MISS FOL'TS BECOMES
BKlltE OK PAIL CHILDERS
Miss Dorothy Fouts, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. A. R Fouts, of
Franklin, Route 3, became the
bride of Paul Childers, son of
Mr and Mrs. W. R. Childers, of
Franklin. Route 3, and Pontiac,
Mich., in a ceremony solemn
ized last Sunday at 12 noon at
the Iotla Baptist church, im
mediately following church serv
ices ;
The Rev. Norman E. Holden,
pastor of the church and of the
couple, was 'the officiating min
ister, using the ring ceremony.
The church was decorated
with a prolusion of mountain
rhododendron, spruce, and ferns
interspersed with baskets of
white roses. Seven-branched
candelabra holding lighted white
tapers added to the effect.
A program of wedding music
was rendered by Miss Helen
Gibson, pianist, who played
Schubert's "Serenade" prior to
the ceremony and the wedding
march from "Lohengrin" for the
prosessional. "I Love You Truly",
by Carrie Jacobs Bond, was
played softly during the tak
ing o.f the vows. For the reces
sional, Mendelsshon's wedding
march was played.
The bride, who was given In
marriage by her brother, James
Reid Fouts, wore a gown of
white satin. The bodice was
tightly fitted with a long waist
line, deep round yoke of lace
which was outlined by wide
lace, and long sleeves ending in
a point over the hand. The full
skirt ended in a long train
Her veil of illusion was finger
tip and caught to a coronet of
orange blossoms. Her bouquet
was of white roses, white glad
ioli and baby's breath.
Miss Betty Frances Ennis, of
Morrisville, Tenn., served as
maid of honor, and the brides
maids were Miss Maude Etchi
son, of Morrisville, Miss Dessie
Mae Fouts, cousin of the bride,
of Franklin, Route 3, Mrs. Hazel
Childers Smith, sister of the
bridegroom, and Miss Lula Gray
Yates, of Morrisville.
Nyle T. Roper served as best
man, and the ushers were Jos
eph W. Fouts and Marshall J.
Fouts, both cousins of the bride.
The flower girls were Nancy
Cable, who Was dressed in pink
net, floor length, and Barbara
Ann Cruise, who was dressed in
a floor length dress of blue net.
Mrs. Childers is a graduate of
the Franklin High school, class
of 1940, and of Western Carolina
Teachers college, Cullowhee. For
the past two years she has been
a membeiN of the Clemmons
school faculty in Forsythe
county.
Mr. Childers received his ed
ucation in the Franklin High
school and- spent two years in
the armed forces, several
months of which was in Ger
many. He is employed in Pon
tiac, Mich., where the couple
will make their home.
Mr. and Mrs. Childers left
immediately following the tak
ing of the vows on a wedding
trip to points In Tennessee and
Kentucky. For traveling the
bride donned a suit of white
with which she wore brown and
white accessories. Her corsage
was of pink rosebuds and green
ery.
? Mrs. Fouts, mother of the
bride, entertained with a cake
cutting at her home on Sat
urday night for the wedding
couple, members of the wedding
party, and a few invited friends.
Miss Jessie Ruth Stewart will
return to Cullowhee Sunday to
attend summer school at West
ern Carolina Teachers' college,
after spending two weeks with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Har- :
ley Stewart, of Franklin, Route
MISS CAROLYN LEACH
WEDS KENTUCKY MAN
Mr. and Mrs. Frank R. LSac^;
of Franklin, have announced the
marriage of their daughter. Miss
Carolyn Leach, to R?b"t
May^V eKy.
the Rev. F. P Freezor, June 2
at 7 p. m.
Mrs John T. Jones, of Mur?y'
Ky. was matron of honor, and
Mr.' Jones served as the B?01 *
best man. Also present for the
ceremony were Mr and Mrs^H U
Roehms, Jim Roehms, Miss Ruth
Skellion, and Miss Gladys Ske -
lion.
The bride chose for her wed
ding a light brown suit with
brown and white accessories.
Her corsage was of Talisman
I roses.
Mrs. Jones wore a dark, two- j
piece dress with black acces
sories and a red rosebud cor
SSLgC.
Mrs Madden is a graduate of
the Franklin High school, class
of 1945, and has been attend
ing Murray State Teachers col
lege, Murray, Ky.
Mr. Madden, a former member
of the marine corps with over
'seas service, is attending Mur
ray State. He is a graduate of
the Mayfield High school
After a short wedding trip
through western Kentucky, the
couple will be at home with the
groom's parents in Mayfield.
Personal Mention
Mrs. Lee Leach and grandson,
Nat Macon, an instructor at the
University of North Carolina
were home from Chapel Hill for
a few days last week, visiting
relatives. _ .
Elizabeth Jones left last Fri
day to spend a few days with ,
her uncle and aunt, Mr. and ,
Mrs. Macbeth Smith, of Sum
merville, S C.
Sgt. Harry A. Brabson has re- (
turned to his station at Fort
Meade, Md? after spending a 10- ,
day furlough here with his wife I
and young son, Harry James,
at their home in the Iotla com
munity. The baby was born May <
5 at Angel hospital. Mrs. Brab- j
son is the former Miss Annie ;
Mae Buchanan.
A. A. Grumbine, of the office
of timber management, Atlanta
regional forest service head
quarters, was here last week for
the purpose of revising the tim- ,
ber management plans for the
Nantahala National forest.
N. J Simon and his nephew,
joe Simon, returned to their |
home, in Atlanta Monday, fol- J
lowing a week's visit here with
their friends, Mr. and Mrs. Jos.
Ashear. They came home with
Mr. and Mrs. Ashear when the
latter returned from Atlanta, 10
days ago, where they attended
the high school graduation of
the younger Mr. Simon. I
Mrs. Lee Guffey left Sunday
for Nashville, Tenn., to enter
Peabody college summer school '
Mrs^ Guffey expects to be in
Nashville about 12 weeks. I
Mrs. D H. Rogers, Jr., and i
son, Bob, and their friend, Miss
Betty McMillen, all of Maine J
City, Fla , left Monday, after i
spending a week here with Mr
and Mrs. Harry Higgins and
Mrs. Frank Higdon, Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Philip l. John
son and son, Philip, Jr. 0f
Columbus, Ohio, spent the week
end here with Mr. Johnson's,
brother and sister-in-law Mr.
and Mrs. Clinton Johnson.
Clinton Johnson Chamberlain
Ter'h from Georgia
Tech, where he is in school to
spend a few days with his par
ents. Mr. and Mrs. Clinton
Johnson. He was accompanied
by two student friends, Lee
Stanley, of the Isle of Aruba,
off the coast of Venezuela, and
Is v, ?TiS' ?f Montgomery,
Surida i J?hnson will return
ft a?, enter summer school
at the Atlanta institution.
Julia Hunnicutt and Freda
f''e.r lef<- Thursday for Wash
ington D. C? where they will
visit relatives.
and'f^n MrS. Dewey Marshall
and family, 0f Franklin, Route
A had as their week-end guests
Mrs. Elsie Holt, Miss * S
Thompson, Miss Awilda Holt
GrahTrlT BUth McKeck' a? of
Miss Laura Lyle will leave the
tend'rt! ? ?' thiS week t0 at" '
? the girls camp at Kanuga
w ar Hendersonville.
Mrs H. e. Freas and Miss
Amanda Slagle attended the an
t"a' Auxiliary Convention of
the Episcopal church at Kanuga
Lake last week. B
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Lendt
ri6Sn0' ?aUf ' are spending a
ents Mr !l !^rS' Lendt's Par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. G. R. Led
ford, of Prentiss.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Bryant
and small son, Clyde, Jr of
Lansing, Mich., are spending
several days with Mrs. Bryant'f
mother Mrs. Thelma Edwards
Mr Tw on BidweI1 street.
Mr. and Mrs. St. Clair Ander
son will spend the rest o? thU
J"?nt.h .visiting relatives and
friends in Hawthorne N J anrf
Otlsvilie and Albany N Y
niwe aMlMo <?arl Cabe' and
spent , ?arlyne Jamison,
taluS? Part ^
Wend",' ?Ued relat'ves and
Rated" ZralkUn Wednesday.
? "a'eigh Shook, of Franklin is
Mta GeriMent n A"gel clinlc
n?. Y, aldlne Collins, of Tel
1 's i" at Angel clinic suf.
vr?g with Pneumonia.
Angel hospital. "m^S^ j
ttohamuupch hir^rcri
technician for Dr Rirho ^ 1
Slagle, atSyIva,MD0rndayRichard:
Miss Norene Copeland has r?>
Alanefftt0 h6r h?me ln Sheffield
Ala., after spending a week here
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with her friend, Miss Inez
Crawford.
Mr. and Mrs. Guy L Houk,
accompanied by Mrs. Heuk's
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Tampa, Fla., where Mrs Johns
ton spent the winter. Mr. and
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day of last week for a visit
there and to bring Mrs. Johns
ton to Franklin.
Caroline Crawford is in Tam
pa, Fla., visiting Annlynn Jones,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W. C.
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