FRIDAY AFTERNOON, AUGUST SI, 1951
Th* Record. There to no charge.
Church Circles
Slate Meetings
The circles of the Women of the
First Presbyterian Church will meet
Monday afternoon at 3:30 and Mon
day evening at 8 as follows:
No. I.—Mrs. R. L. Remsburg.
chairman, with Mrs. J.H Allred.
No. 3.—Mrs. J. E. Goddard, chair
man, with Mrs. C. I. Thompson.
No. 3.—Mrs. M. B. Poole, chair
man, with Mrs. W. 8. Mason.
No. 4.—Mrs. W B. Boles, chair
man, with Mrs. Sarah Hardee.
EVENING CIRCLES
No. B —Mrs. D. P. Clifford, chair
man. wltn Miss Louise Clifford.
No. 6 Mrs. R D. Goff, chair
man. with Mrs. Frank L. Belote.
No. 7.—Mrs. E. W. Smith, Jr.,
chairman, with Mrs. E. W. Smith,
Jr.
No. B. —Mrs. G. C. Henderson,
chairman, with Mrs. Henry Whit
tenton.
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Miss Ann Elizabeth Dixon Weds
DeWey Wallace Wells Saturday
The marriage of Miss Ann.
Elizabeth Dixon daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Eben Howell Dixon. Jr.'j
of Henderson, and Dewey Wallace 1
Wells, -son>of Mr. and Mrs. Bryde!
Cuyler Wells, also, of Henderson, *
took place on Saturday, the twen- ?
ty-fifth of August at five o’clock
in the afternoon at the First Bap- !
tist Church in Henderson.
Reverend E. Norfleet Gardner, j"
pastor of the church, performed i
the double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Henry W. Whittenton, aunt,
of the bridegroom, presented a .
thirty-minute program of nuptial
music before the/ceremony con- I
sisting of the following selections: |
Serenade from “The Student i
Prince” by Romberg, "Melody of
Love" by Englematm,. “Andantino i
in D Flat" by Lemare, “Ave Marik”
by Schubert, “My Poem of Love”
.by Fibich. ."Indian Love Call” by '
Friml, "Liebestraume" by' Lists,
j “The Rosary” by Nevin, “Theme
: frohi 'the Andante Fifth Bymphony”
by Tschaikowsky, “Dream of an
[ Angel” by Rubinstein, “At Dawn
| ing” by Cadman, “Serenede" by
j Schubert, “To A Wild Rose” by
■ MacDowell, and "My Heart at Thy
, Sweet Voice” byi Saint-Saen. Miss
i "Dolores Matthews of Henderson,
i soloist, sang “Ich Liebe Dich” by
j Grieg, “O- Promise Me" by De Ko.
j ven, and “O Perfect Love” by Bur
! leigh as a :-espouse to the bene
diction.
I The bride, given in marriage by
| her father, wore a classic lace
! wedding dress formerly worn by
two sisters. It was fashioned with
i a smooth, fitted bodice, demurely
j covering up the throat and fasten
ed with tiny, self-covered buttons.
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MRS. GEORGE EMMERTZ who before her mania v. on Aug. 1
In Dillon, S. C. was Miss Mary Quigley, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
E. T. Quigley of Dunn, Rt. 2 is shown above. Cpl. Emmertz, son
of Mrs. Mary Emmertz of Chester, Pa„ has been stationed near
Dunn in connection with the Army maneuvers. The couple is
residing with Mrs. Emmertz" aunt in Dunn, Mrs. Eva Barefoot.
The petal-like collar in chorister
style was edged with tiny seed
pearls. The soft shoulders in cap
sleeve effect were also trimmed
with tiny seed pearls. Long, lace
gauntlets, edged with seed pearls
were pointed over the hands. The
full skirt, worn over a hoop ex
tended into a long, formal train.
Her finger tip veil was of import
ed illusion and was held in place
by a braided bandeau of illusion,
adorned with small clusters of or
ange blossoms on each side. She
carried a white bridal bouquet of
gardenias arranged in a crescent
shap backed with white satin
leaves and narrow satin ribbons.
Miss Frances Dixon, sister of
the bride, attended her as maid of
honor. She wore a strapless, gown
of coral nylon net over matching
taffeta, with a tight-fitting satin
waistgirdle and a bodice of Chan
tilly lace over the net. She wore
a matching net stole and braided
bandeau. She carried a crescent
shaped bouquet of talisman roses,
pom pon crysanthemums, tinted tq,
match her dress and matching rib
bons.
The bridesmaids were Miss
Gladys Andrews, cousin of the
bridgroom of Fuquay Springs; Miss
Patricia Ellington of. Charlotte:
Mrs. Billy Williams of Chapel Hill.
They wore the same type gowns in
pale aqua nylon net and bandeaus
as that worn by the maid of hon
or. Their flowers were also simi
lar to hers.
Miss Karen Ann Wells, sister of
the bridegroom, attended as a
junior bridesmaid. She wore a
gown ofvpale yellow nylon net over
matching taffeta. It was fashioned
with a boat neck line trimmed
with a Chantilly lace ruffle. She
carried a bouquet in miniature size
like that of the maid of honor.
B. C. Wells of Henderson at
tended his son as best man.
The ushers were Robert E. Dix
on, brother of the bride, of Fay
etteville, George Wells, brother of
the bridegroom, Jimmy Page, and
William Frazier of Henderson.
Mrs. Dixon wore a gown of co
coa brown crepe and Chantilly
lace sprinkled with tiny 1 rhine
stones and matching accessories'
Her corsage was a br. nze orchid'.
Mrs. Wells chose a rose gown
of crepe and Chantilly lace. She
wore matching accessories and her
shoulder corsage was a purple or
chid.
Immediately following the cere
mony, the bride's parents enter
tained at a reception at their home
on Gholson avenue.
Following a wedding trip to an
unannounced destination, the
couple will make their home In
Wake Forest. For traveling the
bride wore a two-piece beige linen
dress with brown velvet acces
sories. Her corsage was an orchid.
Mrs. Wells was graduated from
Henderson High school and at
tended the Woman’s College of
tMe University, of North Carolina.
She was receptionist for the Har
riet and Henderson Cotton Mills
in Henderson at the time of her
Mr. Wells was graduated from
Henderson High school, Mars Hill
College, and.at the present is at.
terpdlng Wake Forert College
where he will enter law school this
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ERWIN SOCIETY
4 Church Circles
Meet Jointly
PAULINE RALPH. Editor
The four circles of the Presby
terian Church met jointly at the
home of Mrs. E. H. Lasater, Sr..
Tuesday evening for their regular
monthly session and a picnic sup
per. Husbands of the circle mem
bers and the girls and boys of the
church who are going away to
school were special guests.
The Lasater home was decorated
throughout with a profusion of
summer flowers.
Supper was served buffet style
from the dining room table.
After the supper the ladies as
sembled in the living room for their
meeting.
Mrs. 8. J. Clark gave the • de
votional and Mrs. R. M. Pnillips
made several announcements.
Following a short business ses
sion the meetiilg closed with the
group repeating together the Mis
pah benediction.
Present for the event were: Mr.
and Mrs. J M. Morgan, Mr. ami
Mrs. Tony Harper, Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Del
mos Lashley, Mr, and Mrs. Sam
Woodruff, Mr. and Mrs. S. J. Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Raiford, the
Rev. and Mrs. R. M. Phillips, Mr.
and Mrs. John Henry Wilson. Mrs.
Evelyn McLean, Mrs. Haywood Lu
Jimmy Overman
Honored At Party
Jimmy Overman was honored
on his fourth birthday Wednesday
night at 7:30 at an ice cream par
ty. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Lee Overman.
Jimmy opened his gifts be,ore
serving ice cream and birthday
cake to Pate and Wayne Turnage
•Miss Tdni Stalled, Miss Vickie Up
church, Mrs. Sue Ray and children
Charles and Lina Sue, Mrs. Bert
Carr and Skeet Carr.
icas, Mrs. Carl Cameron, Mrs. Ful
| ton Godwin, Mi s. Clarence Julian,
Mrs. Green, Mrs. David Lasater,
j Mrs. Bob Gray, Mr. ahd Mrs. Old
! ham. Emily Graham, Daphine Mat-
I thews and Dor-aid Godwin. j
Erwin Hospital
Patients
Mrs. Jessie Margaret Herring,
Mrs. Frances Moore, Mrs. Dorothy
Matthews, Mrs. Eloise Norris, Mrs. |
| Margaret Johnson, Mrs. Thelma !
Ennis, Mrs. Sudie Fowler, Mrs. I
I Pauline Stewart, Mrs. Faye Mat
i (hews, Mrs. Irene Mabthews. Mrs. !
Mary Lilly Shaw. Mrs. Nell Shaw,
j Mrs. Mary Ivey, J. C. Creech, Baby
Douglas Lee, Mrs. Mary Wilkerson,
Bella Williams, colored, and Mar
gie Carroll, colored.
Stacy Whittington is in Watts
Hospital, Durham, where he under
went an operation Tuesday.
Church School Has
Picnic At Lake
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Member.', of Saint Stephens Epis- j
copal Church School held a picnic I
at Maynard’s Lake Wednesday af
ternoon from 4:30 until 7 pan.
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enjoyed swimming and games and
at 6:15 the lunch was spread Jbe
nic style.
About 35 were present for thla
outing.
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BOARD TO MEET
The executive board of the Wo
men of the Presbyterian Church In
Erwin will meet Monday evening at
7:30 in the manse. Ad members |
are urged to attend. ,§j
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