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ELEANOR OODDARD IS WED TO
ROBERT EPLEY ON SATURDAY
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Mi;s Eleanor Goddard, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Ellison God-,
dard became the bride of Robert
,a,E. Epley In a beautiful candlelight
' 9 cerer.ony at the First Presbyterian
Church on Saturday afternoon at "
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The vows took pjace before a
beautiful setting of tall seven
branched candelabra entwined with
greet .fern and tall vases of white
snapcragons, white daisy chrysan- I
thetnom* and white
Re ~ Richard Rhfca Gammon con
ducted'the double ring ceremony.
]Mrs. Reta Whittenton, organist,
. played wedding music prior to the
-■ ceremony and Mrs. -Jack Heming
way, soloist, sang “Because.” The
• Presbyterian Choir under the-dir
ection of Mrs. E. W. Smith, Jr,
sang “O Promise Me," and “Bless
you,’ as a benediction. j
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a gown of white i
satis Tiie Bodice featured a yoke 1
of il>usion with bolder of Queen
l*ce outlined in seed pearls
and rhinestones. The full skirt ex
_ tended iptq a long circular train.
•“Her lingertip veil of illusion was at
tached to a small bonnet of white
•atin edged with seed pearls. She
carried a white prayer book topped
With a White orchid and showered
Goddard-Eptey Wedding
Party Feted At Luncheon
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Mrs. G. L. Hooper and Mrs. K.
F. Howard entertained at a lunch
eon Saturday at 1 o’clock for the
Goddard-Epley wedding party, fam
ily, and out-of-town guests.
The Hooper home was lovely
with arrangements of yellow and
lavepder chrysanthemums, berries
magnolia and ivy.
The -lace covered dining room
table was centered with a bouquet
of white mums. The traditional
i* bridal colors of green and white
w were used in completing the set
ting.
Miss Goddard received a bridal
coinage and a silver vegetable dish
as her gifts from the hostesses.
' Mrs. Russell Epley of Gettysburg,
Pa. served creamed chicken and
Mrs. J. K" Goddard of -Dunn served
peach salad. The rest .of the menu
consisted of baby lima beans, can
died yams, cranberry Jelly, pickles,
hot rbßs, mince meat pie', and cof
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with stephanotis and white satin
, ribbon.
Miss Novella Goddard was her
sister’s only attendant. She wore a
Nile green gown bf satin and net.
Her headdress and mitts were of
matching net, and she carried an
arm bouquet of yellow chrysan
themums tied with yellow satin
ribbon.
~ The bridegroom was attended by
i.Stephen Heyser of Port Royal, Pa.,
as best man. Ushers were Richard
Weaver of Hanover, Pe., Jack Hem
ingway of Dunn, Jerry Thomas’of
Dunn,.cousin of the bride, and
James E. Goddard, Jr., of Memphis
Tenn., brother of the bride.
Following the ceremony, the
couple greeted guests informally ini
the church vestibule. They left im
mediately .afterwards for a wed
ding trip through the western part,
of the State. |
For traveling the bride chose a
black suit with pink feather hat,
pink blouse and black accessories.
She wore the orchid from her
prayer book. \
The bridals -parents entertained
members of the wedding party and
out-of-town guests at an informal
reception and cake cutting Friday
evening immediately after the re
hearsal in the church parlor.
See. The coffee was poured by Miss
Guests for the luncheon Includ
ed the members of the wedding
party and family and Mrs. Russell
Epley, Mrs. Lawrence Deitrich, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Wolfe, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Deltrich, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Leedy and Miss Thelma Dei
trich, all of Gettysburg, Pa.,Mr.
Dick Weaver of Hanover, Mr. and
Mrs. Stephen Houser of Port Royal,
Fa.
Baptist Youth
Hold HiH-Bitjy
Pqrty Thursday
The Baptist Youth Auxiliary had
HU h® Uly *i )a,:ty might
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A hayride Svas enjoyed by the
ru's’uixsfsyss
WW‘W«!!e, led the guests
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Birthday Supper
Given Honoring
Mrs. Raufeke RftPO
Mr. R. W. Pope was'honored at
a buffet supper Wednesday . night
at 7 o’clock given by his wife at
their home on 8. Washington Ave.
Attractive arrangements of chry
santhemums and roses added beau
ty to .the home for the occasion. Mr
Pope receive many lovely gifts
from his guests.
The menu for the supper con
sisted erf turkey with dressing, ham,
butterbeans, potatoes, tossed salads
cocoanut cake and coffee.
Those present for the party were:’
Mr. and Mrs. R.- W. Pope of Dunn,
Mrs. Cary B.'Taylor of Winston-
Salem. Mr..and Mrs. T. F. Scott
of Fayetteville, Mr. and Mrs. E. N.
N. Pope of Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Barfield and children, Mr. and
Mrs. Henry Ryals and son, Mr. and
Mrs. Jaqk Stewart, Mr. and Mrs.
Woodrow Tart and son, Mr. G. F.
Pope, and Miss Jessamin Starling,
all of Dunn.
Adams fntertqiji
j Friday Evening
Canasta Club
Mr. and Mrs. David Adams were
' hosts to the Friday Evening Canas
ta Club Friday night at 8 o’clock.
High scorers for the evening were
Mr. and Mrs. Ed -Wade. Mr. and
Mrs. Lororr.an Dupree received the
consolation prize?
The' Adams home was decorated
with lovely bouquets of yellow
chrysanthemums and with green
plants.
During progression soft, drinks
and candy were passed. A dessert
course was served later.
Those playing were Mr. and Mrs.
Paul White, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Wade,
Mr. and Mrs. Loroman Dupree and
j the host and hostess.
Couples Club Meet
With The Mattox
On Friday Night
The Couplqs Bridge Club met at
the home, of Mr. add Mrs. Dwigl.it
Mattox on N. Orange Ave. Friday
rught for their evening Os play.
Mi-, and Mre. Fanner Davis, Jr.,
newly weds were special guests ana
the hostess remembered Mrs. Da
vis with pastel linens.
The Matrox borne was beautiful
ly arranged with red mums and
yeiibw ana wmte chrysanthemums
' striking a lovely note! The mem
bers and guests were served a de
sert plate of colored block ii.fi
cream, snowballs and coffee before
beginning play, during play soft
drinks and salted nuts were served.
Mr. Earl ’ Jones received 1 high
score for the men and received a
colorful tie from the Mattox's. Hose
were presented Mrs. burner Davis
for high score among the ladies.
Couples playing* were Mr. and
Mrs. Wuiaru Muon, Mr. ana Mrs.
snipes, Mr. ana Mrs. Joan Stupes,
Mrs. Keith Finch, Mr- Dwight Mat
tox and Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Da
vis, Jr.
Benefit Badge
Held For Junior
Woman's Club F/i.
Three tables of brLdge .were ip
Junior Wwnaps 4*lub last Friday
of brapge end red chrysan
themums were used throughout she
home in Arrangements.
Upon yrbj|jl eewed^a
colas and assorted nuts were pas
sed.
Winning Wgh score for the eve
ning »a* Mr*, dames Yates who
reeved cosmetics from the hos
tess. Traveling prize went to Mrs.
Ted BurweU who was awarded cho-
B relates. Lew scon prise went to
ere Mrs. -Frank
JBww-d. Miss
Miss Elizabeth
6 Mrs. Johnny
as Yates, Mm.
Jean Dickey,
1. Mrs. Mickey
[rs. Bob Dickey.
in several games. Prises for sing
ing contests, charades and for^ttm
the club,
and McLean 4,00 k the girl's
prize.
The menu for the supper con
sisted of hamburgers with aU the
trimmings soft drinks and toasted
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WE DMLT RECORD, DUNN, N. C.
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After Gpddard-
Epley Rehearsal
Alfer the Ooddard-Epley wed
dink rehearsal . Friday night a cake
cutting was held in the recreation
al rooms of the First Presbyterian
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The rooms were beautifully dec
orated for the occasion with fall
flowers and tor a centerpiece or.
the table which held the cako a
lovely arrangement of White mums
and snapdragons in a silver bowl
flanked by tall burning white ta
pers in silver branched candella
bra was used on a white cloth.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hutaff
received in the hall of the church
apd dlreoted guests to the recrea
tional room Where Mr. and Mrs.
Carl Fitchftt, Jr., greeted the
guests. Mr. Ken Royal and Miss
Virginia Smith were in charge of
the registar.
After the bride-elect ’ Miss God
dard cut the first slice of cake and
¥?■ Norva Westbrook, served the
Cake. Mrs. C. M- Thomas poured
punch from a- silver punch bowl.
Assisting were Misses Mary Lou
Westbrook and Miss Sarah Fran
cis Thomas.
Guests for the affair were mem
bers of the wedding party and the
family, who included Mrs. Russell
Epley, Mr. and Mrs. Charles W*lfe,
Mrs. Lawrence Deltrich, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Deitrich, Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Leedy and Miss Thelma Dei
trich all of Gettysburg, Mr. Dick
Weaver of Haover, Mr. and Mrs.
I Stephen Houser of Port Royal, Pa.
Dr. and Mrs. Charles Byrd said
good-byes.
VISIT WASHINGTON *
Mr. and Mrs. Barry Griffith and
daughter, Pam, and Mr. and Grif
fith’s father of Danville, Kentucky
spent the weekend in Washington,
D. C.
GOES BY PLANE -
Mrs. Wilma O’Brien - went by
plane to Richmond and Williams
burg, Va., during/ the weekend to
visit.
CONDITION BETTER
Friends of Rev. E. C. Keller, pas
tor of the Second Baptist Church
in Dunn will be glad to khow that
his condition is much better after
an operation at the BaptipP Hos
pital in Winston-Salem.
WEEKEND IN GEORGIA'
Mr. and Mrs. Le6n McKay vis
ited in Cordele, Ga., over the
weekend.
GO TO GAME
Mr. and Mrs. f.'V. Stephenson,
Mr. and Mrs. Victor Anderson, and
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Aldredge at
tended the Carduna-Notre Dame
game iri Chapel Hill Saturday af
ternoon.
DO SHOPPING
M«. Otien Jemigan and M™ .
Ralph Bass and Rebecca Bass spent
Thursday In EayettevUie.
VISITS MATTOX
Mr. and Mrs- Mack Roberts of
Wendell spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Mattox. Mrs. Mattox
and Paul will return to Wendell,
with the Robert’s.
RETURN FROM TRIP
Mr. an° A&s. C. Jjr. Dupree have
returned home from a trip to Sher-
Adon, Wyoming. 4
Mrs. and son
are In Tarboro for a few days.
RETURNS FROM REX
Mrs. L. J. Gardner has returned
from Rex Hospital In Raleigh where
she underwent an operation last
•Week'i
SHOP IN £AW£EVHJUE
dren, Everette and Virginia shop-'
>n FayeftevUie Saturday.
VISIT SEVERAL DAYS
Mr. and Mrs Paul White and
son, Paul, Jr., spent the weekend!
in Fayetteville visiting her mother,
Mrs. J. H.‘ Emmltt.
IN PARKTON
Mr- .and Mrs. Furman Turaage
ana children spent Sunday after-1
noon In Padtton ylsiUng M«s.i
Turnage’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. W. Parnell and her sister, Mrs.
Joe Koshoffer of New York.
RETURN TO HOLLYWOOD
Mr. and Mrs. T. t. Scott and
son, Malveme have returned to
Hollywood, Fla. to make their borne.
They had been living w Fayette
ville. Mm. Scott is a daughter* of
Mr. and Mrs. R. W. Pope of Dunn.
ATTENDS CELKRRATTON
Mr. and Mrs. ,J. B. Rduse, Mrs.
T. C. Carr and son, Tommy,''"Mr.'
and Mrs. Reuben Pope, all of Dunn,
Misses Lucy, Miry, and Jesse Mat
thews, all of Falcon attended the
mother, Mrs.
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Mrs. J. P. Jones
Hostess Jo
Bridge Club
Mrs. John Perry Jones was host
ess to the Friday Evening Bridge
Club Friday night at 8. All mem
bers were present. i
In carrying out the fall color 1
scheme Mrs. Jones yard colorful 1
leaves, and chrysanthemums in j
shades of bronze, yellow, lavender, |
and white, '-
Places were set for dessert when j
the guests arrived. The sweet'
course consisted of lemon ice-box i
piei and coffee. Later in the eve
ning cashew nuts and cokes were
passed.
Mrs. John Thornton, Jr. and Mrs.
•Grover Henderson, winners of high
and second high, respectively, both
received hose. '
Members playing were Mrs. Hen
derson, Mrs. Thornton. Mrs. FJdon
Jones, Mrs. Henry Whitehead, Mrs.
Joe Middlebrook, Mrs. Joe Leslie,
Mrs. Scott Ferrell and Mrs .Gordon i
Reddish.
Merry Matrons
Have Buffet Supper
On Friday Night
A gay Thanksgiving motif was
carried out when the Merry Ma
trons Canasta Club entertained at
a buffet supper and Canasta on
Friday night in honor of their
husbands and friends.
The party was held at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Cannady
on W. Broad St. Beautiful arrange
ments of fall flowers added a col
orful note to the affair.
Six tables were used for the
evening. Each table was centered
with a novelty arrangement of
turkey grapefruit on Autumn leaves
and nuts. A delicious supper of
baked ham glazed with pineapple
slices and cherries, potato salad,
deviled eggs, pimento cheese sand
wiches, biscuits, lemon pie, deviled
foods cake and coffee was served
upon arrival.
After the supper ■ six tables of
canasta were in play. Mr. and
Mrs. Ollen Jernigan were high In
the progressions and received a
novelty pottery bowl for high score.
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sandlin were
awarded a hand painted basket
for second high prize-
Guests of the club for the even
ing were Mr. and Mrs. Woody
Meyers. Playing were Mr. and Mrs.
Marvin Godwin, Mr. and Mrs. Tay
-1 loy Stephens, Mr. and Mrs. BUI
Twyford, Mr. and Mrs. Troy God
win, Mr. and Mrs. Locke CampbeU,
Mr. and Mrs. Lee Sandlin, Mr
and Mrs. OUen Jernigan, Mr. and
Mrs. Waiter Paramore, Mr. and
Mrs. Edwin Boyette, Mrs. Ralph
Bass, Mr. Charles Wooten arid Mr.
and Mrs. Cannady.
HARVEST FESTIVAL
The Wade Godwin PTA will
have a Harvest Festival at the
Godwin School on Tuesday night,
November 30, at 7:30. AU members
and friends of the school are urged
to come.
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Mrs. Wilbert West left Wednes
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ment at Hlghsmlth’s Hospital.
RETURNS TO DURHAM
Miss Sadie Frink returned to
Durham Tuesday after spending
several days with her mother, Mrs.
B. F. Frink and Miss Mary Lou
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IN SOUTH CAROLINA
| Mrs. Durham Taylor is spend
ing the weekend in Leo, South Caro-
I liha, visiting relatives.
i ARRIVES TODAY
Stacy Johnson of Eton CoUege
arrived today to spend the week
end in Dunn. ' __
HAS OPERATION
Mr. Arthur L. Jones of Dunn,
Rt. 2 enterted Highsmlth's Hos
pital Tuesday for an operation.
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PAUL MATTOX INJURED
Paul Mattox, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Dwight Mattox fractured his
arm in a fall at his home Friday
afternoon.
WILL VISIT PARENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Dickey will
spend the Thanksgiving holidays at
Mrs. Dickey’s home in Scotland
Neck.
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HERE FOR WEDWNO** -re
Miss Virginia Emitß of DIECBI*
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rector at the First
Church visited in Dunn ovejf the
week-end. She came especial for
the Goddard-Epley wedding. .«» »
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