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On Wednesday, November
twenty-seventh, In the Sandy
Creek Baptist Church at five
o'clock In the afternoon, Miss
Rebecca Ann Harris of Louis
burg became the bride of Ml
cheal EUls Rowe also of Louls
burg. The Reverend Dwane
Campbell, pastor of the bride
and groom, officiated at the
double-ring ceremony.
The church sanctuary was de
corated with standards of eme
rald ferns, baskets of white
chrysanthemums, Interspersed
?with candelabra, holding Cathe
dral candles. Vows were spoken
before a prleu Dtox backed by
a white standing arch enturned
with southern Smllax.
Prior to the ceremony, Mrs.
A. B. Strother of Loulsburg,
organist, presented a program
of nuptial music. Accompan
ied by Mrs. Strother, Miss
Kay Meares of Fair Bluff, so
loist, sang "O Perfect Love"
and "The Voice That Breathed
O're Eden". Revererid Camp
bell sang "The Wedding Pray
er" as the couple knelt at the
altar.
Given In marriage by her
brother, James Lee Harris, the
bride wore a gown of silk facee
peau, adorned with alencon lace
scalloped portrait neckline,
with long tapered sleeves and
a dome shaped skirt re-ern
brolded with alencon lace,
appliques front and back, with
pearl accents on a long abl
sash that draped over a detach
able chapel train. She used a
pillbox In matching alencon lace
attached to a bouffant silk Il
lusion veil. She carried a bou
quet of velvet white roses cen
tered with a white Bible, a gift
of the groom, and topped with
an orchid.
Mrs. Harold Hamm of Hen
derson, aunt of the bride, was
matron of honor, and MlssPrl
scllla Ann Everett of Plymouth,
college roommate of the bride,
was maid of honor. Both wore
a floor length gown of peau sa
tin In Treasure Blue. The blue
bodice featured a scooped neck
line- and elbow length sleeves.
Their bouffant shaped skirt of
blue was fashioned with a con
tour cummerbund of pale blue.
Both wore a matching pillbox
headdress and carried a cas
cade bouquet of American Beau
ty Roses.
J The bMdp*malds were Mrs.
Elaine Aarrls of Loulsburg,
stster-lnMaw of the bride, Miss
Diane Duke of Loulsburg, cousin
of the groom, Miss Sandra Mer
cer of Lucama and Greenville,
and Miss Gall Peedln of Smith
field and Greenville. They
wore dresses and headpieces
identical In style to that of the
maid and matron of honor. They
were pale blue and accented by a
Treasure Blue cummerbund.
Each carried a long stem
American Beauty Rose.
The Junior bridesmaids were
Miss Nancy Harris of Warren
ton, cousin of the bride and Miss
Rose Strickland of Loulsburg,
cousin of the groom. They
wore dresses and headpieces
identical In style and color to
tha' of the bridesmaids. They
also carried a long stem
MRS MICHAEL ELLIS ROWE
American Beauty Rose.
Little Miss Debbie Duke of
Loulsburg, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Coy Duke, was flower
girl. She wore a dress and
headpiece Identical to that of
the Junior bridesmaids and car
ried a basket of American Beau
ty Roses.
Master Christopher Royal Ca
vlness of Williamsburg, Va.,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Ca
vlness, was rlngbearer. He
was dressed Identical to the
other men In the wedding party.
The honorary bridesmaids
were Miss Kay Rowe, of Louls
burg, cousin of the groom, Miss
Connie Sue Row of Loulsburg,
cousin of the groom, Miss Bll
lle Wood Parrlsh of Loulsburg, -
and Greenville, and Miss Faye
Joyner Kennedy of Loulsburg.
Fenner Y. Rowe of Loulsburg
was his son's best man. Ush
ers were Jerry Rowe and B. T.
Rowe, Jr., of Loulsburg, cou
sins of the groom, Forrest Har
per, Jr., and Wayne GujJton of
Loulsburg.
The bride's mother wore a
street length dress of sage
green lace over satin, matching
accessories and a white orchid
corsage.
Mrs. Rowe chose for her son's
wedding a turquoise matalasse
crepe dress, matching access
ories, and a white orchid cor
sage.
Also attending was the pa
ternal grandmother of the bride,
Mrs. Perry Harris of Warren
ton, the maternal grandfather of
the bride, Mr. Claude Lee
Wrenn, and the maternal grand
parents of the groom, Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis Joyner.
The wedding was directed by
Mrs. Clinton Perdue of Louls
burg, aunt of the groom.
The |jp-lde Is the daughter of
Mrs. R. J. Harris of Louls
burg, and the late Mrj Harris.
She Is a graduate of Oold Sand
High School and a Senior at
East Carolina College.
Mr. Rowe Is a son of Mr. and
Mrs. F. Y.itowe of Loulsburg.
He was graduated from W. R,
M Ills High School and Is now In
business with his father at
Rowe's Men's Shop In Louls
burg.
After the couple received In
the vestibule, they left for a
?eddlng trip t(i unannounced
points. Mrs. Rowe chose for
traveling a bride's blue suit
trimmed with cerenlen blue
mink and matching mink fur
hat, with blending accessories.
Upon their return, the couple
will make their home at Route
2, Loulsburg.
BRIDAL LUNCHEON
On Wednesday at noon, Mrs.
R. J. Harris, mother of the
bride, entertained the bridal
attendants of the Harrls-Rowe
weddlyj? party at a luncheon at
the Murphy House of Loulsburg.
Lovely arrangements of fall
flowers were used and a three
cours^p luncheon was served.
CAKE CUTTING
Immediately following the
wedding rehearsal, Mrs. Clin
ton Perdue, aunt of the groom,
Mrs. WestOn
Entertains Club
(Frk. B.W.) Mrs. C. H. Wes
ton entertained the Tiny Ten
Bridge Club on Tuesday even
ing, November 26, at her home
In Frankllnton.
Mrs. L. A. Thompson, Jr.,
received high score prile for
club while second high went to
Mrs. Brodle Green. Mrs. Char
lie Hlgbt, jr., was the recipi
ent of guest high.
Assisted by Mrs. Thompson
and Mrs. Tom East, the hos
tess served a salad plate with
coffee.
Special guests were Mrs.
Hlght and Mrs. Thomas Joyner
McGhee.
Wins Top
Bridge Score .
Mrs. W. Sanderlln, Sit North
Main Street, Loulsburg, and
Mrs. M, Roycroft of Durham
won top score In their section
of mammoth Fall National
Championships of the Ameri
can Contract Bridge League In
Miami Beach, Fla., Thursday.
The tournament continues
through Sunday evening and It Is
anticipated that an overall total
of more than 6,500 tables will
take part before It ends.
entertained members of the
wedding party, out-of-town
guests and families at a party.
The bride' s table was covered
with a white madlrla cutwork
cloth centered with an arrange
ment of white mums accented
by pink ribbons, flanked on eith
er side by triple lighted white
tapers. An arrangement of
white tapirs and Ivy was placed
In each window.
The crystal punch bowl was
placed on one end of the table
and the tiered bridal cake,
topped with a miniature bride
and groom, was on the other
end. After the couple had cut
the cake, Mrs. Fenner Rowe,
mother of the groom, Mrs. Sam
Hlght and Mrs. Harold Hamm
assisted in serving the other
t guests.
Miss Prlscllla Everett Invited
everyone to sign the bride's
guest book which was placed on
a small table covered with a
white linen cloth, decorated with
white lighted tapers. Ivy, and
a bridesmaid doll. ^
OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS
Out-of-town guests who at
tended the Harrls-Rowe wed
ding were: Mr. and Mrs. Her
burt Barbour of Charlotte, Mr.
and Mrs. Clifton Harris, Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Rowe, all of Ra
leigh; Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Har
ris, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Al
len, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Car
ter, Mrs. Joe Harris, Mr. Tom
my Harris, all of Warrenton;
Mrs. Josephine Keith of Creed
moor, Mrs. F. L. Everett of
Plymouth; Miss Linda Cain of
Fayettevllle, Miss Betty Lou
and Carolyn Smith of Golds
boro, Mr. and Mrs. Lorlne
Cavlness of Williamsburg, va.,
and Mr. and Mrs. Jake Red
mond of Elizabeth City.
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Announced
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MRS GARY HART
Mrs. Gary Leonard Hart, of
Butner, N. C., was before her
marriage on November 2, MUs
Barbara Jean Andrews, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. M. An
drews of Butner. Mr. Hart
Is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Leo
nard Hart of Route 1, Louls
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Wedding
Date Change
Wedding plans for the mar
riage of Miss Millie Wright
jnd Perry Thomas Fratler,
which have been announced for
December 22, have been chang
ed.
The couple will be married on
December 8, at J p.m. at Flat
Rock Church.
All friends of the couple are
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