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M sMuest the honour oi your presence I
W' OUte marriage of their daughter
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S the eleventh 'of November
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| Judy Ann Welborn
Has Birthday Party
Judith Anne Welborn, daughter
5 of Mr. and ,Mrs. Johnny Welborn
r cejfhrated her eighth birthday with
I at ‘her her home Satur
'■> day'afternoon at 4:00.
; I Gay Halloween jack-o-lanterns
and Halloween colors were used in
the home Bohbing for apples and
J Bingo was tajoyed by the children
*' with Pat Walker and Buddy Smith
1 winning prises for Bingo. A birth
l day cake Jjtjperi with eight can-
J dies was served with ice cream,
peanuts arjd ‘ candy. Wax lips and
blowers were, given as favors.
The small guests helping Judy
celebrate were Connie Altman,
Brenda Faye Whittenton, Donna
Lou Hanna, -Pat Walker, Sue Whit
tenton, Dale Whittentojj, Kay
; Francis McxjrC, Jcry Barnes, Bruce
Standi, B'lly Overman, Jimmy a:td
Isabel Lee. Jo Jo Burnette, Gai Jner
Altman, Baddy Smith and Linda
Welborn J"
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[ on furlough,,visiting friends.
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Fowler- Tart Ceremony
Performed Saturday
In a forma! candlelight cere
mony, or Saturday evening, Octo
ber 21 at eight o’clock in the Hood
.Memorial Christian Church, Miss'
Mary Elizabeth Tart, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Lee Tart,
was united in marriage to Russell
Fowler, Jr., son of Mrs. Russell
Fowler and the late Mr. Fowler of
Baltimore, Maryland and Court
land, Alabama. Dr. George F.
Outhrell and the Reverend Richard
Rhea Gammon performed the dou
ble ring ceremony.
The vows were said before a
background of palmetto palms and
woodwardia fern. Tall standards
containing white Betsy Ross mums
and regal lilies were arranged be
fore each of the arched candela
bras. On either side of the pulpit
extending to the walls *f the church
were diagonal candelabras and sin
gle candlesticks which were used
to enhance the heauty of the scene.
Aisle candelabras marked the pews
with nosegays of lilies and white
pompoms tied with satin ribbon.
The nuptial music was present
ed by Miss Sbarlotte Bunch, or
ganist, of Tarboro, and Mrs. Jack
Gates of Roxboro, soloist. Mrs.
Gates sang “The Sweetest Story
Ever Told,” “O, Promise Me,” and
“The Lord’s Prayer.” Miss Bunch’s
program included “Trauraerei” by
Schumann, “Liebcstranm” by Liszt,
“Serenade” by Schubert, “Clair de
Lune” by Debussy, and “To An
Evening Star” by Wagner.
The ushers were Mr. Clarence
l ee Tart, Jr., brother of the bride,
Mr. Del Wa&teli of Tuscaloosa,
Ala., Mr. B. B. Smith, of Greens
boro, Mrs. Vaughn Hutaff, Mr.
Joseph N. Cree', end Mr. Ray M.
McArtan of Dunn. Mr. Daniel
Gilchrist of Courtland, Ala., broth
er-in-law of the groom, was best
man.
The bridal, party entered the
church to the strains of the bridal
chorus from Lohengrin by Wagner,
and Mendelssohn’s wedding march
was used as the recessional. During
the ceremony Miss Bunch played
“O, Perfect Love.”
Mrs. Daniel Gilchrist of Court
land, Ala., sister of the groom, was
matron of honor. Miss Grace Her
ring of Dirham was maid of honor.
The bridesmaids were Miss Bar
bara Hope. Miss Louise Wade, Mbs.
Vaughn Hutaff, of Dunn, and Miss
Polly Keith of Atlanta, Ga. Their
dresses designed by Pandora were
of candlelight satin combined with
white silk faille. They had their
own shoulder capelet with French
illusion at the yoke. The dresses
were gathered from the waistline
to the hips to form a regular
pointed effect where the satin
faille were jbinod by a satin cord
extending all around. The skirt*
were full, forming a slight chapel
team. The glove* were long white
kid. They wore short veils and
carried cascade bouquets of sunset
roses tied with jeweled ribbon.
The bride, given in marriage by
I her father Clarence Lee Tart, was
I lovely .in her formal period wed*
v
The yoke was of French illusion
edged with French seed pearls, the
! pearls farming a pointed medallion
j jhat extrjhded down the canter of.
i B|V?J9BdHe. Tlie sleeves o%fe full
length with, calla lily points. Her
dress wax fastened ddwn the back
by small acorn shaped covered but
tons. The full skirt Was gathered
from the waistline forming a shell
shaped train. From the hipline to
the end of the train were rows of
cascaded pearls to match those on
the yoke. She were her mother's
full length wedding veil of. French
illusion edged with all silk Frenoh
Rosepoint lace, which was arranged
in Madonna fashion draped over a
wedding band of imported orange
blossoms She carried a cascade
bouquet of phalaenopsis orchids,
valley lilies, centered with white
orchids.
The bride’s mother wore a gown
of petal blue Chantilly lace over
taffetta with a ihlnestone bodice
and full draped skirt which fontied
a chapel train. She wore long white
gloves and'a white orchid with a
gold throat. Mrs. Fowler, mother of"
the groom, wore a lavender lace
gown with sequin trim. She wore
long white glovefc., .and a white
orchid with a - ourple throat.
The bride was graduated from
the Dunn High School and from
the Woman’s College' of IT. N. C.
in Greensboro the class of ’6l. Mr.
Fowler attended McDonogh Mili
tary Academy, Mcjjgnbgh. Mary
land, and the University of Mary
land. He is at present employed by
the U. S Government with head
quarters in Rocky Mount.
After the ceremony a formal re
ception was held at the home es the
bride.
During the evening, the Wide
’ and groom left for a wedding trip
to points unannounced, and upon
; their return win make their home
in Rocky Mount. For traveling the
■ bride wore a raven blue gabardine
| suit with matching velvet nun.*
: and cuffs embroidered In pearls.
Her hat by Caspar Davis was raven
blue trimmed in white ostrich. She
wore matching accessories with
1 white gloves. On her arm she car
ried a sable scarf where white
orchids were pinned.
> RECEPTION
Mr. and Mrs. L. A.' Tart, grand
-1 parents of the bride, greeted the
guests and introduced them to Mr
' and Mrs. J. N. Creel of Dpha and
1 Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Davis of Nor
-1 Sr. introduced them to the tooatfr
-1 tng line composed of the weddtaf
party. Mr. and Mrs. ArthiFfeii
1 and Mr. pnd Mrs. t. H. SanMn
• directed the guest* from thetmußc
Mrs. Jerry Butler invited the guests
i tw«®e.:ar3r
"| hU wuTb. In the/church cemetery, I
Richard J miniM fn ikillrfSii I
Wade, Jr. reeetvtdto the aim rodra
where other pfU were. Mr. end itr*.
Oorbett showed me auest* team
the hall to the dining tnom fear
were refal UUee**«d
valley lilies flanked on either side
by low five branched stiver an
delabra holding white lighted
topers and epewmettes filled with
valley lilies. A three tier wed«n*
cake on a silver tray graced one
end, of the table where Mrs. Wil
liam J. Thompson and Mr*. Henry
Sandlin cut the cake after the
oride and groom had cut the tra
ditional slices rttli a silver saber
having belonged to the late Lt.
TUghman L. Wade, cousin of the
bride. Mr. and Mrs. Charles D.
Hutaff and Mr. and Mrs. T. Brown
Williams served punch from a
handsome silver punch bowl. Serv
ing mints and nuts were Misses
Caro Davis, Al’ene Warren, An
nette Ezsell, Katherine Butt and
Martha Ann Butler.
The goodbyes were said by Mrs.
* Nathan Johnson, Sr.
Out-of-town guests werF Mrs.
Russell Fowler, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
iel Gilchrist, and Mr. and Mrs.
David Martin of Courtland, Ala.,
Mr. Del Waddell of Tuscaloosa,
Ala., Mr. and Mrs. William Pearce
of Birmingham. Ala;, Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Davis, Mr. and Mrs. Albert
Beaman, and Miss Agnes Btrsch of
Norfolk, Va., Mr. and Mrs. E. V.
Hogan of Norman. N. C„ Mr. and
Mrs. E. B Cooper, and Mr. Hanlbal
Warren of Charictte, Mr. Marion
Bone, Mr. and Mrs. J. D. Robbins
of Rocky Mount, Mr. and Mrs.
B. B. Smith of Greensboro, Dr. and
Mrs. W. L. Bingham of Lexington,
Miss Jane Lee Eddy and Mrs.
Charles Eddy, and Mr. and Mrs.
_ Williams Sanders of Fayetteville,
’Mr and Mrs. Hony Lewis of Loris,
S. C., Mr. and Mrr. Charles Blanks
of Whiteville, Mr. and Mrs. Ray
mond Mulkey of Demorest, Oa.,
Miss Gwendolyn Wilborn of Lil
lington, Mr. and Mrs. Alton Keith
of Hendersonville, Mrs. T. J. Far
rar, Mr. and Mrs. Prescott Martin,
and Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Oardfaer
of Tarboro, Miss Lavanta Charda
vnyne of Courtland, Ala., Mr. and
Mrs. R. P. Martin of Alioskie, and
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mears of Fair
Bluff.
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TALK BY CAMPBELL TEACHER
OMv «We. dehgbUuUy antertainad I
at a taaohetm Friday at the hone \
of Mrs, WHUaae Neeanea on Beat <
Cumbartakd St. Mia. Nawaome was 1
asstttM by Mia. Willi* Mott, club l
prestoent.
for n»e P*rty i
weep in kaaprng with the Halloween i
atoakn. Jaak*o-lantorns and black .
cats wers used about the room to i
give an siry effect and each smaU i
table «M cantorod with a lighted I
JJack-o-lantem. Halloween place- i
cards and favor* designated the
place of the guest*. Yellow mums i
and pom pom* were used with au- i
tumn leaves and wheat in effective '
arrangements. i
The delicious luncheon menu !
consisted of tomato juice cocktail, <
cheese wafers, creamed turkey on '
waffles, stuffed squash, pickles. Hal
loween salad, rolls, coffee, home- <
made Ice cream and cake squares. I
Following the meal, Mrs. New
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MONDAY AJTEBNOON, OCTOBER AMKt
some introduced Min Olady*
Strickland of Buies Cheek, who. in
tun), presented Mias Bote Herbert
Mias Herbert, the new Spanish
uie summer touring ui no.eaha), one
delighted dub jnmberi with the
account of her trip With the. use
of a map of Mexico, she pointed
out the route her party followed,
and gave her audience a deeper
Insight into the lives of the Mexi
can people. At the close of her In
teresting talk, she showed the club
members some of the lovely Mexi
can jewelry, and other articles
which she had purchased in Mexi
co. The hostesses remembered Min
Herbert and Miss Strickland with
corsages of gold pompoms tied
with bronse ribbon.
A short business meeting was
conducted by Mrs. Moss following
the program.
Members attending the luncheon
*m MriC mnau Canady, Mrs.
Mack Watson.^Mg^Hoovar^AdMM,
Pbpe, tin. John dcoone, Mrs. Cur
. tft Strib, Mrs. Emmett Aldredve,
| yiygra. I^,^:
Guests included Miss Strickland.
: Miss . Herbert. Mrs. J. E. Crockett.
; and Mrs. A. IX Harris, both of
] Warren ton Mrs. Crockett is the
motntr or Mrs. ncwsomc, tnu Mrs.
Harris is her sister. ■
ATTENIPW. P. DANCE
Mayo Waggoner and Mias Shirley
, Jane Johnson of Dunn attended the
, Wake Forest, Homecoming dance
in Raleigh Saturday night
' SPENDS BUNDAT HERE
i Able Elmoje of Wake Forest
L College spent Sunday in Dunn.
FROM MEREDITH COLLEGE
t Miss Rosalyn Poole and Mist
> Mary Ann Westbrook were ho«u
I from Meredith College for the week
,'end.
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