CARTERET COUNTY NEWS-TOMES, MOREHEAty CITY AND BEACf Ott,' N . C. ;
TUESDAY, JULY 7, IMS
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Colyn Fulctief, Sttcltly EJlto
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ClAredce F. Mitchell, machinist's
mateV third class, USN, of 910
Fishfer st., Morchcad City, hns ar
rive' in Lisbon, Portugal, while
serving aboard the aircraft carrier
USS Coral Sea, one of the 13-ves-sel
Midshipmen practice .squadron
on its annual summer cruise.
Mrs. Clarence Grady and son,
Joe, of Klnston, spent several day9
herejlast week visiting at the home
of Mrs. Grady's brother, Mr. L. .1.
Noriis.
Ml. and Mrs. John Andrews of
Burlngton spent a few days here
recently.
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G. 0. Canfield Wed
s. John Ktihn, of Baltimore,
and Mrs. W. C. Roberts r.nd
pillv, visited the Duffy Wades
btlv.
l.lement of Oxford are
s of Mr. and Mrs. David Mur-
Abram Davis has recently
ned from Baltimore where
ittended the wedding of a re
and Mrs Cov Monk of Farm
have relumed to their home
spendbt; some time here at
cottage.
Mr. and Mrs. Tinv Britt are visit
ME Ihp G. II. McNeills.
Hkrold Sayer of Wheeling, W.
Va. larrived last week for a visit
at tie home of W. I,. Derrickson
Miss Dorothv Sampson left Wed
nesday for ( amp W-yoncgonic. Me.,
where she is a counsellor. Mr. and
Mrs! Sampson took her to Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. M.ixton S. T,i" and
children, of Bethesda, Md., j.re
here visiting relatives.
E. F. O Boyle and daughter
ast week to join Mr. O'Boyle
ma. Peru.
Mrs. Archie Ormnnd and daugh-
Dorcas. of Bath, arrived Fri
to visit at the home of Mrs.
Ornlond's sister, Mrs. C. B. Wade.
and Mis. C. B. Wade, Jr.
ittle daughter. Ruth, of Wins-
alem arrived Friday for a vi
sit with Mr. Wade's parents, Mr.
and' Mrs. C. B. Wade. . r
Mrs. C. E. Ricks and Mr. and '
MrsV E. M. Ricks nnd son, all of
Partjego, spent Monday visiting at
the omc of Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
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Visited friends here last
end.
s. N. (). VanNortwick nnd
jhter, Kalhryn, of Greenville,
spending some time at their
ge at Atlantic Beach.
mmy Craft, John Rook, and
Nora Lee Ilchnock, all of
el, spent Saturday here, visit
it the home, of Miss Carolyn
Fred Lewis, of CamD Lc-
jeufc, spent the weekend here
his family.
s. G. -I). Canfield returned
honft Saturday after a visit of four
weJs at the home of her daueh-
terlMrs. Richard Guthrie, in Ma-
dlsfli.N. J.
Miss Mary Priscllla Guthrie,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Guthrie, of Madison, N. J., and
granddaughter of Mr. nnd Mrs. G.
I). Canfield of this city. Was mar
ried On Sunday afternoon, July 13,
at four-thirty o'clock to Andrew
J. Schmalbach of Chatham, N. J.,
in the Presbyterian church in
Madison. Dr. Parker B. Holloway
performed the wedding ceremony.
Richard B. Stannard was the or
ganist.
The church was attractively de
corated for the wedding with
pnlms, candelabra and baskets oi
white gladioli.
The bride had for her only at
tendant Miss Edith C. Bhnvelt of
Chatham, while the best man was
Charles L. Schmalback of Mend
ham, brother of the groom. tJsliers
were Donald P. Rutter and Wil
liam J. Bethune of Chatham.
The bride, given in marrhpo by
her father, wore a full-length blush
pink imDorted Swiss embroidered
eyelet dress with portrait neckline
and bouffant skirt. Her head Iress
was a crown of stephanotis and fu r
arm bounuet was of Euchari.it li
lies, white roses, and stephanotis.
The maid of honor wis attired
in noun taffeta, fashioned with an
oval neckline and full skirt with
bustle back. Her arm bou'Miet was
of vellow roses.
The bride's mother was gowned
in rose crepe with matching 'ac
cessories, and her corsage was of
white gardenias. The room's
mother wore pink floral with
matching accessories, and her cm
sage was of rube roses ad bego
snre was of tube roses and bego-
The eotmle will honeymoon .it
Cape Cod, Mass.. and on their re
turn will reside nt H7 Ccn'er
Street, Chatham.
The bride attended Mal'.ion
High School and is a graduate of
Morris Junior College. Morribtown,
N. .1.
The eroom is a graduate of Cha
tham High School and served in
the Army Air Corps. He Is as
sociated with Trans-World Airlines
nt Newark Airport.
Immediately following the cere
mony a reception was held at the
home of the bride's parents.
Among the quests present were the
following; Mrs. G. D. Canfield of
Morehcad City. N. C, grandmother
of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Canfield, and Mr. and Mrs. J. N.
Canfield, Jr., of Bartonsville, Pp.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Hardt, of
Miss Ann Wade
Returns to Jacksonville
Miss Llbby Ann Wade returned
to Jacksonville, Fla. Monday after
spending the weekend here with
her parents, Mr. nnd Mrs. C. B.
Wade.
Raleigh Guests Visit
the G. H. McNeills
' Mr. and Mrs. Ed Edmundson
of Raleigh are the guests of Mr.
nnd Mrs. G. H. McNeiil.
Miss Carolyn Fulcher Becomes
Bride of John Michael Moran
In a lovely Candlelight cere
mony Friday evening at right o'
clock, Miss Carolyn Fulcher be
came the bride of TSgt. John
Michael Moran at St. Egbert's
Catholic church. Father Elmer
Landscr officiated, using the dou
ble ring ceremony.
Seven-branched candelabra and
white urns containing white glad
ioli were placed within the altar
rail, which was draped with white
and entwined with southern smi
lax. Floor baskets of white glad
ioli and seven-branched candelabra
stood on either side of the altar.
Prior to the ceremony, Mrs.
Claude Uicks, aunt of the bride,
rendered a program of organ mu
sic, including "Because," and "Ah,
Sweet Mystery of Life." Mr. Ken
neth Bradley of Charleston. W.
Va., sang Grieg's "I Love Thee."
Mrs. Josiah Bailey Jr. rendered
Gounoud's "Ave Maria," and Mr.
Claude Ricks of Pantego, N. C,
uncle of the bride, sang "f Love
You Truly." The traditional wed
ding marches were used.
The bride entered on the arm
of her father, W. L. Fulcher. Her
wedding gown of white duchess
satin, fashioned with a lohg-waist-cd,
fitted bodice and sweetheart
neckline, was buttoned down the
hack with tiny covered buttons.
The long sleeves ended in c: 11a
points over the hands. The full
skirt, fashioned with a bustle, ex
tended into a sweeping circular
train. Her finger-tip length veil
of imported French illusion fell
from a coronet of crystallized or
ange blossoms. Her only orna
ment was a diamond luvaliore, an
heirloom in her mother's family.
She carried an arm bouquet of
white bridal roses and Bristol
fairy, tied with white satin rib
bon. Miss Ruth Macy, the maid of
honor, wore a gown of pale blue
summer taffeta, fashioned with a
aeep round neckline outlined by
a wide bertha, and a very full
skirt with circular hip yoko. Her
short, pointed mitts were of
matching material. She carried an
arm bouquet of long-stemmed
American Beauty roses and Bris
tol fairy, nnd wore a bandeau of
matching flowers and blue tulle
in her hair. The bride chose Mrs.
Kenneth Bradley of Charleston,
W. Va., as her matron of honor,
and Misses Patsy Ballon and Wil
ma Wade as bridesmaids. Their
gowns and bouquets were identical
to those of the maid of honor.
SSgt. Henry S. Moran of Fay
etteville was his brother's best
man. Groomsmen were TSgt. A.
F. Tomlinson, Sgt. J. M. McBryde,
and. SSgt. J. L. Gonzalez, all of
Cherry Point. ':' 1
Mrs. Fulcher, mother ' of the
bride, chose a becoming floor
length gown of dusty rose crepe
with a corsage of pink roses.
The bride is the only daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Fulcher.
She is a graduate of the Morehead
City High school and completed
the commercial course at the Wo
man's College of the University of
North Carolina. At the time of
her marriage, she was society edi
tor of the NEWS-TIMES.
Mr. Moran is the son of Mrs.
Patrick Moran and the late Mr.
Moran of Westernport, Md. He is
a graduate of Bruce High school
in Westernport. For the past six
years, he has served in the United
States Marine Corps, serving two
years overseas during World
War II. At present he is station
ed at Cherry Point.
Immediately following the cere
mony, Mr. and Mrs. Moran were
honored at a reception at the
home of the bride's parents oh
North Sixth street.
Mrs. James McCluer, aunt Of
the bride, greeted the guests, and
Mrs. Louise Norris presented
them to the receiving line. Guests
were directed by Mrs. Rhonda
Ricks, aunt of the bride, to the
Cift room, where Mrs. W. II.
Windley, also an aunt of the
bride, presided. The bride's bonk
was presided over by Miss Nellie
Fulclter, aunt of the bride.
The dining room table, covered
with an imported lace cloth, was
centered with a four-tiered wed
ding cake, topped lv a miniature
bride and groom. Over the table
was hung a large white wedding
hell, from which streamers of
white s::tin ribbon reached to the
rorners of the room. On the ta
ble were arrangements of white
gladioli and bee fern, nnd triple
branched candelabra. The crystal
; -uncli bowl was placed on another
table.
Following the cutting of the
first slice by the bridal couple,
Mrs. Ueaden Ballon served the
wedding cake. Mrs. I. E. Plttmnn
served the punch, and Mrs. Roma
Styron assisted in the serving of
the other refreshments, nuts and
mints.
For traveling Mrs. Moran chose
a white cord summer suit, with
which she wore brown accessories,
and the corsage of white roses lift
ed frorn her wedding bouquet.
After a short wedding trip, Mr.
and Mrs. Moran will be at home
in Morehead City.
Out of town guests present for
the wedding included Mr. and Mrs.
Claude Ricks, Mr. and Mrs.
Rhonda Ricks, Mr. C. E. Ricks, all
of Pantego, Mrs. James McCluer
of Washington, N. C, Mrs. Wil
liam Windley o! Henderson, Mrs.
W. II. Windley, Jr.. of Clinton, and
SSgt. and Mrs. Henry S. Moran
of Fayettevllle.
daughter, Jennifer Lou Kite:, fen
July 18. , v'ii.4ltt
Mr. and Mrs. E. D. McCUllan,
of Havelock, announce the birth ot
a daughter, Carolyn Jeanette, on
July 20.
STORK NEWS
Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Hite, of
Atlantic, announce the birth of a
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Mrs. Hedgepelh's
Book and Bible Shop
Arendcll St. Morehead City
and Mrs. C. T. Willis nnd
daulhter, Effie, of Norfolk, Va. '
naw returned home after spend-
In gTt wo weeks here with Mr. nnd
Karo Guthrie and Mr. and
James Webb.
Mr:
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sonl Charles, of Southport, are
tlsfflng Mr. Willis' sister, Mrs.
Anfrew Midgett on Bridges St.
fflss Betty Jo Midgett shopped in
Granville last Friday.
(V. and Mrs. Carl Baumann rnd
fanfjly, of Washington, D. C, oie
vadTtionlng at the Youngblood cot
tag I at Sunset Shores.
r. and Mrs. Charles B. Wade
havl returned from a train trio
to Dexico, California and Canada.
Mifi Wilms Wade
Renins to Durham
Jss Wilma Wade returned to
Dufiam Sunday after spending
weq here with her family.
CEUSC11 KEV7S
. iW.vW.1 R. Stevens, pastor of
the 1 Rosemary Methodist Church
in ' xoanoke Rapids, will be the
vi. ing minister at the revival be
held at Merrimon Methodist
Ci ch.
' e revival services began Sun
(' night, July 25, and will con
' ; through Friday night, July
th services being held each
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Mr. and Mrs. R. ft; Beck, of
Morehead City, announce the birth
of a daughter, Nancy Jtafll, oil July
21.
Mr. and Mrs. N. R. Mason, of
Atlantic, announce the birth of a
dMgBter, Paula Lynn, on July 21,
Mr. and Mrs. D. P. Chaney,, 'of
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Marker's Island, . announce the
birth of a daughter, Gebrgia Carol,
Oil Jiily 21. i
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ot i son, Julian Edward, Jr., on
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;,Mr. and Mrs. D. L. Willis, of Sea
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daughter, Pallia Kathrvn, on July
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daughter, Saundra- Kay Hall, on
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