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Polly Wilson Weds Ronald Lee Hanson MRS. RONALD LEE HANSON On Sunday afternoon at five o’clock in a formal candlelight ceremony at the Glad Tidings Church, Miss Polly Ann Wilson of Dunn and Ronald Lee Hanson of Racine, Wisconsin, were united in marriage. Officiating at the double-ring ceremony was the Rev. Thomas G. Wilson of Lake land, Florida ,brother of the bride. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cleon Thomas Wil son of this city and the bride groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edward1 Siegfried Hanson, Jr. 3408 North Green Bay Road, Ra cine, Wisconsin. The wedding vows were spoken before the chancel upon which was centered a vast array of CgtU fomia chrysanthemums and gift - dioli, flanked by seven-branched, brass candelabrum, holding burn ing white tapers. The brass prie dieu covered in white satin was placed before the altar and a min ature bride’s bouquet was placed to the side of the prie-ieu. Pyra mid and spiral brass candelabrum on standards holdrag lighted white cathedral candles were used a gainst a background of palms. Wedding Music A program of nuptial music was presented by Mrs. Mack M. Jerni gan organist, and Glenroy Shedd, soloist, of Springfield, Missouri, brother-in-law of the groom. Be fore the ceremony Mr. Shedd sang • Ich liebe dich,’> by Grieg; “The Greatest of These Is Love,” by Bitgood; “O Perfect Love,” by Barnby was sung as a benediction at the close of the ceremony. The Bridal Chorus from Lohengrin by Wagner was used as the pro cessional and the Wedding March from Mendelssohn’s Midsummer Night’s Dream was used for the recessioi —1. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal gown of white bridal organza and Chan tilly lace, fashioned with a Sab rina scalloped neckline, long sleeves, tapering to points over the hands, a tight fitted bodice that was joined to a flat front skirt with controlled beU sides and a shepherdess back, finished with a bow at the waistline. The detach able Camelot train of Chantilly lace with organza borders ended in a chapel sweep. Evenly divided motifs of Chantilly lace were ap pliqued on the front of the gown. Her three-tiered veil of imported silk illusion was attached to a crown of seed pearls. £he carried a white Bible cascaded with pna laenopsis orchids and stephanotis. Attendants Mrs. Thomas G. Wilson, sister in-law of the bride, was the ho nor attendant. She wore a floor length dress of pink mist silk or ganza, fashioned with a scoop neckline, short sleeves and a full skirt A 'lat bow of matching vel vet with long streamers was at tached at the neckline in the back. She wore a matching sheer pic ture hat and carried a cascade of petal pink daisies with pinkSen sation Roses. Serving as ***£ maids were Mrs. Glenroy Shedd, sister of the groom, Mis* Cons tance Altman of Fayetteville, and Misses Andrea and Barbara Jo Wilson, nieces of the ^ide. Tf dresses and hats wereidentical^o that of the honor attendant and they carried cascades of petal pink daisies. _ -- Leslie Hanson of Omaha, braaka, cousin of the groom, was test man. Serving as ushers were: Robert Hanson of Racine, Wis consin, brother of the groom, Wil liam Lemberg of Arlington, Vir ginia, uncle of the groom, Billy R. Johnson of Raleigh, Michael Morris of Newton Grove; Samuel E. Godwin, Jr. of Warsaw, Larry Godwin arid Terry Godwin of Dunn, and Dale Godwin of Fay etteville, all cousins of the bride. The bride’s mother wore a street length dress of rose lace over or ganza, finished with a large or ganza bow at the side front. She wore a crushed pink silk organza hat to match the trim on her dress ana matching shoes com pleted her outfit. Her corsage was a light hybrid orchid witlk.a deep purple throat. The mother of the groom chose a beige sheath of shee bubble brocade silk with satin trim. Her hat and accessories were of match ing shade and she also wore a light hy’cwid orchid with a purple throat. For a wedding trip the bride changed to a navy silk suit with which she wore a navy velvet pill -box hat and matching accessories. Her corsage of white phalaenop sis orchids completed her outfit. The bride and bridegroom are both seniors at Evangel College, Springfield, Missouri, and will both complete work on a Bache lor of Arts degree. Mrs. Hanson is an English major and Mr. Han son is majoring in Business Ad ministration. After September 1, they will be at home at Garden Terrace Apart ments, Springfield, Missouri. Out-of-town Guests Among the out of town relatives and friends attending were: Mr. and Mrs. Everett Westberg and Sharon, Galesburg, HI,; Mr. and Mrs. William Lemberg, Lisa, Lois and Allen, Arlington Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Hanson, Omaha, Neb.; Mr. and Mrs. Edward Han son and Robert, Racine, Wis.; Mr. and Mrs. Glenroy Shedd, Spring field, Mo.; Miss Pauline Shedd, Canaan’s Center, New Hampshire; Miss Leslie Jo Quinn, Oshkosh, Wis.; Dr. E. Kelley Barnes. Tocco Falls, Ga.; Rev. and Mrs. Thomas G. Wilson, Andrea and Barbara Jo, Lakeland, Fla.; Dr. and Mrs. Glenn A. Iazenby, and Mrs. Wil liam R. Caviness, Durham; Dr. H. E. Maxwell, Rev. and Mrs. Gardner H. Altman, Miss Cons tance Altman, Gardener Altman, Jr., Miss Mary Ray, Mr. and Mrs. Derwood Godwin Hillman, Ken ny, Dale and Rosalinde, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Furr and Lynn, Misses Pauline and Erby Godwin, Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Johnson and Miss Lois Jones, Miss Linda Godwin, all of Fayetteville. Mr. and Mrs. Samuel E. God win, Samuel E. Godwin, Jr. and Miss Penny Moore, Warsaw; Mr. and Mrs. Melvin Doxey, Elizabeth City; Mr. and Mrs. Billy R. John son and Kimie, Miss Bonnie Pat ton, Mrs. J. W. Smart and Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Frix of Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs. Amos R. Sexton, : Ruston, La.; Mr. and Mrs. Gard rer H. Morris, Michael Morris, [Albert Herring, Mrs. Derwood As kew, Mrs. Walton Keene, Misses Janice and Sandra Keene and Mr. Percy Maxwell of Newton Grove; and Mr. John D. Jordan of Mt. Olive; Mr. and Mrs. Felton God win. Asheboro. deception Immediately following the wed ding, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson enter tained at a reception at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Almon D. Jack son, uncle and aunt of the bride. The Jackson home was an appro priate setting for the affair as it was the birthplace of the bride’s mother. Guests were greeted on their arrival by Mr. and Mrs. Jackson and introduced to the receiving line by Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Alp l:in. The ’•cceiving line included, Mr. and Mrs. Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. Ed vard Hanson, parents of the groom, the bridal couple, and the attendants. Miss Peggy Alphin presided at the guest register and directed guests to the dining room where the bride’s table was covered with an imported lace and embroidered linen cloth. The table centered with an all white three-tiered wedding cake topped with a wed ding ring and orange blossoms, was flanked with silver candela brum holding white tapers. Fol lowing ‘he traditional cutting by the bride and groom, Mrs. Silas Alphin, aunt of the bride served the cake and Mrs. Everett West berg, aunt of the groom, poured punch from, a silver bowl in which was floating an ice ring centered with Pink sweetheart roses. Guests were also served fruit cake nuts, mints, bell shaped sand wiches and cheese straws. Assist ing in serving were Mrs. Oliver W. Godwin and Mrs. S. E. God win, aunts of the bride, Mrs. Billy K. Johnson, Miss Kay Alphin and Miss Judy Tart. Mr and Mrs. John T. Pope re ceived in the hall and directed guests to the gift room where Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Furr received. Gifts were displayed on tiered tables, coveied with white satin. Nosegays of pink and white flow ers nested in pink net with long streamers were arranged at the corners of the tables. \ pink and white color scheme edominated throughout. The per held a large arrangement gladioli, carnations and snap agons. centered with a white I in ring. The focal point, in the ing room was the mantel which Id two large white satin and t bea.-ts arranged with dainty >wera at the 'bake which mad* pretty reflection in the mirror. ie fireplace was banked with ignolia leaves and an ironstone reen flijed with white glads was iced on the hearth. | . The stairway from Which the ide threw her bouquet to her tendants was entwined with eenery ano decorated with White t roses and bridal doves. The wel post held a nosegay of lite and pink flowers, tied with :ik 3a’in and encircled with lite net with long streamers gt held three white wedding Us. An eight branched, wrought >n candelabrum holding white pers and epergnettes of snap agons and pink asters was used the len . Another refreshment table was t up on the back lawn where r. and Mrs. Derwood Godwin ;eived and served punch to the ests while they waited for the idal couple to make their de re. jdbyes were said to Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Godwin, Jr. Girls Tapped Into Rex Honor Society Two Angier girls, Miss Gay En nis and Miss Anne Adams, were tapped imu the Rex Hospital School of Nursing’s Santa Filo mena last week. Only six girl's received this hon nor. They were presented carna tions, Florence Nightingale lamps and Santa Filomena pins. Santa Filomena is a secret hon or society recognizing scholastic achievement, leadership and nur sing qualities. Miss Ennis is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Junius Ennis of Route 1, Angier, and Miss Adams is the daughter of Mrs. Osella Adams of Angier. Others tapped were Gail Brad shaw of Roanoke Rapids, Maxine Whaley and Sue Peacock of Ken ly, and Ann Anderson of Danville, Va. < Th egirls, along with the other members of the class, received black bands for their caps desig nating their accomplishment as senior students. NOTE OF APPRECIATION Mrs. Sellie O. Barefoot wishes to take this opportunity to thank all the friends, relatives, nurses, doctors and personel at Betsy Johnson Hospital for all the deeds th'wio’ht* of kindness shown to htr dur.ng her recent ti.reav: ! ment. AT ATLANTIC BEACH Miss Della Rose Wower and (laughter Carol Oolden of Angler end Sandra Cobb spent the week end at Atlantic Beach. AT BEACH Mr. and Mrs. Alton Cobb and daughter, Vicky, spent the week end at Catclina Beach. • AT CAROLINA BEACH Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Lewis and Mi. and Mrs. Charles Jackson and children spent the weekend at Carolina Beach. IN DURHAM Mrs. Kathlene Williford, Mary Ann Houston and Bill, spent last week in Durham visiting relatives. VISIT JOHNSONS Out-of-town guests of the Allen B. Johnsons over the weekend in cluded Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Johnson of Benson, and Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Branch of Raleigh AT WHITE LAKE Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ryals spent the weekend at White Lake. FROM DURHAM Spending the weekend with Mr. end Mrs. A?vis L. Oldham in Er win were Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Carver and children from Dur ham. VISITING DAUGHTER Mrs. B. T. Week* of Clinton »• visiting her daughter, Mn. Kathe Jeen Williford and children thi* week. I FREE F.S. 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