PLANS COMPLETE FOR MISS STEPHENS
WEDDING TO MR. TURNER SUNDAY
Plans are complete for the
wedding of Miss Wee Rene
Stevens and Marcus Sharpe
Turner, Jr. which will take
place Sunday, August 20. at
4 p. m. in the Tabor City Bap
tist Church. The bride-elect is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Davis Albro Stevens of Tabor
City and the bridegroom-elect
is the son of Mrs. Marcus
Sharpe Turner. Sr. of Fair
Bluff and the late Mr. Turner.
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Mrs. Furman J. Fowler. or3- |
anist, and Miss Judy Nix, voc- |
alist, will render a program of >
wedding music.
The Rev. James H. Johnson,
pastor of the bride-elect, will I
officiate with the Rev. Bruce
Pate, brother-in-law of the
bridegroom of Kinston assist-;
KtR RENT — Two bedroom,
mobile horn e, completely
furnished. See Robert Cox at
McCougan Electric Co., Ta
bor City, or telephone 4831.
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HELP WANTED: Need white
or colored woman to be with
semi-bed patient. Good pay. j
Contact David Simon, Si
mon's Dept. Store, phone j
5521. Tabor City. 8/16c
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WESTERN AUTO'S
BARGAIN DAY'S
SALE
August 17-2Ö
Silver Dollar
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Mr. Stevens will give his
daughter in marriage and Dr.
John C. Turner, brother of the
bridegroom-elect, of Fair Bluff
will serve as best man. Doing ,
the ushering will be Conrad
Feeher, nephew of the bride
elect. of Tabor City; Victor
Floyd, of Fair Bluff, Jimmy
Turner, and Bobby Waddell
cousins of the bridegroom
elect, both of Fair Bluff.
Mrs. diaries £. ousenbury. j
of Kinston. will attend her;
sister as Matron of Honor.
Bridesmaids will be Mrs. R.
Bruce Pate, sister of the bride- \
groom-elect of Kinston; Mrs.
John C. Turner, sister-in-law
of the bridegroom-elect of Fair
Bluff; Miss Sue Taylor and ;
Miss JucJy Coleman of Tabor ,
City. Miss Mcrrianne Stevens,
niece of the bride-elec of Blad
enboro and Miss Gay Cause,
niece of the bride-elect of Wil
mington. will serve as junior (
bridesmaids .
A reception will be held at
the church following the cere
mony.
Lingerie Shower
Fetes Miss Stevens
Miss Wee Rene Stevens,
bride-elect of Sunday. August
20. was feted Thursday eve
ning when Miss Geraldine
F.ddings and Miss Judy N:x j
entertained with a lingerie
shower at the home of the
immer in Pine Heights.
Mixed summer flowers were
used in the decorations provid- ,
ing the setting for bridal games
tind contests.
The honoree received a
shoulder corsage upon arrival.
. Wedding cookies, punch.
mints and nuts wer· served to
twenty guests.
TRI BRIEFS
MRS. HARDEE'S MOTHER
Mrs. C. J. Gordon, mother of
Mrs. Grover Hardee, is a pati
ent in the Mullms, S. C. Hos
pital where she underwent
surgery last Thursday.
FLORIDA TRIP
The Cecil Mercer's and C. E.
Fixer's recently enjoyed a va
cation trip to Florida.
LINDA WOOD
Linda Wood is home after a
visit in the home of an uncle.
John Hinson. and family in
Baltimore. Md.
BACK FROM SCHOOL
Mrs. Collin Η licks is home
after attending summer school
session at the University of
South Carolina, Columbia.
MRS. PROCT ARRIVING
Mrs. Charles H. Prout of
Evansville. Indiana is to ar
rive tomorrow (Thursday) for
a visit with her mother. Mrs.
Roland Bladwin. She is mak
ing the trip by flight to Wilm
ington.
Ο. E. S. TO MEET
The local chapter. Order of
Eastern Star, will meet Mon- ,
day at 8 p. m. in the Masonic
Hall officials announced. Al! '
members are urged to attend.;
IN ASHEVILLE
Brenda Hinson is in Ashc
villc f«»r a two week visit with
Dr. and Mrs. Lawrence Mucci
and her cousins, Gwen and
Larry.
MRS. CLIFF SARVIS
Mrs. Cliff Sa»". is underwent
surgery in the McLeod's In
firmary, Florence, i'ucsoay.
MRS. FONV1ELLE
Mrs. E. W. Fonvielle is con
tinuing treatment in Loris
Community Hospital.
REAVES VISITOR
Miss Phyllis Ratcliffe of
Radford. Va. is visiting in the
homo of the Rev. and Mrs
Henry L. Reaves, Sr. Miss Fat
clitfe is a former teacher in
the Williams Township School.
Joint Meeting
Held By Circles
FAIR BLUFF — The Rosa
Tucker Circle and the Nellie
Waddell Circle of the Method
ist Church. W. S. C. S. were
untertained Wednesday even
ing when the organizations
met in a joint meeting in the
Fellowship Hall of the Educa
tional building.
Following dinner the pro
gram entitled "The Bethel
Ship" was given by Mrs. B.
W. Tyler. Mrs. Paul Scott pre
sided .
Members of the Rosa Tucker
Circle were hostesses for the
meeting.
CISITING PASTOR
The Rev. Henry L. Reaves.
Jr. will deliver the morning
worship address at the Tabor
City Presbyterian Church Sun
day at 11:00 while his father,
church pastor, and Mrs. Reaves
are attending a session at Mon
treal
CARD OF THANKS
Mrs. David Simon would
like to express her apprecia
tion to everyone for the many
i'xj>»vssions of kindness being
shown her during her illness.
She is now a semi-bed patient
at home and has visiting with
her at this time her sister. Mrs-.
Ida Moskow of Whitevil'c.
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This fabulous car will be
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Anniversary Sale
Register Every Day
On Every Floor
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months or 12,000 miles.
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