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Bass, Stallings Speak Vows Cypress Chapel Baptist Church was the setting for the double-ring ceremony uniting Martha Ann Sailings and Thomas Michael Bass in marriage Saturday afternoon at 4 o clock. Rev Jtm(K Woods officUted. The bride is the daughter ?f "r- *nd Mrs. Arthur Cleve Jand Stallings of Route 2 Spring Hope. The groom is !?n of ^ and Mi*. 9 w k H*? ^ of Route 2, Nashville. Rev. Guy Moore sane "I Love You Truly", "O Perfect ?>ve . ?nd "The Wedding ft?yer. ' He was accompanied ?t the organ by Mrs. Moore Who played wedding music softly throughout the cere mony. f,.?iVeI'uin.marrisge by her father, the bride wore a for mal gown, created by her mother, which was of bridal lace over satin with a stand up collar. The "empire look" was formed by a front satin panel with a self belt extend to the back and attached with a satin bow with floor length streamers. The bodice was closed at the back with tiny satin buttons and ex tended from the waist into a full train with an inverted pleat at the center. The long tapered sleeves ended in points over the hands Her bouffant veil of English silk illusion was attached to a cluster of organza bows which held a demi-cap of pearl leaves with lace inserts topped with a be-jeweled lace rose centered with pearl and borealis crystal stems. She wore gold earrings which had belonged to her great grand mother for whom she was named. Miss Judy Jones of Jarrat Va was maid of honor.' Bridesmaids were Miss Jo Anne Bass, sister of groom, and Mrs. Wanda Stallings, bnde s sister-in-law. Flower '' w" Darla Sailings, niece of the bnde. The bridesmaids *nd "?wer girl wore floor ?fngth dresses of mint green A line designs with short sleeves and a slightly lowered round neckline. The front section was designed with r?W! of "Etching satin ribbon and small bows at the neckline^ The inverted pleat wi.h kCJL W8S also trimmed with ribbon and attached with a bow at he top Thev wore matching headpieces MRS THOMAS MICHAEL BASS and carried a single pink rose. The bride's mother wore a pink crepe dress with a rose corsage and matching acces sories. The groom's mother chose a pink linen dress with a rose corsage and matching accessories. Mr. Bass was his son's best man and James W. Stallings, Jr.. nephew of the bride, was ring bearer. Ushers were Donald Bass, brother of the groom, and William I. Stal lings, brother of the bride. Mrs. Hulda Wilson directed the wedding. The bride graduated from Edward Best High School and attended Louisburg College. She is secretary at N. C. State Personnel, Raleigh. The groom is a graduate of Spring Hope High School and of N. C. State Highway Patrol School. He is presently a North Carolina State High way Patrolman, stationed in Durham. The couple will reside at 1100V4 Virginia Avenue, Dur ham. RECEPTION ? Immediately following the ceremony, a reception was held In the church annex. Mrs. Connie Moss presided at the bride's book. Miss Margaret Strickland served punch at a table cov ered with a white cutwork linen centered with an ar rangement of roses and flank ed by white tapers in silver candelabra. From a second similar table Mrs. Art Stal lings served cake from he five-tiered wedding cake. Mes dames Howard Wilson, Horace Pearce, Helen Ander son, Carl Strickland, and Theron Strickland, aunts of the bride, assisted In serving. Rehearsal Party A rehearsal party was given Friday evening by Mr. and Mrs. E. D. Bass, parents of the groom, at their home in Pleasant Grove Com munity. Deaths MISS ELIZABETH C. WIL SON Miss Elizabeth Cornell Wil son, 64, died Wednesday. Funeral will be at 5 p.m. Thuraday at the Trinity Meth odist Church with Rev. Bill Clodfelter officiating. Burial will be in the church ceme tery. Surviving are two >isters, Mrs. Dorothy Lucas of Have' lock and Mrs. Helen Ward of Goldsboro; two brotlier. Alex and John E. Wilson of Louia burg. ARVID A. COOKE Arvid Alton Cooke, 31, a truck driver of Lexington, formerly of Rt. 1. Loutsburg, died Tuesday. Funeral ser vices will be conducted at 3:30 p.m. Thursday at the New Hope Christian Church by the Rev. Tracy Floyd. Burial will follow in the church cemetery. Surviving are a son, Timothy Cooke; a daughter, Cindy Cooke, both of Rt. 2, Wake Forest; his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Arvid Mann Cooke of Rt. 1, Louisburg One of the tragedies about a college education Is that many graduates will not know what to do for a liveli hood after commencement. [auisburn (C) SUGGESTED I OR < M ) SUGGESTED FOR GENERAL AUDIENCES MATURE AUDIENCES (R) RESTRICTED, PERSONS UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED UNLESS WITH PARENTS OR GUARDIAN (X) PERSONS UNDER 16 NOT ADMITTED RATING POSTED AT BOX OKI ICE I OR EACH PICTURE. SAT -SUN MON TUES MAY 31 JUNE 1-2-3 Deletllvc ll. Irani IH llitt m iih < lh< r kind of top. I*1CQLJEEIV AS 'BULLITT' y suggested row MATuw auwnccs 2Z TtCIMICOlM FROM MJMEI IMS SflU UTS MATINEE SAT. 2:00 SUN. 3:30 TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 7 & 9 - FOR INFORMATION CALL 496-3460 ANYTIME OUR ANSWERING SERVICE WED -THURS -FRI -SAT JUNE 4-5-6-7 THE STRANGEST ROUNDUP OF flU AS COWBOYS BATTLE MONSTERS! TWO SHOWS NIGHTLY 7*9 MATINEE SAT. 2:00 Bride-elect Entertained At Luncheon Miss Jenny McGhee and Mrs. H. A. McGhee enter Uined at a luncheon in honor of Marjorie Johnson, bride-elect. Saturday, May 24, at the McGhee Home. The (lining room table was covered with an Irish linen and lace cloth which was graced with a ccnterpiece of pink and white rose buds. The hostesses presented to Miss Johnson a piece of china in her chosen pattern. Guests were Miss Johnson, Mrs. Jennings Johnson, mother of the honoree. Mrs. Ethan Morton, mother of the bridegroom-elect, Mrs. Leroy Terrell, Jr., sister of the bride -elect and Miss Harriet Hight. Youngsville Seniors Entertained Youngsville -? The Youngs vUle High School Senior Class was entertained with a party Friday night with hosts and hostesses being the two class mascots, Charlie Corpeoing and Nancy Faulkner; the mas cots parents; and Mrs. N. A. Brown. Tables were set ' up for groups and music was pro vided ror entertainment. School colors or blue and white were used in decorat ing. The serving table was covered witfl a white net cloth underlined with blue, caught up at corners with a red rose. A red rose arrange ment was the floral center or Interest, as this is the class flower. Graduate caps in blue and white were given as ravors to class members and members or the High School raculty in attendance for the party. Refreshments included sandwiches, (fctato chips, punch and white cake squares decorated with red rose buds. Franklin Mem. Hospital Notes The following were pa tients in the hospital Thurs day morning: PATIENTS: Rose W. Ay cock, Louisburg* Myrtle W. Ayscue, Louisburg; Alice S. Bartholomew, Louisburg; Bessie P. Bartholomew, Louisburg; Betty W. Batton, Louisburg; Russell L. Bob bin. Louisburg; Pattie K. Boone, Castalia; Mattie B. Brandt, Louisburg; Denaize M. Bunn, Louisburg; Hillman J. Cash, Louisburg; Lona G. Denton, Louisburg; Mattie S. Dickerson, Louisburg; Mabel H. Driver, Louisburg; Jasper Thomas Evans, Louisburg; Mattie N. Evans, Louisburg; Sidney F. Faulkner, Warren ton; Pattie G. Foster, Louis burg; Walter R. Fulghum, Castalia; Cedric E. Gilliam. Clarksviile, Va.; Zena L. Grif fin, Castalia; James Elias Gup ton, Louisburg; Lucy Pearce Gupton, Louisburg; Zebulon V. Harrell, Louisburg; William H. Hedgepeth, Louisburg; Lettie G. Holden, Franklin ton; Annie W. Hunt, Louis burg; Barbara Davis Jones, Creed moor; Mattie F. Lancas ter. Louisburg; Pattie L. Leo nard, Castalia; William Craig Leonard, Louisburg; Terrance Lynch, Hollister; Baby Girl Medlin, Zebulon; Minnie C. Neal, Franklinton; John Ed ward Nelms, Louisburg; Annie F. Parrish, Louisburg; John Wallace Pearce, Castalia; Bobby L. Peoples, Louisburg; Sarah B. Peny, Rocky Mount; Dolly M. Quails. Louisburg; Dorothy C. Shea ron, Franklinton; Louise W. Smith, Louisburg; Florence L. Stallings, Louisburg; Zelma L. TiUey, Louisburg; Evelyn C. Wheeler, Louisburg; Nettie H, Winstead, Louisburg; Joseph A. Winston. Youngs vllle; Mary J. Yar borough, Louisburg. DAY NURSERY 0PENIN6 Taking Applications For Brentwood Nursery OPENING JUNE 2nd BABY'S THRU 6 YEARS OLD Phone 853-2387 Haley, Johnson Wed Sunday (Frk. B.W.) Miss Milly Marjorie Johnson, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jennings J. Johnson, of Funklinton be came the bricre of Robert Daniel Haley, son of Mrs. Ethan Morton and Robert B. Haley of Franklinton Sunday afternoon at 2:30 in the Franklinton Baptist Church. The vows were heard by Rev. Donald E. Harris and Rev. Horace Jadpon. Jessie W. Smith, Jr., vocalist. and Mrs. Bruce Honeycutt. or ganist. furnished the music. Given in marriage by her father, the bride wore a for mal gown of organza and chantilly lace. The sweetheart shaped neckline of chantilly lace had a deep insert at the waist. Long sleeves were tapered - to the fingertips. Three layers of organza over net formed a full bouffant skirt that was paneled by two tiers of chantilly lace which formed a scalloped pattern at the hemline. A detachable court train /ell from the shoulders into two panels of the organza and lace. Her triple tiered veil of imported illusion was attached to a half hat of silk flowers edged with seed pearls, and topped with an organza bow. Mrs. Leroy Terrell served her sister as matron of honor. She wore a gown of aqua, with a matching veiled head piece and carried a nosegay.' Bridesmaids were Miss Harriet Hight and Miss Jenny Sue McGhee of Franklinton. They wore dresses like the honor attendant, and each carried a nosegay of daisies and ragged robins. Best man for the bride groom was his cousin, Ray ford Bobbitt of Franklinton. Ushers were Marshall Haley, Cliff Williams and Leroy Ter rell, Jr., brother-in-law of the bride. The bride's mother wore an aqua linen dress with ? matching accessories and the groom's mother wore a pink linen dress with matching ac cessories, and corsages of white feathered carnations. For traveling, the bride changed into an aqua and white double-knit dress with matching accessories. She lifted the daisies from her bridal bouquet. After a trip to the coast the couple will reside in Raleigh. CAKE CUTTING, Following the rehearsal Saturday evening, the bride's mother entertained at a cake cutting at her home on Kishel Street. The bride's table wai cov ered with white lace over green, centered with an ar rangement of yellow daisies, flanked by white tapers In crystal holders. The wedding cake was served by Mrs. Jen nings Johnson and Mrs. Ethan Morton was at the punch bowl. Mrs. Leroy Terrell, Jr. en tertained the bridesmaids and out-of-town guests at a wed ding breakfast at the home of her mother, prior to the cere mony. The bridegroom is a gradu ate of Franklinton High School and is now employed at Wake Finishing Plant. The bride is a graduate of Frank linton High School and at tended Louisburg College. She is a bookkeeper it Ron son's In North HIUs. Birth Mr. and Mrs. Jay Thomp son, Jr. of Fayetteville an nounce the birth of a daugh ter, Carol Ann, on May 27th at Cape Fear Valley Hospital. Mrs. Thompson is the former Barbara Johnson of Louis burg. Perform In Dance Revue Youngsville - Youngsville children who are student! at the Holding school of Dance in Wake Forest performed at the school Spring Revue Wed nesday night. Those taking part from Youngsville were Andie Lind sey, Kim Jo Timberlake, Karen Sanders, Susan Weath erford and Kelly Corpening. A large group of local friends were in attendance for the revue. Louisburg Miss Carol Palmer of Char lotte, N. C. spent the week end with Mr. and Mrs. Mike Palmer and sons of South Elm Street. Mrs. Russell Frazier is con valescing at home from sur gery at Rex Hospital on May .5. Attending the Coffee Hour at the Executive Mansion Wednesday morning honoring the North Carolina Federa tion of Woman's Clubs were from the Louisburg Branch of AAUW: Mrs. Michael Palmer, Pres.. Dr. Ann Blumenfeld, Miss Elizabeth Johnson. Thanks The family of William Robert Rattley of Franklin ton wishes to thank the many friends for each and every act of kindness during the sick ness and death of their father and brother. Thanks 1 would like to extend my appreciation to Dr. Patterson and to Dr. Jimmy Wheless, and the nurses on third floor of Franklin Memorial Hos pital for their wonderful care for me while a patient at the hospital. Also, a special thanks for the cards, flowers, gifts and visits from friends and relatives. Mrs. Mamie W. Hill I OF BUSINESS STARTING TUESDAY, JUNE 3, 1969 THE TOGGERY SHOPPE Going Out Of Business!! ENTIRE STOCK REDUCED EVERYTHING MUST GO WE MUST VACATE BY JUNE 30th NOTICE! All Lay-A-Ways Must Be Picked Up By June 15th . All Fixtures For Sale THE TOGGERY SHOPPE SOUTH MAIN ST. LOUISBURG, N. C.
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