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Mr and Mrs. E. W. Olschner
?pent the weekend at plowing Rock
and attended a telephone company
Pioneeri meeting.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Mason and
daughter, Frances are visiting at
Gastaoia.
Mr. William Morton of Smith
field. a former student at MCTI,
visited the school Tuesday.
Mrs. faul Webb spent the week
end in Ayden.
Mr. and Mrs. J. G. Rieley have
returned from a trip to Virginia
and Gastonia.
Mrs. S. N. McDonald spent the
weekend at Myrtle Beach.
Garland Smith, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Hubert Smith, left Sunda? to
visit his aunt, Mrs. Bill Quisen
berry and family, in Washington,
D. C.
Mrs. Hortense Spruill and daugh
ter, Miss Elizabeth Annn Spruill,
? of Windsor are here for the sum
mer.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. McKinney of
West Point, N. Y., have returned
to their home after visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Lewis.
Mrs. Lewis and daughter, Ann
Thomas, and Mrs. Jack Sattej-field
of Roxboro .accompanied them
home for a week's stay.
Mrs. Kenneth Wagner and
daughters returned Friday from a
visit in Mount Airy with her par
ents.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Webb have
returned from Baltimore, Md..
where they carried their infant
daughter, Karen, to Johns Hopkins
hospital for a heart operation. Due
to the baby's age the operation has
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been temporarily postponed until
April 1853. .The baby returned
home with them.
The Misses Mamie Ruth and
Katie Tunstall of Greenville ar
rived Saturday to spend the sum
mer at their cottage on Atlantic
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace R. Winkler
and daughtrs of Arlington, Va., ar
rived Friday to visit with her sis
ter, Mrs. Kenneth Wagner and
family. They returned to Virginia
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. George M. Jones of
Annapolis, Md.. spant a few days
here this week on their return
home. They were aboard their
yacht, the Jupiter.
Miss F'atsy Nelson left last
Thursday for Greensboro to spend
two weeks visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Sampson.
Miss Maxine Swaringen of Con
cord arrived Monday to spend the
summer with her sister, Mrs.
Walter Rogers.
Miss Beth Wade of LaGrange is
the guest of Mr. and Mrs. John
Lashley.
Mr. George Franklin and family
of Kaleigh are visiting on Atlantic
Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. J. S. Edgerton, Mrs.
Ella McPellegrini and Miss Mamie
McRay of Red Springs will arrive
tomorrow to spend the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. W. Ergle.
Mr. and Mrs. W. A. Bedsworth
anil children. Marie and Billie, are
spending this week in Rocky Mount
visiting relatives.
Mrs. Fred Willis, Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Bell and Mrs. I.ela Chad
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Series of Parties Honor Bride
Min Barbara Joyce Willii, ..ho
was married last night (0 Alton
Brooks Vlck, was guest of honor it
five parties recently. Mrs Her
bert Thornton was hostess at (he
cake cutting . at her home on
Bridges street Wednesday night.
In the dining room the chande
lier was trimmed with magnolia
leaves and white wedding belts.
The dining table was covered With
a cutwork cloth and on one end of
the table was the thre*-tiered
wedding cake which was cut by
the bride-elect.
Crystal candelabra and white
tapers were also used and gar
denias were banked around the
punch bowl. Mrs. Thornton served
the cake and Miss Peggy Leary the
punch. Nuts and mints were served
by the honorary bridesmaids, the
Misses Patricia Willis and Ann
Darden Webb.
The bridesmaids and other mem
bers of the wedding party were en
tertained at a luncheon in the
Ocean King hotel at Atlantic Beach
Tuesday. Present were the bride
elect, her mother, Mrs. A. B. Vlck,
sr., Miss Shirley Farrior, Miss
Joyce Vick. Miss Sandra Willis,
Mrs. S. A. Morton and Mrs. Jack
Moye of Greenville.
Miss Willis gave Mrs. Moye, who
was celebrating her 10th .wedding
anniversary that day,. a gi(t. All
attendants were given presents by
the bride-elect? gold perfume dis
pensers for their purse. Each was
enclosed in a satin bag.
A gardenia corsage and bridal
wick attended the funeral of Mrs.
Bell's father at Beulaville on Wed
nesday.
The Misses Ann Darden Webb
and Annette Guthrie leave today
for Girl's State in Chapel Hill.
Mrs. Gretchen Brinson has re
turned from a Sears' business meet
ing at Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Wade are leav
ing today for a visit with their
daughter and family Mr. and Mrs.
Dudley F. OBrien, in Gainesville,
Fla.
Mrs. R. W. Penny has as her
guests for a few days her brother
in-law, L. W. Bishop and two
daughters, Betty Loti and Judy of
Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Duncan of
Tarentum, Pa., left Wednesday af
ter a visit with Mrs. Ida Mae Wil
lis.
Charles H. Duncan of Tarentum
and Allen Woods of Iowa and Tar
entum left yesterday after a visit
with Mrs. Ida Mae Willis. They are
on their way to California by way
of Louisiana and Georgia and
through the southwestern states.
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table.
Mra. Jack Moye honored Miss
Willis Monday with a bridge par
at the home of her litter, Mrs.
A. Horton. Spring (lowers were
used throughout the house.
High score winner was Mn.
Jesse Lewis who received a novel
ty tlower pot. Miss Peggy Leary
was given second high prize, bath
powder. Consolation prize went u>
Mrs. Rllla Hughes Norwood, ear
rings.
The hostess served a congealed
salad and open (ace sandwiches.
Miss Willis was given a gift in her
pattern of china.
Mrs. ' George Roberts Wallace
honored Miss Willis at a coftee
party Saturday morning at her
home on Evans street. Twen
ty-tive guests were present. Miss
Willis, her mother and the mother
o( the groom. Mrs. A. B. Vick, were
given carnation corsages.
The living room was decorated
with yellow gladioli and the dining
table with feverfew. A handsome
cutwork cloth was spread on the
table and candles tied with ribbon
and tulle completed the picture.
Miss Willis was presented with a
bon bon spoon In her pattern of
silver. The hostess served ham
biscuits, cheese wafers, open face
sandwiches, bridal cakes and cof
(ee.
She was honored at a bridge par
ty ' Friday night by Mrs. A. T.
Leary and daughter, Peggy A
miniature cake topped with a bride
and groom marked the honoree's
place at the table. This was sur
rounded by (our gladioli and
greenery.
Corsages were presented to Miss
Willis and her mother, Mrs. Bruce
Willis, as they entered the door.
The house was beautifully dec
orated with pink and white gladi
oli.
Mrs. Virginia Moye was high
score bridge winner and Mrs. S A.
Horton was second. They were
presented with bisque figurines
and a milk glass vase: Miss Ann
Mills won a hand painted ash tray
as the winner of the contost on
advice to the bride.
Little Kathy Chalk gave out tal
leys to the 18 guests, each with a
white gladioli corsage on it. Miss
Willis was presented with a place
setting in her china.
The hostesses served fruit salad,
open (ace sandwiches, cheese bis
cuits, olives and tea.
Daughters Honor Parents
On Wedding Anniversary
Mrs. R. L. Turnage and Miss
Florence Danielson were hostesses
at a buffet dinner Monday evening
honoring their parents, Mr. and
Mrs. John Danielson, on their 28th
wedding anniversary.
The dining room was decorated
with gladioli, zinnias and feverfew.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Willis of
Greensboro were the only out-of
town guests. The occasion was also
the birthday of the Rev. R T. Wil
lis, jr., and Mrs. Danielson present
ed him with a cake.
The Danielson's were given a sil
ver covered dish and a silver sugar
and cream set.
Grade Reported
Miss BiUie Louise Gaskins has
received the highest grade in the
majorettes' examination held
Wednesday at the school, an
nounced Miss Mary Lou Lee of Wil
liamston. Miss Lee conducted a
two-week school and taught twirl
ing strutting and street routines.
Celebrate Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. C. G. Pritchard of
Swansboro celebrated their 49th
wedding anniversary Tuesday by
having dinner at the Sanitary rest
aurant. While there they received
a basket of lavendar gladioli. The
Prltchards expect to celebrate their
Golden anniversary next year in
Winston-Salem with relatives.
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The marriage of Miss Barbara
Joyce Willis, daughter of Mr. and
Mr.s Robert Bruce Willis to Mr.
Alton Brooks Vick, junior, son of
Mr. and Mrs. A. B. Vick was
solemnized last evening at 8
o'clock in the First Baptist church.
The Rev. R. T. Willis; junior, uncle
of the bride, officiated.
Amid arrangements of mixed
summer flowers, Mrs. John T.
Bunn, soloist and Mrs. George
Mizesko, organist, presented a pro
gram of nuptial music. Mrs. Bunn
sang I Love Thee and Through the
Years.
The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, wore a gown of
nylon organza with a standing col
lar of Venetian lace and a V neck
line. xller trail) was chapel length
and she wore a gift of the groom,
a gold and pearl crescent pin. Her
fingertip veil of illusion fell from
a bonnet of matching Venetian lace.
The bride carried a ballerina
bouquet of white orchids. Miss
Joyce Vick, sister of the groom,
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was maid of honor and wore a pink
embroidered gown of organdy. She
carried a cascade bouqet of mix
ed spring flowers tied with varie
gated ribbon.
The Misses Betsy Thornton and
Shirley Farrior, cousin of the
groom, bridesmaids, and Miss San
dra Willis, sister of the bride, who
was junior bridesmaid, wore match
ing gowns of green, lavendar and
yellow embroidered organdy and
carried bouquets similar to the
maid of honor's.
Miss Christi Willis, cousin of the
bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Charles D. Willis, of Norfolk, Va?
was the flower girl and Ben Hor
ton, son of Mr. and Mrs. S. A. Hor
ton, the ring bearer.
Mr. A. B. Vick was best man for
hi* son and ushers were Jack Far
rior, cousin of the groom from
Farmville, A. T. Leary, jr., Wal
dron Bailey, III, and Richard
Spears.
Mrs. Willis wore for her daugh
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?15 Arandell Street Phone 8-43*0 Morehead City
Wedding Invilalion '
Mr. and Mrs. John C.' Guthrie
request the honour
~Ot your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
- \ Maxine
to
Odis J. Morrow
on Tuesday the seventeenth of June
at four o'clock in the afternoon
Franklin Memorial
Methodist Church
Morehead City, North Carolina
No formal Invitations have
been issued la the county to the
weddlaf or t* the cake cutting.
All friends and relatives of the
bride aad (room are cardially in
vited. The eake cutting will be
held at eight o'clock Monday
night at the civic crater.
Members of Morrow - Davis
Wedding Party Announced
Members of the Morrow-Davis
wedding party were announced
yesterday by the parents of the
firide, Mr. and Mrs. John C. Guth
rie. Mrs. Maxine Guthrie Davis,
who will be given in marriage by
her father, will have Mrs. Walton
Hamilton of Wilson as her matron
of honor.
Best man for the groom will be
W. 0. Morrow, his brother, of Bir
mingham, Ala. Ushers are Walton
Hamilton and William Roy Hamil
ton of Beaufort. Ring bearer will
be John Thomas Davis, son of the
bride.
Mrs. R. M. Poulk Hostess
To Bridge Club Thursday
Mrs. R. M. Poulk was hostess to
her bridge club Thursday, June 5,
at her home on Evans street and
entertained two tables. Guests
were Mrs. N. F. Eure and Miss
Lena Duncan.
High score winner was Mrs. Kate
Dorrler who received a pair of ear
rings. Soft drinks and candy were
served during play and strawberry
cake roll after progressions.
The club will meet Thursday,
June 19, with Mrs. Rosalie Salter.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Murdoch
Announce Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Lee A. Murdoch of
Wiidwcxxi announce the engage
ment <A their daughter. Janice Lee, '
to the Rev. Wilfong Walden Clarke,
jr., at 'Newport.
Mr. Clarke jarthe son of Mr. and
Mrs. W, W> Clarke of Dublin, N. C.
'The wedding will take place June
25 in the WiTdwood Presbyterian
church.
Presbyterian* to Meet
A general meeting will be held
at tne Presbyterian church Mon
day night at 8 p.m. After the busi
ness session, Mrs. Priestly Conyera
will talk on the year she and her
family spent in Switzerland. The
public is invited.
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