Grubbs-Timberlake Wed
On Saturday, the twenty
?eventh of May at half after
?1* tn th? evening, Miss Mari
lyn Jo Tlmberlake and Mr.
John Wilson Grubbs were
united in marriage In the
Youngsvllle Baptist Church,
with the Reverend Joseph
Grubbs of Martinsville, Vir
ginia, brother of the groom
performing the double ring
ceremony and Reverend Wal
lace C rider, assisting.
The bride la the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard Tlm
berlake of Youngsvllle and the
bridegroom Is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Cyrus Grubbs of
Winston Salem.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, wore a formal
Sown of bridal satin, fea
turing a ChantUly lace bodice
with Empire waist, scoop
neckline of re-embroldered
lace and angel sleeves. Ap
pliques of lace were used In
swirls over and bordering the
A-line skirt and bordering her
Chapel train. She wore a finger
Up mantilla of sUk French il
lusion bordered with ChantUly
lace, and carried a prayer
book centered with a colored
lip hybrid orchid, tied with
lace streamers designed from
the lace of her gown.
Mrs. Michael Chesson of
Greenville was matron of
honor. Miss Ann Hudson of
Richmond, Virginia was maid
of honor. They wore formal
towns of lce-mlst blue Linen
Sakl featuring the scoop neck
line, Empire waist and angel
sleeves and a flowing panel
back, accented with motifs of
peau d'ange lace, a short man
tilla of illusion and lace and
carried a prayer book cen
tered with pink cymbldlum or
chids with pink streamers.
Bridesmaids were Miss Judy
Pearce and Miss Terry Brock
of Youngsvllle, Mrs. Paul
Hepler and Mrs. Robert Mc
Kee of Greenville, Mrs. WU
11am Wilkinson, II of Raleigh,
ami Miss Margaret Timber
lake of Alexandria, Virginia.
They wore Identical dresses
and headpieces as the honor
attendants and carried the
prayer books which were in
scribed and given as gifts from
the bride.
Miss Leigh Bullard of Char
lotte and Miss Claudia Ross of
Matthews, cousins of the
bride, and Jon Mark Crider of
MRS. JOHN W. QRUBBS
Sliver Spring, Maryland, cou
sin of the groom, were child
attendants. The girls wore
dresses Identical to the
bridesmaids.
Honorary attendants were
Miss Julia Anna Saunders of
Loulsburg, Misses Nlta Bar
bee, Karen Martin and Linda
Evans of Greenville, Misses
Linda Franklin and Sandra
Wentiel of Raleigh, Miss Don
na Rollins of Wake Forest,
Mrs. James Mattox of Dunn,
and Misses Carol Mitchell
and Mltzle Tharrlngton of
Youngsvllle. They wore for
mal gowns In pastel shades
and carried a nosegay of white
carnations tied with rainbow
streamers.
Mr. Grubbs was his son's
best man. Groomsmen were
James Grubbs of Chicago, II
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llnols, brother of the groom;
Steve Snlteman of Stanton,
Virginia, William Wllkerson
and Paul Hepler of Green
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The church sanctuary was
decorated with candelabra
and mountain palms. By the
altar were bouquets of whit*
summer flowers, Ivy and Bos
ton terns. The couple entered
the altar under an lvy-twlned
archway to repeat their vows
to each other.
Individual pew tapers were
used with bouquets of white
flowers and ribbon. A pro
gram of organ music was
rendered by Mrs. A1 De Por
ter, organist, of Youngsvllle.
Selections Included Serenade,
Schubert; Llebestrau, Liszt;
Traumerel, Schumann; Ro
manze, Schumann; Adantlno,
Lemare; Supplications, Schu
bert; Melody In F., Rubin
stein; Nuptial Song, Dubois;
Entree Nuptlale, Smith and
Bridal Chorus, Wagner were
the Processionals and Men
delesohn Wedding March the
Recessional.
Mrs. A. N. Corpenlng of
Youngsvllle was soloist. She
sang "I Love Thee," "Calm
As the Night," and after the
couple had Holy Communion
from a silver chalice, "The
Lord's Prayer." The Com
munion table was covered with
an heirloom tablecloth.
The bride's mother, Mrs.
Wlllard Tlmberlake wore a
formal gown of Nile Karate
Linen and matching acces
sories and wore a corsage
of cymbldlum orchids.
The groom's mother wore
a formal gown of Ivory satin
brocade and matching acces
sories and a corsage of cym
bldlum orchids.
The bride graduated from
Youngsvllle High Schpol and
graduates from East Caro
lina College this summer with
an A. B. degree In Psycho
logy. She was a member of
the Alpha Delta PI Sorority
and a varsity cheerleader.
The groom graduated from
Northwest Forsyth High
School and graduates from
East Carolina College this
summer with a B. S. degree
In History. He was a member
of the Kappa Alpha Order and
a varsity cheerleader.
For traveling the bride wore
a two-piece blue linen dress
with matching hat and white
accessories. Her corsage was
the orchid lifted from her
prayer book. After a wedding
trip, the couple will reside In
Greenville.
Mrs. B. H. Patterson was
the bride's personal consul
tant.
RECEPTION
Following the Tlmberlake
Grubbs wedding, a reception
was held at the home of Mrs.
Claude Tlmberlake given by
the bride's grandmothers.
Greeting guests were Mr.
and Mrs. Archie Brown and
Introducing to the receiving
line were Mr. and Mrs. H. H.
Reddlck. Or. and Mrs. A. N.
Corpenlng directed guests to
the register where the bride's
portrait was placed. Presiding
at the register was Mrs. Ruel
W. Tyson, Sr. Mr. and Mra.
Arthur Hall directed guests to
the reception room where
Entertains Club
Mrs. Wilson Joyner enter
tained her Thursday night
bridge club last week at her
home. Lovely spring flowers
were used In decqratlng.
During play Iced drinks were
served, and at the conclusion
of the game ttQ hostess served
delicious cream cheese-coco
nut strawberry nests and
salted nuts. ,
High score prize for club
members went to Mrs. W. A.
Andrews, Jr., and high score
for guests to Mrs. Winston
Davis. A Bingo prize was
captured by Mrs. Numa Free
man.
Those playing were Mes
dames W. A. Andrews, Jr.,
James Johnson, Edward Kim
ball, M. G. Wilder, J. L.
Berger, Grover Harris, Jr.,
members; and Mrs. Numa
Freeman and Mrs. Winston
Davis, guests.
Mrs. Byron Bdllard and Mrs.
Robert Ross served white Bit
tersweet Bridal punch and
cake. Mrs. Ned Coleman, Mrs.
Haywood Gupton and Mrs.
Claude Tlmberlake received
In other areas.
The serving table was
covered with a white satin
cloth lifted at the corners
with bows of net and ribbon,
and lilies of the valley. Silver
candlelabras held white tapers
and epergnes filled with bridal
flowers. Duplicate arrange
ments of candlelabras and
flowers were used throughout
the home.
Assisting In serving were
Misses Julie Saunders, San
dra Wentzel, Linda Franklin,
Carol Mitchell, Nlta Barbee,
Donna Rollins, Mltzle Thar
rlngton, Karen Martin and
Linda Evans, and Mrs. James
Mattox.
Goodbyes were said to Cap
tain and Mrs. C. V. Timber
lake and Mr. and Mrs. Willie
Pearce.
Assisting throughout the re
ception were Mesdames G. E.
Winston, T. G. Loyd, Jr.,
Johnny Edwards, Elton
Mitchell, W. S. Preddy, Ray
Pearce and James Smith, Mrs.
Kathleen Croom, Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Cheatham, Mr. and
Mrs. B. H. Patterson, and
Mrs. Marvin Roberts.
Receiving In the bride's
home where the gifts were
shown were Mrs. Curtis Saun
ders, Mrs. Wiley Mitchell, Sr.
and Mrs. James T. Allen.
WEDDING BREAKFAST 1
The Timberlake-Grubbs
wedding party were enter
tained at breakfast on May
27th In the banquet room at the
Plantation Inn by Captain and
Mrs. C. V. Tlmberlake, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Ross and Mr.
and Mrs. Byron Bullard.
Individual place cards were
set for fifty. The tables were
centered with floral arrange
ments of white miniature fea
thered carnations and tapers
tied with net and blue
streamers. Blue satin wed
ding bells were additional de
corations.
A three course breakfast
was served.
LAWN DINNER
A pre-rehearsal lawn din
ner was held at the Patterson's
In honor of Marilyn Timber
lake and Johnny Grubbs, 5:30
Friday afternoon, May 26, for
the wedding party and out-of
town guests. Hostesses for
the occasion were Mrs. Kath
leen Croom, Mrs. G. E. Wins
ton, Mrs. B. H. Patterson,
Mrs. Wiley Mitchell, Mrs.
A. N. Corpenlng, Mrs. N. A.
Brown, Mr*. Bland Mitchell
and Mrs. Johnny Edwards.
The guests were served buf
fet style.
A corsage and boutennalre
made for the specific oc
casion were presented to the
guests of honor.
AFTER REHEARSAL PARTY
An after rehearsal party
given by Mr. and Mrs. Archie
Brown, Mr. and Mrs. B. H.
Patterson and Dr. and Mrs.
A. N. Corpenlng was held at
the Corpenlng home for the
wedding party and out of town
guests. ?
Mr. and Mrs. Brown greeted
guests. Rev. and Mrs. L. J.
Phillips received in the living
room.
On the front door was a clus
ter of wedding bells compli
mented with blue ribbons and
flowers. Suspended in the hall
*as a large bell. Other areas
were decorated with wide lace
bows holding blue nosegays.
White roses were used in the
living room.
Mrs. G. E. Winston presided
at the bride's register which
was a satin covered lace
trimmed book decorated with
a nosegay, as used in other
decorations.
In the dining room a blue
satin table cloth appliqued with
whit* lac* ros*s, and overlaid
with a whit* net oloth bordered
with wld* lac*, cov*r*d the
serving table. White tap*rs
Engagement Announced
- MARSHA JEAN ROSS
Mrs. Dorothy Wheeler Ross of Franklinton announces the
engagement of her daughter, Marsha Jean, toWallaceSpurgeon
Eakes, son of Dr. and Mrs. S. Eakes also of Franklinton. Miss
Ross Is the daughter of the late Mr. Marshall Cenlth Ross,
Franklinton. A July wedding Is planned.
In silver candlelabra centered
the table. A round table In the
dining room was covered in
identical style. It held the
three tiered pedestal cake de
corated in blue and white,
topped with a bridal couple
complimented with flowers
and wedding rings. Brides
maids charms were drawn
over a wide lace ruffle which
surrounded the base of the
cake. After the first slice of
cake was cut by the prospec
tive bride and groom, guests
were served by Mrs. E. M.
Mitchell and Mrs. J. T. Allen.
The white bridal punch was
poured by Mrs. W. F. Mit
chell, and the mothers of the
wedding couple served them.
Boxes of Groom's Cake were
presented to the wedding
party.
The hosts and hostesses pre
sented the bridal couple a
silver cake knife in their
chosen pattern. The children
of the hosts and hostesses
gave the couple a silver cha
lice and tray to be used In
the wedding ceremony.
Assisting In areas of the
home were Mesdames H. H.
Reddlck, A. E. Hall and R.
E. Cheatham.
Thanks
The family of Joseph J.
Wheeler expresses appreci
ation to friends and relatives
for the prayers, cards, flo
wers and words of sympathy
during his Illness and death.
They will long be remem
bered.
Mrs. J. J. Wheeler & Family
Gives Recital
RHONDA STRICKLAND
Rhonda Strickland will give
a piano recital at four o'clock
on Sunday afternoon, June 4,
at her home In Youngsvllle.
Rhonda Is an eighth grade
student at Youngsvllle High
School and studies piano with
Miss Jean Pearce. The pro
gram will Include pieces by
Bach, Clementl, Robert Schu
mann, and Walter Schuman.
Rhonda recently received a
superior rating on a ten piece
program played in the audi
tions of the National Guild of
Piano Teachers In Raleigh.
She also won a Chopin pin
because this Is the fifth year
she has played ten pieces In
the Guild Auditions.
The public , is Invited to the
recital.
' 1 *
Browns Wed In Greenville
YoungsvlUe - Miss Nancy
Ames Brown, daughter of Mrs.
Zeno H. Brown and the late
Mr. Brown of Knoxvllle,
Tenn., was married to Terry
W. Brown, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Wiley Brown of YoungsvlUe,
N. C. on Saturday afternoon,
May 27, at two o'clock In. the
St. Pauls Episcopal Church In
Greenville, N. C. The cere
mony ' was performed by
Church Minister Rev. John
Drake.
The bride wore a white linen
street length suit with match
ing accessories. She carried
a bridal bouquet centered with
a white orchid which she lifted
to wear as a corsage for her
wedding trip.
Miss Mary Catherine Brown,
sister of the bride, was maid
of honor. She wore a yellow
dress with matching acces
sories. She had a green orchid
corsage.
Wiley Brown, Jr., brother
of the groom, was best man.
Ushers were Ralph Brown and
Neal Anthony Brown.
The bride attended the Uni
versity of Tennessee and is
hraziers
Reunion
A Family Reunion was held
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
T. W. Frazler, Sr. on Louls
burg, Route 1 Sunday, May 28.
Among the guests were the
brother and sisters of Mr.
Frazler who were Mrs. Wil
liam Mendelsohn and husband
of New York City; Mrs. W. S.
O'Brien and husband of
Greensboro, N. C.; G. W.
Frazler and wife of Law
rencevllle, Va.; R. B. Fra
zler and wife of Kenbrldge,
Va.; and F. H. Frazler and
wife of Henderson, N. C.
The children of Mr. and
Mrs. T. W. Frazler were
also there, this being the first
time they had all been to
gether In many years. They
wereMr. and Mrs. T. W. Fra
zler, Jr. and children Tommy,
Reba and Clay of Henderson;
Mr. and Mrs. C. P. Souther
land and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Randy Alford, Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Klttrell and dau
ghters, Donna and Denlse of
Sherman, Texas; Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Frazler and sons, Terry
and Freddie and Jeff or Wel
don; Dr. and Mrs. Richard
Frazler and children, David
and Debbie, of Roanoke Ra
pids; Mr. and Mrs. Gene Fra
zler and son Lyn of Hampton,
Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Hob
good and children, Vlckl and
Frankle, Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Pegram of Henderson; and
Klrby Frazler of the home.
Also present were Mrs. Bobby
Richardson and children from
Henderson, a neice of Mrs.
Frazler. ?
Mr. and Mrs. Jobe Overton
were also present and gave the
blessing before the picnic din
ner was served on the lawn.
Everyone present enjoyed
the get together and expressed
the hope that It could be re
peated very soon. After the
dinner, group pictures were
taken.
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now a student at East Carolina
College. The bridegroom Is
also a student at East Car
llna.
Following a wedding trip to
the coast the couple will live
in Greenville.
Immediately following the
tiding ceremony a reception
s given at the Parrlsh House
by the bride's mother lor
members of the wedding party,
families and guests.
Sara Collier
APE Initiate
Sara Lynn Collier, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Col
lier, was initiated Into Alpha
Pi Epsllon at Louisburg Col
lege on Thursday, May 25.
The Initiation was conducted
by Sally Reld Auman, of Reids
ville, assisted by the sponsor,
in a late afternoon candlelight
ceremony. Miss Collier, re
cently elected 1967-68 presU
dent of Phi Beta Lambda,
another campus business
student organization, was pre
sented with a certificate and
membership card. She was
later presented the pin of the
society also.
Miss Auman, Initiated Into
APE earlier In the school
year, recently received a $25
check from national APE
headquarters In California, as
one of the winners In compe
tition for the Florence Man
ning Scholarship Award.
Alpha Pi Epsllon Is a na
tional honorary secretarial
society, membership In which
requires at least a " B" over
all average with no less than
a "B" In typing and In short
hand.
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