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i i; xs ;iso -v: MONDAY AFTERNOON, DECEMBER 31, 1951 Open House Held Friday Night At Hubert Peays Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Peay and Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Harrell en tertained at a holiday open house Friday night from 8 till 10 o’clock. The party was at the Peay home. Decorations carried out the Christmas and New Year motif. In the receiving hall, silvered foliage and candles were used. The living room mantel was graced with, an arrangement of greenery, candles, and plastic snow balls. From the chandelier was suspended a mistle toe basket. Hie dining room color scheme was Bid white. Red candles in two inched candelabra and ' an al snow scene in plastic foam d the decoration for the buf he dining room table, cover th a cutwork cloth was cen wlth candles in a three led candelabra. On one end table was the silver tray and le other end was a novel Christmas scene. Hie hosts and hostesses received at the front door and Mr and Mrst James Yates in the dining rooty. The refreshments consisted of hot punch, chicken salad sand wiches, cheese biscuits, open faced sandwiches, and fruit cake squares topped with whipped cream and cherries. Thdse assisting In the dining room were Mrs. Ed Hood. Mrs. James .Snipes, Mrs George Frank lin Blalock, and Mrs. Ballard Mc- Lamb. Mr. and Mrs. Al Wullenwaber SUNDAY St MONDAY 11$ ME II Izwwt BllttDf WOIFE BUOTS BEMtt ---W«BBUtU*«rSS-Ki= Nears Shorts _ • TUESDAY ~ r UhttTHmni»\’% CARTOON . 1 2 Shows Nightly : BOX OFFICE OPENS Shows Start At 7 And 9 I I Remember > Children ohder 13 In eers FREE 1 j| j jjjjj m +Stewart+ TODAY R TUESDAY turrwt REIS curroN . WEBB 2a r.TTa.a FEES HENRY I FIAMCfS • KOHLMtt - HOSIER Alee * ' Latest News Comedy +DUNN+ TODAY A TUESDAY— Also Latest News Cartoon TODA^gMTUESDA# «»' "th# Fiahtina Sullivans'' AIM %' '■'/ # V. i - Piptys Cartoon Miss Dorothy Knox Schrum Married To Horace Halt In Ceremony At Nev/ton HKRpHS Miss f Dorothy Knox ) Schrum of Charlotte and Newton, mniy daugh ter of Mr. and Mrs. Forest Frank lin Schrum of Newton, became the bride of Horace Douglas Hall of Charlotte and Lillington, only son of Rev. and Mrs. R. F. Hall of Lil lington in a beautiful ceremony Friday night at 8:00 o’clock in the Orace Evangelical and Reformed Church of Newton. The Rev. R. F. Hall, father of the bridegroom, officiated, assist ed by Rev. T. M. Shoffner, pastor of the church. The vows were spo ken before an altar arrangement of Kentla palms, Oregon fern and southern smilax interspersed with large altar baskets filled with white gladioli, snapdragons and chrysan themums, and seven-branched wrought iron candlelabra holding lighted white Cathedral tapers. Family pews were marked with white satin ribbon. -- Mrs. Winnie Simpson, organist, and Rev. Roy E. Leinbach, bari tone, presented a program of nup tial music. Mrs. Simpson played "Intermezzo" by Provost, “Ich | Liebe Dich" by Grieg, “To a Wild Rose” by MacDonald, “To an Eve ning Star” by Wagner, “My Heart at Thy Sweet Voice” by Balnt- Saens, and “Through the Years” by Heyman and Youmans. As tHe candles were lighted by Edward and Frank Schrum, brothers of the bride, Mrs. Simpson played “O Perfect love” by Barnby on' the chimes. Rev. Leinbach sang “Oh Promise Me” by DeKoven and “Calm As the Night” by Bohm. During the ceremony the organist played “Libestraum” by Llzt and after the benediction Rev Lein bach sang “The Lord’s Prayer" by Malotte. The wedding march from said goodbyes. Around 140 guests called during the evening. LEE'S 14 Hour Rood Truck Terminal (Esso) *nd Wrecker j Service PHONES J 0% wriiv { . . JLi-j “Lohengrin” by Wagner wife used for the processional and Mendels-, sohn’s march from “A Midsummer Night’s Dream” for the recession, al. The bride was given in marriage by her father, and Capt. Hugh Lee McKinney of Arlington, Va., bro llier-in-law of the bridegroom, was best man. Ushers were Edward and Frank Schrum, and Joe .Low rance, all of Newton Bill Childers and A. T. Brown of Charlotte, atm Robert James Hall of Baltimore, Md., cousin of' the bridegroom. The bride wore a (own of candle light satin fashioned with long tapering sleeves and low, sheer decolletage. The tightly fitted bo dice of Gros-Polnt-de-Venice lace accented the full skirt which fell into a wide, sweep train. Her two tiered finger-tip veil was a candle light circlet of French Imported handmade Princess lace add was worn with a pearl studded calot. The bride’s only ornament. 'Was a cameo brooch, an heirloom of the family worn by her maternal grand - j mother. She carried a semi-cascade bouquet of white gladioli, Hly-of the-valley, and French Illusion cen tered with a white orchid. Miss Jacquelyn Vere Thompson of Wilmington, college roommate of the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a gown of fire opal faille fashioned with strapless draped bodice outlined with French scrol ling topped with brief Victorian capelet. The skirt, made full witft back inverted pleats, accented the slender waistline. Her head dress was an ashes-of-roses ostrich tip. Short white gloves completed her costume. She carried a semi-cas cade bouquet, similar to the bride’s, of shaded camellias, feathered car nations. and pom-pon chrysanthe mums in delicate shades of pink tipped with silver. Beginning Wednesday , December every Wednesday thereafter until further notice Jordans Jewelry Stare will be closed; :ql{ day on Wednesdays. J. W. JORDAN'S SONS • ' Miotib# r*. V ■ '• : * nitmr nrisro rn.nnm I TO DAILY UOOXD. DCMt. It. O. bridesmaids were Mrs. adnrilnß , iPi Schrum, sister-in-law oft. tbS bride, Mrs. J. D. Cochran, Jr., and Mrs. J. W. Abemethy. J.r, all of Newton; Mrs. Robert H. Lineberger of Lincoln ton, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Hugh Lee McKinney of Arlington, Va., and Miss Ruth Hall of Wilmington, Del, sisters «f the bridegroom. Their gowns were fashioned like the maW-of-hOwfl as were their head dresses and bou queta. . Little Miss Helm Pharr, flap*-- j ter of Mr. end Mrs. H:B. Pham i of Charlotte, an* little Miss Susan , Lloyd, daughter 6t Mr. and Mrs. < William Lloyd also pf Charlotte, , were flower girls. They wore floor- , length dresses offlre-opaltaHeta • covered with matching net sad { trimmed with scalloped -'.fuffleo, j Their head dresses were bandeau* of .delicate pink net trimmed with j rhinestones and baby ottetth tips, i net tied witteSjtok satin ribbon arid filled with rose petals: ’ - j Mrs. Schrum, mother of the 1 bride, wore a gown of mist-blue :] crepe and Imported Chantilly lace ’ < with bustle side drape, rhinestone I and silver accessories and a cor- 1 sage at hybrid pink orchids. Mrs. a F. Hall, mother of the i bridegroom, wore a gown of soft. 1 grey crepe and lace, with stdel bend and pearl trim, black acces- i sories and a purple orchid corsage, J Immediately after the ceremony 1 a reception was held at the home 1 of Mr. and Mrs. Schrum. Guests 1 were greeted at the door by Mr. 1 and Mrs. Russell W. Whttener. As- 1 stating at the reception were Dr. 1 and Mrs. Frank W. Jones, Mr. and 1 Charles Mebane, Judge and Mrs.l J. C. RudlsiU, Dr. and Mrs. B. R.. I Webster, Mr. and Mrs. Wade US- l ler. and Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Rein- 1 hardt. all of Newton and Mr. and 1 SYKES-CUiSRETH MARRIAGE VOWS ARE SPOKEN IN SALEM CHURCH >* In a ceremony merited with simplicity, Miss Claire .Lynn Oul tofth. daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J.’ Mi Culbreth, became the ferine of Kenneth Harold Sykes, s»n of Mr, an* Mrs. M. H. Sykes of God win. route l, Sunday afternoon. December 33, at 4 o’clock in Salem Methodist Church In Fayetteville. H*v. Daniel Lane, pastor of the bride, officiated, using the double ring ceremony. Vows were spoVn before the ofetpr which was decorated with ahfontements of mixed white flowers In standard baskets. A program of wedding music was presented by Mrs. Fletcher Mc- Lawrln. organist, and C. Danle’ Patterson, uncle of the bride, so MU*. Mrs. McLaurln played “Traume rai” (Schumann) and “One Alone” by -Romberg. Mr. Patterson sang "The Bweet e*t Story Ever Told” (Stolts and "D, Promise Me” (DeKoven). “Seal Us, O Holy Spirit.” was sung as the b’lde and bridegroom knelt for the benediction. The traditional wedding marches were plaved for processional and recessional. The couple entered the* church Unattended. The bride wore a suit of navy blue with mauve acces sories and a purple orchid in shoulder corsage. Mrs. Culbreth, , mother of the hr hie wore a hrown '"it with matching accessories and a cor cage Os oink carnations, Mrs. Sykes the bridegroom’s mother, was at tired in a black suit with matching accessaries and a corsage of -white carnations. Both of bride and bridegroom are graduates of Central High school. Mr. Sykes Is employed with the Carolina Telephone and Telegraph company.' Immediately frllowing -the cere- i * f n». Jll -Louis Schrum of Greens boro. Serving were Mrs. J. F. Hartness of Davidson, and Mrs. C. K. Spicer of Charlotte who poured punch. Miss Bara Hartness of Davidson Miss Peggy Corriber, Helen Roy tner, Harriet Gurley, and Dorotha tou Miller of Newton. White flow ers In bridal arrangements were used throughout the house. In the dining room, the table was covered with an imported cut-work linen doth and graced with white flow ers and a silver punch bowl, flank, ed by. silver candlelabra holding j wfiite tapers. Punch, individual bri dal cakro. nuts and mints were Served to the wedding guests. 1 After the reception. Mr. and Mr*. Hall left on a wedding trip te Flo rida. After January 13. they will be at home at 1100 East 35th St., Charlotte. •far traveling the bride Vote an tmoarted wool bolero In a navy costume, with pbro silk’ Andy- Striped bodice. The bolero was lin ed with the same pure silk candy rtripad taffeta, as the bodies, col lar.. Cuffs and petticoat. She ac cented Mils costume with • sun- H^h^h^l Char tverelty of North Carolina where he ir completing hta hHster of Ed ucation Degree He has been <m rite coaching staff at Erwin High, Wadesboro High and .the Charlotte YMOA. He now holds the poslUon '< as -principle of the Hickory Grove Sohool of Charlotte. Chit Os town guests included Rev. 1 and Mrs. R. F. HaU. Dr. arid Mrs. < A. W. Peede. Miss Ruby Peede of 1 LilUngtorv Capt. and Mnt Hugh 1 Lee McKinney, of Arlington. Va., i Mjtt JtUth Hall of Wilmington, DM., Miss Jacquelyn Thompson of ) Wilmington, N. a, Mr. and Mrs, M. : Maurice Person. Jr>, of Loulsburg, , Mi«s Elisabeth Black, Mr. and Mrs. 1 thomas Hudson of Salisbury. Mr. end Un. Joe Coffleld. Mr. and Mrs Mr. and Ifra. many, Mr. and Mrs. Bykps left for a honeymoon of unannounced des tination and upon their return will mofee their home on the Dunn road. A number of pre-nuptial cour tesies were extended the bride. Those entertaining were Miss Glen da Faye Bullock, Miss Susan Fuchs, Miss Shirley Beard and Mrs. C. Daniel Patterson. Pleasant Club Holds Party At Buie's Creek The Pleasant Community Home Demonstration Club held its Christ los Party at the American Legion Hut in Buies’ Creek Tuesday night, December 18 at 7:30. Upon arrival the guests were ■erved punch by the hostess com mittee. Mrs. Haywood Penny. Mrs. Edwin Penny, Mrs. L. C Pulley, Mis. Judd Ennis, Mrs. S. W. Turl ington and Mrs. Nina Barnes. The building was decorated with red and green streamers, A lighted tree and a beautiful table arrange ment. Games were led by Mrs. Edwin Penny until Santa arrived and gave out the presents after which' refreshments of cup cakes, ice cream and Christmas candies were served to the following families: Mr. and Mrs. S. W. Turlington and Sue, Mrs. Nina Barnes and niece, Charlotte, Mrs. H. L. Cutts, Mr. and Mrs. Ben Upchurch and Peg gy, Mrs. W. L. Franklin, Mr. and Mrs. L. C. Pulley, Mrs. Judd Ennis and daughter. Mr and Mrs T. H. Penny. Ted and Kennith, Mr. and Mrs. Howard Penny and Howard, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Haywood Penny and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Penny and Cathy. Pork, Md., Dr. and Mrs. W. S. Co zart of Fuquay Springs, Col. and Mrs. W. V. Dorsey of Knoxville, Tenn., Robert James Hall of Balti more, Md., Mr. and Mrs. James Alexander. Mr. and Mrs. C. Raymond Fara bee of Kannapolis, Mr. and Mrs. Robert H. Lineberger, Mr. and Mrs. B. C. Lineberger, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. James Abemethy, Miss Anne Aber nethy, Mrs. Charles Smith, Mrs. Kate Love, Mrs. j. a. Lore, Mrs. K. C. Turbyfill, of Lincolnton. Mr. and Mrs. C. L Burkehead of Fay etteville, Rev. and Mrs. Stacy Far rior, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph N. Fries. Mrs. William W. Flowe, Misses Eu genia and Addle Lore, Dr. and Mrs. Joe Johnston, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Klutsz oi Concord. Dr. and Mrs. Pat Hartness, Master John Hart ness, Mr. and Mrs. J. V. Lore, Mr. Bob Lore of Davidson, Mias Rebec ca, Hoke of Asheville, Mr. and Mrs. David Lore of Gastonia, Dr. and Mrs. Ralph Lore of Lenoir, Mr. and Mrs. Richard C. Myers of Mar tinsville: Va. Lt. Col. and Mrs. James Murray M Dayton. Ohio, Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Potter of Asbeboro, Mr. and tfrs. Banks Smith, of Statesville, Mr: and Mrs. John L. Sohrum of Greensboro and. the following from Charlotte; Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert W. Livingston, Mias Margery MiModer, Mr. and. Mrs. Robert S. Abemethy, Jiv Miss Laura Mc- Cleneghan, Mr. and Mrs. J. Reid Artie Pilgrim, Mr. Md Mr*. William J. Boger, Jr., Mr. Bill Childers, Mr. A. T. Brown, Mr. fend.,Mis. Hal H- Briggs, Mr. and' Mrs. John O. Porter, Miss Lucille Boy Ism, Mr. aqd.Mi>. q. K. Spicer, !|to Martha, /tipioer, Mr. Scott Bank, Miss, Harriet Shore, Mr.' Seoft Brdpk, < Mlsa Harriet Shore, Mr. and . Mrs. T. F. Bratten, Mrs. SaraioeJL Smith. • Mr. Woodie Baker, Mr. and Mrs. Ken Thornton, Mr. and Mra. S. M. Craig, Mr. and Mrs. N. M. Craig. Mb. and Mrs. H. H. Pharr, Mr. and Mrs. William Lloyd, Mr. and Mrs. Win ton B. Entrekin, Mr. and Mrs. & R. Winbome, Mrs. Alberta Foil. Mr. and Mrs. Ray Killian, Mr. and Mrs. T. C. Wright. Mr. and Mrs. Charles York, Mr. and Mrs. Rob ert R. Fentress, Mr. H. P. Jernigan Mr. and Mrs. Jack Fitch, Mr. «nd Ralph Jones, Miss Polly Jones, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Ooodson, Mr. and Mrs. J.’ E. Gilmore, Jr., Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Howell and Mr. and Mm M. B. Huntley. mmm .1 • f4-v ; / wwwhb .. j '} ' ' ?! *■ v ’>\iy ;!•>{• ; NEW ■ DUNN HOBBY College Students Conduct Baptist Evening Worship Student Recognition night was observed last evening at 7:30 In the Dunn First Baptist Church. Abe Elmore, Wake Forest College, was the presiding college student. Miss Jennie Barbour, Meredith College, read the scripture and prayed the opening prayer. Mr. Elmore recognized all of the college students and all of the ser vicemen present and introduced the speakers. The messages, which were all centered around the general theme, “How Can I Serve Christ?” were presented in the following order: “Through the Ministry" by Earl Davis Farthing, Wake Forest Col lege: “Through the Service” by Carroll Barbour of the U. S. Navy, San Diego, Calif.; and “Through My Vocation" by Miss Rosalyn Poole, Meredith College. Miss Fannie Sue Turaage ren dered a vocal solo, “My Task” dur ing the first part of the service. She was accompanied by Mrs. C. C. Upchurch at the organ. Stacy Johnson, Elon College, was chief usher. JOHNSON IN DUNN Cpl. Bobby Johnson has been in Dunn during the holidays. He is stationed in Spokane, Washington. Bowaro Coughs From Cannon Colds That HANG OH Creomulsion relieves promptly because ■ i: goes right to the seat of the trouble to help loosen and expel germ laden phlegm and aid nature to soothe and heal raw, tender, inflamed bronchial membranes. Guaranteed to please you or money refunded. Creomulsion has stood the test of millions of usei*. 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Wt 9:08 Crusade in the Pacific* 7 : «5 Stork Club • "Mi 9:88 Ughto Out* 8:99 Texaco Star ThertW • J 4 19:M Studio One* 9:00 Crime Syndicated • 11 11:00 Amazing Sir. Malone* 0:30 Circle Theatre . -* |1 ll:fe* New Yean Eve at The 10:00 Original Amateur Hoar B*9* Club 11:90 FtreMde Theatrq 12:M New Years Eve at Times 11:10 How of Wiy "f/i Square. Graham -. "T 12:15 New Yean Eve at The 12:00 News, Final EdUIOM: AMor Signoff Note: This schedule Is subject to change without notloe. . >.ll " * Indicates netwsrfc shows. •>.»— tllll’S » MM, IK . IIN i Your Zenith Television Headquarters Dunn F€ X j IS BUYING .1 I 1 a Kin 1 jig - , AND ; Wl 'mL mr I B 'i uH AS 1 I I I I • I■■ __ _ *’■' - ii. I PAGE THREE FROM LACKLAW'S Sgs. Mickey Beasley, who is sta»; tloned at Lackland Air Faroe Bagrt In San Antonia, Texsfc,‘ l)aa ba4p| home for the holidays. 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