For The Women
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MRS. RICHARD M. LEE
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Miss Patricia Ann Brock
and Richard M. Lee were
united in marriage on De
cember 17tht at 7:30 o’clock
in. the evening at St Gleg
fry's Episcopal Church in
Boca Raton, Florida.
Rev. Lloyd W. Johnson of
ficiiated at the ceremony.
Wedding music was pre
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Why are children’s shoes
so expensive?
The correct answer to this
question amuses some peo
ple. angers others, and
doesn’t help the budget a
bit. It might save a pair of
feet if Mom can use it to
convince Dad. that shoe
prices are not bad.
The real reason that shoes
are expensive is because we
have to have TWO of them.
When we look at a pair of
six dollar shoes we should
♦hint of them individually
as three dollars each. That
is how the manufacturer
must look at them when he
figures his cost of material
and labor.
A single shoe at three or
three-fifty is a far better
value than a hat, a purse,
or a necktie at the same
sented by Russell Hinds, or
ganist
The bride is the daughter
of Mrs. Myna Lee Brock, of
Brevard and Hoyett A.
Brock, of Newport News, Vir
ginia.
The groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James G. Lee, Sr., of
Atlanta, Georgia.
Given in marriage by Mr.
Sidney W. Carroll, friend of
the family, the bride chose a
traditional long sleeve - Vic
torian style A-line skirt with
.panel train back. Bordonne
lace covered the top em
phasising the empire line,
above the skirt of Jakarta.
She wore a matching head
piece of Jarkata petals, en
crusted with Bordonne lace
and Italian seed pearls and a
train of French silk illusion
fell to he floor.
She carried a cascade of
Stephanotis with baby’s
breath and white streamers
of satin ribbons.
Miss Linda E. Lee, sister of
the groom, of Boca Raton,
Florida, was maid of honor.
She wore a tone and tone
light pink chiffon bodice with
hot pink flower and leaf de
signed around the collar and
the cuff of the full sleeves.
Satin buttons of hot pink was
on the front of the bodice
ending at a satin belting at
the waistline and a simple
elegance of hot pink skirt
She wore a Camalot cap of
hot pink.
She carried a Colonial bou
quet of wedding pastels made
up of toned pink carnations
and rose buds.
Mias Lesa Heslet, friend of
the bride, of Pompano Beach,
Florida, was bridesmaid.
She won a heavily floral
pattern dress with Venice
lace bodice and an Victorian
high neckline.
Her headpiece was a double
bow with streamers ending
in a floral pattern of hot
pink.
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The marriage of Miss Bren
da Faye Orr and Jeffrey
Lynn Brock took place oh
December 24th, at 11:00
o’clock in the morning.
The ceremony was perform
ed by the Reverend Harold
wore a floor length gown of
metalic gold.
Both mothers wore corsages
of white miniature rose buds
with gold ribbons.
Immediately after the cere
mony, a small reception was
held at the home of Mrs. Sid
ney W. Carroll, at Lighthouse
Point, Florida.
The couple plan to reside
at 2753 N.E. 28th Street,
Lighthouse, Florida.
The bride is a graduate of
Brevard Senior High School
in 1962. and is presently em
ployed at Colonial Title and
Guaranty Corporation, at
Pompano Beach, Florida,
where she is a secretary-re
ceptionist.
The groom is a graduate of
Georgia Institute of Tech
nology, is a member of Alpha
Tau Omega Fraternity, was
First Lt. in the United States
Army until 1967. He is pres
ently employed as the Florida
Sales Representative for
Philip A. Hunt Chemical
Corp., of Palisades Park, New
Jersey.
W. Killian, of Greenville,
South Carolina, at “Pretty
Place”, at Cedar Mountain.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Roy G. Orr,
of Hannah Ford road in Bre
vard.
The groom is the son of
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Brock, of
Butt Mountain Estates in Hen
dersonville.
The ceremony was a simple
affair with only the immedi
ate family attending.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride was dressed
in an empire-waisted gown of
white satin with chapel length
train, trimmed with chantilly
lace.
Her veil was a mantilla of
chantilly lace.
She carried a nosegay of
white chrysanthemums and
pink sweetheart roses.
The bride attended West
ern Carolina University and
is now employed by Morris
Pharmacy in Brevard.
The groom attended West
ern Carolina University and
the University of North Caro
lina in Asheville. He is now
self - employed in the insur
ance business.
After their wedding trip
to Florida, the couple will re
side on Old Turkey Creek
Road in Pisgah Forest
Attention
&uL£Li
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ment? We have a few simple rules which MUST
be followed:
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be in this office by noon Friday for publication
the following Thursday.
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in this office by the date of the wedding.
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will be cut to a brief announcement
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Ski Benefit
To Be Held At
Sapphire, 4th
A Ski Day Benefit la planned
lor Toeadayi January 4th» at
Sapphire Valley Ski Slope. Sap
phire Valley.
All proceeds go to the fallow
Ins community agencies: High
lands - Cashiers Caab
hn-Glenville Use Deportment,
CTwnlPe - Cashiers Resold
Squad, and the Cashiers, CRen
ville, Norton and Pine Creek
Community Centers.
All ski facilities of the Sap
phire Valley Development Cor
poration will be utilised for the
day. Ski prices for the full day
are $8.00 for adults, St.OO for
skiers under 16. Liftticfet, skis,
boots and poles fufnishod. 12:30
p.m. to 9:30 p.m. Half price for
those who bring their own
equipment. General admission
for bon-skiers is 91.00.
Free group instruction, enter
tainment and hot food will be
furnished. Bring the family and
learn to ski. Every dollar goes
to a community need.
For tickets or information,
contact Jack Calloway, High
lands. N. C. (704) 526-215L
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SAME ANNIVERSARY DATE
—Mr. And Mrs. Jerry Jerome end
their son and daughter-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. Jerry Hart Jerome, ob
served their wedding anniversaries
on the same date. December 22nd.
During the evening, many friends
dropped by to wish them well on the
dual occasion. At the left is Mr. and
Mis. Jerry Hart Jerome, who ob
served their 16th wedding1 anniver
sary, and at the right is Mr. atlK
Jerry Jerome, who were married 45
years ago on the 22nd.
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