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Mrs. Horace Pearce left Wed-
sday for Washington, D. C. and
pe Cod. She will visit her bro-
ir, Col. A. T. Strickland and his
nily.
3ol. A. T. Strickland of Wash-
'ton, D. C. and Mrs. Arthur
ickland of Hampton, Va. bro-
ir and mother of Mrs. Horace
arce visited her this past week,
iiss Vickie Strickland, neice of
s. Horace Pearce, has been vi-
ng her for the past two weeks.
is now in summer school at
te.
liss Trudy Karen Pearce of
^1 leboro is visiting the John E.
ths and her brother, Phil
irce, this week.
ittle Miss Joni Olivia Keith is
ting with the 0. A. Perrys in
ky Mount for a week.
Mrs. Robert C. Powell of Ra
leigh, Mrs. Hubert Seymour of
Greensboro, Mrs. Carrie Barnum
of Florida, Mrs. Hal Colvard and
son, Duane, of Belleview, Washing
ton were dinner guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Woodlief Friday.
Mrs. Sallie C. Powell spent a
few days last week with her bro
ther and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Woodlief.
Suzanne Mills left for Calif., with
Dr. James Tull and Ann this week.
Ann and Suzanne will be students
at the University of Calif, in Berk
ley this summer.
Mrs. E. C. Poole attended the
graduation of her granddaughter
Judy Poole from Enloe High
School in Raleigh. Later Mrs.
Poole, Judy Poole and Charles
Poole went to Feasterville, Pa. to
Mrs. Bill Noble’s for the gradua
tion of BiUy Noble, Mrs. Poole’s
grandson.
Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Holding
III spent several days last week
in New Orleans.
Miss Lynda Hicks and Miss Vir
ginia Wade were guests of Mr.
Bill Womble, staff writer for the
News and Obsberver, last week
end at his home near Wilmington.
Mr. Womble took the girls to some
of the interesting places around
Wilmington, including Fort Cas
well and Old Brunswick. As a
member of the Battleship Commis
sion, Mr. Womble was able to
make a tour of the U. S. S. North
Carolina and the “Sight and
Sound” show much more enter
taining.
Spending a few days at Yaupon
larah Glover, Bob Bridges
V^ed Saturday; To Live Here
ISlli
rah Catherine Glover and Rob-
IWayne Bridges were married
f !rday in the Southeastern Bap-
Theological Seminary Chapel
'^ake Forest. The Rev. Melvin
ers officiated.
{jjllie bride is the daughter of
™and Mrs. William L. Glover
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/en in marriage by her fa-
the bride wore a gown of
de sole with accents of alen-
lace and seed pearls. Her
ilia was of Brussels lace and
arried roses, lilies of the val-
ind gardenias.
is Betty Starr Glover, her
was maid of honor. Brides-
OREST
OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS
WAKE FOREST, N. C.
RI. & SAT., June 18 - 19
ELVIS PRESLEY
TICKLE ME
V. & WED., June 20 - 23
ie Avalon & Deborah Walley
SKI PARTY
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MRS. ROBERT BRIDGES
maids were Miss Vicky Holding,
Miss Ginny Soule and Miss Hjordis
Christoph, all of Wake Forest, and
Miss Paulette Allen of Raleigh.
The bridegroom’s father was
best man. Ushers were Ralph
Bridges, Steve Bridges and Wil
liam Glover Jr., all of Wake For
est, and Michael Patterson of
Greensboro.
Out of town guests for the wed
ding included Mr. and Mrs. T. C.
Fitzgerald, Sr., and Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Fulcher of New Bern;
Mrs. L. G. Barden and James L.
Barden of Selma; Md. and Mrs.
IJ. C. Morton and Misses Jessica
and Elizabeth Morton of Rocky
i Mount; Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Wat-
j kins, Robert Watkins, and Miss
I Mary Helen Barden of Rocky
I Mount; Mr. and Mrs. Fred Brink
of Smithfield; Mr. and Mrs. T. C.
Fitzgerald, Jr., of Atlanta; Mr.
and Mrs. W. E. Fitzgerald and
Marc Edward and Rusty Fitzger
ald of Ferrum, Va.; Mr. and Mrs.
R. 0. Tharington of Greenville;
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Whittaker of
Morgantown, W. Va.
Come and Sit
JRS. - SAT., June 24-2G
Abbott & Lou Costello
The World of
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r Mann & Jocelyn Lane
wd of Ali Baba
TECHNICOLOR)
William Royall Mitchell of Wake
Forest and Robert Watkins of Ra
leigh were acolytes.
Wedding music was presented
by William Edward Fitzgerald of
Ferrum, Va., cousin of the bride,
soloist, and Max Smith of Wake
Forest.
The bride is a student at Peace
College. Her husband is employed
at Schrader in Wake Forest, where
they wiU make their home after
a wedding trip to Florida.
CAKE CUTTING
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Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Glover en
tertained the Bridges-Glover wed
ding party and other guests at a
cake cutting Friday night follow
ing the wedding rehearsal.
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The guest of honor was present
ed a gift of crystal by the hostess.
Bridal Shower
Mrs. Ralph Bridges entertained
at a shower honoring Miss Sarah
Glover on May 16 at the Glen Roy
al Baptist Church.
A green and white color scheme
was carried out with white roses
in floral arrangements. Green
punch, decorated bridal cakes,
nuts, and mints were served to
around 25 guests.
Bridal Party
Mrs. H. L. Miller, Mrs. C. L.
Matheny, and Mrs. B. J. Powell
honored the former Sarah Glover
at Mrs. Powell’s home last Wed
nesday. A color scheme of pink
and white was caried out in flower
arrangements on the table and
elsewhere throughout the house.
Slide pictures were shown by
Mrs. Melvin Winters and Mrs.
Powell as suggestions of places to
honeymoon. The pictures included
such places as Norlth Carolina
mountains, beaches, Washington,
D. C., New York, Williamsburg,
and other places in Virginia.
Punch, open face sandwiches,
nuts, and cookies were served to
about 20 people. Miss Glover re
ceived many useful and pretty
gifts.
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of Jones and So. White Sts. Phone 556-3781 Wake Forest
Coke Party
Mrs. H. Edward Paschal had a
Coca-cola party Saturday morning.
May 29, in honor of the former
Sarah Glover, at her home on Dur
ham Road.
Mixed summer flowers were
used in decorating. Coca-colas,
cheese straws, sandwiches, nuts,
and cookies were served to ap
proximately 15 guests.
The honoree was presented a gift
of crystal.
Beach last week were Mr. and
Mrs. John Wooten, Jr. and Shir
ley Katherine and Bill, Mrs. Nora
HarreU, Paul T. and Nora Ellen.
Johnny Wooten is at St. Andrews
College in Laurinburg attending
a five week Academic Enrichment
Workshop for high school juniors
and seniors. He will be home for
this week end.
Mrs. I. T. Stroud has returned
home after visiting her son, Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy Stroud and fam
ily in Louisiana. Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Stroud and family of Fuquay
took his mother to La.
Chaplain and Mrs. Max Eller and
family of Virginia Beach, Va. vi
sited her parents. Rev. and Mrs.
I. T. Stroud last week. Chaplain
Eller and his family will be in
Durham next year while he is at
tending Duke.
Rev. I. T. Stroud was in Alber-
ton recently where he attended
the home-coming at Jones Chapel
Baptist Church.
Rev. and Mrs. Ponder and fam
ily were dinner guests Sunday of
Rev. and Mrs. I. T. Stroud.
Mrs. J. C. Brooks and family
of Roanoke Rapids came by to see
her parents. Rev. and Mrs. I. T.
Stroud Sunday. She was on her
way to Campbell College with her
daughter, Rachel who will be in
summer school there.
The Wake Weekly, Wake Forest, N. C., Jime 18, 1965, Page 3
Mr. and Mrs. R. S. Boal and j
children, John, Marjorie, and Bet- I
ty spent last week at Holden j
Beach.
Guests recently of Mrs. C. Y.
Holden, Sr. have been Mr. and
Mrs. R. A. Koteski, Frances,
Mary, Charlotte, and Catherine
of Powell, Tenn., Mr. and Mrs.
Carroll Church of Charlotte and
his sister, Mrs. Bob Jones of Bal
timore, Md. Last Thursday they
had supper at King of the Sea and
Friday, they had a family barbe
cue.
The Koteskies toured Williams
burg, Va. and also visited her sis
ter, Mrs. H. G. Ames of Bellhav-
en, Va.
Mrs. _ Bette Gates and family
are visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. R. N. IsbeU.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gulley and
Mrs. R. N. Isbell attended the
Buchanan — Speas wedding, Sat
urday, in Winston-Salem.
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The Woke Weekly
Quality Offset — Letterpress Printing
504 So. White St. Wake Forest, N. C.
On Sunday afternoon at 4:30
p. m. Miss Sarah Glover was en
tertained at a lovely come and
sit hour at the home of Mrs. W.
R. Shearon.
Upon entering the guests were
invited into the dining room for
lemonade punch, chicken patties
and individual lemon pies topped
with mint sprigs, candied grape
fruit peel, green mints and assort
ed salted nuts served from a table
covered with pink linen cloth with
bridal doll and candle arrange
ment. Silver candlelabra with
white tapers and ivy graced the
buffet. I
The bride’s plate was designated '
by a miniature bride and groom.
Around 25 guests called during
the hour.
On the bride’s table, the cen
terpiece was a candlelabra flank-
I ed with magnolia leaves and lil-
lies. After the bride and groom
cut the first piece of cake, Mrs. W.
W. Holding, Jr. served the cake i
and Mrs. Donald Gulley poured
punch. j
Others assisting were: Mrs. J. !
L. Warren, Mrs. A. C. Reid, Mrs.
J. A. Hartsfield, Mrs. W. M. Mit- j
chell, Mrs. Sam Sidenberg, Miss [
Judy Hartsfield, and Miss Mary
Alice Warren.
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JUNE 18 thru JUNE 30
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So. White St. Wake Forest
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PHONE 556-3671
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