THURSDAY,. DEC. 2, 1137 7
THE. FRANKLIN PRESS AND THE HIGHLANDS MACON IAN
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SOCIAL AGTIVITIES
COMINGS AND GOINGS
MRS. LESTER S. CONLEY, PHONE 104
POWERS-OVERCASH
Ihe marriage of Miss Villa Paul
line Powers to Haves Eugene Over-
cash was impressively solemnized
en Tllanksgiving day at 5 o'clock,
at the Franklin Methodist church,
in the presence of a large assem
blage of relatives arid close friends.
1 ne marriage vows were said to
the Rev. J. E. Abernethy, pastor
of the church.
Prior to the ceremony, a pro
gram of nuptial music was played
by Mrs. Henry W. Cabe, organist,
including the wedding hymn "O
Perfect Love, sung by the vested
' chc'ir, and two vocal solos, "Ah,
Sweet Mystery, of Life," and "O
A ionise Ue," Dy B. W. Woodruff.
"To a -Wild Rose" was softly play
ed during the ceremony. The Brid
al Chorus from Lohengrin was
used as a processional and Men
delssohn's Wedding March as the
recessional.
Th'e interior of the church was
beautiful in its decoration for the
nuptials. ,
The . ushers and""feooiftsrnen were
Billv : Horslev. Tohn R. Faison.
Harley R. Cabe, and Jesse Tessier,
of Franklin, Earl Over cash, of
Charlotte, and George Erwin PdU-
tcn r( .. VTranlrllti
Has Ten Attendants
Miss Jessie Powers, aunt of the
bride, served as maid of honor.
The 'bridesmaids were Miss Estelle
Powers, of Glertville, sister of the
bride; Miss Elizabeth Overcash, of
Charlotte, sister of the bridegroom;
Miss Helen Patton, of Durham;
' Miss Eloise Stevens, of Goldsboro;
,Ga., and Miss Carolyn Nolen, of
Franklin.
The tiny flower girls were little
. Laura Lyle, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. S. HrfLyle, and jo Ann Wil-
hide, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Harry A. Wilhide.
Master Richard Jones, Jr., son
ri AT r onA frc P?irhir4 Trmjc
was the ring bearer, carrying, the
ring On a white satin . pillow.'
Given By Unci '.T
The bride e'nteredwith her uncle,
Neal M. - Powers, of Asheville,. by
whom she was given in marriage.
. They were met at the altar by' the
Macon Theatre
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bridegroom and his best man,
Henry W. Gheesling, of Charlotte.
Immediately following the cere
mony, 'the wedding party, out-of-
I town -guests, and a few close
friends were entertained at a re
ception held at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. B. W. Woodruff. The
guests were greeted by Mrs. Eloise
G. Franks and presented to the
wedding party and Mr. and Mrs.
Woodruff.
The living room was decorated
in bridal green and white 'with
many lighted tapers. Ihe dining
room taible , was covered with an
exquisite table cloth and a center
piece of white flowers. Flanking
this were white tapers in crystal
holders, completing the table deco
rations. Green and white cakes,
with coffee and minis were served
by Misses Dorothy Sloan, Virginia
Tessier, Lane Porter, and Sarah
Conley, Girl Scouts belonging to
the bride's troop. Coffee was pour
ed by Miss Ruth Slagle. Mrs.. John
R. Faison was in charge of the
bride's book.
To Reside At Franklin
Mr." and Mrs. Overcash left later
in the evening for a wedding trip
in the South and upon their re
turn they will make their home
in Franklin.
Mrs. Overcash is the oldest
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. M.
Powers, of Statesville. She receiv
ed her education in the Iredell
county high, school and attended
Berry college, Rome, Ga., where
she received her degree in the
lass in 1934. The bride now holds
a position as home management
supervisor wfth the Farm Security
administration with offices here.
She is also captain of the Gifl
Scouts Troop No. 1. , .
Mr. Overcash . is the son of Mrs.
R. B. Overcash and the late Mr.
Overcash, of Charlotte. He was
graduated from Jhe Mecklenburg
county high school and ' attended
Berry college, where he received
his degree in the class of 1937. He
now holds a position in the Frank
Jin high , school. '
Among the out-of-town guests
present weTe Mr. and . Mrs. R. H.
Foard, Mrs. R. D- McCombs,. and
Mrs. Esther Freas, of Murphy ;
Miss Daisy Caldwell, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Highsrnith and Dr. and Mrs.
MitcheL of Bryson City; Miss
Sarah Elmore, of Asheville; and
Miss Jeanette Robinson, of Char
lotte. Miss Estelle Powers, sister of
the bride, was hostess for a pre
nuptial dinner party Thursday at
the Kelly Tea room. The table
was decorated with red chrysanthe
mums and evergreen, with the rose
shaped baskets filled with mints.
The lovely Mexican glass lunch
eon service, which was used furth
ered 'the attractive arrangements.
Members of- the wedding party
and a few close friends were pres
ent .
ANGEL-SMITH
Mr. and Mrs E. M. Angel an
nounce the marriage of their
daughter, Mildred, to Malvin
Smith, of Winston-Salem," son of
W. C. Smith. v , ;
" The wedding was solemnized
Friday, November 26, at Clayton,
Ga. 4. ,;;
Mr, and Mrs.. Smith plan to
make their home in Winston-Salem.
H. . E.f Church, Jr., who is a
freshman in Citadel college in
Charleston, S. G, spent theThanks
giving holidays here with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Church,
Sr., at' their home ort Harrison
avenue, returning to . his school
duties Sunday. He was accompain
ed to Greenville by his parents.
Dr. and Mrs. R. M. Rimmer have
returned from Mebane, where they
spent the past week with Dr. Rim-
mer's parents, Mr", and Mrs. J M.
Rimmer. -
"Aunt Doc" Woldroop, of Car
toogechaye, is spending several
days here with her daughter, Mrs.
Ivy Roane, who; is a patient . in
Angel hospital.
Mi$9 Helen Patton returned to
Durham Sunday, where she is
teaching school, after spending the
Thanksgiving holidays here with
her father, R A., Patton ; .
Miss Alc Rickmari, who js
attending Winthrop college at Kock
Hill, S. C, spent the, Thanksgiving
holidays with her parents, ivir. ana
ivl rs. iv O. Rickman, at their home
at Lealherman. .,
Ralph E. McConnclP left last
week tor Long Beach, -Calif., where
he is. stationed in the U. b. Navy,
after spending three weeks here
with his sister, Mrs. Roy Womack
and Mr. Womack and his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. W. R. McCohnell
at their -home at Scaly.
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Brendle and
young daughter, Dorothy Lee, of
Winston-Salem, spent the latter
part 01 the ' week on Lotla with
Mr. Brendle's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. George Brendle.
Dan Jacobs, of . Gainesville, Ga.,
was among the business ' visitors
here Monday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry S. Higgins
and son, Harry, Jr., and Mrs. W.
J. Zachary spent Sunday in Ashe
ville with Mrs. Zachary's daughter,
Mrs. J. D. Porter and Mr. Porter.
Charles Robert Patton returned
to his work in Wadesboro Sunday,
after spending the Thanksgiving
holidays here with his father, Kod
ert A". Patton, at his home on
Harrison avenue.
Miss Betty Leach, who is at
tending Cecil's Business college in
Asheville, spent the holidays hcic,
with her parents, Mr, and Mrs.
Gus Leach, at their home on West
Main street.
T. B. Higdon, Jr., of Atlanta,
spent the week-end with his moth
er, Mrs. Margaret - Higdon, at the
home of Mrs. Higdon's daughter,
Mrs. Eva Keener, at Higdonville. .
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Matlock
returned to their home in Winstoni
Salem Saturday morning, after
spending 10 days at West's Mill
with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
J. B. Matlock and Mr. and Mrs.
James Morrison.
Mrs. Charles O. Ramsey, who
spent fhe week-end with Mr.
Ramsey at " their -' home on lotla
street, returned to Spruce Pine
Sunday where she is teaching
school.
Cecil Ledford left Monday for
Miami, Fla., where he plans to
spend the winter.
i. Mis.. Grace . Conley. who,, is .at-J
tending Converse college, at bpart-
1936 Ford V-8 Coach, good
tires, reposessed" only $325
1936 Plymouth Coupe, looks
like new and "runs good,
worth at least $550... $395
1931 Chev. Coupe, in good
.condition ....$165
1935 Chev. 'Deluxe Coupe,
low mileage $395
1933 Chev. 4-Door Sedan,
new paint $265
1932 Chev. Coach, a good
. buy for only ......... $165
1931 Chev Coach, new paint,
good tires $145
1929 Ford A Model Roadster $65
1934 Chev. Std. Coach .... $335
1934 Master Deluxe Coach $325 :
1929 Chev Coupe $75
We have some worse looking
cars that run good for lower
prices than, $65. You can get a
bargain 1 ' ,.
Phone 123
anburg, S. C, spent the week-end
here with her parents, Mr. ami
Mrs. j. S. Conley. She was, accom
pained by her room mate, Miss
Jennie Farr, of Concord, who is
also a student at Converse.
Mr. and Mrs. Chauncey M. Cun
ningham and son," Chauncey, Jr.,
and Billy Prichard, of Winston
Salem, who spent the week-end in
Gainesville, Ga., with Mrs. Cun
ningham's brother, Dan Jackobs
and Mrs. Jacobs, were here Mon
day visiting 'Mr. Cunningham's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. John F. Cun
ningham, at their home en Frank
lin Route 1, and Mrs. Cunning
ham's brothers on Franklin Route
Mr. and Mrs. Ben McCollum
spent Thanksgiving day in Cleve
land, Ga., visiting Mr. McCollum's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. McCollum.
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PICKUPS IN ONE-HALF TON
TRUCKS AND PICKUPS
IN VALUE
1936 Chev. -Ton Pickup,
good tires, good buy. $425
1937 Ford V-8' '2-Ton
Pickup, only 5,000 mi.. $495
1936 Chev. J-Ton Pickup,
only 18,000 miles .... $385
1934 Chev. 4-Ton Pickup,
first class condition. . $295
1934 Ford Vr8 Pickup, com- '
pletely reconditioned. . $185
.1934 Ford V-8 Pickup, good
tires, lots of service. . $295
1933 Chev. 1-Ton truck,
long wheel base, good
, f condition. Bargain . . . $165
1933 Chev. li2-Ton Truck,
long wheel base...... $225
1932 Chev. 1-Ton Truck,
good condition $235
1933 Dodge Pickup $190
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Ralph Bryson returned to- his
home in Detroit, Mich., Sunday,
after a short visit with his father,
R. T. Bryson and Mrs. Bryson at
their home at West's Mill. .
Mrs. C. Si Tilley spent the week
end at Cullowhee with her daugh
ter, Miss Virginia Tilley, who is a
student at western Carolina leacn
ers' college.
Mrs. I). S. Richardson and
daughter, Miss Vivian Richardson,
returned to their home at Ruther
ford College Sunday, after a visit
here with their daughters and sis
ters, .Mrs. Cecil L. Pendergrass at
her home on White Oak street and
Mrs. Henry W. Cabe, at her home
on Ktverview street.
Air. and Mrs. C. S." Brown have
gone to Preston, ' Ga., where Mr.
Brown has a position with the
agricultural adjustment administra
tion. ' '
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