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TEE PILOT—Southern Pines, North Carolina
THURSDAY, JUNE 18, 1959
WEST END NEWS
Waters'Bost Wedding | Portsmouth, Va. with Mrs. Jewel
The West End Presbyterian: Kearns of Greensboro serving the
Church was the scene of the mar-■ bridal cakes. Mrs. James Muse of
riage of Miss Patricia Foil Bost Carthage presided at the brides
and James Howard Waters Sun- register. Others assisting at the
day afternoon at 4:30 (j’clock with'reception were Miss Flora Mc-
Rev. Paul Buzard officiating. The
bride is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert Foil Bost of Eagle
Springs. The bride groom is the
Donald of Carthage; Mrs. Joe
Redding of Walton Beach, Fla.;
Mrs. Robert Fleming of Green-
opportunity to see the work that
had been done during the school
week.
Mrs. McDonald Hostess
Mrs. Allan McDonald- was hos
tess to a buffet dinner for the
Sandspur Club at her home
Thursday evening. Mrs. J. H. Me-
cpruigs. .U. orxu. kxu.xm xs wx.,viUe; Mrs. Margaret Nance of
son of Mr. and Mrs. Seaton Waters Durham; Mrs. Watson Mabe of,
Friday for New Orleans, La. for
visit with their daughter and
family. Dr. and Mrs. William
SheppareU. Last weekend Mr.
and Mrs. Cox with B. A. Cox of
Ellerbe visited Mrs. Sloan Cox
and Mr. and Mrs. Henry Kend
ricks in Gastonia.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Wilson of
Tampa, Florida, arrived Thursday
High Point; Mrs. Robert Temple-1 f. Progr^ on Forest and Rec-
ton and Mrs. Walter Granger of She was ^sisted with
Winston-Salem; and the honorary program by her husband who
attendants. The bride’s parents, showed a color film on the geo-
entertained at a cake cutting for graphical fopnation of the earth
the wedding party and out of-®® m the Grand Canyon,
town guests following the rehear-' retiring President, Mrs Lee
a deeo noint at the waist line sal Saturday evening. Mrs. John ® recognized the officers
a deep point at the waist ^ime, McIntosh of Star served 1°^ the coming_year who are:
of Star.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a dress of white
acetate and alencon lace with a
sabrina neckline detailed with
sequins and pearls which also cen
tered the lace of the bodice. From
pleats draped to form a
.train. Her long scalloped veil,
edged in alencon lace, was attach
ed to a tiara of lace encrusted .
with pearls and sequins. The bride,
designed and made her wedding
dress and her mother made the
veil; She carried a white orchid
on her sister’s white Bible.
Miss Sarah Bost was her sister’s
maid'of honor. Her waltz length
dress was of white silk chiffon
with a head band of alencon lace
flowers. She carried a white ace
tate basket of mixed summer
flowers. Wearing dresses like that
of the honor attendant were the
bridesmaids. Miss Evelyn Bruton
of Candor, college roommate of
the bride; Miss Nancy Thompson
of Matthews; Miss Mary Louise
Meacham of Huntersville; and
Miss Vivian Tucker of West End.
The bride’s cousins, Carolyn and
Donna Redding of Ft. Walton
Beach, Fla., were flower girls.
The bridegroom’s brother, Robert
Waters, of Star caried the rings.
The honorary bridesmaids were
Misses Ann and Ruth Fleming of
Greenville, Miss Cara Ann Poole
of Candor, Miss Claudia McIn
tosh of Star, Misses Ann and Mari
lyn McIntosh of Asheboro and
Miss Linda Williams of Eagle
Springs.
Mr. Waters was his son’s best
man. Ushers were Sherwood
Nance of Durham, cousin of the
bride; Larry Thompson of Star;
William Bates of Derita; and
James McIntosh of Asheboro,
uncle of the bride. Music was
presented by Scott Parson of Can
dor, organist, and Miss Leslie
Winsette of Galax, Va., soloist
who sang “Dreaming” and “The
Lord’s Prayer.”
Mrs. Roy Williams served as
director for the wedding.
For her daughter’s wedding,
Mrs. Bost wore a dress of blue
lace with a matching lace h?l-
Mrs. Waters wore a dress of rose
lace with matching accessories.
The bride’s maternal grandmo
ther wore a dress of mint green
and they all had corsages of pur
ple orchids.
The bride is a M^y 31 graduate
of Woman’s College of the Uni
versity of North Carolina at
Greensboro with a degree in
Home Economics. Mr. Waters,
graduate of Wake Forest College,
served two years in the Marine
Corps Reserve and last year was
instructor at Oak HiU Academy,
Mouth of Wilson, Va. At Wake
Forest he was a member of the
Sigma Chi Social Fraternity
For a wedding trip the bride
changed to a blue linen sheath,
elbow length sleeves and pink
and white accessories. This dress
was also designed and made by
the bride. The bride and groom
will be members of the high
school faculty at Candor for the
coming year.
Following the ceremony the
bride’s parents received the wed
ding guests at their home. Alter
nating in serving punch were
Mrs. Helen McIntosh of Asheboro,
Mrs. Neal Clark of Washington,
punch and Miss Nancy Thompson President;
served cake assisted by Mrs. 2°^ Clark, Vire-President;
Helen McIntosh and Mrs. Joe Red- ^rs. Tommy McNeil, Secretary;
Mrs. Earl Auman, Treasurer; Mrs.
for a 10 day visit with Mike’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Wil
son. Last week Watts Auman
called on Mr. and Mrs. Wilson in
Tampa while he was the house
guest of Henry Neale. He also
visited his former pastor smd
family, the Hogan Yancey’s in
St. Petersburg.
Spending last week with Mrs.
E. R. Outland was her sister-in-
law, Mrs. Sam McDuffie of Tar-
boro.
Stephen Johnson had a tonsi-
lectomy at Duke last week.
Chris McDonald was home from
State summer school for the
weekend. Joe Eifort and Clifton
Munn were here fronj High Point
summer sc}iool and Joe was the
Sunday dinner guest of Mr. and
Mrs. T. J. Fletcher. Merle Flet
cher was home from Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Monroe, Jr.,
who have recently moved fo Ra
leigh, spent the weekend with^
the Fred Monroes.
At Ocean'Drive for the week
end were Mr. and Mrs. Melvin
Hartsell and Sandra and the
Richard Garner family of Pine-
hurst.
Personals
Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Cos left
Ch«K>se
■ D. C., and Mrs. Reba Waters of which time the parents had an
_. , . Ralph Fowlkes, Parliamentarian;
Th^ circles of the Women of Custodian,
the Presbyterian Church met; Announce Marriage
jointly Monday evening at which | Mr. and Mrs. Emerson Wald
time they honored Miss Sarah man of Charlottesville, Va. an-
Black, bride-elect with a shower, nounce the marriage of their i
Serving as hostesses for .the ^e- daughter, Imogen Wertenbaker,
ning were Miss Valeria McCrum- to Samuel Hawley Poole on Mon
men, Mrs. Quinton Smith, and day, the sixth of April, at Myrtle
Mrs.' Earl Auman who arranged | Beach, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Poole ^
the gifts on display in the Church are both students at the Univer-
parlor. The bride’s table was cen-' sity of North Carolina at Chapel
tered with an arrangement of , Hill,
summer flowers flanked with
tapers. Mrs. Smith presided at
the punch bowl and Mrs. Auman
and Miss McCrummen served
cakes, mints, and nuts. The pro
gram of the evening was present
ed in the sanctuary with the vice-
president, Mrs. Bob Youngblood
presiding. Mrs. George Houck
was moderator for the Bible Study
and Miss Tressie Auman gave
the program.
Covered Dish Supper
Mrs. Bill Poley and Mrs. Archie
Farmer were hostesses to a “va
cation time” covered dish supper
for the Woman’s Club Thursday
evening in the recreation hall of
the Presbyterian Church. From
the mantle hung a fisherman’s
net entertwined with sea shells,
on the walls were travel maps
and vacation folders. Sand buck
ets decorated the serving table
and each guest’s place was mark
ed with a gilded sea shell as a
favor. The members gave a ris
ing ovation in appreciation of the
leadership of Mrs. M. C. McDon
ald for the past year. The follow
ing officers were installed for
the coming year: President, Mrs.
George Houck; Vice-President,
Mrs. G. A. Munn; Recording Sec
retary, Mrs. W. E. Jackson; Corre
sponding Secretary, Mrs. E. R.
Outland; Treasurer, Mrs. J. F.
Sinclair, and Parliamentarian,
Mrs. J. H. Poole.
Bible School
Vacation Bible School was held
last week at the Baptist Church
with Rev. J. C. Halliburton serv
ing as principal for children from
3-16. Mrs. Halliburton was pianist
and Miss Jean Hill was Secretary.
Department directors were as
follows: Nursery, Misses Louise
Baughn, Betty Gibson, and Jean
Hannah; Beginners, Mrs. Jessie
Saunders; Primaries, Mrs. Jack
Murrary, Mrs. Ed Baughn, and
Miss Carol Blake; Junior Girls,
Mrs. Bobbie Dunn, Mrs. Ina Bol
ton, and Miss Frances Atkins;
Junior Boys, Bobbie Dunn, Dew
ey Saunders, and Jessie Saunders;
and Intermediates, Mr. and Mrs.
Johnny Greene. Refreshments
were served each evening by a
committee composed of Mrs.
Dennis Greene and Mrs. Lucile
Dunn. On Friday evening, a con
secration and rededication service
was held with the Junior and In
termediate Departments meeting
jointly. Commencement exercises
were held Saturday evening, at
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