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SECOND SECTION Franklin, N. C., Thur.day, June 11, 1959
Mrs. Larry Bryant Potts
(Gene's Studio Plioto>
AT METHODIST CHURCH ?
Miss Sarah Jean Sutton Is Bride
Of Larry Bryant Potts Saturday
Miss Sarah" Jean Sutton, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles S.
Sutton, became the bride of Larry
Bryant Potts, son of Mrs. G. B.
Woodward and the late Joseph
T. Potts, in a candlelight cere
mony at the First Methodist
Ch.u.vh at 6 o'clock last Sutur- j
day evening.
? i: e Rev. L. B. Hijr: s. assisted
by uev. Roberjl L. Early, perform- 1
ed the double-ring ceremony.
Wedding music was presented
.by Mrs. H. W. Cabe, organist, and
Bill Mendenhall, soloist. Mr. Men
denhall sang "Whither Thou
Goest" and "The Lord's Prayer".
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of Chantilly lace over net
and satin with a rounded neck
i.e and long sleeves. Her finger
ip veil of illusion was attached
o a satin cap trimmed with lacs
?rd stedpearls. She carried a
white; Bible topped with a white
orchid and stephnotis attached to
white satin streamers.
Miss Nancy Sutton, twin sister
of the bride, was maid of honor
and only attendant. She wore a
dress of white organdy over satin i
with pale green embroidery and
matching green cummerbund and
slippers. Her headdress was a
green net cap with a short reil.
and she carried white and green
carnations.
Robert Alexander served as best j
man and ushers were Jerry Sut- '
ton, brother of the bride, and j
Bruce Houston.
The bride's mother wore a dress
of blue lace over taffeta with
white accessories and a corsage of
white carnations.
The bridegroom's mother wore
a dress of pink lace with pink
and white accessories and a cor
sage of pink and white carnations.
For going away, the bride chose
a two-piece, black and white polka
dot dress, with black patent bag
and slippers, and the corsage de
tached from her bridal bouquet.
Mrs. Potts is a graduate of
Franklin High School and Pack
Square Beauty School in Ashe
ville. For the past year she has
been employed in the Darling
Beauty Shop in Franklin.
Mr. Potts is a graduate of
Franklin High School and of the
National School of Heavy Equip
ment in Charlotte. He is now
employed by the Southeastern |
Cpnstruction Company in Gaines
ville, Ga.
Following a short wedding trip j
the couple will make their home j
at 161 V2 Palmer Street, Franklin |
Out-of-town guests for the
wedding of Miss Sarah Jean Sut
ton to Larry Bryant Potts includ
ed Charles Penland, of Asheville:
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Holland
and daughter, Tammy, Mr. and
Mrs. L. E. Penland, Mrs. Lex Pen
:and and Bill Penland, of Macon.
Ga.: and Mr. and Mrs. Mack
Turpin, of Sylva..
Mrs. Larry B. Potts, the former
Miss Jean Sutton, was guest of
honor at a number of parties
prior to her, wedding Saturday.
A miscellaneous shower was '
held on Wednesday evening. May ;
13, at the home of Mrs. Bob Sloan.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. Bill Pen- j
land. Mrs: Bob Sanders, Mrs. \
Goodlow Bowman, and Mrs. Ed
Coates.
A trousseau shower w.as held
Saturday afternoon. May 30, at
the home of Mrs. Oscar Ledford,
with Mrs. Doyle Blaine and Mrs.
THE FLETCHER SCHOOL OF DANCING
ANNOUNCES
Classes in Tap and Ballet
r or
YOUNG CHILDREN AND TEEN AGERS
Classes Conducted by Beale Fletcher and
Daughter, Margaret Fletcher
Slagle Memorial Building
Starting Wednesday, June 17, Through August 19
Rates ? $15.00 per Student for the
Course of 10 Lessons
TENTATIVE SCHEDULE
Age 4 through 6 ? 2:00 p. m.
Age 7 through 11 ? 3:00 p. m.
Age 12 and over -r* 4:00 p. m.
TO REGISTER
Call Mrs. Albert Ramsey ? Telephone LA 4-2942
Call immediately, as the number we can take is
limited.
At the end of the 10 week course there will be a
Dance Recital ? beautifully costumed ? in which
the students can show their parents and friends the
progress they have made.
SPECIAL CLASS IN BALLROOM AND
SOCIAL DANCING FOR TEEN AGERS
This will be in the early evening, 7:00 p. m., and
will start June 24. But all students must register im
v r ' "
mediately. Call LA 4-2942.
Those interested in an adult class, please call
Mrs. Ramsey.
miss burch weds
GEORGE W. COOK
1\T TENNESSEE J
Miss Mildred Burch. daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Maurice Burch.
and George Warren Cook, son of
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Cook, of
Lester Manor. Tenn., were united
in marriage Friday afternoon of
last week in the Baptist parsonage
in Sevierville, Tenn. The Rev. O.
A. Qreenwell performed the double
ring ceremony.
The bride wore a white embroid
ered street-length dress with cap
sleeves and mock bolero. Her hat
was of white lace and she wore a
corsage of white carnations.
Mrs. Cook is a graduate of
Franklin High School and attend
ed Western Carolina College. Cul
lowhee. For the past two years
she has been employed by Western
Carolina Telephone Company.
Mr. Cook Is a graduate of
Cherokee High School and attend
ed Western Carolina College. He
is now a student at Richmond
Professional Institute, except for
the summer months when he will
be employed by the Eastern State
Hospital in Williamsburg. Va .
where the couple will make their j
home.
Mrs. Cook's mother, Mrs. Maur- 1
ice Burch. i'2r grandmother. Mrs
Ruby Burch. and her two bio-,
thers. Howard and Larry, all of
Franklin, attended the wedding.
Mrs. W. iVi. Wilson
MISS MOOUli \yi:J)S
WOODY M. \\ II.S( )X
Mr. and Mrs. Jay B. Moore, o'
Otto, have announced the.mani
age of their daughter, Miss Peggy ,
Jean Moore, to Woody Madisoi:
Wilson, son of Mr. and Mrs. A;
fred Joe Wi
They w?
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A miscellaneous six v. : vas held
in- the social hall c: t: ? First
Methodist Church c.j -turdav
evening, May 30, by th. leathers
of the East Franklin School.
Miss Martha Womaek entertain
ed with a luncheon at her horr>o
Saturday. June i.
ton. her sister. I r>'
ton. .and Mrss Ca. n' I* ?>'.
Mrs. Piiil McC . ,
Jerry Sutton, u
Ruth McCoilum ;.:i i
Angel, .en tei'tafru
hearsal party , a;.:' i
Friday eveiiin;:, J i
social hall of tht
Church. The hall v
with roses and '?
were served f i . ;it
wedding cake.
.1 ana M'
?i! by Mis .
Mrs. Lucille
with a re
?uke cutting
? 5. in the
-t Methodist
is decorated
pur. Guests
three-tiered ,
with lime
punch and party mints and n'i'
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Mrs. Stanley Walter Timblin . . . Former Miss Cube
AT METHODIST CHURCH ?
Miss Mary Evelyn Cabe Is Bride
Of S. W. Timblin Here Sunday
Miss Mary Evelyn Cabe, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Alex W. Cube
>f Font a ha Dam. formerly ot
Frarklin. and Stanley Walter
Timblin. son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
Cecil Timblin. of Durham, were
united in marriage Sunday after
noon at 4 o'clock at t he Firs:
Methodist Church.
The Ki v. Robert E. Early, pastor
of the-. church, .officiated, and Mrs.
*T W. Cabe. organist; presented
i program. of traditional weddinv
music.
li e al^ir and vestibule of the
church ner* d?\ orated with bas
of white eladolias. with
jMitus ard candelabra used be
'ui d the altar.
The brif'e. who w:is 'given lit
maniae.e by . her father. \vor?
of eh*' i Hilly lace and silk
.?m r'e sos. scalloped neckline,
i 'are loh'i slfevcs with tapered
?> eWirg over the hand; The)
kirt v.a> npphqued with lace, sc d
? : Is arc; sequin-., with a chap I
i ",h trifov Iler fhr ei t p vei'
:f F/ench illusion' was attachec'
o a crown ? i' s. ed pearls.- lace.
:nd sequins. She carried a cve?f?n*
shaped borqijet rrade up of a
white or- hid sunounc'. d by iilie
of tie vall -y
Miss Laura Mae Cabe. cousin of
he bride, served as mai^i of honor I
ind Wore a dress of white hue
over pink taffeta with a Ion-;
satin bcw in back. She wore a
matching headpieee and carried a
crescent Shaped bouquet of whits ,
rosebuds.
The 4110 tiler of t lie buidc worn
a dress ol pink silk shanturu with
white accessoi ii s -ainl ir corsa ?. ?
of white cymbidiums. T1 '? bride
?room's mother. wore*, blue 1 1- c
dress with white- ? accessories and
a corsage of white cy.uU.diiims.
George Timblin. of Durham,
served as his brother's best man.
and ushers were Robert Hay.
Andrews. college room mat", of the
brirti groom. and Robert Beadles,
?1 Hayesville.
Trfune'liately following the cer -
uiony a reception u.i livid in the
U llowship hall of the chilli h. at
which Miss Marietta Harrix tlas>
mate of the, bride, of Ciiai'otte.
Mr.;. Far! Townscnd. ^i.stiT of th *
brid+niroom. of Ca:ndei:. N. J . at d i
Mrs. R. I Cunnii 'l.arn, ot Slielby.
rci the punch. T1 v\ wi ? e' .? . 1
>ist( d bv Mis. C fo-ye R Pattillf
Mrs. .John Co;- an. Mrs: l.? ?
Guffpy. n'unt of the bride, kept
| the bride's book.
For going away Uie bride wore
a suit of aqua sharkskin, which
she had designed and made With
the suit she used white accessories
J and the orchid corsage detached
j from her bride's bouquet.
Mrs. Timblin is a graduate of
Franklin High School and of
Woman's College. Greensboro,
where she received her degree In
home economics.
Mr Timblin is a senior In the
| school of electrical engineering j
at N C. State College, Raleigh,
where he is a member of Delta
Sigma Phi. and president of th<>
N C. State College Union.
After a short wedding trip
through western North Carolin i
the couple plan to spend the sum
mer at Fontana Dam before re
turning to Raleigh.
Miss Mary Evelyn Cabi\ bride
elect of Stanley W Tlmblln, was
honored with a miscellaneous
shower on Thursday evening
June ?. at the home of Mrs. Henry
Christy. Mrs. George Shield serv
ed as co-hostess.
Miss Laura Mae Cabe was hos
tess at a rehearsal party given last
Saturday evening at her home on
Bidwell Street honoring Miss Mary
Evelyn Cabe and Stanley W Timb
Jin, prior to their wedding Sunday
afternoon. Members of the wed
ding party and close relatives at
tended. Mrs. Robert E. Early pre
sided at the punch bowl and Miss
Marietta Harris served cake.
A pink and white motif was
carried out in the flower arrange
ments and table decorations
MISS Rl'RCII IIOXOHM)
AT HINNKR PARTY
Miss Mildred BUrch. bride-elect
of George Warren Cook, wVs en
jrtajned with a dinner, party at
thy Dv Soto Trail restaurant
Wednesday evening of last week,
followed by a miscellaneous
shower at the home of Mrs
Chmics WhittihRton. Mrs. Hay
mend Ledford served as co-hostess
?it -the shower. Approximately 22
guests attended.
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AT SHOW IK Till USIHV
Miss Patty I, on Phillips, bride
? leet of Frank Ka-har.<.:>on Mi ich
was honored with a inisc.i_ilai.eou>'
shower Thursday afternoon ol la ;t
???f'k at the .home of Mrs. Albert.
! amscy. Jr.. on Tptlii.
' . V; C. B V-.j it- . .!??,. ant! Mrs
Wi?b f'loan served as eo-hoste ?: <
'Mi'' liousp was <irror't?< ?l.
th: oir ho'it vVit.h nn. s 1 1 : ; ? 1 1 ? i 1 1 ? r.
11'. w. rs. .The bri< < . tabic w;? ??
centere d wil h an u. ranu' m? nt it
i?i: !: roMibuc.s and pink and wjuu
lark. pur. ' *
The hostesses ?-erv;-il Irn pirich.
party cake. nuts, and mints tp ap
proximately 30 fJU? sl.V who c ill: y\
during the afternoon.
Mrs. C. T. Jones
MISS CRANE MARRIES
CLYDE THOMAS JONES
Miss Ruth Ann Crane, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Erv;n Crane, of
Franklin. Route 3, became the
blide of Clyde Thomas Jones, son
of Mr and Mrs. Tom Jones, of
Cowee. in a ceremony performed
June 6 at the, home of the Rev.
G A Cloer.
The couple U living in Franklin.
MISS FINLEY HILL
MARRY JUNE 20
Miss Rebecca Kay Finley, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. W. H. Finley,
of Moontville. S. C., will become
the bride of Nils Henry Jensen
Saturday, June 20. in Mountville.
The Flnley's are former resi
dents of Franklin. Mr. Finley was
principal at Franklin High School
for several years.
New* About
PEOPLE
Dr. and Mrs E V Fi?her and
two i hilar. n. and Mary
Susan, have re'un.*.d home from
a week's ftvacu^on in Daytona
Bench. Fla.
Mrs. Mm . m LV iohl and daugh
ter. Donna. o4 Aik n. 3 C., and
Mr. ahd Mrs. J.-gies Brown and
son, K m, oi Victor. -Salem, were
week lug. gUvM> oi Mr. and Mi's.
Charles Con ley. Si
Mr and Mrs Newell Garner,
of Winston Si*! m. vi>i-.eu Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Carpenter and other
relatives last Week
Mrs. Tom Phillips left Monday
of this week to return to her home
in Pompano Beach, Fla ... after a
visit of several days With her
mother. Mrs. C L. Garner, and
othn relatives.
Mr. and Mis. Ted Clark and *
two sons h -v e returivd home from
a vacation trip to D iytona Beach,
Fla. '
M. ->. Howard Peacock and chil
< n i\ M i ci i. Woody. Ansley, and
Mark, w re uresis of Mrs. Pea
cock's sister, Mrs Fred Salain,
and Mr. Salain last w- ek end.
Mrs . L. E. Penlana and Mrs.
Richard Holland and daughter,
Tan my. of Macon. G* . are spend
ing this week with Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Sander. s and other relatives.
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