: SOCIAL AND PERSONAL HAPPENINGS
of INTEREST to WOMEN
MBS. P. D. HERNDON. Editox PHONE 167
MB. AND MRS. EVEBETT MEDLIN
Miss Betty Weaver And Everett Medlin
Wed In Home Ceremony Saturday
M1h? Betty "Weaver and "Dverenf
HmWy" Medlar were united in mar
rittgc in a simple but impTessive
4?>n>mony which toofk place at the
tome of the bride'? parent* on Sat
urday, July 2, ai 3 o'clock. Rev.C.
B. Bobbin officiated
A prettily improvised altar was
.arranged in front of the man-tie in
the living room of the home. The
background waji of lacey greenery
arrd arrangements of floor haskets
of white gladioli, baby's breath and
terns interspersed with candelabras
holding white tapers. Bowls of white
carnations, baby's breath and glad
ioli were plact-d in various pJao*-s
w?lK>mt the room
The couple entered the ceremony
room together and unattended The
brio*. wore a wit of white summer
gabardine with navy blue accessor
ies She wore a single strand cf
jiearkr, gift of the 'bride g room, and j
carried a White Bible topped with a
Coronation Service
At First Baptist Church
Three Intermediate giris wore
< r<rwm>(! queens in a coronation ser
vice held at the First Baptu?t chui
?'h FViday night
The -service was undeT t.ht. dire<
tion of Mrs Frank Ussery, loader of
Intermediate giris auxiliary. Mrs.
1..-C. Pinnix wat accompanist.
(Prior to the crowning of the
queens, Misses Cynthia Pkm, Mar
jorie Tess^neer, Melba Tindaii, and
f>velyn Cline, who are maidens, la
?lie* in waiting, and princesses, re
wpectjvely, were heralded in and re
lated together the Girls Auxiliary
Allegiance. As the pianist played
"We've a story to Tell to the Na
*ions,"f each queen approached a
lone -with her crown hearer. The
queens were: Cornelia Ware, with
Mtke War*- a* crown bearer; Phyl
lis Ware with Dianne RotHTts; San
rtra Hovis with Carolyn Pinnix. Each
queen repeated one of the require
ment* to become queen prior to be
ing crowned by Mr* A W Kincaid
who represented the Woman's Mis
wtonary Union.
Folk) wing the coronation all the
ffirls sang their auxiliary hymns,
?"WeVe a Story to Tel] to the Na
tions." Mrs. Klncaid closed the meet
ir*g with prayet.
jaoUowlng. the coronation theVe
?was a period of fellowship when
tiuntfi and cookies, were served
Mrs. George Houser
Fetes Duplicate jClub
(Mrs. George Houser was a dftlight
?ui .fcntcss to members of the Du
YftMMe bridge club and two invited
****** Mrs. Jim Smith and Mrs.
Wa lyito Black mer ait her home on
WtBdiiy afternoon .
Mtaed flowers were used in the
eobTrist A tempting salad plate was
nerved at the conclusion of the pro
grtwHsnj,
"the hostese/-pr??ented prizes to
Mra Don Blanton and Mrs Jim
Bmlth.
Mrs. F. W. Plonk
Honors Ace Oi Clubs
and other wtsonal blos
soms were put u> charming use in
decorating the home of Mrs Fred
Plonk last Thursday afternoon when
t?he was hostess to Ace of Ci^b? and
lnv*N?d guests
drinks and party dainties
We served during ttie progressions
white orchid showered with baby's
breath and white satin ribbon.
The bride's mother wore a pink
crepe dress with black accessories
and ? corsage ot white carnations.
The bridegroom's mother wore a '
navy blue shamols crepe dress with ii
white acceo'sories and a corsage of |
white carnations.
. Immediately after trie ceremony a
reception was held. The bride's ta- .
ble was covered with a white linen ;|
cloth and centered with a decora-.,
red three-tiered wedding cake, flank !
ed on either side with candeiabrasj
holding white tape,a . v.-Jth , _
lacey fern. Icecream, green and |
white mints and punch was served
with the cake. Assisting at the re- '
ception were Mrs. K. J. Huffstetler, I
I Mrs. Floyd Payne, Mrs. B. T. Burton ,1
*nd Mrs. Ben Ware. til
After the reception the couple left
for a short wedding trip.
S. A. Mauneys Note
50th Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. S, A. Mauney finding ]
it more convenient to celebrate their
Golden Anniversary at this season
rather than wait until dead of win
ter arranged to have al> their fam
ily to assemble togerher for divine
worship service in Mrs. Mauney's
home church, Concordia Lutheran t
church of Conover on Sunday mqrn- i
ing, July 10, 1949.
Fifty years ago this year-Mr and ,
Mrs. Mauney were the first cople to ;
be married in this present house of j
worship.
Rev. R F. Lineberger, pastor of the
Congregation, took as his text for
the service, St. Mark 4-26 '*And He
ss-id so,, is t&e Kingdom of God, as if
a man ghould cast? seed into the'
ground."
The church was beautifully deco
rated for the occasion with white
glads and shasta daisies The ser
vice was broadcast of WNNC.
After the service the P. E. Isen
hour clan had a family dinner at
the new country home of Mr. and
Misl Horace Isenhour.
The children and grandchildren
present to help celebrate th? oc- '
casion were: Mr. and Mrs. Aubrey I
Mauhey, Peggy and Gene, Mr. and
Mrs. H. B. Wolfe,- Betty, Anna and i
Neta, of Charlotte, Dr. and Mrs. J. ?
P. Mauney, Philo and Sammie, Mr.
and Mrs. B. N. Barnes, Luther and
Kenneth, Mr. and Mrs. * Lawrence
Lohr, Lawrence, Jr., of Raleigh, Rev.
and Mrs. C. P. .#isber, Jean and Ze
lia, of JRoekWeil. '
Entre-Nous Meets
With Mrs. O. <X Jackson
0 ?
Mixed cut summer flowers were
used is the party looms in the home
of Mrs. O. O. Jackson Tuesday aft
ernoon when she was hostess to the
members of the Entre-Wous club.
Two tables were set for refresh
ments when the toeittbeis arrived
and a very dainty and tasty dessert
course with a drink was served. Al
ter the games score prises sut fl
ven Mrs. Dan Finger, high, and Mrs.
J. H. Arthur, low.
Mrs. Dsn Finger snd Mis. Wilson
Crawford were invited to play with
the club members.
Playing prises went so Mrs. Ajnos
Dean, high snd Mrs. W. K. Mauney.
3r, second high. . 1
Invited guest# wees Mrs. ? Amos
Dean, Mrs. M. E StaMton, Mrs. Mar
tin Harmon, and Mfcs Dan Finest.
Miss lean Webb
Party Honoree
At the home of her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. L. C. Parson ?n last Thurs- :
day night, Mrs. Virginia Rosenthal j
entertained with four tables of
bridge a a a bridal courtesy to Miss
Jean Webb, popular bride elect of
the month.
Upon arrival a refreshment cour
se was served at auxiliary tables,
each centered with a rainiautxe bou
quet. An ice course carrying out the
bridal colors of green and white
was served. Following the course,
the tables were rearanged for bridge
which left game awards with Miss
Peggy Arthur and Mrs. X. A. Lac
key, Jr^' : '
The hostess presented the honor
ee, Miss Webb, and also Miss Bea
lah Rhea, with gifts.
? ( ' "? . . 'v jr.? v.- ''K ."r-l
Mrs. C. F. Thomasson
Fetes Twin Table Club
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Guests attended the party for play
at two tables Tuesday night when
Mrs. Charles Thomasson entertained
the Twin Tahle Bridge club.
On the arrival of the guests the
hostess assisted by Mrs. L. P. Stowe
and Mrs. G. F. Thomasson, Jr., serv
ed an enticing frozen salad, sand
wiches, a sweet course and punch.
When four progressions were com
pleted high score award went to
Mrs. M. . Ware with Mrs. Paul Mau
ney winning second' high.
Mrs. k P. Stowe was invited to
play with the members.
Social Calendar
?00-7:00? Mrs E. W. Grtflin and
Mks.Carlyle Ware arc honor
ing Miss Jean Webb at Fine
crett, Lake Montonia.
7:3<V-Mr. and Mrs. George ?. MaU
ney are entertaining the Cou
ple? Club with a television
party. '
8:00 ? Mrs. Holland t>iScon, Mrs. Kal
ph Mauriey and Mrs. V*w
Wrape ate giving. ?? -de*ert
bridge and rook party at the
Country Club as a courtly to
Mrs. Marvin Elmer Mcwfi, re
cent bride.
8:00-?-Hi-lx> Bridge club meets with
Mr. and Mir J. C. Bridges.
Saturday
4:00-6:00 ? Mrs. John, Gamble is
entertaining for Mrs. Marvin
Elmer McGill.
Monday
7:00 ? The Frances Hamilton circle
will meet with Mrs. Claud
Hambright at her home at
*Lake Montonia. This will be
a picnic suppe; honoring the
husbands and children of the
member a
7:00 ? The Mary Kennedy circle will
meet with Mrs. Clarence Black
8:00? The 'Frances Garrison circle
meets with Mias Annie Mae
. Ware.
Tuesday *. . .
7:00i r-flC$e Study- CJuT> meet* vith
Mrs. J, B. Keeter.
Friday
1 3:00 ? Mrs. Jim Smith will entertain
the Fortnighters clu'b at the
Country Club.
. PATRICIA tVONNE FALLS
Celebrates Third
Birthday July 6th
Little Miss Patricia Eyonne Falls,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Do^tt
Falls, celebrated her third birthday
Wednesday, July 6, with a party.
Miss Falls was dressed in a dainty
yellow net evening dress with rib
bon and socks to match. . /
The rooms were decorated with
snapdragons, gladioli and other
summer flowers. Upon arrival the
children were presented suckers as
favors and the beautiful two-tiered
birthday cake, ice cream, cindy and
drinks were served {he children and
their mothers.
Those present were leslie Joy,
Joyce, Biil, Jeanne and Rodman
Falls, Mike Hughes, Patsy, Beckie,
Ginger and Ernie Payne, Marlene
Hartsoe, Larry Costlier and Linda
Faye Coble. "
Evonne received many pretty and
useful gift*.
Circle No. 5 Meets
With Mrs. R. Mauney
Cirele No. 5 of the Central Melo
dist church met at the home of Mre.
Ralph Mauney Tuesday night. Mrs.
Mauney, circle chairman, was in.
charge.. i
. Mrs. Mack Gantt gave the devo
tional: Mrs. H. M. Riser, program
leader, gave an Interesting program
on "Unifted Nations." She was assis
ted by Mrs. C. L. Fulton and Mrs.
Mauney.
Roortsen members and one visi
tor were present
At the conclusion of the program
the hostess served ice cream, cake
and a fruit drink.,
Birth Announcements
' Mr. and Mra. Alex Owens, route
1, announce the birth of a daugh
ter, Saturday,- July 9, Shelby hospi
tal.
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Mr. and Mrs. John B. Dilling an
nounce the birth of a daughter, Ca- '
rbl Ann, Tuesday, July 12, Garrison
General hospital. .
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. (Bill) Moss,
announce the birth of a son, R. W.
Jr., Friday, 'July 15, Shelby hospital.
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