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Married In Atlanta Ceremony Miss Shipley, Mr. Moore Wed Marry In Elkin Saturday MRS. MICHAEL ERIC GILSTRAP wr. 'n.-’toi 'iamt*- sar « MRS. DAVID (Weston photo) McDaniel moore n MR MRS. WADE CHESTER ALDRIDGE Miss Joan Kathleen Gilreath became the bride of Michael Eric Gil strap at 4 p. m. Satur day at the Briarcliff Baptist Church in Atlanta. The Rev. Glen G. Waldrop officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James Thomas Gilreath of Atlanta, Ga., and the bridegroom’s parents are Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Hazel of Boone. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a gown of white silk organza over taffeta, with a bodice of Alen con lace, organza skirt and de tachable chapel train. Her veil of silk illusion fell from a Dutch cap of beaded Alencon lace petals. She carried cas cade of gardenias and wore a diamond lavaliere belonging to her maternal grandmother. Miss Gail Laverne Gilreath was maid of honor. Other attendants were Mrs. Jack Lee Wilks, Jr. and Mrss Ann Gil strap of Boone; Miss Gail Clement of Greenville, S. C.; Miss Luch Hay of Rome, Ga.; and Miss Kay Lea man of Whitmire, S. C. The attendants wore floor length gowns of turquoise chiffon with portrait necklines and long full sleeves caught at the wrist with a cuff. A simulated flowing coat was used over the dresses and a band of embroidered flowers were attached to their bouffant veils. They carried cascades of white asters. Mr. Clarence Hazel Gilstrap was his son’s best man. Groomsmen were Jack Lee Wilkes Jr. Mr. Jack Summers Jr., of Sumter, S. C.; Mr. Thomas Pinckney of Knoxville, Tenn.; Mr. Peter Feil of Peters burg, Va.; and Mr. Ingram Haley of Pinewood, S. C. A reception was held in the church. The bride and groom are graduates of Furman Univer sity in Greenville, S. C. Mr. Gilstrap will receive his Master’s degree in hospital administration from the Medical College of Virginia in the spring. After a wedding trip to Hil ton Head Island, S. C. the couple will live at 1114 Grove Ave., Richmond, Va. Married At First Baptist MRS. DAVID PATRICK GRYDER, JR. mas o ciock ceremony at tne First Baptist Church of Boone Saturday, Miss Shirley Sue Don nelly and Mr. David Patrick Gryder, Jr. were united in mar riage by the Rev. Keith Howell. A resident of Raleigh, the bride is the daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Deronda Wilson Donnelly and the granddaughter of Mrs. Mayme Donnelly of Trade, Tenn. The bridegroom, son of Mr. and Mrs. David Patrick Gryder, Sr., is a resident of Charlotte, N.C., where his parents reside at 631 Secrest Drive. The bridal gown was white candlelight peau de soie with lace appliques on the front and a chapel train attached at the waist. Her shoulder lei^th veil was held by a two-tiered crown with pearl appliques and she earned white iris and carn ations. Attendants were Mrs. Hoke Mitcfaaar and Miss Brenda Fra Mar of Raleigh, Miss Kay New ton of High Point, Mrs. Sam Houston of Fayettville and Miss Brenda Church of North Wilkes - how. Their apricot gowns featured empire waists and floor length trains. Ushers were Mr. Jack Fe imster, Mr. Joe Todd and Mr. Bobby Todd, all of Boone, and Mr. Freddie Cuthbertson of Belmont and Mr. Worth Maddry of Burlington. The wedding reception was held in the church parlor. The bride will graduate in March from Appalachian State University, where the bride groom will receive his degree in the summer convocation. The couple's wedding trip is to Gatlinburg, Tenn. COMMANDANT OF CADETS President Johnson has named Brigadier General Bernard W. Rogers Commandant of Cadets at the United States Military Academy. At the present time, General Rogers is assistant commander of the First Infantry Division in Vietnam. June gold loss largest month ly dip of 1967. me marriage oi miss /\gnes Gray Shipley and Mr. David McDaniel Moore II took place at 4 p.m. Sunday, Aug. 27, in Henson’s Chapel Methodist Church. The Rev. Ralph Sur Parties Are Held For Miss Shipley Miss Agnes Gray Shipley and her mother, Mrs. Robert Ship ley, entertained bridesmaids and other guests with a dinner which was held at Holiday Inn Saturday. White and pale yellow were used in the decor. The bride presented her attendants with an engraved silver bowl. * * * * Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ward, Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Belk, Mr. and Mrs. Foster Bryant, Dr. and Mrs. Claude Perry and Mrs. James Shipley—aunts and uncles of the bride-elect—and Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Belk Jr. and Mr. and Mrs. L. P. Moss III entertained 120 guests atthe rehearsal party for Miss Shipley and Mr. David Moore at 8 p.m. Saturday at Holiday Inn. A rose and white color scheme was carried out in floral arrange ments and refreshments. The couple was honored Sun day at a wedding breakfast given by Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Moore, Mr. and Mrs. C. Banks Hailey, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Henderson, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Denny, Dr. and Mrs. R. B. Rankin Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Massie Johnson and Mr. and Mrs. Vernon McGimsey. The bridegroom’s family held the event at 11 at the Lenoir Country Club for 95 persons, including the wed ding party, the couple’s fami lies and out-of-town guests. Harry J. King Accepts Post At First National A former executive vice president of The Northwestern BanK has joined First National Bank of Eastern North Caro lina. Harry Joe King will fill a newly-created position of vice president in loan and credit administration with headquar ters in the system’s central office, according to M. F. Allen Jr., president of First National. King began his career at Northwestern as an accounts receivable clerk 10 years ago, becoming executive vice-presi dent two years ago. Northwestern is the state’s fifth largest banking system with assets over $330-million. First National is one of the state’s youngest systems, having been formed 14 years ago. Today it has $60-million in assets with 22 offices in 15 North Carolina King is a graduate of the Georgia Military Academy and the University of South Carolina where he earned a B.S. in business administration. Also he is a graduate of the Wake Forest Management Seminar and the Carolinas School of Banking, in addition to having completed two years at the Stonier School of Banking at Rutgers University. Shift of holidays to Mondays gains support. Humphrey calls Congress slow on aid for cities. ratt of Moravian Falls Metho dist Church was assisted in the ceremony by the Rev. E. O. Queen, pastor of the Chapel. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gray Shipley of Vilas, the bride wore a gown of can dlelight silk satin with empire waist, A-line skirt, bell sleeves and chapel train of Chantilly lace with matching lace mantilla. She carried a bouquet of white rose buds. Mr. Shipley gave his daughter in marriage. Maid of honor was Miss Janie Shipley, who wore a gold chiffon gown with matching tulle head piece and carried three long stem yellow roses. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Massie Johnson, Winston-Salem; Miss Candace Fuller, Lewisburg, W. Va.; and Misses Sue Cox and Elaine Rogers of Raleigh. Junior bridesmaids were Miss Lynn Weakley, Richmond , Va.; and Miss Lou Ann Belk, Mt. Holly. Their dresses were identical to the honor attendant’s. Each carried a yellow rose. Child attendants were Miss Sue Ann Myers, Harrisonburg, Va., and Master Scott Fisher of Elizabethtown, N. C. Son of Mrs. Jacob McDaniel Moore of Granite Falls and the late Mr. Moore, the bride groom had as his best man Mr. Walter Moore. Groomsmen were Mr. Robert Gray Shipley Jr., Vilas; Mr. William Hair, Elizabethtown; Mr. Jerry Att kisson, Chapel Hill; Mr. Michael Hines, Lenoir; Mr. Danny Church, Granite Falls; and Mr. Jerry Rutledge of Germanton. A graduate of Cove Creek High School, the bride received a degree in home economics from UNC-Greensboro in June. The bridegroom, a Morehead Scholar graduated Phi Beta Kap pa in 1966 from UNC-C ha pel Hill, will be a second year stu dent in the School of Law. After Sept. 11, they will be at home in Chapel Hill. Mrs. Garvey Hayes, Boone, was at the guests register. A reception was given in the fel lowship hall of the Chapel by the bride’s parents and Mr. and Mrs. Bennett Fuller, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Weakley and Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Myers. Miss Catherine Ann Hayes, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Buford Hayes Sr. of Elkin, be came the bride of Wade Chester Aldridge, son of Mr. and Mrs. Roy James Aldridge, Route 1, Banner Elk, at 4 p.m. Saturday in the Grassy Creek Methodist Church, Elkin. Officiating was the Rev. 0. T. Hayes. Wedding music was given by Miss Abbie Sturgill, organist; Mr. Mike Felts, trumpeter;and Mrs. Rex Cockerham, vocalist. The bridal gown, designed and made by the bride and her mother, was a sheath of crystal covered with silk organza and was highlighted with re-em broidered lace appliques and seed pearls. Matching lace ap pliques outlined the chapel train which was fastened at the waist. The bride wore cameo earrings, a gift of the bridegroom. A full length illusion veil was fastened to a rosette of crystal and organza topped with seed pearls and irridescents. The bride car ried a white lace-covered Bible, topped with white rose buds, baby breath and satin streamers. Maids of honor were Miss Connie Warf, Asheville, and Miss Katie Sue Hayes, Elkin. Their sleeveless gowns were autumn blue crystal covered with silk organza, featuring sheath skirts, with empire waists accented by a matching bow. They wore above-elbow length white gloves, circular veils fastened to matching rosettes and each carried a pale pink long stem rose. The bridesmaids were Miss Judy Mathis of Winston-Salem, Miss Madelyn Castle and Mrs. James Wilcox of Boone and Mrs. Robert Gregg of Lenoir. Their attire was identical to that of the maids of honor. Miss Julie Anne Hayes, Greensboro, served as the flower girl. Mr. John Buford Hayes Jr. of Greensboro served as best man. Mr. John Sturgill, Lin ville; Mr. James Shore, Boone; Mr. Jack Laurence, Winston Salem; and Mr. Danny Vestal, Boonville, were the ushers. After the reception in the church fellowship hall, the couple left on a wedding trip to unannounced points. After the middle of Septem ber, the couple will reside in Knoxville, Tenn., where the bride will attend graduate school at the University of Tennessee. Mr., Mrs. Minor Get BS Degrees Mr. and Mrs. Joe Channing Minor were awarded their B.S. degrees at the summer quarter commencement of East Tenn essee State University, John son City, Tenn., Friday morn ing, Aug. 25. Minor, son of Mr. and Mrs. Joe C. Minor of Boone, received his degree in accounting and was graduated Cum Laude. He is working with the accounting firm of Price-Watterhouse Company in Charlotte. Mrs. Minor, the former Cherrie Lee Miller, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Miller of Minneapolis, Minn., received her degree in elementary edu cation and graduated Magna Cum Laude. She will be teaching sixth grade in the Hidden Valley Ele mentary School in Charlotte. I i i ( a ( 4 Brownwood Lodge Country Restaurant - Family Style Meals BROWNWOOD ROAD AT DEEP GAP, N. C. DAILY— 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. SUNDAY—12:00 to 8:30 p.m. 8 Miles East of Boone — Off U. S. 421 MR. and MRS. RAY L. GREENE Proprietors • Operators Telephone 264 8324 Have You Visited Your Friendly IGA Food Store? A Member Of The Independent Grocers’ Alliance Thrift Food Center Headquarters For USDA CHOICE GRADED Western Beef HOLLY FARMS Fresh — Never Frozen Poultry NATIONALLY ADVERTISED '"'^FRUITS AND VEGETABLES All At Popular Prices GO THE IGA WAY — AND SAVE! FOOD CENTER - EAST KING STREET You, Too, Can Beat High Bricet By Shopping With IGA Bev Bussing Realty Office On Blowing Rock Road “At the Sign of the Big Red Heart” ft f 3. i, ft P 5. I 9 s 10 12. 11. K Ik 13. 14. 15. 16. , 17. 1 18 19. 20. i 21 22. I 23 24 JUST LISTED: FOUR BEDROOM BRICK HOUSE, formal dining room, fireplace, excellent location, on 321. BEST BUY. 3 bedroom, extra bath with full basement, beautiful view overlook ing all of Boone. Plus 12 acres of land. Excellent for development. NEAR HOUND EARS. Lovely 4 bed room, 2 baths. Large enclosed sunporch. 5 acres of land. By appointment only. FOSCOE. 3 bedroom, bath and a half, completely furnished. Wooded lot. 2 NICE BUILDING LOTS, Fathing St. 2 SMALL FARMS, Sugar Grove. SMALL 3-BEDROOM HOUSE, extra buildings in back. Lot 250 ft. deep. $9,000. FOR RENT: Couple only. Adorable log cabin. Central heat, furnished, near col lege. 3 BEDROOM HOUSE. Central heat $8,500. DEERFIELD AREA. Beautiful wooded lot. Near golf course. GOOD INCOME PROPERTY, Valle Crucis, four individual cottages and 12 acres of land. 33 ACRES suitable for development. Road already in. Close to Parkway School. GOOD FOR DEVELOPMENT, 14 acres on 105; good spring. 13 ACRES on paved road, $5,500. VALLE CRUCIS—Furnished cabin, large screened porch, excellent view, two acres. $9,100. GROVEHURST Development — Beauti ful lots reasonably priced. SUMMER HOME WITH A HISTORY— This remodeled house is over 100 years old, two bedrooms, playroom, living room with fireplace; kitchen, lovely bath, on one acre of land with stream; close in, $8,500. BETWEEN BOONE and Blowing Rock on Ski Mountain Road, three bedroom brick house, easily accessible, stream in front of house; garage and basement. NEAR CENTER OF TOWN: Two bed rooms—two fireplaces—new furnace_ furnished or unfurnished. NEAR BLOWING ROCK: Two bedrooms ' summer cabin and five beautiful acres of land with winding stream running through it—this is a real find. ( REDUCED BY OWNER: Two bedroom ( cabin with fireplace, furnished, lots of trees, boulders and view—$7,000. Rain- ' bow Trail. LINVILLE CREEK RD.: 30 acres — would make a nice farm or excellent for development. ( HOWARD’S CREEK ROAD: Four bed J rooms, 2V£ baths, one acre of wooded land with stream, all year house with ' lovely stone fireplace—$18,000. ij DEERFIELD SECTION: Two beautiful I lots—one on a corner with an excellent i view. 1 25 26 27 28 29. 30. CONFIDENTIAL LISTING: Three bed rooms, 2 baths, family room, fireplace with beautifully finished apartment in basement. By appointment only. POPLAR HILL: Two bedroom, family room, fireplace—$11,500. LAUREL FORK: Seven and one-half acres of beautiful land perfect for de velopment-two springs on property located on hard surfaced road _ two miles from town. ON GREEN STREET: 7-room house on approximately one acre land. Excellent apartment site. Property runs street to street. EXCELLENT SITE AND BUILDING for truck stop or other commercial use near Tennessee line. JUST LISTED: — Three bedrooms, 2 baths, large recreation room; out of city limits. CALL DAY OR NIGHT Bev Rushing — 264-9191 P. O. Box 64 —Boone, N. C. ‘Service With Sincerity*
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