News Of And For The Women
PAGE SIX
DEADLINE, NOON TUESDAY
The Transylvania Times
DIAL
December 28, 1967
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Miss Linda Lee Monteith,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John W. Monteith of Pisgah
Forest, and P£c. Charles Ray
Moody, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Alton Moody of Bre
vard, were married on De
cenuber 21st in an evening
ceremony at Temple Baptist
church.
The Reverend James
Moody, 'brother of the groom,
and the Reverend Wayne
Sorrells were officiating min
isters. Music was provided by
Mrs. Marcus Laws, organist
and Mrs. Joe Smith, soloist.
The bride was escorted by
her father and wore a street
length gown of satin with
scooped neckline and bouf
fant skirt with a jacket of
alencon l'ace with a bateau
neckline and scalloped sleeves
and hem. Her shoulder length
veil of illusion was attached
to a rose bud tiara with seed
pearls. She carried a white
Bible topped with an orchid.
Mrs. John T. Monteith of
Sylva, sister-in-law of the
bride, was her only attendant.
She wore a sreeet length gold
brocade gown with scooped
neckline and A-line skirt
with a gold velvet hair bow.
She carried long stemmed
yellow carnations.
Mr. Moody was his son’s
. best man and ushers were
Gary Monteith, brother of the
bride and Paul Adkins, broth
er-in-law of the groom.
Both are graduates of Bre
vard high school and the bride
attended South Eastern Beau
ty college in Charlotte.
The groom is stationed at
Fort Bevens, Mass, and the
couple plan to live in Ager,
Mass.
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A miscellaneous shower
honoring Miss Linda Lee
Monteith, bride - elect of Pri
vate Charles Ray Moody, was
held on December 1st at the
Pisgah Forest community
center.
Mrs. C. L. Corn, Mrs. John
T. Monteith, Mrs. Ada Mor
gan and Mrs. Frances Henson
were hostesses.
A color scheme of green
and white was used and cor
sages of carnations were giv
en to the bride and her
mother.
Some 35 people attended.
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A cake - cutting was held
on December 20th in the fel
lowship hall of the Temple
Baptist church after the re
hearsal of the wedding of Mss
Monteith and Private Moody.
Mrs. C. L. Corn, aunt of the
bride, Mrs. Edna Rackley
and Mrs. Ada Morgan as
sisted.
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1004 Hendersonville Highway
Open For Your Shopping
Convenience 7 Days A Week
7:00 a. m. to 11 p. m.
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TO WED — Mr. and Mrs. C. E. King of 485
Whitmire street, announce the engagement of
their daughter, Sue Ann, to David Lee Lance, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Frank M. Lance of 354 South Broad
street. Miss King is a 1965 graduate of Brevard
high school and is employed by Kalmia Dairies.
Mr. Lance is a 1966 graduate of Brevard high
school and is with Olin Mathieson Chemical Cor
poration. Their wedding is planned for January
6 th.
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The annual Christmas par
ty of the Hill and Dale Home
makers club was held last
Tuesday in the home of Mrs.
Edna Rackley. Some 12 mem
bers attended.
The group gathered at the
noon hour when a covered
dish luncheon, featuring tur
key and all the trimmings,
was enjoyed.
The hostess was assisted
by Mrs. Dixon Lyday and Mrs.
Buford Watson.
Mrs. C. F. Allison read the
legend of the Christmas
candle, followed by a Christ
mas prayer as the devotion
and table grace.
After the delicious meal
the group gathered around
'the Christmas tree where
games were played under
the direction of Mrs. James
Cabe. This was followed by
an exchange of gilts and the
revealing of "Pollyannas.”
Miss Jean Childers, Home
Economics Extension agent,
was presented a gift certifi
cate with best wishes for the
holidays.
The retiring president,
Mrs. Howard Schmidt, presid
ed and expressed appreciation
for the cooperation extended
to her during her two yean
as president Mrs. Watson,
the incoming president re
quested the members to con
sider a project for the new
year. She consulted with mem
bers on naming new project
leaders and committee chair
men.
Following toe drawing of
new “Pollyannas” toe meet
ing adjourned to meet In
January with Mrs. Watson.
Ballard Circle
Has Yule Party
The Ballard Circle of the
Pisgah Forest church had its
annual Christmas party at the
home of Mrs. Doug Bradfoum
on Saturday, December 9th.
Mrs. Parker Pace had the
program, which was “Chris
tianity in Yugoslavia.”
Gifts were exchanged and
secret sisters were revealed.
New secret sisters for 1968
were drawn.
Mrs. Steve Cochran present
ed the gift for Ballards that
the circle gave as a Christmas
present
Co-hostesses with Mrs.
Bradburn was Mrs. Charles
Oreasman, and assisting were
Mrs. (Roger (Lawrence and
Mrs. Claude Collins.
The monthly meetings for
the next quarter will be held
as follows: In January, Mrs.
J. P. Jones, Jr.; February,
(Mrs. BiU Penley; March, Mirs.
Gene Beshears.
Du Pont Bridge
Luncheon Set
Next Wednesday
The Du Pont bridge lunch
eon will meet on Wednesday,
January fed, at Colonial Inn.
Bridge will begin at 10:00
«. at and tench will be serv
ed at 12:30.
Miss Wilson Is
Home For The
Yule Holidays
Miss Mary Wilson, of route
1, Brevard, is on Christmas
vacation from the Fashion
Institute of America at Atlan
ta, Ga.
The Fashion Institute of
America is the largest de
gree - granting Fashion In
stitute in the South and one
of the largest in the nation.
Located in the heart of At
lanta’s fashion and merchan
dising district, the Fashion
Institute trains students in
specialized fields of fashion,
as well as exposing them to
the whole spectrum of the
industry through practical
training in the Institute’s own
retail store, a week - long
study trip to the New York
market and a three - week
study trip to the fashion
houses and cultural centers
of Europe.
Women Of St.
Philip's To
Meet Jan. 4th
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Miss Lynda Frances Patter
son, daughter of Mir. and Mrs.
Grady P. Patterson, and
Charles William Rinehart,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Gaston
A. Rinehart, were married on
December 21st at 7:30 p. m.
at St. Philip’s Episcopal
church by the Remend Mil
lard Brock.
Mr. Patterson gave his
daughter in marriage and
she wore a full length gown
of peau satin, empire style
with Alencon lace bodice and
sleeves. Her train was of the
same material as the dress
with appliqued lace flowers.
Her veil of illusion was at
tached to a circlet of cluster
ed pearls. She carried a
white Bible topped with a
large white orchid and stream
ers. ,
Miss Gail Patterson, sis
ter of the bride, was her on
ly attendant She wore a full
Bridge Winners
Are Announced
Winners at the regular
Tuesday evening duplicate
bridge game of The Ace of
Clubs were the following
pairs:
1 - 2 (tie) - Mr. and Mrs.
W. E. Merrill, of Radford,
Va. and Mrs. M. F. Johnson
and Robert N. mil
3 - Edmund Riccbezza and
Dr. George Dysart
This game concluded the
current eight • game series
with the following winners:
1 - Mr. mil
2 - Mrs. mil
3 • Mrs. Dysart
4 • Dr. Dysart
5 - Robert Colwell
A new series will begin on
Tuesday, January 2nd.
Three facts to remember
bout stroke: (1) Strokes are
ot hopeless — even severely
•ralyxed patients may make
•Markable progress; (2) The
ooner the better — simple
Manures taken promptly help
ready in restoring the use of
eralyzed muscles. Help with
peach problems should begin
srly; 3 Better later than nev
r — if the patient has the de
Ire to be Independent, even a
Me start on rehabilitation ex
rcises may help him, say the
forth Carolina Heart Associa
length red peau satin dress
the same style as that of the
bride. She carried a single
white carnation with green
ery and a white velvet bow.
Philip Rinehart of Canton,
brother of the groom, was
best man. Ushers were friends
of the groom, Charles De
lanie Coffer of Greenville,
S. C. and Ronald Young of
Charlotte.
Mrs. Patterson, mother of
the bride, wore a gold lace
ensemble with matching ac
cessories and an orchid cor
sage tinted to match. Mrs.
Rinehart, mother of the
groom, wore a beige lace
dress with matching accessor
ies and a white orchid cor
sage.
A reception following the
ceremony was held at the
home of the bride. Assisting
were Mrs. Vivian Gillespie,
aunt of the bride, Miss Mar
tha McWorter and Miss Cheri
Harrison* both of Atlanta,
Georgia.
The couple will reside in
Atlanta where the groom is
a teacher at Gordon High
school and the bride will be
doing practice teaching.
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Mr. and Mrs. Claud Stiles,
of route 2, Brevard, will cele
brate their Golden Wedding
anniversary on Sunday, Jan
uary 7th with open house for
friends and relatives from
2:00 until S:00 p. m.
They were married January
9th, 1918 in Clayton, Georgia.
Mrs. Stiles is the former Miss
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Theyh'ave
Mrs. Bert Casseffi 'ij
Ray Grogan,; both of>.
and five sons, Harry,
and Gene of Brevard, John: of
Stanley and Bill of 'Arden.
They also have 20 grandchil
dren and 3 great-grandchil
dren.
^lAJifhinAon- (Runningliam
ddn^a^ement ^dnnounced
Mr. and Mrs. John G. Wil
kinson of Fairfax, S. C., an
nounce the engagement of
itheir daughter, Mary Ann, to
Second Lt. Thomas Greeley
Cunningham, of Monroe.
Miss Wilkinson is a senior
at the University of South
Carolina where she is a mem
ber of Delta Zeta sorority,
Theta Sigma Phi profession
al journalism fraternity, and
Academic Responsibility Com
mittee for the School of
Journalism. She has also serv
ed as secretary of the Stud
ent Union and president of
Hypatian Literary Society.
Lt. Cunningham1 attended
North Carolina State Universi
ty, where he was a member
of Lambda Chi Alpha fratern
ity and the American Society
of Mechanical Engineers. He
is presently serving in the
United States,Army Corps of
Engineers as battalion execu
tive officer at Fork Jackson,
S. C. He is the nephew of
Mrs. Roy H. McCall and Mrs.
Roy E. Smith of Brevard.
The wedding is planned for
January 27th.
Book And Plate
Club To Meet
Next Tueiday
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The Book & Plate Club
will meet Tuesday evening
January 2nd, at 8:00 p. m.
at the home of Mrs. Paul
Schlunz.
When yon think of prescrip
tions, think of VARNER'S. adv.
Our very t
best Wishes
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for a
Peaceful«
and Happy
^ New
n Year