North Carolina Newspapers

? r ? ? ctivities 4-3612 & 1 5 ? ? ? Local Affairs Mr*. G. T. BuckUnd underwent ?urgery at Wat* lift Hospital Hon day morning. MU? Eva Kirk man of Thoma* ville ipcnt the week end -jrith Dr. and Mrs. Len D. Hagaman. Mm Lula Sharp of Tayloraville, U viiitlng her titter, Mri. Margaret Warren. Mia* Irene LeQueux of Taylors vine is spending tne wee* wiui Mrs. If. P. Critcher. Mr. and Mra J. B; Ragan spent last Tuesday with their daughter, Mri. Prank Lookabill in Zionville. Harold Dee .Cole Jr. ia viaitlng his grandmother Cole and othar retatives in Birmingham, Alabama. mri. Earleen Moretz waa the week end guest of lira. Lula Cams and Mr. A. G. Thomas in ChflHotte. Mr. and Mr*. Walter Boone of Dothan, Alabama announce the birth of a son on June 6. Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Cook are visistinc relatives in Beckley and Charleston, Wast Virginia. Mrs. Lorenza Clinard of Clem mons, N. C. is visiting this week with her mother, Mrs. Granville Norris. Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kimel of Winston-Salem were' week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Hagaman. Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Davis and sons, Bill and Jim, of Akron, Ohio are visiting relatives in the county this week. Miss Emma Lou Dollars of Deep Gap spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. D. A McGuire and family of Banner Elk. Mr. Bowman Hinkley and Mr. Wm. T. Viber returned to Miami, Florida Saturday after a ten days visit with Mr. A1 Issacs. Miss Geraldine Honeycutt has returned home after a ten day visit with her sister, Mrs. Bill Dale in Aaheville. Mr. and Mrs. L. M. Gragg and sons, Jeffery and Bill, of Tuskee gee, Alabama are guests of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gragg this week. Lt. and Mrs. Robert Brabee of Ft Lewis, Washington spent last week with Mrs. Brabec's mother, Mrs. W. F. Miller. Major and Mrs. John, H. Thomas were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrs. Charles Jenkins, Jr. in North Wilkesboro. Mr. FMI Cctanelll of MdrgatfttM' spent the week end with his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. James H. Coun cill. Mrs. James Malcolm and daugh ter, Jennie, of Winston-Salem spent last week with Mr. and Mrs. Hale Vance. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Buchanan and John Ralph spent Sunday with Mrs. Lucy Honeycutt in Spruce Pine. Mr. and Mrs. J. C. McConnelV were week end visitors with Mr. and Mrf Jimmy McConntll in Winston-Salem. Mra. John Cox returned to her home in Winaton-Salem Sunday af ter a week'i ?iait with her dau?h ter, Mra. Paul Weston and Mr. Weaton in Todd. Miaa Pat Ellis, who has been teaching at RekUville during the past term, haa arrived at the home of her parent^, Mr. and Mra. B. W. Ellb, for the summer. Mrs. Joe Williams is spending a few days with Mrs. J. B. Hagaman, Jr. and children in Norfolk, Vir ginia. Lt. Hagaman is on duty in Europe. Mr. and Mrs. Walter J. Brown and children, Wanda Gail and Jeanette, of Fairfax, Virginia were recent visitors with Mr. and Mra. W. E. Brown on Route 2. Mr. and Mrs. Arlisa Mast and son. Bob, of Cleveland, Ohio are visiting Mra. Blanche Coooer and Mr. and Mrs. V. B. Mast of Sugar Grove. Mrs. Velmi McCoy is seriously 111 in a Washington, D. C. hospital following surgery there laat Wed nesday. Mr. Rob Rivers left today for a visit with her and Mr. and Mrs. t. C. Rivers. Mr. and Mrs. Howard R. Wiley, Miss Henrietta -JBarlow and Mr. Larry Ball have returned to their home* in Prospect, Ohio after a week'a visit with Mrs. I. G. Greene and other relatives. Mr. and Mra. Tommy Hodges of Tucson. Arizona announce the birth of a son, Phillip Thomas Hod ges. on June 10 at St. Mary's Hos pital. Tommy is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Hodees of Boone. Mrs. J. M. Oatther attended the Tommy Gwyn-Laura Moore wed ding held in the first Baptist Church in Lenoir Wednesday. The reception waa held at the Woman's Club in Lenoir. Mr. and Mrs. Warren Eaton and children, Sarah and Wesley, have returned to their home in Balti more, Maryland after a month's visit with Mr and Mrs. L. T. Tata*. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Teague. Jr. and sons. Bobby aad Dannv of Its leirt, spent a few day* this week hi the* cabin at Winkler's Creek. While la Boone they visited Mr. Te*fwe*s niece, Mrs Gene Wilson, Kin Helen Underdown attended the annual conference of the North Carolina Register of Deeds As sociation at the Institute of Gov ernment in Chapel Hill Monday and Tuesday Mrs. John H. Couocill of Nor folk, Virginia arrived Friday to spend the summer with her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Shoe nuke Lt Councill accompanied her he?e and remained for a week end visit. Mrs. Gray Dickons and her son Al have uken the Cottage, Locus Lodge at Wildacns on the Wata uga during the first term of Ap palachian summer school where Mr.- Dickens will work toward his Masters degree. Miss Dolly Isaacs of Miami, Florida is spending the summer with her parents at Wildaeres. Miss Osaacs will continue her work toward her Masters degree at Appalachian State Teachers Col lege. ' Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Messier and son* of Miami, Florida have taken a cottage at Wildacres on the Wa tauga for the summer. Both Mr. and Mrs Messier are connected with the Dade County School sye tem. Mr. and Mrs Hugh Hagaman at tended the funeral of Dr. Enrico Roland! in \ Winston-Salem last Wednesday. Dr. Rolandi was killed in an automobile accident near his home in Central Islip, Long bland, New York last Monday morning. Mr. and Mrs. James H. Moore, son, Larry, and Mr. and Mrs. Coi zani, of Roanoke, Va., were in town briefly last Sunday. Mrs. Emma H. Moore, Mr. Moore's mother, accompanied them to Roa noke for a Miss Jane Rivers w(U leave Fri day for Detroit, Michigan, where she will be a bridesmaid in the wedding of Miss Joan Currie and Mr. Charles Davies Saturday. Miss Currie and Miss Rivers are stu dents at Northwestern University. Dr. and Mrs. Peter Everett and children, Geni, John, Randy and Jimmy, returned last week from a two-week vacation with Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Everett in Croyden, Pennsylvania and Mr. and Mrs. C. A. Huenger in Valparaiso, Indiana. Mr. and Mrs. Joseph H. Steven son, the former Miss Hattie Bing ham, who have spent the past three weeks at their residence on Cove Cro?k. returned to their heme ID Virginia for a short stay- , Mr. and Mrs David M. Estes and daughter, Mrs. Irene Poole of Bel Air, Maryland have returned home after visiting relatives in Caldwell and Watauga County. They spent Sunday night with Mr. Bites' sla ter, mA I. G. Greene in Perkina vUle. Mr. and Kn Avery Rotcn of Burbank, California, Mr. and Mrs. Harrison Greer of Morganton and Dr. and Mrs. I. G. Greer of Chapel Hill viaited with Mrs. Alice Greer; of Zkmvtlle, Mr. and Mrs. T. M. Greer and Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Greer over the week end. Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Tuck wilier and daughters, Joyce an) Jane, ac companied by Mary Deaae Bing ham, returned this week from Crawley, West Virginia, where they visited with relatives and Mr. Tuckwiller transacted business on his farm. Hilda remained for a longer visit. Mr. and Mrs. James A. Greene of Winston-Salem are spending the summer in Valle Crucis with Mr. and Mr*. R. A. Farthing and la Boone with Mr. and Mrs. R. G. Greene. Both Mr. and Mrs. Greene are teachers in Forsyth County schools. Mr. Greene is doing gra duate work at A. 8. T. C. Dr. and Mr*. G. T. Buckland. Tad and Janle, returned home Thurs day from a twenty-day trip to the West coast. Points of interest they visited were Los Angeles. Calif., Yellowstone National Park. Petri fied Forest, Carlsbad Caverns. N. Mexicon and Blaek Hills, S. D. They also visited Mr. and Mrs. M. E. Richmond ill Beckley, West Vir ginia. Mr. Buckland's mother, Mr*. E. S. Buckland. returned home with them from Beckley for an ex tended visit. Visiters last wort with Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Ancel were Mr. Starr Stacy. Mr Letcher Teaeue, Mr. and Mr*. Horace Greer. Mr. and Mr*. Jearv Coe and Jokanv. Mrs. Roy Smith. Mr, and Mr*. W. R. Wink ler. Mrs. Charles Younce of Boone. Mrs. Sam Mortimer. Mrs. Tom Huskins, Mr*. Charles Miller of Piaeola, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Ramsrv of Bakersville, Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd Isaacs, Kim and Steve, of Carthage, and Mm Lent Smith of Greenville, N. C. HoUhouter- Johnson Invitation It Issued Mr. and Mr*. Howard P. Hal shower request (he honor of tout presence at the marriage sf their daughter, Mary, to Mr. THeador* Martin i Johnson, Jr. Saturday. Freezor-Bolick Vows Are Said Miss Theresa Freeior. daughtor of Mr. and Mr*. Cletui Freezor of l-exinnton, became the bride of Ernest Benard Bolick, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Bolick, of Southmont, N. C., at 5:30 p. m. Saturday, June U, in Beck's Luth eran Church, Lexington. Dr. Forrest Feezor of Dallas, Texas, uncle of the bride, perform ed the doub'e ring ceremony. Prior to the ceremony, ? thirty minute program of nuptial music waa presented by Mrs. Bob CJod felter, cousin of the bride, organ ist, and Mrs. John Sink, soloist. The bride; was given in marriage by her father. She wore a gown of French Chantllly imported lace over bridal wtin, with ? yoke ef French illusion, the front inserted with French Chantilly lace, fea turing the prophetic wedding ring waist and billowing skirt with the traditional full train. The full length veil of French illuaion fell from a calot trimmed with orange blossoms and seed pearls. Her on ly ornament was a strand of pearla. She carried ? white Bible, a gift of the groom, showered with phalaenophisis spray orchids top ped with large white orchids. Mrs. Tommy Hedrlck, aunt of the bride, was matron of honor. She wore a floor length dress of yellow figured organdy over lime taffeta with matching mitts and headdress. She carried a bouquet of red carnations centered with large lime frilled-lipped green or chids tied with lime satin ribbon. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Charles B. Sechriest, sister of the groom. Miss Jean Sheets, Miss Sarah Kea ton, Miss Faynelle Graham, col lege roommates, and Mrs. Bryce Daniel, a high school classmate. They were dressed identical to the matron of honor and carried sim ilar bouquets. Honorary maids were Miss Ann Joy Freeior, Mix Forrestine Feei or, Mrs Douglss Trogdon and Mrs. Sterling Smith, cousin* of the bride. Jane Owen, cousin of the bride, acrved as the miniature bride. She wore a floor length dress and head drew matching that of the bride. She also carried a white Bible identical to the bride. The minia ture groom was Martin Luther Bolick, brother of the groom. Lit tle Miss Stephanie Hedrick was her cousin's flower girl. She wore ? floor length white organdy dress and carried ? basket of summer flowers. Ernest Bolick, Sr. was, his son's best man. Ushers were' Maneval Bolick, brother of the groom, Char les B. Sechriest. brother-in-law of the groom, Sterling Smith and 0. B. Stokes, cousins of the bride, Spurgeon Trantham and Tommy Hedrick. the bride's uncles. Junif ushers who lighted the candles were Harfld Bolick and Herman Bolick, brothers of the groom. The bride's mother, Mr*. Feec or, was dressed in a aavy dress with navy and white ice? ones Mrs. Bolisfc, mother of the groom, wore a pink lace and linen dress with navy accessories Each of the mothers wore aa orchid corsag*. The maternal grandmother. Mrs. H. C. Trantham wore a printed voile dress with black accessorial. Her corsage waa white carnations. . Mis* !x>i> Ann Marley presided at the regUter in the vertibule of the church. In the chancel were four tall baskets of white gladioli and queen ann'i lace, banked with palms, and four ifeven-branchcd candelabra holding lighted white taper*. The altar flower* were white carna tiona. Family pew* were marked with white satin ribbons The wedding was directed bjr Mr*. Peter Lee Feeior of South mont Mr*. Bolick is a graduate of Mar* Hill College and Appalachian State Teacher* College. She also attended Stet*on University where she wa* a member of Alpha XI Delta torority. For her wedding trip the bride changed to a white dress with blue acceuories. She wore a white or chid which she lifted from her Blltle On their return the couple plan to reaide with the bride'* parents until September when Mr. Bolick plans to enter the Lutheran Theological Seminary, Columbia, S. C. Mr*. Bolick ha* a position in Hyatt Park School In Cloumbia. Out of town guest* were Dr. and Mn. Forrest Feezor, Ann Joy and Forreitine Feezor, Dalla*, Texas; Mr. and Mr*. Grady Smith and Mr. and Mrs. Tom Jennings, Winston Salem; Mrs. Roby Snyder, Spencer; Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Apple, Mr*. Claude Knight, Mrs. G. W. Mar tin, and Miss Anice Martin, High Point; Mia* Maggie Moretz, and Mr. and Mr*. J. A Moretz. Boone; Mrs. John Graham, Mr. and Mr*. WiU Corricher, Mi** Dori* Grahab, Mis* Faynelle Graham, Moorea ville; Miss Elizabeth Smith, Leak* ville; Rev. and Mrs. C. C. Adder holdt, Kannapolis; Mi** Sarah Kea ton, Anderson, S. C.; and Mr. and Mr*. Sterling Smith, Hartiville, S. C. nr. Bone* u i granason 01 sirs. T. H. Moretz and the late Mr. Mor etx of Boone. KoUrUia At Cake Cntting Following the weding rehearsal on Friday evening, Mr. and Mrs. Feexoi^ parents of the bride en tertained at -a traditional cake cutting in the spacious church re ception room for about eighty guests. The bride's table was arranged with a white embroidered linen cMth, double crystal candelabra With white tapers tied with white satin bows, and a crystal bowl of white carnations. The three-tiered white cake topped with a minia ture bridal pair and crystal punch bowl was surrounded with fern and ivy. The room was beautifully dec orated throughout with ivy, fern, gladioli and carnations After the honored couple had cut thf first slice of cake, Mrs. Forrest Feezor served the other guests. Mrs. Douglas Trogdon pre sided at the punch bowl, assisted by Mrs. Paul Owen. Salted nuts and mints were arranged in crystal container! on the table. Mrs. Spurgeon Trantham regis tered guests at a table decorated with white flowera and white tap ers. Mist Lois Ann Marley acted as substitute for the bride-elect Mrs. Roy Surratt and Mrs. Grady Smith greeted the guests. Good bys were said to Mrs. Roby Snyder and Mrs. Tom Jenkins. BLANKETS SPREADS COMFORTS . ft ? Trail way Cleaners, Inc. ' * . :"'T PHONE AM 4-M15 Boom, N. C Shower Given For Miss Smith Mist Rcba Smith, who will he married June 26 to Grady Moretx, Jr., was honored Saturday after noon at a shower at lira. Ralph Winkler's by Mrs. A. R. Smith, Mr*. Joe Crawford and Mrs. Wink ler. The house was decarated throughout with arrangements of pink and white peonies, pink and white gladiolus and pink dawn rosea. Mrs. Winkler received the guests and introducn them to the receiv ing line which Included. Mrs. W. F. Smith, Miss Reba Smith and Mrs. Grady Moreti, Sr. Mrs A. R. Smith. Mrs. Joe Crawford and Miss Barbara Jones presided over the tea table which was covered with a white satin cloth centered with a Terry Lee doll dressed in white lace ^nd holding a white lace and satin um brella. The doll was on a styro foam base whiaw was placed on a huge crystal plate, surrounded with baby rambler roses and flank ed with pink candles in crystal holders. The cake plate was ruffl ed with pink moline and imported china roses were used beneath the net. During the afternoon mutic was played by Mrs. Graydon Eggers. Assisting the hoateaaes were Mrs D. J. Whiteper who preaided at the regiater, Mrs. Claude Norria, Mrs. Sam Molr, Mra. Roy Smith, Mrs. James Winkler, Mra. Herman Eggers and Mra. L. T. Tatum. Adams-Dougherty Reunion Slated The third annual Dougherty Adama reunion will be held at the Dougherty home in Boone, Sunday July 3. In the event of rain the reunion will go to the nearby gymnaaium. A short program will be held at 10:30, after which family groupe will be introduced, and perhapa pictures taken. Luaeh will be served picnic style at 12:30. Each family will bring a picnic baaket. It la aakqd that all members of either family and relativea attend. About 3t0 plant diseases do ex tensive damage to fans Miss Finch Weds Mr. J as. Marks Mia* Batty Lou Finch, daughter of Mr. and Mr*. A. I. Finch of Ruby, South Carolina, and vtr. Jamea W Mark*, ton o{ Mr and Mia. W. L. Marka of Reidtvillt, were married at 12:00 o'clock Bun day in the Whit* Oaka Pre.byter ian Church in Buby. The Rev. B. H Clower officiated. The bride and bridegroom gra duated at Appalachian State Teacher* Collect la May. Mim Phillips, Mr. Mikeal Married Miaa J. Ann Phillip*. daughter of Mr. and Mra. Jame* D. Phillip, of Route 2, Boone, waa married to A 2-c Max Mikeal. ton of Mr. and Mra. E. R. Mikeal Of Todd, at the home of the Rtv. Will Cooke of Boone on June 5. Airman Mikeal J? stationed at Langley Field, Virginia, and Mra. Mikeal will remain with her par ent* indefinitely. I Music And Art , j Group To Meet The Music and Art Department | of the Worthwhile Woman's Club I will meet Thursday at 7:49 p. ra. at the home of Mr*. W. 0. Hart tog. Mrs J. A. ? Williams will be co-hostess. . Mrs. Mid Hafton will l'v* * re port of her recent trip to Williams burg, Virginia. All members are urged to at tend. Summer Hi School Term Ig Opened The summer session of Appala chian High Sehool opened Mon day morning. The principal, Dr. A. ?. Crew, states that students may register as late as Friday. The aeasion will last nine week*, to August 12. Auto License Office Temporarily Closed The driver license office in Boone will be closed Wednesday. All examiners are attending a re fresher school at the Institute of Government in Chapel HUl. A little Jess of the consumer's food dollar is going to the farmer thus far this year? 43 cents in the first quarter compared with 40 cents a year earlier. ? Farmer* lo*e about fit bilUoo a yew to rlut diaeaaen mm ? ? Ad - quiiomcot i FOR f* Father's Day* Sunday, 'June 19 ' CHOOSE FROM THIS GIFT-WORTHY SELECTION ?THEY'RE SURE TO PLEASE Old Spice and Seaforth Toiletries and Shaving Needs Attractively Gift Boxed Remington, Schick Electric Razors Bill Folds and Kodaks Genuine Briar Pipes Safety Razors . - Shave Brushes Pipe Tobacco - Cigars - Cigarettes In Gift Carton* Fishing Supplies Golf Balls ? Tennis Balls Pen and Pencil Sets Boone Drug Co. The REX ALL Store SUNDAY, JUNE 19 And He'll Be Glad You Bought His Gift At CAUDILL'S fmwiandCoBiitnj 7%sse-Smc VanHeusen - DRESS AND SPORT SHIRTS ? * . ' ' v Citation SLACKS ? ./ "" ? Swank JEWELRY 3- PC. 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