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Page 4-C Newcomers Dance Plans Are Afoot Final plans are being made for the annual Christmas Dance sponsored by the Newcomer's Division of the University Wom an’s Club. The dance wilt bp held Saturday, December 7, from 9 to 1 p.m. at the University Fac ulty Club, with music by the Mu sic Makers. Mrs. Lawrence D. Garrison has announced that Danziper’s Old World Gift Shop and ißelk- Leggett - Horton are providing door prizes. She has also stress ed that dress for the dance will not be formal. Mrs. Garrison has appointed the following com mittees. Refreshments are being ar ranged by Mrs. Robert Green, Mrs. Irvin Perry, Mrs Donald Johnson, and Mrs. DeV.’itt Dear born. Decorations will be done by Mrs. Fred Thomason, Mrs. Richard Lieban, Mrs. Edward Hille, Mrs. E. R. Laine, Mrs. William Kerr, Mrs. Richard Bucher, and Mrs. Ronald Fox. The ticket committee consists of all activity chairmen: Mrs. George B. Tennyson, Mrs. Wil liam Pease, Mrs. Daniel R. Ree dy, Mrs. Kenneth School, Mrs. Julius Green, Mrs. John Curtis, Mrs. Reed Rice, Mrs. Ken J. Lessler, and Mrs. Donald John son. Tickets are $2.50 per couple and will be available £$ at >y activity meeting or by calling Mrs. Garrison. Members of the Woman’s Club, who are especial ly urged to attend, may purchase tickets from Mrs. Robert M. Mil ler. Artificial Flower Use Demonstrated Tracy Hackney spoke at the November meeting of the Tar Heel La Sertoma Club last week, giving a demonstration of ar ranging and rearranging artifici al flowers for use during winter , months. The meeting, at which there was 100 per cent attendance, was held in the home of Mrs. T. D. Council. Mrs. William Colville reported a successful rummage sale, and plans for club members to join their husbands in a Christmas party were discussed. Checkers and changing location both call for wisdom before moving. 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The church was decorated with baskets of white mums,' palms, and candles. Given in marriage by her bro ther-in-law, Dale C. Mdrter, the bride wore a full-length bridal gown fashioned with a boat neck line and a dome skirt trimmed in Alencon lace and seed pearls. A detachable watteau back end ed in a chapel train. Her tiered veil Os imported French illusion was attached to a double coronet < of lace and seed pearls. She carried a cascade bouquet of yel low roses centered with white gardenias. Matron of honor was Mrs. S. E. Riddlebarger of Fort Walton Personalized Service MONUMENTS MARKERS MAUSOLEUMS DURHAM MARBLE WORKS 1501 Morehead Ave. W. E. HALEY, Manager PRONE Day 439-2134 Night 439-2 NB Durham, N. C. Beach, Fla., sister of the bride. Maid of honor was Miss Sandra Rudisill of Chapel Hill, sister of die bride. They wore gowns of emerald green velvet and match ing headpieces. Their bouquets were of yellow feathered mums. Bridesmaids were Miss Dinah Simmons, Mrs. Bill Akridge, both of Chapel Hill; and Mrs. Thomas Goodrich, 111, of Greens boro, sister-in-law of the bride groom. Their gowns were the same as the honor attendants. Ring-bearer was Gregory Mor ter of Chapel Hill, nephew of the bride. Best man was Thomas Winston Goodrich, father of the bride groom. Ushers were Bill Akride, Bryant Neville, James Horton and Thomas Goodrich. 111. For the ceremony, the bride groom’s mother wore a royal blue, brocade satin dress with C matching accessories and a white orchid corsage. Following a reception held at the churoh. the newlyweds left for a wedding trip to Western North Carolina. For the trip, the bride wore a powder blue suit with black accessories and a white orchid corsage. Both Mr. and Mrs. Goodrich are graduates of Chapel Hill High School. Mr. Goodrich is 1 employed by the U. S. Census , Bureau at the University’s Com putation Center. They will make \ their home on Route 3, Chapel i Hill. I Miss Crowder Given Shower Miss Trudy Jean Crowder, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles Crowder of Chapel Hill, was entertained Saturday night at a miscellaneous bridal show er at • Orange Methodist Church by Miss Pat Clark, Lou Cama da, and Mrs. Fay Stinson. The 52 guests present were en tertained with games of bingo. Refreshments of pound cake, potato chips, mints, sandwiches and punch were served. A white theme was carried out on the shower table, which was centered with a silver candela bra flanked by white mums in | silver containers. The bride-to-be was given a corsage of white carnations. She will marry Brantley Tudor, the son of D. H. Tudor of Cariboro, December 15. THE CHAPEL HILL WEEKLY " Carrboro Personals . MRS. MARY HOLLINGSWORTH < Phone 942-6290 Mrs. Margaret Childress of Greensboro visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Clark Sr., Sunday. Their son, Bobby, of Graham, also visited them Sun day. • • * Mrs. Charles Ellington was operated on at Watts Hospital Monday and is doing fine. * * * The Golden Circle Sunday School Class of the Antioch Bap tist Church held its monthly meeting at the home of iMrs. A. B. Webster last Friday night. Mrs. William Cole presided in the installation of new officers for the coming year: Mrs. Web ster as President; Mrs. Marjorie Durham, Vice President; Mrs. Ruby Riley a s Secretary- Treasurer Mrs. Marie Sparrow is the Sunshine Chairmen. Mrs. Rupert Bynum is teacher of the class. After the business session - ~~ —■ I—---Biii',; !BL L H IBA H (WHILE WATCHES LAST) WITH EACH PURCHASE OF A MAJOR ELECTRIC APPLIANCE ’™“ ★ REFRIGERATOR * FREEZER * WASHER * DRYER * DISH WASHER OR RANGE, .SSL c«. INCLUDING THIS • Reg. 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Spinks Sr., to Charlotte Sunday to visit her great-grand parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Spinks Sr. • « • John Jordon of Bedford, Va., visited his daughter, Mrs. Ru pert Bynum recently. * * * Mrs. Jeury E. Tudor left Friday morning % plane to spend sev eral days .with her husband who is stationed at the- Naval Air Development Center, JohmviHe, Fa. While she is away son Qoe- nie witt stay with hie grand mother, Mrs, Mary Hollings worth; and son Rorinie Win stay with grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Dam Glosson. • * • Ossie Durham was readmitted to Memorial TJospital Sunday in serious condition. Recently he had undergone a major opera tion at Memorial, and suffered a relapse Sunday morning. • * * Mrs. Sara do Spinks moved back to town this week. For the past several months she has beat living on Mt. Carmel Church Road. Mrs. Spinks is Owner of of the Modern Beauty Salon. * • * Rev. WWliam Cole, pastor of Antioch Baptist Church for the past six years, has accepted a pastorate at the Baptist Church of Jefferson, S.’ C. * • * Hebert Strowd, son of Mrs. Mattie Strowd and the late Bruce Strowd, o*ser of Strowd Motor Company for many years, is critically ill in Memorial Hospi tal. Mrs. Strowd is an aunt of Mrs, BiU Hardee and Mrs. Blanche Anderson. Robert’s ill ness brings personal sorrow to rae, sipce ke Sad his sjster Billie < now Mrs. J. B. Johns of Ashe boro) were in most 6f my class es in high school. « * * Tlie Carrboro Baptist Church voted Sunday to enter into con tract with Craia and Denbo to remodel the sanctuary and first floor area according to the plans and specifications, with such changes as may bo necessary, at a coat not to exceed $49,500. This work will begin in January. Any one wishing to commemorate loved ones can contribute gifts as memorials, and will be wel comed by the church. •* , * Miss Carolyn Hugtes of Cedar Grove, former resident here and employee of Town ft Country Beauty Salon, is to be married, BABY DIAPER SERVICE WE DELIVER TWICE WEEKLY ONE WEEK’S SUPPLY Your Diapers __ $175 Our Diapers — r $2.25 Gall Durham 383-9881 Sunday, November, 24, 1963 Sunday, Nov. Mtb ta Michael Rochelle of ThomasviUa k the Cedar Grove Predtyterian Church at 4 o’clock. Miss Linda Norwood wiU be maid'of honor. Miss Marian Tripp and Mr| Faye Collier Neal wifi be brides maids. - * * * Mrs. S. C. Wilson is home aft er betag a patient at Memorial Hospital for several days after sustaL g broken wkists in a bad fall at her home last week. Mrs. Wilson is the former Miss CalKe Hackney, and is held in great affection and esteem here. • * * Rev. Key Taylor is a patient at Memorial Hospital.
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