza, that featured puffy long sleeves, "<mBBnch cu?i ^ a stand-up ? collar. Her headpiece wasi , r i circle of peach and yellow Ppm-pofw and baby's breath. 3*carried a basket of peach and yellow pom-pons, baby's breath and daisies. I Wanda Iinder and Gloria Iindsr, sisters of the bride, were bridesmaids Their attire wm identical to that of the maid of honor esfcept their ?esses were peach colored. William R. Teach ey served as his son's best man. Ushers were Terry Under of Jacksonville, brother of the bride, and Damy H. Teachey of Rose Hill, cousin of the grown The mother of the bride chose for her daughter's wedding ah A4ine street lengthdress of aqua polyester ? ?? , ,| -- tie- a Kiiii accent eo wiui ion# dqu** I lace sleeves and a jewel 1 Eckilns. Her accessories fere of a harmonising color ltd she wore a corsage of yellow tea roses. Dr. Teachey'a mother <M0Md and made tor her son'e wedding a street length of hot pink dacron polyester crefw with a bias roiled collar. The long sleeves were overlaid with a harmonizing light pink polyester lace. The dganJaSurt was also made of ? the lace. She wore hot pink accessories and a lavender hybrid orchid corsage. The bride is a graduate of the Univerity of Florida, at Gainesville, where she was a member of Alpha Lambda Defta^and Sigma Theta Tau. studies for a Master of Science Degree in Pediatric Nursing at Yale University, New Haven, Connecticut. Her tnafaand is a graduate of the UitverMty of North Carolina at Ch^el Hill, where he was a member of Phi Eta S^ma and Alpha Epsilon Delta. He is also a graduate of the University of North Carolina Medical School. For an >eari Wd wedding, a j reception ?uMd at the CW J*tl?on 1 C'A1 make their homey in GalneaviHa, Florida, until July, at which time Dr. Teachey will begin an aaaignment with the United [ States Army in Seoul, Korea Rehearsal Dinaer Mr. and Mrs William R. rihaciBaMilahnii their aon. Dr. William Swain Teachey, his flanoea, other members of the wedding party, out-of-town and special guests at an after P, rehearsal dinner in the Royal Galley Room of the Holiday ' Inn in Jacksonville on Friday night at 7:00 o'clock. They were assisted tar Mrs. Robert Alton Hahn of Wilmington and r Mrs. Crvm Conner Powers, ?' Jr., of Spring Lake. II Woodland News I r ' : >1 Mrs. Charles Bell went to Kinston on Monday. Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Gainus wen* to Kenansville on Wed. Parity Porter and Terry P orter visited Johnny Gainus on WW Mrs. Dwight Walker was ho tess at a Stanley Party on T hursday night Mrs Margaret Howell of K inston was supper guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dwight Walker on Thursday nigh:. Mrs. Fred Herring and Mrs. Odell Moody went to Kinston on Thursday. Mrs. Elbert Wallace is in Lenior Memorial Hospital. Revival at Woodland Metho dist Church starts April 1st - 7th, everyone is' Invited to go. Revival at Snow Hill Free Will Baptist Church starts A pril 16th - 21st. Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Cowell of Penns.. visited Mrs. KJ. Smith this weekend Mrs. Mainard Qulrm visited Mrs. E.R. Dail on Thursday. Mrs. Ronnie Houston and Be verly of Kenaosville visited Mr. and Mrs. Dan Wallace on Fri Dm Wallace and Glenn WU mriur wOtc to GdMsfcrro Frl. Miss Viola Westbroak visited Mr and Mrs. Manley Korhegay on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Bliz zard of Erwin Cross Road visi ted Mrs. Hettie Bell Westbroak an Saturday night. Author DaU of Warsaw visi ted Mrs. Daisy Dail on Saturday. Mr and Mrs. Jeronw Page and children were supper guest of Mrs. KJ. Smith an Saturday. Miss Viola Westbrook had a Stanley Party on Friday night. Mr and Mrs. Leslie Tea chey Jr. visited Mrs. Irene Teachey of Rose Hill on Sat. Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Gainus visited Mrs. Mable Williams of Pine Forest on Sunday. Mrs. Mahlon Wallace visi ted Mrs Nell Baker of Fayct teville on Thursday. Mr. and Mrs. Gary Mercer of BeulaviUe were dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs Mahlon Wal lace on Sunday. Mr. a.nd Mrs. Ralph Howard, of Pink Hill were dinner guest of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Walker on Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Billy W. Tyndall Durwood Wilkcr on Sunday. Mrs Lin li Skinner <jf Ml. Olive visited Mr. and Mrs. 1> wlght Walker. F* t I Mrs Mae Booth of Albertson waited Mrs. Fred Herring on Sunday. Mrs Fred Herring was din ner guest of Mr. and-Mrs Ro bert Herring of KenansvillcSar. Mr. and Mrs. Leland Wallace visited Mr Elbert Wallace on Sunday. '?! Mrs. Marshall Davis and son of Rlchlands visited Mr. and Mrs. Henry Gainus on Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. Paul Westbrook had supper with Henry C. West brook in Raleigh on Friday. Mr. and Mrs. Linwood Kor negay had supper with Mr. and Mrs. Manley Kornegay on Sun. Mrs. Clifton Quinn of Warsaw visited Mr. and Mrs. Manley Kornegay on Thursday 1 ' V. ^ March Clean Sweep 73 Meeting The Duplin County Neuse A rea Developmrnt Association Cornrnittee members, alarjwi th other county leaders, wit meet Thursday, March 29. 7:30 p.m., in the Agricultural Build ing, to make tentative plans for Clean-Sweep '73 This is a pro gram to involve every youth and adult to help clean up the county of Its trash and jun'<. This will ? mug your attendance. T?u are ? leader in the county and we o?? ed your leaierehlp to motivate the citizens in taking pride In JUt county and cleaning it U? Cor Wo.fi " Mtreh 31. 1873. from ? * m. Rimwajr PmdCo <4Tln la Ro?e HUI. U the firm matt* ma king project the Rom HUI Jay catwa have had, ud dm are jkj^h^jjon^ 1 It's the Improved AAtrex Mr. that you can apply with i I moat 2,4-D aprayers and get the kind of weed oontroi f j . |5Ldlealw?adeAJj|Ltii^p Liquid AAtrex 4L poura right r from the container into your *'v ' tmnir Qnreu t? An nMAUn? '^?1 ' prepiam, I nihogenoTfertilize?, if you | Switch to liquid AAtmx 4Lthtoycw. Andweed ? -WiMM " I National Spinning Co., Inc. I I WARSAW PLANT I I HAS IMMEDIATE OPENING FOR I I MACHINE OPERATOR JOB I I ? On Second and Third Shift I 1 i I ? No Experience Necessary Will Train I I ? Good Pay-Benefits and Working I I APPLY IN PERSON AT PERSONNEL OFFICE I [hours 9 to ii - i to 4 ? monday thru friday mual ophhtuihtv employer | ? inil I mlJIm^^Lmlr I ^W I few Some of the answers may surprise you, but they make good sense when you think about them. Obviously, the colder weather has a big effect on your electric bill, r<KKefrttynjfsdon,t heat electrically.' You're home more. You cook more hot meals. Watch more television. In fact, there's not a single moment that some appliances aren't using electricity around your house. But one of the biggest items on your electric bill can be hot water. And in the winter, since the water coming into your pipes is so much colder, it can take as much as fifty percent more electricity to heat water than it does in the summer. The bath you took in January cost more than the bath you took in July, because it takes about 50% more elec tricity to heat water in the winter than it does in the summer. And when you consider that every person in the average family uses alxjut 12 gallons of hot water a day, you can see why this can add so much to your electric bill at this time of the year. So if everybody tries to cut down on the amount of hot water they use, it can make a difference in your electric bill. CP&L wants to sell you all the electricity you need, but they don't want to sell you more than you need. And that's a\ fact MMztRD Don Herbert, TV'* "Mr. Wizard," ?peaks for CPfcL in the com pany's continuing effort to bslp you save money an your electric bill, and at the same time help conserve our country's natural resource* . ft" ?* ' k,*-"" l ' j";V . '-'V 4M '
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