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Reunion
VOWS PLANNED — Mr. and Mrs. Joseph F. Cole of
Rich Square announce the engagement of their daughter,
Diane Carol, to George Gregory Hodges, son of Mrs.
T. R. Eure of Tunis and R. E. Hodges of Murfreesboro. An
August wedding is planned.
RICH SQUARE - The family of
Joseph W, and Mrs. Rebecca J.
Harrington met for their annual
family reunion Sunday, June 15,
at the home of Mr. andMrs,Don
ald Leggett here.
A picnic lunch was served with
fried chicken cooked outdoors by
■the family*s own chefs, Don Leg
gett and David Johnson, Due to
rain the meal was finished inside.
Those attending from out-of-
town were Mr. and Mrs. Willie
L. Jones and daughters, Kaye,
Becky and Sue, of Windsor, Va.;
Mr. and Mrs, Gerald Harrtogton
of Arlington, Va.; Mr, andMrs,
Robert E. Harrin^on and daugh
ters, Terry and Lisa, ofVirginia
Beach; Mr. and Mrs, Wade Har
rington and son, Wade 11, ofNor-
folk; Mr. and Mrs, David John
son and daughters, Gail and
Lynne, of Hampton; and Miss
Terry Johnson of Conway,
Attending from Rich Square
were Mr. and Mrs. Joe Harring
ton Sr,, Mr. and Mrs, Joe Har
rington Jr,, Mr, and Mrs. Don
ald Leggett and sons, Donnie and
Al, Mrs. Larry Godwin, Ben
Harrington and Mr, and Mrs,
Walter Draper.
A short business meeting was
held after which the family en
joyed homemade ice cream be
fore departing for their homes.
Birthdays
WOODLAND - Miss Mary Iva
Reinhardt, bride-elect, was hon
ored with a luncheon on June 9
given by Mrs. John Underwood,
Miss Nan Underwood and Miss
Ann Underwood at their home.
The house was decorated
throughout with roses.
Lunch was served to Miss
Reinhardt, Mrs. W, R. Reinhardt,
Miss Gwen Reinhardt, Mrs. W,
R. Parker, Mrs. C. G, Parker
Jr,, Mrs. E, L, Timberlake Jr.,
Mrs. C, N. Burgess, Mrs. J, H,
Stanley, Mrs. W, G. Wells, Mrs,
W, Culpepper, all of Woodland,
Mrs. Dan BrawleyofWilmington,
and Mrs. Bob Hill and Mrs, Wal
ter Lackey of Murfreesboro.
Roger Hartley Kramer
JUNE 20
Jack Warmack, Betty Rawls,
Patsy Walker
JUNE 21
Jo Anne Johnson, Roger Bry
ant, Larry Godwin, Cecil W.
Brown, Jeanette Johnson, Steve
Phipps, Lois Elizabeth Outland,
Gayle Williams.
JUNE 22
Bennie Britt, jentry white,
Carol Lee, Beatrice M. Brid-
gers
JUNE 23 I
Otis Spei^jce,/ Charles Bro'^n,
Carol Jo Vick^ Carolyn Martin,
Thomas King Pope, Lorretta J.
Martin, Simon Askew jr,, ver-
nice Marshall, Edgar Bryant Jr.
JUNE 24
Robert Willoughby, Michael
Edwards, Mrs. Ella Mae Futrell,
George B. Bridgers
JUNE 25
Dorothy Flythe, G. C. Sim
mons
JUNE 26
Pat Warmack, Betty Grigg,
Tulie Mae Lane, Frances Butler,
Anne Liverman, Keith Futrell
JUNE 27
Leo Davis, Robin Lassiter
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Licensed
To Wed
JACKSON - Fourteen marriage
licenses were issued by the Reg
ister of Deeds office in May.
Licensed to wed were William
Roland Massey Jr. and Rose
Leigh Willey, both of Gaston;
Edward Moody Jr. and Emma
Beatrice Boone, both of Garys-
burg; Ellis Carroll Edwards of
Rich Square and Bobbie Jean
Keel of Raleigh; Wellington John
son Ivey of Newport News and
Celestine Allenof Enfield i Joseph
Anthony Sansosti of Pisgah For
est and Jo Anne Carol Major of
Franklin; William Cornelius
Howell and Cora Lee Hill, both
of Seaboard; Henry Cecil Mizelle
of Colerain and Pauline Ruffin
Lassiter of Potecasl; Richard
James Lupo and Eileen June
Lyon, both of Brooklyn; James
Durwood Vinson and Katherine
Ann Askew, both of Conway; Wa-
dell Luther Neal of Rich Square
and Mary Joanette Drew of Jack-
son; WilliamMcCoyLynnandPa-
trlcia Anne Harrell, both ofPen-
dleton; Raymond Gray Turner Jr.
of Jackson and Joan Gayle Jordon
of Roanoke Rapids; Gerald John
Scharners of Glen Burnie, Md.,
and Gloria Jean Turner of Boy
kins; James Godwin Vick ofCon-
way and Winnifred Davis Parker
of Murfreesboro.
JACKSON - The Church of the
saviour was the setting Saturday
for the marriage of Miss Jannet
Winston Bowers and Roger Hart
ley Kramer. The Rev, Robert
MacBeth Bird officiated at the
doublf ceremony ^ '
The tride is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Scott Bow
ers Jr. and the bridegroom is
the son of Mrs. Velda Wagner
Kramer of Wyoming, Ill., and
Charles LaVerne Kramer of St.
Louis, Mo.
Wedding music was presented
by Mrs. Horest Harrell, organ
ist, and Miss Mary Jane Wil
liams of Warrenton.
The bride was given in mar
riage by her father.
Miss Roslyn Anne Bowers of
New York City was her sister’s
maid of honor and bridesmaids
were Miss Julia Barbara Bow
ers, sister of the bride. Miss
Nancy duVal Holderness of Tar-
boro, Miss Jane Gardner Boyd of
Roanoke, Va., and Mrs, Peter
T. Wilson m of Winston-Salem.
Thomas Gaetje of Winston-
Salem was best man and ushers
were Theodore Royster of Lex
ington, Peter R. Lillard of Cha
tham, N. J., James Rainey of
Suffolk and Eugene Scott Bowers
in, brother of the bride,
Helen Bland Norfleet of Vir
ginia Beach was flower girl and
John Emory Watson Jr. of Au
gusta, Ga., was ring bearer.
After a wedding trip to Jamai
ca, the couple will make their
home in Cherry Point.
Mrs. Kramer attended st,
Mary’s Preparatory school and
Salem College, she was present
ed at the 1966 Debutante Ball in
Raleigh, The bridegroom attend
ed Wake Forest University and
worked for Wachovia Bank in
Winston-Salem before entering
U. S. Marine Corps in Cherry
Point,
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The bride’s parents were hosts
at a reception at their home fol
lowing the marriage. Guests
were met on the front porch by
Mr. Bowers Jr. and Eugene S,
Bowers III, and judge and Mrs.
Eric Norfleet received at the
front door, Mrs. Ballard S. Gay
introduced guests to the receiv
ing line, composed of Mrs. Bow
ers, Mrs. Velda Wagner Kramer,
Lt. and Mrs. Kramer, Miss Ros
lyn Bowers and Miss Judy Bow
ers. Mrs. Fletcher Gregory in
vited guests into the dining room.
Mrs. James Wood Boone of Jack-
son and Mrs. Robert Cullen Rapp
Sr, of Thomasville poured punch,
and Mrs. William Preston Holt
Jr. of Erwin and Mrs. Rufus
King Herring of Thomasville
served petit fours. Misses Lee
Bowers, Catherine Bowers, Su
san Harrell and Ginny Bass as
sisted. Mrs. Robert Gray Bow
ers invited guests to the gift
room where Mrs. Phillip Alston
Lewis received. Mrs, John B.
Litchfield and Mrs. Tillman
Cooley Sr. poured punch in the
den, Mrs. Wilkins Lewis invited
guests to register. Mrs. Tillman
Cooley Jr, and Mrs, Jasper Eley
said the good-byes.
Courtesies
Overnight Hosts - Members of
the Bowers-Kramer wedding
party and other out-of-town
visitors were overnight guests in
homes of the following: Mrs.
Buxton Midyette, Mrs, P. H,
Jameson, Mrs. E. B. Grant, Mrs,
E. W. Lewis, Mr, and Mrs.
A. L. Cochrane, Mr. and Mrs.
B. H, Harrell and Dr. and Mrs,
C. B, Robertson,
K^hen Uhower ^ ilrtTS."john
W. p!rice jr, was hostess at a
luncheon and kitchen shower on
Saturday, May 31, atnoonhonor-
ing Miss Bowers, The honoree
was presented a corsage of dai
sies and small gadgets, she also
received a gift of linen from the
hostess and many useful gifts
from the guests. The hostess
composed an original verse for
the occasion which was inscribed
on a Williamsburg recipe and
framed for presentation to the
bride-to-be. Miss Sandra Par
ker, bride-elect, was also re
membered with a gift.
Cocktail Party — Mr. andMrs,
John Litchfield, Mrs. Buxton
Midyette and Mrs. Eugene B.
Grant entertained at a cocktail
party honoring Miss Bowers and
Lieutenant Kramer on Saturday,
May 31, at the Litchfield home.
Miss Bowers was presented an
orchid corsage.
Luncheon — Tarboro was the
scene of a luncheon given by
Miss Nancy Holderness honoring
Miss Bowers on June 12. The
guest list included Mrs, scott
Bowers, mother of the bride-
elect; Mrs. Ballard S. Gay, mis
tress of ceremony; Mrs. John
Jester, sister of the hostess;
Miss Sallie Breeden, house guest
of the Bowerses, Miss Mary
Davis Martin of Tarboro and her
house guest, Miss Margaret Ste
vens, Miss Roslyn Bowers and
Miss Judy Bowers, sisters of
the bride.
Cocktails and Dinner-Mr. and
Mrs. James Beasley, Mr. and
Mrs. Jasper Eley, Mr. and Mrs.
C. W. Bass, Mr, andMrs. James
W. Boone, Mr. and Mrs. Worth
Bridgers and Mrs. Selma Jame
son were hosts for a cocktail
and dinner party in honor of Miss
Bowers and Lieutenant Kramer
at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Beasley on Thursday night in
Jackson. The 35 guests included
members of the wedding party
and out-of-town guests. Miss
Bowers was presented a corsage
and a gift of monogrammed sil
ver.
Wedding Breakfast - Mr. and
Mrs. Alston Lewis, Mr. andMrs.
T. W. Cooley Sr, and Judge and
Mrs, Ballard s. Gay entertained
out-of-town guests and members
of the wedding party at a wedding
breakfast Saturday at the home of
Mr, and Mrs. Lewis. Miss Bow
ers was presented a corsage of
yellow roses. Forty-five guests
attended.
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RICHMOND — The marriage of
Miss Sherrie Kathleen Plyler,
daughter of Mrs. Kathleen Bell
Plyler of Richmond and the late
Joseph Harold plyler Jr., to
Thomas Emmett Bolton, son of
Mr, and Mrs, Lucius Emmett
Bolton of Rich square, took place
Saturday, June 7, at 3 p.m. in
Fort Lee Baptist Church.
The Rev. Donald L. Matheny,
pastor, officiated.
Miss Kay Plyler of Richmond
was her sister’s maid of honor.
Mr. Bolton was his son’s best
man. Ushers were William Irving
Brooks and Carl pattersonCraig
Jr,, both of Richmond.
A reception was given by the
bride’s mother in the church
social hall.
The bride attended Radford
College at Radford, va. The
bridegroom is a graduate of
Chowan College and Pitt Tech
nical Institute. He is employed
by the Naval Testing Center at
Patuxant River, Md,
The couple will be at home in
Leonardtown, Md.
Miss Reinhardt was presented
a gift of china in her chosen pat
tern.
Luncheon - Miss Bowers and
Lieutenant Kramer were hon
ored Friday by Dr. and Mrs.
L. C. Grant, Mrs. William Beale,
Mr. and Mrs, T. W. Cooley Jr.,
Mr. and Mrs. Eric Norfleet, Lt,
Comdr. and Mrs. Hill Norfleet
and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Poetzsch.
Forty-five out-of-town guests
and members of the wedding
party attended the luncheon at
the home of Dr. and Mrs, Grant
in Jackson,
Cocktail Party _ Mr. andMrs.
Fletcher Gregory Jr. and Mr.
and Mrs. Peter Wilson in en
tertained at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Gregory in Weldon on Fri
day afternoon following the re
hearsal. The 100 guests were
served cocktails, canapes and
hors doevres.
After-Rehearsal Dinner-Mrs.
velda Kramer of Wyoming, Ill.,
mother of the bridegroom, hon
ored Miss Bowers and Lieutenant
Kramer at the rehearsal dinner
Friday night at the Fairfax Res
taurant in Roanoke Rapids. Ap
proximately 50 guests attended.
B. Harper Barnes of Shawnee
Mission, Kan., uncle of the bride,
presided over the dinner as mas
ter of ceremony. The bridal cou
ple was toasted by members of
the wedding party.
Dance and Cake Cutting-Mrs.
E. S. Bowers sr.. Miss Blair
Bowers, Mr, and Mrs. Robert
Gray Bowers and Jerome Bowers
honored Miss Bowers and Lieu
tenant Kramer at a dance Friday
night at the Jackson Lions Club
building. The bride assisted the
bridegroom as he cut the first
slice with his military sword.
The cake was then served by
Mrs. Worth Bridgers and Mrs.
Leroy Grant, Mrs. Jim Beasley
and Mrs. Charles Bass poured
punch. The 150 guests danced to
the music of the Woody Pittman
Orchestra.
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Lee Fillingame of Vance-
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Mrs. Buck Allen of Con
way and Mr. and Mrs. Dove
Fillingame of Vanceboro.
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Communion service — A Nup
tial Eucharist was held prior to
the wedding breakfast at the
Church of the Saviour. The Rev,
Robert MacBeth Bird officiated.
Members of the wedding party
and the immediate families of
the bridal couple attended.
Out-of-Town Guests
Mr. and Mrs. Robert C. Rapp
and Mrs, Rufus K, Herring of
Thomasville, Mrs. William P.
Holt Jr. of Erwin, Mrs. Robert
E. Kirkland sr., Mr. and Mrs,
Hubert H, Walstonm, Miss Mar
tha Walston4i(ind MissH’eaniWal-‘
ston of Wilson, Mr, and Mrs.
Julius Creech of Tarboro. Mr.
and Mrs. Tillman Cooley jr. of
Carrboro, Perry Pittman and
George Rochester of Scotland
derson, David Anderson, Mrs.
John McGee, Mr. and Mrs, Paul
McGee, and Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Poetzsch of Raleigh, Roy Hughes
of Elizabeth City, Mr. and Mrs.
King Reid and Miss Miriam Reid
of Norfolk, Dr, Mary Blair Bow
ers of Rockville, Md., Mr. and
Mrs. John W. Watson III of Au
gusta, Ga., Miss Donetta George
of Sanford, Miss Margaret Pre-
vost of Greenville, S. C., Miss
sally Breeden of Bennettsville,
S. C., Misses Peggy and Patti
McLean of Murfreesboro, John
Gillam m of Windsor, Miss Mar
garet Stevens of Shiloh, William
Cochrane and Mr. and Mrs. Da
vid Cooley of Greensboro, B.
Harper Barnes of Shawnee Mis
sion, Kan., Tony Worrell and
Miss Sally Borden of Golds
boro, Miss Eliza Pond of Suffolk,
Miss Elizabeth Bird of Rich
mond, Steve Hoover of Roanoke,
Va., Lt. and Mrs, James R. Pru-
den Jr. of Jacksonville, Miss
Sandra Parker of Raleigh, Mrs.
Dan BrawleyofWilmington, Mrs.
P. H. Jameson Jr, of Newport
News, and Mr. and Mrs. T. J.
Barrett of Skippers, Va.
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