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MA'ARIED — The firmer Mist
fnti Dudfey, New ftern ancs-
tMTb/; tnd 6«orgc Franets, are
pictured iherHy tfffer a eeri>
mony at Clinton Chapel A. M.
ZiM fh New Bern which united
I
,.vi,siis, J
^liv pafr '.n itiarriage. Mrs. Fran-
ers f* a mtiiibar of nie Coed
SfiephiSrd hospital staff. Her
h'usbiiVtd Is empfibyad by a I6cal
aftrefric trtlllty. The co^pte will
make t4ieir home in New 6ern.
anhSHBOB
MEBANE NEWS NOTES
By MliS. THSAI^L DILLIHAY
to
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LOeuiY 3-5t42
Tfife'Y^ung Adults Club of th6
First Presbyterian, Chnn:h a«d
guests motored to Prince Edward’s
Park in Virginta tar *n oottn*
last Sunday.
Other points in the tour were
^ Bugg’s Island and Seymour John-
son Air Fo^ce Base.
.gf, . Tboae ' making* tlie. tci? were
Mrs. Gracie Crisp, JJiss Mae Jen-
g(,i,nie Dae. Miss Eunice Mebane, Mrs.
fins William Mebane, Donnie Minor,
Mr. and Mrs. John DiHehay, Mr.
ffiitd Mrs. Calvfn Hunter, and Mr.
and Mrs. Thomas Vinson.
*•**
Mrs. Vina Watkir\s and Joseph
Murray, both of Charlotte, are
visiting their sister and brother in
law, Mr. and Mrs. A. R. l^prd.
***•
• Mrs. Jennie F. Mebane spent the
weekend wUh her son and daugh-
Contlnued on page 6-A
Sdciefy Notes
■nie First B#tist CbUreli, bf
vrbfch Rev. J. W. S^W^jfOn IS
ter began- fts revival '{fisAday, Aift-
gn^ i. Tht; servttes rfi Jlteing
c6ndtfc\«!d thrdnifhotft this weiMc Hi
mv. T. A. Attstrt.
Ml. artd Mips. LrfcWs att3
family 0^ Cdttn^cticiA VlMtii^g
theii- families, Mr. artd Mrs. Os
car Miller and Mrs. JiBirrti iT^elP.
**♦»
Mrs, Addie Grave* spent seveWrt
days in Greensboro with hir
daughter, Mrs. David London.
Ml', and Mrs. Warner Lee Cha
vis and family spent the weekend
in Philadelphia visiting relatives.
•••*
Mrs. Samuel Stockwell, who wAs
a patieAt in AlaAiance Couhty Hos-
pit3[l, has returned home and is
doing finfe.
*•**
Mrs. Lois R. Holt who visited in
Mt. Airy last week has returned
home.
Miss Mae Haith spent several
week at her mother’s home in Scot
land Neck.
Miss Earline Anderson of Wash
ington, r. C, is vacationing with
Mr. and Mrs. John Faust arid
family.
itt**
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Holt of
Bronx, N. Y., announced the
marriage of their daughter, Mar
ian, to Hommy TowlM of Yonkm,
N. Y.
the annuftl picAie of Bettraiiy
Memorial Club of Sedalla held
at Burke Haven entertainlns as
special guests tbe S’edatic featl
Club and its guests.
***•
The Woman’s Fellowship (Jf Be
thany Congregational Cburch will
celebrate its 90th antiveonry be
ginning bn Sunday. Th» celebration
ill Aroutid
By attd Min T. fMM
CMM 7M»r
Mr. And MRS. buftOESs
Miss JoHBSte Parker of rayeftevilie Is Married
To Grcidy foirgess in Cereiiiony at Bride's Home
Continued page 6-A
BOUFFANT BEAUTllS ARE
tHE SUMMtft SEASON’S SEWING FAVQRlTfeB
B]r: Evelyn Cnnntegbaffl
gSfli siFeliTBy luff
•lins.They are Mppiestwheo
their skirts are moving and
There is mud) u>
tM said fot foil skirts, lliey
a|ie GQmfon;able, flattering and
fonhitine. They Me equally
effefetive for "girl whose
trips ate too heaty and die
om whose hips ate too narrow..
Foil skins completely dis
guise these Tigure problems.
ontraiy to what a hom^
,er nilght think at first
„ .lia^ foil sldhs are quite
eaty to make. In fact, they
■re easier to sew Wian Ae
D
Am fomantio as a t'hree-Ue^
wedding oAt, tUa flooape-
eUrted dreaa by MoCaU^ A
part of ItB magic Is f flpfcct
the yoalhfal piak
ohMA. Ciwwfle-bo*^ Arei*
wkp6m bloslBC !■ sjfc® *
MM^Mia U^o ,%a ^ dreaa
pli^i^is - «Hb a twvi
UET tfa)# la
^iwtty^pratiy _
sliffl skin ^ich must neces-
fearify be fitted carefolly at
iUC uipilBv*
Tbe follaess of die skirt
aa bev determined by the
pattern sielec^ed and the num
ber and itiffoess of petticoats
diat may be iiroro undetneatb.
By no means are these a^ins
limited Ito the youhs. A more
mature ^Oman nerid not . wear
uffibrelfl'Vype petticoats. But
she ean attain infinite grace
in a foil skin made of soft
fabric (hat moves gently as
ahe walks. As a matter of
ftict, fabric-is a key to just
THe mnkiol^ered look for Sum-
lEsftjrtKs®.'^' a,(S
Wirtat. Hint of eolor oomea from
~:lt}ed wtton aatin allp.
irra n delicately em-
'aad KAUoaed into a
Ilk of oMaa with open,
e«AI« and neatly bdtfad
I. TlA« Manor lenaA
iikeaoi Into baaaa.
and fi
ih ai^ and feminMa mp-
- If and Mlsaas’ aiaaa
how a foil qkirt iHll fall and
floW after it la madife.
A wonderfol added toucft to
the two dre^t* shown here
is die umbrella made of
same fabric as the dri'sa.
Umbrella male era .will giviL^e
yardage required and make
diem in a jiffy^
Tlite driss ^th the diree-
raffle akirt add camisole top
(McCall’s Pattern No. S293)
was designed especially for
sheet fobrica. TIte |M\tetn also
contains a matciking krole.
The dan fitted bodice i* lin jid
with die skirt fobric and
boned. The gadiered ap^er
tuffleis included in die waiat-
line seam of die bodic^ aikd
skirt; the ttidd^ ruffle Is
sewn t6 the %1cut, aM ne
lower ruffle is seamed to the
bottom of the skirt. The fabric
is doubled in the raffles and
stole.
Suggested fobrics are voile,
nylon sheets, chiffoi^, orj^ah^,
sheet taffeta, eqibfoidered
ktiste. The bodice Khin|:
in may be lAide of taffeta,
satin or polistie^ cotton.
Tbe white shirtwaist ^tejis
(McCall’s Pattern tfo. 54«)
is made ofemt^idtttd eyeflst.
The on^-piece skitt Is g&‘i^-
ered. Set-fir, d(re^ • quarter
lefigtli' sleeve.a tee gi^emd
into cuffed, buttoned banda.
The open 4:^ltar tad ftooft
ec%es of the bodie^ a)% inVet-
laced with organdy. In a^-
don to tiife nitggirma
for the odier dress, aheer
wool, inate |etirey ttSS WitSli
or silk broadcloth nay be
used. Fashion’s perfect finiA-
in| touch — Tafon’a Itt'ew
Magic Zip has a wovtm wtmiag
guide line tight on the tape,
assuring a professional look
ing placket.
Hurry and ^te tor fod^
free McCall’a I^IM ^atn^;'
S«id a Ev^yaOBwi
nam, c/o. McCall'* Pttt
2!f6 ^adc Av'entie, New
FAYETTEVILl® — in a beautl-
fol home wad(&4 sotemni2ed at
high noon on August 6 at the
hone of her Mr. and MHt.'
John W. Parlfi^ ^of 408 Chatham
st?i6i%t m rwwti
Una, Miss Johnslp Marie Packer
becam^ the 1)^^, of Mr. G^dy
Bittgi^, so^ (^f ||lrs. Emma bur
gess and the l«t9 Fred Burgfesb of
Newport. NeWf, Virginia. . {
Aiiaiost the,.b^^|:^ound of a pro-
fusiilti of flow^n., which sefved
the cer-
the River-
Pastdr of
the First Baptisl^^ Church. Nuptial
music includi^,. “Because” and
"The Lord's I^a|r»” each siing by
Mr. Mal-garei IjOcl|amy, with Miss
Le^ai'Hihes,j|^,t|e pfaifd.
, Given in manage by her father,
t&e bVide WoH^ hn ankle-lehigth
I9wn of re-SBtWraidered alc^^on
lace lashioned li'tth a ^at Eieck-
Hn4 attd trittiftie9’ in sted p^rl*
and irridescent sequins. A half bat
of seed pearls and secfuins. Wld
tier waist ISn||ttl ■V4il 6f En^iish
illusion and she carried a pr^er
book topped with a white orihid.
The bride’s sirter, Mrs. Evdhne
P. Jones of Washington, D. C. ivas
Matron of HonoJ*. Her dress was
of Dior blue or^anta over \flue
taffeta, fashioned with a scoop
t^ckline, and a bouffant skirt. She
#ore a matching hat and pun^^s
and carried a bouquet of yellow
carnations.
For her daughter’s wediing,
Mrs. Emilie B. Parker choie a
dress of Bahama blue lace bVer
taffeta, and the hridegrobb’s
mother, Mrs. Burgess was clati in
a rose sheath dress with satin eiim-
merbund and a boat neckline,,
Mr. Oliver Sidney of Newport;
News was best man.
Folloviltng theii! ceremony, the
bride’s parents) entertained it a,
reception. Assisting were Mrs.
Eleanor MitcheKiiand daughter of
Rafaiih’: Blrs.iiBthelene SiAney
and Miss Eveiyn'iSBurgess oit New-,
port News; anii.Mesdames Helen
i. Chick, Margahit Lockamy, l^eg-
gy Gifefti s%d llias Gwene ^ott,
all ot PayettaTit%
Out-of-town..j^4epts present Were
Mrs. Nellie Bufeh of New itoc-
ffem. NeW ^fk; Mr. Johi C.
^hnson,^ ^
Manueli Barthdei}^, New Orlfefcns,
Lt.; Mrs. E^n^ Burgess, Miss
&felyn Burges^, RJr. John E. (Airis-
\ian, Mr. Hundley, Miss
Elizabeth Miss Elaine
Gibson and Mrs. Oliver
Sidney Ne^^i^rt
Newli, VSitaUi
Mr. ind !|]r]^^clvin B. Birdsall,
Sr., Mi', an^ Mrs. Melvin B. 6ird-
teh, Jr., Miltt ft^hine Birdtall,
fiUst Barbm Mrisill, Miss ]66ris
Mh.. 4iWt II. Guess, Mr.
,and Mrs. WlMMwi H. Taylor^ fe.
W fnERRttBBHI' Wtt VB 'ikn.
Bertrand Birdsall and son. and the couple will reside ' at 1381
Mrs. Mildred James, all of Raleigh,] Twenty Height Street,
N. a,
iirt btH«, ctttt«ntly employed!
in the pubHt b^ooI system of
i(^)»port Nfe^, Is a ^aduate of
Vir^tiia State C6lleige atfd is a
memBef tlie ATpb'a Kappa Aljiha
Sorority. The grodhi, a former
football palyer at Tennessee A.
rtrt 1. StAi miviE^stty, holds
memtters^ in th^ Omega Psi Phi
Fraternity, is a third degree mason
ahd 18 curtOTliy employed at the
Ne#pbrt News Shijpbuilding and
Drydock Cdmpany.
Vp611o»ln^ a sh'ort wfedding trip,
News, Virginia.
I^iss ^Trley Shohner, dangbter
of the late Priest Shoffner and
ilrs. Cm Shirffner, are visiting
her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Aogers of N. Marshall St.,
GribaiA. Mis Shoffner hails from
Washington, P. C.
•«*«
Mrs. C. S: WMbn s|teRt the day
In thirifliA trWtteg Wa. R t. Six
on, the frenifer Ifonrf ECtoomics
Aglift el PaihaiB Ctafaty, M!rs.
Wilson has aa her house liuests
Mrs. Iflckalas and two nie^ of
WinMbA-Satem.
Misa.jrfayis WarTep of itaw River
Aoa'd hu retun^ firom Camp
Douglas Long in Greensboro after
a week's kiay.
••••
Mrs. llionias McPherson, Sr. is
on the mend at her home on South
Main St.
Mrs. Alice. Bell Newlln of 228
College Street. is motoring to
Washington, b. C. bn business
jover ‘the weekend. Her Husband,
James Henry Newlin will return
with her.
*000
Mr. and Mrs. Dow Spaulding
and children, Elise and Mike of
S’. Marshati St. .have gone to Vir.
gina and New J.^rsey for their va
cation.
•••*
Mrs„ Lela WaiMn and son. Rod-
,man, have been vacationing in
Asheville,^ and are spending some
Newport ^time ia Hank, N. J. and other
I points nortb.
Mr and Mn AMaia ais«
fOR, Jdmn5, aiHf Mn. MiH AStf
and twins, Csml^ tad
4>ent the weekeod at
Bead). - ^
*•••
Miss Gin|;er lingers has gem* t»
Washingtf ,1, D. C. to vacatkm artdi
her sister, a>ints, and d&cr r*'
latives.
mss Agnes tUO ^ rayetteviUe
visited with her sister Mrs. C. S.
Wilson of & MaoAail St ea Tnaa-
day afternoon. She is atteadiag
summer sessions at A. and T. Cat-
lege in Greensbora
»**«
The 3rd Qu»terly CoBferenn
was held at Wftymali Cbapei A. M.
E. Church in Grafaain. In the ^
sence of Presiding Elder .J. D. Dih
vis. the Rev. Mrs. Holman lyaaii
ed. Rev. Holman also gave tbe
11 0‘c’iock message which waa
very inspiring. Her subject Iraa:
“Useful Service ler God”. The
Quarler was altogether
The senior choir of Cbildm
Chapel Christi^ Chureh appeared
at the Bethany Congregattooal
Christian Church in Sedalia^, Be
thany’s Woman's FellowsUft ■ waa
in charge of Sunday's serri^ be
ginning the week-long celel^^tiov
of the church’s' 90th annive^ary.
*•**
Miss Maude BraiutM ft
birthday on Augw? Mtt.
greattful for the ii iii laj^m
Continued on
§yal Shower
On WeSiiesffay Evening, JUly 27,
Mrs.^ E. 'Lavonia Allfsob finfl Miss
Jiiiia Spencer gave a hihidal show
er for Mis» Lilliie Mae Jones, at
the BiUm9re Lounge in tht Btlt
more Hotel.
hi a gay setting of bright suAi-
mer colors vi^ith colorful bouquets
of summer flowers, more tha'n
t#feirty Wiends and former class
mans of the ijride-elect wiere
gretted by the hostesses. A white
linen covered table in the center
at the^pbb under an improvised
coifoti^-fanr big-top made of giy
mtilti - colot^d stt'eamers which |
formed a fatlge umbrella in the
ceiling held the many shower gifts.
At the far end of tlie room Ihej
buffet service offerM a temping
selee\i6n eff ho’r d*boarVes, dafaty
a vii'iety of party
snacks, Hawtfttim puiich. Sev^iti
shower gaittiftj led by one of the
h'6^tesset, Mrs. Lavonla Allison,
ire/t tfojbyed immensely by all. ,
• A silieciiil £ueM was ikrs. j
Cgofgiimk McNiAr, sister of the
bftde^ect. i
'INfnronis attfeAdibg the shower
were: Mrs. Mary Rigby, Mrs. Vel
ma Wihon. Miss Roxie Holloway,
Hra. jua'nfta Jfordan. llri. Evii
Clayton, Mrs. Juanita McCaskill,
ilrs. Dori^hy Parlar, Miss Cleopa-
^a Broaiinai, ikrs. Martlrii Merritt,
Mrs. Jaonita Alexandeir, Jitn. Wil-
iia ^y.'klA Celia Davidson, Mrs.
Ma^on ntfme, MijA Alice Little,
ki^ Doris Mebane, Mrs. KfnnUc*
Makh, Bhrs: Mary B^llar^, Mrs.
6e^gtaAa McNair an^ tlw hM-
tesisi.
dn Saturday, July 30 Miss J6Aei"
Wat married to Ruel Lee Solomon
6f ISttfield.
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ioll ft that by the time you ean,
itford to lose a Itall, y4u ton
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