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MISS JOAN BENTON WED SATURDAY
TO MR. MACHMER IN BENSON CHURCH
BENSON.—Myriads of white ca
thedral candles lighted the wedding
scene in the Benson Baptist church
Saturday evening, December 19,
When Miss Joan Benton became
the bride at James Andrew Mach
mer of Tifton, Georgia in an eight
o'clock ceremony. Emerald Jewel
greeiis, white gladioli and Madonna
lilies composed the floral decora
tions about the chancel and form
ed 1 a background for the choir loft
and pulpit. Ornamental branched
candelabra held the many candles,
in a double ring ceremony the vows
were pledged before Rgv. H. Otis
Lanning, pastor of the bride’s fam
ily.
bride is a daughter of Mrs. ]
J. b. Benton of Bensdn and the
late State Sertatpr and newspaper
publisher Mr. Benton, j
ThC bridegroom fg a eon ail. Mr.
and Mrs. John Fr. Machmer of Tlf
tott, Georgia.
With Mrs. R. Leslie Smith, sister
of the bride, Os Benson at* the con
sole a program of wedding music I
was rendered. Soloist was the bride’s:
cousin', John McCasScill, baritone, of ;
Durham who sang "Yours Is My
Heart Alone,” “Through The Years,".
ahd as a benedletiwi “The Wed
ding Prayer.”
Given in marriage by her broth
er, Steward 0. Benton of Benson,
the pride wore ah elegant white
wedding gown of bridal satin and
AJencon lace. The fitted bodice was
fashioned with a satin yoke with
up-state ding collar, the yoke being
deem pointed In both front and
back and outlined with pearl-cen
tered lace medallions. The fitted
bodice was fashioned with a satin
yoke with up-etandlng collar, the
yoke being deep pointed tn both
front and back and' outlined with
pearl-centered lace medallions. The
fitted slbeves ended'' in points over
thb hand with the same pearl-cen
tered miniature medallion trim out
lining the points. The skirt of sat
in was full gathered at the low
Waistline which also featured the
pearl-centered medallion trim' where
Skirt joined bodice. The skirt ex
tehaetf into a full length circular
tralte. H*r two-tiered Vteri of illu
sion. attached to a satin half bon
net; apphdued tn Alencon lace and
seed pearls, gracefully fell over the
full length of the train. She car
ried a cascade bouquet of white
miniature WOoins centered with a
whit* oFohid from wljleh were drap
ed streamers of white satin ribbon.
Miss' Linda Sue Johnson, niece of
the Wide, of Raleigh and Benson
attended as maid of honor. Brides
maids were Misses Autusta Ann
Merck of Gainesville. Georgia, Miss
carta Hendersote of Hickory. N. C„
and Ifiae Doris McAmis of Taze
well, Virginia. Ibid of honor ahd
bridesmaids were dressed in gowns
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of forest gi-een velveteen and irri
descent taffeta fashioned with a
strapless bodice and bolero jacket.
The full skirt was worn over a
side drape velvet polonaise and they
wore matching plaited bandeaux.
Each carried a gold glitter muff
adorned with a spray of gardenias.
A group of the bride’s close
friends, attired in formal dress of
pastel shades and wearing carna
tions as an adjunct to their c6if
fures, attended as honorary Brides
maids. They Were Miss Evelyn tee
and Mrs. William MfacDOnaM of
Benson, Miss Jane Royal of Ral
eigh, Miss Mildred Warren of
Greensboro, Miss Daps Jean Mc-
Lamb of High Point, Miss Eleanor
Pogtpr of Kannapolis, and Mrs.
Richard Boren, 111, of Richmond.
Va. r n v v
Junior bridesmaids were t*o
nieces of the bride, Susanne Ben
ton of Benson and Jeanne Benton
Wilson of Smithfield, who wore
green velveteen dresses styled with
! shirred otf-shouMer yoke. TlWy cat
iried floral gutter mteffs.
I Little Cathy Canaday, niece of
. the bride, of Benson was flower
; girt 1 . She caxrirtt a‘ white drtea
mental basket fiflVd with vari-Col
ored petals Which she strewed in
the path of the bridal couple.
The bridegroom was attended by
his father as best man. Ushers were
Robert Machniler, brother of thb
bridegroom' of Sacrarrtento, Cali
fornia. Thomas. Mayes of Coral Ga
bles, Florida, Hamilton Traylor of
Maryville, Tenn., P. B. Johnpon,
nephew of, the bride, of Norfolk,
Vp., and Robert Smith, nephew of
the bride, of Raleigh.
The mother of the bride wore a
floor length gown of desert rose
crepe styled with sweetheart neck-
Une bordered with sequins and
pearls with a similar trim about
the simulated skirt yoke Immedi
ately below the waistline- At her
shoulder she wore a blue orchid.
The bridegroom's mother wore a
princess fitting gown of hyacinth
blue silk taffeta. The tulle neckline
and off-shoulder short sleeves were
trimmed with irridescent sequins
and shirred taffeta. Her accessories
were of silver add she carried a'
white fur wrap.
Immediately following this cere
mony a reception by Mrs. J. B. BOa
ton and Mr. ahd Mrs. Leslie Smith
was held at the Carolina Hotel.
Greeting guests were Mr. ahd Mrs.
M. Brack Wilson Os Smithfield. Di
recting to the* receiving line ahd
making the presentations were Mr.
'and Mrs. Leslie Smith. Mrs. How
ard' Benton directed to thP bride’s
regirtfation book Where Mr. ahd
Mrs. C. C. canaday, jy„ presided.
DecorwCohlf in the lobby of the ho
tel whert guests were received con
sisted of pedestal baskets fused
with white, blooms' and greenery
and many seven branched candela
bra holding white candle*
In the dining room 'pink flowers
and candles were used. The refresh
ment table was covered with a plttk
site damask cloth overlaid with pink
QUINN'S
Nativity Stfefte
Begins tonight
The all-live Nativity scene which
’b*s become an annual part or the’
Cetebration at the First
’Baptist church in mmn, will be
gin showing tonight at 9 o’clock
jf the weather clears up, .Rev.
Eldest Russell, pastor, skid todhy,
Using actual pbraomf add a cast
of live animals, thC scenes will tel)
the story of thb birth of Christ.
After tonight, the scenes will be
shown each evening from 9 until
10 o’clock, Russell said:
Although the , wCather was bad
this mternlteg, Rev. Russell said he
was depending on the wCathCr man
wide pink satin bows and stream
ers., Mrs. John McCaskill and Mrs;
J. Ed Johnson, seated at either end'
of the table, served pink lime ice
and white cake squares decorated
with pink rosebud icing. Assisting
in serving the refreshments which
included pink and white mints and
nuts were the honorary brides
maids.
Goodbyes were said by Mr. and
Mrs. Parlia Hudson.
Following graduation from Ben
son high school the bride entered
Brenau College where she receiv
ed an AB In English at the 1953
commencement exercises. Her ac
tivities at Brenau included member
ship in Phi Mu Sorority; Alpha Del
ta Journalism Fraternity, and Zeta
Phi Eta Speech Fraternity, and in
addition she was editor of the col
lege yearbok, on the Dean’s List,
active in Student Government, and
was nominated and accepted into
Who’s Who Among Students in
American Colleges and Universities.
She has recently been on the per
sonnel of Rich’s in Atlanta, Ga.,
as comparison buyer.
The bridegroom, a member of the
senior class at Georgia Institute of
Technology, holds membership in
sta Theta Pi Fraternity, Pi Tau
Sigma Engineering Fraternity, Dis
tinguished Military Student, Ameri
can Society of Mechanical Engi
neers, Tech Glee Club, Tech Band,
Scabbard and Blade Military So
ciety, Dean’s List, and Student
Council. He is presently employed
part time, during his senior oollege
year, as research assistant at Geor
gia Tech Research Station.
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The tableaux has bccomk an an-|
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and draws large crowds from all
.over North Cajqpina. Christmas
music will accompany the tableaux
The scenes will be presented' on
the Church lawn.
Mrs. Morrison DfDcf
Saturday Might
Mrs. Ludie Clyde Morrison, 40,
of tillington, Route 2, died Sat
urday night at Lee County Hos
pital at Sanford. Fureral services
were held Monday afternoon at 3
o’clock at the Ephesus Presbyter-;
ian Church. The Rev. E. G. Clary,
pastor officiated. Burial was in the.
church cemetery. Mrs. Morrison was i
the daughter of the late Jeff and 1
Caflie Lucas of Godwin.
Surviving are her husband. Colon
Morrison of the home: one daugh
ter, Mrs. Margaret Brantley Morr
ison ,of Dunn: one stepson, Billie
Morrison of the home; two step
daughters. Betty Jo and Mary Sue,
both of the home: five brothers. J
C. Godwin of Wade, L. W. Godwin
of Fayetteville, J. L. and B. L. God
win of Erwin; two sisters, Mrs.
Florence Norris of Fayetteville, Mrs.
Ella Falmon of Lillington, Route 2;
one grandchild.
Mrs. Woodworth Is
Hostess In Erwin
Thfe Mary Ellen Dozier Circle
met recently with Mrs. Gilbert
Woodworth Jr,
"Hark, The Herald Angels Sing”
was sung and Mrs. W. O. Godwin
gave the devotional and prayer.
Miss Janet Byrd, Mrs. Woodworth
and Mrs. Carl Lucas presented the
program stressing the importance
of putting Christ back into Christ
mas. All members stood and Joined
hands singing “Blest, Be The Tie.”
After a short business session pi
mento cheese sandwiches, straw
berry ice box pie, potato chips and
coffee were servel to Mrs. Esther
Allen, Mrs. W. O. Godwin, Mrs.
John Wilbourne, Mrs. Helen Moore,
Mrs. Kathleen Stephenson, Mrs.
James E. Stephens, Mrs. J- L. Lock
erman, Mrs. Mandy Stephens, Miss
Janet Byrd, Mrs. Ethel Glover, Mrs.
| George Brannon
Receives Honor
RALEIGH, N. C„ Dec. 19—The
Army HCrtC Department at liorth
Carolina State College announced
today that Cadet Geoj-ge Wyatt
BVannan of Dunn. N. C., hps been
f promoted to Cadet First Lieuten
’ ant ‘n comniand of the 2nd Platoon
cf Company F.
* ’ The promotion was made on the
basis cf outstanding drill perfor
iranre and leadership ability in the
ATrry ROTC, according to Colonel
Richard R. Middelbrooks, proftss
-1 or of military science and tactics at
Carl Lucas and Mm. Woodworth.
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