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MISS LYNN LEWIS MARRIED TO
MR. HELMS IN SUNDAY CEREMONY
An impressive double ring cere
mony in the Lillington Presbyterian
Church on Sunday afternoon at
5:30 o’clock united in marriage
Miss Lynn Lewis and Bob F. Helms.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. N. F. Lewis of Lillington.
the bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs C. Fred Helms of New
Bern, formerly of Concord.
Preceding the ceremony a pro
gram of wedding music was pre
sented by Miss Nancy Hammond of
Cero Gordo, organist, and Miss Bar
bara Hill of Graham, soloist. Miss
Hammond sang ‘‘Through the
Years” and the Bach chorale “Thou
Art My Love”, using the “Wedding
Prayer” for the benediction.
Marriage vows were exchanged
in a setting of white gladioli and
palms with Dr. David A. Huffines,
Jr., pastor of the bride officiating.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a gown of Chantilly
lace and tulle over bridal satin. The
lace bodice fashioned with a por
trait neckline embroidered with
seed pearls and sequins ended in a
point above the bouffant tulle
skirt. Her fingertip 'veil of illusion
was attached to a bonnet of lace
with iridescent seouins and pearl
trim. She carried a boquet of
French carnations, stephanotis, and
roses, centered with a White orchid.
Miss Barbara Ann Howell of Lil
lington was maid of honor. She
wore a mint green dress of nylon
net over taffeta with strapless bo
dice and matching stole. Her head
dress was of matching net and she
carried a colonial boquet of Garza
chrysanthemums tied with matching
ribbons. ,
Bridesmaids were Miss Veve Cav
iness and Miss Ruby Peede; and
junior bridesmaids were Betsy Love
Bradley and Marilyn McKinney,
neices of the bride, all of Lillington.
They wore gowns of maise net
Identical to that worn by the honor
attendant, and carried colonial bo
guets of yellow Garza chrysanthe
mums tied with matching ribbon.
Frankie Lewis, nephew of the
bride, also of Lillington was the
ring bearer. He was dressed in a
white linen suit and carried the
rings on a.satin pillow.
The bridegroom was attended by
his father as best man. Ushers were
Frank Lewis, brother of the bride
For House Moving
Contact
THE CHANCE
BROTHERS
Dunn, Route 4
Near Baersville
( ) T t THOUGHT ANOTHER ) KgS
and Lewis McKinney, brother- in
law of the bride of Lillington: J.
W. Falk Jr. of Gainsville, Ga„
cousin of the bridegroom, and Bill
Furr of Concord, uncle of the bride
groom.
The mother of the bride wore a
gown of evening blue lace with
matching blue gloves, white flow
er hat and a corsage of pink orchids.
The bridegroom’s mother wore a
dress of mauve pink Chantilly lace
with matching gloves and head
dress of matching flowers. She also
had a corsage of white cymbidium
orchids.
< t Mrs. Helms attended Woman’s
College in Greensboro and was
graduated earlier this month from
Flora MacDonald College in Red
Springs with an A. B. degree m
elementary education. Last summer
she was field representative for •
the Presbyterian woman’s college .
throughout the Carolinas and Vlr-'
ginia and plans to teach this fall in
the Fayettteville City Schools.
Mr. Helms who is a native of Con
cord, was graduated from Concord
High School and attended N. C.
State College in Raleigh, where he
enrolled in the School of Design
and was a member of Phi Kappa
Tau social fraternity. He is now
serving in the United States Navy
aboard the U.S.S, Pandemus. The
couple will make their home in
Charleston for the summer.
For traveling the bride wore a
sky blue linen sheath dress with
rhinestone and seed pearl trim
and added a short fitted jacket
piped in blue satin. Her hat was
starched linen «and her bag and
shoes were also white.
RECEPTION GIVEN
Immediately following the cere
mony the bride’s parents, assisted
by Mrs Charles S. Loving and Mrs.
Andrew Jackson, friends of the
bride, received around 200 guests
at a reception at the Lillington
Community Center.
Low white candles were grouped
on the wide mantel against a back
ground of magnolia foliage and ln
tersperced with single daisy blos
soms.
Mr. and Mrs. James Wilson Brown
of Fayetteville greeted guests at the
door and presentations to the re
ceiving line were made by Mr and
Mrs. Rupert Bradley. The
'parents of the bride, the parents
of the groom, the bridal couple
and girls of the wedding party
received. Mrs. Lewis MaKinnev,
sister of the bride, Mrs. C. 8 Fow
ler and Mrs. J. N. Fimnav directed
guests to the ref'-'shment table
arranged at one end of the spac
ious room.
An heirloom hand crocheted
Ihe Etta Jernigan
Class Os Stony
Ran Hgs Meeting
' The Etta Jernigan Class of the
Stoney Run Church held its meet
ing recehtly in the new educational
building at* the chureh with Mrs
C. B. Smith and Mrs. H, W. Jer
nigan Jr., as joint hostesses.
The meeting was called to order
by Mrs. Cortez Lee and the group
sang a hymn.
Mrs. Jernigan read the scripture
, and Mrs. A. A. Amerlne, a spec
ial guest, lead the prayer.
After the minutes of the last
meeting had been read by Miss
Pearl Barefoot, a business session
was held.
Mrs. Amerine introduced the
speaker for the evening, Miss Eun
ice Lindvalle, a missionary, who
gave a talk on her missionary tra
vels. Mrs. Lindvalle, whose hus
band is chaplain at Fort Bragg
and who is a sister-in-law to the
gueAi speaker, rendered a song,
accompanied by an accordian. Both
Miss Lindvalle and Mrs. Lindvalle
sang several hymns.
Master Leamon Barefoot, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Worth Barefoot play
ed several accordian numbers
while the hostess served refresh
ments consisting of iced tea, po
tato chips, pimento cheese sand
wiches, salted pecans and home
made cupcakes.
Approximately forty members
were present for the meeting.
HEADS S. G. A.
Miss Katie Earle Owen of Rose
boro, a former teacher in the Dunn
Schools, is ohe of the women chjer
en to head the Student Govern
ment Association organizations in
campus residence halls for women
at East Carolina College this sum
mer. Miss Owen, a graduate stu
dent. is serving as president of
Jarvis Hall.
AT THE CHANDLER
Mrs. Mordecai Vann spent the
week end at WrightsviUe at the
Chandler with a friend Mrs. Ann
Derbyshire of Wendell.
* SPEND WEEK END
Miss Sue Phillips, Miss Lostene
Godwin, Miss Ethal Page and Mon
roe Godwin spent the weekend at
Carolina Beach.
VISITS GODWINS
Mrs Paul T. Grimes and son Tom
tny spent the week end with Mr. and
Mrs G. O. Godwin. Mrs Grimes is
the former Pearl Godwin.
VISIT HOUSTONS
Mr. and Mrs. James L. Houston
had as their guests Sundav Mr. and
Mrs Fred Houston of Durham and
visiting them for the entire week
end were their sop and his wife.
Mr. and Mrs. Leon Houston and
children- Nellie Jean and Chipper
of Portsmouth. Virginia.
VISIT NORWOODS
Mr. and Mrs. beorve Williams
snoot Sundav at the home of Mrs.
William’s sister and brother-in-law.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Norwood in
Siler City. -
.cream cloth covered" the too of the
> table which was bordered with white
net nod decorated with snravs of
voii«w daises and fern on the ed"e.
A green and white oilier cake cen
tered the table and silver candlebra
held gold tapers.
Mrs. J. T. Northam served the
bridal cakes and Miss Hazel Stewart
of Buie's Creek, aunt of the bride,
served whinned Time punch. Misses
Francis I/juise Atkins and Ann O’
Quinn assisted in serving.
Mrs. David Huffines. Jr. presided
at. the registry which was decorated
with white flowers and Mrs. Howard
Higbt of Bhlc’s Creek also received
in this part of the room.
Ooodbves- were said to Mr. and
Mrs. Frank T«wls, brother and sis
ter-in-law of the hride. Piano Re
lations were plaved during the re
ception hv Mrs. Csviness Brown.
HONOR ATTENDANTS
On Saturday, the hride and her
mother. Mrs. N. F lewis, gave a
luncheon at the Village Restau
rant in Raleigh for the bride’s at
tendants. Pastel gladioli decorated
the table and the bride presented
earrings as gift* to *»«»r attendants.
CAKE CUTTING
Following the rehearsal, the cake
cutting wa« given Saturday night
In Buie’s Creek by Mrs. Howard
i Hight.
A three tiered cake .topped with
a wedding bell, was cut and served
with lioie punch and nuts A linen
cut work cloth was used on the table
which was decorated with s center
piece of white "indtoll and baby's
breath, and lighted hy white can
dles Jn silver candlebra. The bride’s
mother *e— *ed the cake after the
bridal couple had cut the first slice
»"d Mrs. Hubert Stewart, aunt of
the bride, presided at the punch
bowl. Guests were limited to'the
members of the bridal party.
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