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MRS. THEODORE WAYNE BEACH
In a beautiful candlelight
ceremony at the Edenton Bap
tist Church, Miss Linda Lee
Leary and Theodore Wayne
Beach were united in marriage,
Saturday afternoon, August 13,
at 4 o'clock. The Rev. R. N.
Carroll, pastor the Edentoh
Baptist Church, officiated. The|
church was decorated with white
wedding flowers and spiral can
delabra.
The bride given in marriage
by her father, Leon G. Leary,
wore a princess style of
silk organza and imported
French Chantilly lace, with the
bodice fashioned into a scallop
ed neckline. Panels of the lace
flowed into a chapel length
train edged with lace scallops.
The gown was designed by the'
bride, and made by her grand
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Edentan. The bride's fingertip
veil of 1 silk illusion was attach
ed to a tiara of seed pearls and
chrystali drops. *She carried a
bouquet‘s of stephanotis, fleur
d’amour, centered with white
orchids. \
Miss Elizabeth Weeks of Wil
son, N. C., the maid of honor,
wore a sheath dress of romance
blue taffeta with an overshirt
of matching blue silk Organza.
Her headpiece was of match
ing silk organza and she carried
crescents of rose-beige pom
poms and mums. Miss Rosa
Hollowell, Miss Barbara Lay
ton and Miss Ruth Stokley, all
of Edenton, * and • Miss Marie
Sutton of Kinston, N. C.,. the
bride’s otter attendants, wore
dresses identical to the honor
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attendant. Their headpieces and I
flowers were also identical to'
the honor attendant: Miss Mar-!
eia Beach of Greenville, N. C.,
sister of the'' bridegroom, was
junior bridesmaid, and was
dressed similarly to the maid of,
honor. j
The mother pf the bride, Mrs.
Leon G. Leary, wore a street
length dress of champagne lace
over taffeta, with brown and
beige accessories. The mother
of the bridegroom, Mrs. Earl E.
Beach, wate 1 a street length
dress of mint ‘green trimmed in
darker green, with matching ac
cessories. Both mothers wore
corsages of cymbidium orchids.
Ear] E. Beach, father of the
bridegroom, was his son’s best
man. Tjie ushers were Luther
Gillon of Kannapolis, N. C„ Hu
bert Shearon of, Varina, N. C.,
E. • W. Leg ypf, Roanoke 'Rapids,
,N. - tp., '''and Jamee Burns , of
Sumpter. S, C. ’ c ' ,
Miss . Barbara Murray pre
sented the nuptial music, and
accompanied her sister, Miss
Jane Murray, who sang “No
Greater Love” and “The Wed
ding Benediction”. Both are
from Roxboro, N. C.
'Mrs. Percy L. Smith of Eden
ton was bridal consultant and
mistress of ceremonies.
After the ceremony the bride’s
parents entertained at a recep
tion at the Penelope Barker
i house. Receiving at the door
were Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Twiddy and Mr. and Mrs. Ken
neth L. Floars introduced the
guests to • the, receiving line.
Mrs. J. Clarence Leary, Sr., and
Mrs. Maurice L. Bunch, Sr., ser
ved the wedding cake and Mrs.
George C. Hoskins and Mrs. A.
J. Mason, aunt of the bride,
from Portsmouth, Va., poured
punch. Others assisting were
Mrs. Richard Goodwin, Mrs.
Robert L. Pratt, Mrs. Kermit
L. Layton, Mrs. John N. Bunch,
and Mrs. 'Mack G. Rogerson.
Miss Peggie Elliott presided
over the bride’s registry, and
uncles pf the bride. A. J. Mason ■
of Portsmouth, Va., and W.
Carlton Mason of Norfolk, Va,.,
said the goodbyes.
For going away, the bride
wore a white sharkskin dress
with brown accessories. Her
corsage was an orchid lifted
from her bridal bouquet.
After a southern wedding
trip,,, the couple will reside in
Richmond, Va., where Mr. Beach
will be teaching. He is a grad
j uate of East Carolina College
in Greenville, N. C., and a
: member of the Sigma Phi Ep
silon, a social fraternity, and
Phi Mu Alpha, a professional
music fraternity. Mrs. Beach
will continue her studies in
music. She is a member of Sig- [
ma Alpha lota, a professional
music fraternity for women, and j
has also been a member of the!
majorette corps of the East
Carolina Band for the past two
years.
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Monday night, August 22, at 8
o’clock. Alton Shaw, sachem, j
urges a Wrge attendance.
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Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Owens
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Sunday.
Margaret Tynch spent Thurs
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Mrs. M. J. Tynch and family J
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Mrs. C. S. Tynch and daugh- ]
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Friday afternoon with Mrs. Pal
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Mrs. Bobby Williford of
Todd’s Cross spent Thursday
with her mother, Mrs. C. E.
Tynch.
Mrs. Junior White and two
sons, Gilliam and Allen of
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Mary Alice Tynch spent
Thursday night with her grand
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