Miss Collins,
Mr. Jamison
Are Married
The marriage of Miss Laura
Gwendolyn Collins, daughter of
and Mrs. Sterling D. Col
ins and James Franklin Jami
‘.n son of the late Mr. and
W. M. Jamison of Moores
was solemnized Saturday
'iter’noon, at 5 o’clock in the
Suiter Park Baptist church.
The ceremony was performed
hefore an altar banked with
jmS< chrysanthemums, south
finiiax, and cathedral can
dles. The Rev. T. H. King, offi
ciated.
pr;or to the ceremony, Mrs.
p p. High played a program of
nuptial music, and Mrs. L. W.
Brinson, soloist, sang several
flections.
The bride, given in marriage
l,v her father, wore a gown of.
white satin fashioned with a
bertha of chantilly lace embroi
led with seed pearls and
crystal sequins, a fitted bodice,
>nd a full skirt ending in a cir
cular train. Her full length veil
0f bridal illusion fell from a
halo of chantilly lace em
broidered with seed pearls, and
she carried an arm bouquet of
white carnations centered with
, white orchid. Her only orna
ment was a string of pearls, a
gift of the bridegroom.
Mrs, Joe I. Miller was ma
iron-of-honor and wore a gown
cf peacock blue moire with a
jutted bodice and full skirts with
, bustle. She wore a halo of il
lusion, and carried a bouquet of
chrysaothemums.
Bridesmaids, Miss Dorothea
Quelch Jones, and Mrs. Ray S.
Moore of Knoxville, Tenn.. wore
dusty rose gorwns and hats
identical to that of the matron
of honor. They carried bouquets
of lavendar chrysanthemums.
Junior bridesmaids were lean
Vereen and Gwen Lou Vereen.
They wore dresses in light blue,
and carried yellow chrysanthe
mums. Flower girl, Judy Mat
te, wore a pink dress and car
ried a basket of blue and pink
flower petals.
Gilbert Jamison of Kanna
polis was his brother’s best man,
end ushers were Joe I. Miller,
£am Fincher of Florence, S. C.
A reception was held at the
home of the bride’s parents, fol
lowing the ceremony.
The bride’s going-away suit
was of gabardine. She wore
black accessories and an orchid
torsage.
Mrs. Jamison is a graduate
of Mars Hill college and the
Womans college of the Univer
sity of North Carolina Mr. am
Ison is a graduate of the Berry
Schools, Rome, Ga.
Out-of-town guests here for
tbs wedding included: the Rev.
W. , Francis of Tyner, Mr. and
Mrs. Gilbert Jamison of Kan
napolis, Miss Eugenia Jamison
of Mooresville, Mr. and Mrs.
Sam Fincher of Florence, S. C.,
Mr. and Mrs. R. A. Sloop of
Mooresville, Harry A. Sloop of
Mooresville, Mr. and Mrs. T. R.
Atkinson of Fairmont, Mrs.
Gwendolyn Franklin Moore of
Knoxville. Tenn., and Betty
Muldrow of Darlington, S. C.
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Mrs, Monigomery
Has Surmise Pariy
On 81 si Birihday
Mrs. R. A. Montgomery, was
honored at a surprise birthday
party celebrating her 81st. birth
day Friday evening by her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. Caroline
0, Montgomery and her young
est grandson, Eugene- Montgom
ery. student at the University of
North Caolina.
At the opening of the surprise
Party, members of the family
Presented Mrs. Montgomery
r*th a bathrobe. During the
evening ice cream snd cake
*ere served.
The party took place in Mrs.
Montgomery’s home, 705 Chest
nut street.
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MISS NELL CHRISTINE WARREN—Daughter of Mrs. John
Ellis Warren and the late Mr. Warren of 'Newton Grove, whose
engagement to John David Grice, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. John
David Grice of Calypso, is announced today by her mother. The
wedding will take place on January 3.
Seagate Church
Officers Honored
Mrs. A. F. Williamson, WMS
president of the Seagate Baptist
church organizations, entertain
ed the WMS officers with a
Christmas party recently at her
home. The party began with the
singing of a group of carols.
Mrs. C. L. McKenzie then gave
a brief talk on the different or
ganizations of the WMS and the
colors that represent each one.
Mrs. Williamson gave as fa
vors small handmade book
markers using ribbons to carry
out the color scheme of the or
ganization that each officer rep
resented. During the social hour
games were played and refresh
ments were served.
The house was appropriately
decorated with greenery and
burning candles. On one small
table was a miniature Christ
mas tree.
Those present were: Mr. and
Mrs. Minor Bishop, Mr. and
Mrs. O. M. Brown, Mrs. Thel
ma Russ, Mrs. Martha Walton,
Mrs. C. L. McKenzie, Mrs. Car
olyn Milliken, Mrs. Beulah Me
Kenzie, Mrs. Walter Hunt, Mrs.
Mary Brock, Mrs. Estella Milli
ken, Mrs. Eva Larson and Mr.
and Mrs. Williamson.
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Advent Christian
Choir Plans Program
The choir of the First Advent
Christian church consisting of 20
voices will present a program
of Christmas music at the even
ing service at 8 o’clock. The en
tire service will be devoted to
music, The cantata “The Christ
mas Hallelujah” will be sung by
the large chorus choir of mixed
voices.
The choir is under the direc
tion of Mrs. G. W. Saunders,
with Mrs. John Hewitt at the
piano.
The public is cordially invited
to attend.
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CHILDREN FETED
The children of the Maffitt Vil
lage school were entertained
Friday morning at a delightful
Christmas party at the school
when the grademothers were
hostesses.
King-Guerin
Vows Planned
For Saturday
The marriage of Lois King
King and William R. Guerin of
Wilmington and Atlanta, Ga.,
will take place Saturday after
noon at 3 o’clock in the chapel
of the First Presbyterian
church.
The Rev. . J: A. Russell of
Grace Methodist church, and
Dr. William Crow of the First
Presbyterian church will offi
ciate.
Mrs. King will have as her on
ly attendant ,her young daugh
ter, Miss Julene King. She will
be given in marriage by her
father, J. Arthur King.
Mr. Guerin will have as his
best man his brother, C. E. Guer
in of Newport News, and ushers
will be Richard E. Guerin, twin
brother of the groom-to-be from
Atlanta, and Marion B. Guerin,
another brother from Atlanta.
Mrs. King is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. J. Arthur King of
this city, and Mr. Guerin is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. John Guerin
of Atlanta.
No invitations have been is
sued, but friends of the couple
are invited to attend.
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Danny Brew Given
Birthday Party
Mr. and Mrs. D. T. Brew en
tertained their son, *Danny, on
his 14th birthday Friday night
with a weinenroast at their home
in Leland. Games were played
throughout the evening, after
which many gifts were present
ed.
A birthday cake trimmed in
green and white was cut follow
ing the weiner roast.
Guests included: Danny Brew,
Leseene Gariey, Jinnie Ray Wil
letts, Barbara Thorpe, Azalea
Lewis, Patsy Gainey, Donna
Skipper, Emily Knox, Colleen
Simmons, Deloris Lewis, Daisey
Gainey, Evelyn Evans, Peggy
Joe Long, Christine Hewett,
Harriet Ann Brew, Bobby Cor
bett, Sonny Gainey, Buddy Lew
is, Richard West, and Garland
Bordeaux.
Jackie Corbett, Jack Clem
mons, Sonny Nance, Van Clark,
Thurston Lynch, Paul Peterson,
Mrs. S. J. Corbett, and Mrs.
Ernestine Thorpe.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs. R. Bradley Roe
buck announce the birth of a
daughter, Robin Diane, Decem
ber 17 at Marion Sprunt annex.
Mrs. Roebuck is the former
Dorothy Levengood of Jefferson
ville, Indiana.
DECEMBER BRIDE—Mrs. James H. Sandifer, who before her
marriage on December 6 at Riley’s Creek Baptist church was Miss
Nell Scott, daughter of Walter L. Scott and the late Mrs. Scott of
Rocky Point.
Maxine Pridgen,
Bride-Eleci, Feied
Miss Maxine Pridgen was
complimented recently at a mis
cellaneous shower by Mrs. Sam
Phillips and Miss Shirley Phil
lips. Little Miss Rebecca Phil
lips presented the bride - elect
with a corsage of pink carna
tions.
After several games were
played and prizes being won by
Mrs. Sam Adams, Miss Carolyn
King, Miss Louise Davis and
Miss Glenn Hufham, a delicious
ice course was served with
cakes, nuts and mints.
Guests included: Mrs. Cecil
Ulmer, Mrs. Lewis Darden,
Miss Mary Mavranicolas, Mrs.
Gus Mavranicolas, Mrs. Graham
Alderman, Miss Carolyn King,
Miss Mildred Thomas , Mrs.
Sam Adams, Mrs. Olie Strick
land, Miss Frances Huhn, Miss
Louise Davis, Miss Glenn Huf
ham, Mrs. S. F. Page and Mrs.
Ola Pridgen.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCED
Mr. and Mrs Alton T. Gause,
announce the birth of a son, Al
ton Wayne, December 1 at Ma
rion Sprunt annex.
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Music Announced
Norman L. Mintz, organist at
Immanuel Presbyterian church,
has announced the program as
follows for the 7:30 o’clock serv
ice this evening.
1. O Come Ye And Worship,
Johannes Brahms 3, Chorus.
2. O Holy Night, Richard Wag
ner 6, Baritone Solo.
3. Through Ages Darkened, P.
I. Tschaikowsky 9, Alto and
Tenor Solos, and Chorus.
4. The Promised Lord, Ludwig
van Beethoven 14. Chorus.
5. O Fear Not!, Gaetano
Braga 17, Soprano and Alto Duet
with Alto Solo.
6. Can This Be Messiah?, P.
I. Tschaikowsky 22, Chorus with
Tenor Solo.
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Franz Schubert 30, Soprano Solo
with Humming Chorus.
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ard Wagner 33, Men's Chorus
and Mixed Voices.
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Schumann 39, Chorus for Worn
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All, Ludwig van Beethoven 42,
Chorus.
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18th Century Melody 44. Chorus.
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