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Shepard-Chisholm Wedding Held Here
Wedding vows were exchanged
Saturday at noon in the Chapel of
the Cross by Miss Carolyn Vir
ginia Shepard of Chapel Hill and
Donald Reid Chisholm of Ashe
boro. The Rt. Rev. Thomas H.
Wright, Bishop of the Diocese of
East Carolina, officiated, assisted
by the Rev. Thomas R. Thrasher
and the Rev. Jacob A. Viverette
Jr. Acolyte was Cranford Stoude
mire.
The church was decorated with
white poinsettias. Nuptial music'
was provided by Jerrokl C. Baab,
organist.
The bride is the daughter of
Mr; and Mrs. George Edward
Siepard of Chapel Hill. She grad
uated from Woman’s College at
Greensboro and received her
MA from the University here.
The bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. William Eugene Chisholm
of Asheboro and the iMte, Mr.
Chisholm. A graduate of David
son College, he received his MA
degree from the University here.
He is principal of Fayetteville
Street School in Asheboro.
Given in marriage by jher fa
ther, the bride wore a formal
length gown of candlelight ddus
tered satin and Alencon lace (Re
signed with a fitted bodice, round
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As we extend our greetings of the season, we also
enjoy renewing the pledge of our friendship. Indeed
you are more than a customer to us . . . you ore a
friend as well, and we thank you for your friend
ship as well as for your business and cooperation.
All of us hqpe and pray that 1964 will see our cojft
munity of nations create an atmosphere of peace
and happiness for all of us.
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ed neckline of scalloped lace with
self rosebuds, and three-quarter
length sleeves. The skirt was
appliqued with lace and rose
buds and ended in a chapel train.
Her full-length veil of lace was
attached to a semi-crown. She
carried a bridal bouquet of white
cattleyas and phalaenopsis.
Maid of honor was Miss Mary
Cowell Shepard of Dayton, Ohio,
cousin of the bride. She wore a
street-length dress of Marvon
velveteen with a matching head
piece. She carried a bouquet of
white poinsettias. Bridesmaids
were Mrs. John Ulrich of Balti
more. Md„ cousin of the bride;
Mrs. Joseph Tolbert of Raleigh,
Mrs. William Baldridge of Win
ston-Salem, and lliss Isabel
MastertPn of Chapel HHI. Their
gowns were like that of the hnqw
attendant. Q
Best man was Clyde C. Chis
holm of Asheboro, uncle of the
bridegroom. Ushers were Dr.
Joseph Suggs of Asheboro, cousin
of the bridegroom; John Bunch of
Adheboro, John Whitfield of Ra
legh. Joseph Bulla of Greensboro,
and George Shepard Jr- of Chapel
Hill, brother < i the bride.
For the wadding ceremony, the
bride’s mother wore a costume
suit of red wool with a match
ing Her flowers were cymbid
ium. The bridegroom's mother
wore a blue peau de soie dress
with a matching blue hat. Her
flowers were cattjeyas.
Following a reception at the
Carolina Inn, the newlyweds left
for a wedding trip to Williams
burg, Va. For the trip, the.bride
wore a black and white tweed
suit with a white silk overblouse
and a matching white hat.
Mr. and Mrs. Chisholm will
make their home at 619 Park
view S|., Asheboro.
Carrboro Personals
MRS MARY HOLLINGSWORTH
Phone 942-6270
Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Register
Sr. of Durham visited Mr. and
Mrs. T. R. Register Jr. and
children at North Greensboro
St Sunday.
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Mrs. Patsy Tslhert visited
friends in Florence, S. C„ over
the weekend.
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The Adult Choir of the Carr
boro Baptist Church will pre
sent a program of Christmas
music this evening beginning at
7:30. The pUMic is cordially in
vited to attend.
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Mrs. Verlene Russ of Mor
ganton is visiting Mr. and Mrs.
R. D. Williams of 442 Sparrow’s
Pool Road this week. Mrs. Russ
is mother of Mrs. Williams.
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The Carrboro Methodist
Church will present its Sunday
School Christmas Program to
night at 7:3Q. There will be a
Christmas treat for the children
of Hie Sunday School.
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Mrs. Mag Neal has returned
home from a visit with her
brother, Simon Burke of Chat
ham County. Mr. Burl* is re
covering from a recent illness.
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Rev. Key Taylor is out again
after a bad seige of arthritis
which hospitalized him for over
two weeks. He is writing a book
which is now in the last stages
of revision. He also writes for
Methodist periodicals, but will
return to a pastorate ki June
For the past two years he has
been on a leave of absence, dur
which time be could write the
book.*
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Sorrow struck our community
this past week when death
claimed the six-month-old son of
Mr. and Mrs: James Thomas
Carter. He was the first and
only child of the young couple,
and died within a few hours
after being stricken with a virus.
His funeral was held. Sunday at
the Calvary Missionary Baptist
Church with Rev. Rudy Hardee
aqd Rev. William Cole in charge
of the service He was buried in
Antioch Baptist Church Ceme
tery, Rt. 1, Chapel Hill. Our
deepest sympathy is extended
to the youqg parents, grand
parents and other relatives on
the sudden loss.
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Otf'-Wetoesday evening the
Carrboro Baptist Chinch held
its Sunday School Christmas
program with Hie young people’s
choirs participating. On Christ
mas Eve Night a prayer service
win be held as a fecial Christ
mas service.
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The Ladies Auxiliary of the
Calvary Baptist Church held its
Christmas party Saturday even
ing at the home of Mrs. Clara
Ragan. Refreshments Were
chicken salad sandwiches, fruit
and Erne sherbert punch, Christ
mas cookies and candy, potato
chips and nuts. In addition to the
hostess, Mrs. Ragan, those pre
sent werp Miss Marias Tripp,
Mr. and Mrs. Gilbert Tripp. Mr
and Mrs. Shelton Sparrow, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth Uoyd, Rev.
and Mrs. Rudy Hardee., Mr. and
Mrs. J. T. Howard, Mr. and
Mrs. Jsfnes Bay Dunn, Mr. and
Mrs. Fred Free, Mr. and Mrs.
Earnest Huskey, Mr. and Mrs-
Gene Roberts, Mike Mann,
Charlene and Susan Ragan,
Mrs. Nina Carson and. SC«
Robert, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin
Carson, Mrs. Ada Ragan, Mrs
Faye Collier Neal. Mrs. Hazel
Roberts, Mrs. Kay Mann, and
Mr. and Mrs. Edgar Lloyd.
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returned home Saturday after a
visit with Mr. and iMrs. Clyde
Jones for several days. Mr.
Mullinax was 95 in October, but
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1 MibEpt of Meh.no, N. C-, on Hwy. 70-A Ph*n* 10 J-W7l !
is as active as a young man.
He is the grandfather of Mrs.
Donald R. White; whose husband
is a 190! graduate of UNC. tyr.
and Mrs. White were residents
here for four years prior to his
graduation. During that time,
iMc. visitod tbs Whites,
and liked the looks of this part
of the State; so returned for a
Visit with Mr. and Mrs. Jones,
friends of many years. While
here he was shown the Iqcal
Sights of tobacco factories, Uni
versities, etc. Though 95, Mr.
Mullinax uses glasses only when
reading, and be reads the Biple
daily; and when weather per
mits, he walks a mile or mere
each day. He eats a hearty
pro*. u wy*
breakfast qqd lunch, but 9
light supper, retires esriy and
risen earW- Asked the reason
for Ms hunrlb, he said, “living
as near as possible for
Sunday, Dacgmbbr a8,1953
the Lord.”
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J. O. Spinks Jr. is home for :
the holidays fr«p Ft. Cat^U.:
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