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THE WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
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Mary Emily Siler Is Wedded To
Carl Edwin Rothrock Saturday :
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ceremony played "Lieb-
,j7t. Miss mem.
U b, Mr- Matncy, sang
ijv il llardelol. aim
In Schubert. The
nur( Ik s l Wagner anu
urrr used for till'
and Ihr recessional.
;!ir M'P wore a su
itianiuiseltc oer taffeta
i lilted bodice with ofT-
ker effect trimmed in a
..ft fulds ol inar-
Tbe beeves were long.
point- over the hands
kirt was made wnn
Indru training. The veil
held in place by ;i
orange blossoms and fell
iigili of the train. She
bride'- bouquet ol white
nuered with stcphanotis
Inns of pearls and an
icarl brooch, the latter
Marriage Took Place Saturday Night
till
the gift of the bridegroom
-Mrs. David Stentz. niatrcn of
honor, wore a gown of pink, with
fitted bodice fashioned of brocade
and the full skirt of net. The
sleeves were three-quarter length
and the neckline was a sweetheart
model. She carried an arm bou
quet of pink roses, blue delphin
iums bordered with liny white
flowers.
i Sister Is Attendant
Miss Betsy Siler, sister of the
bride, was maid of honor,- and she
wore a gown of similar material
and model, and also earned an
arm bouquet of pink roses and
blue delphinium.
Serving as bridesmaids were
Miss Doris Rothrock. sister of the
bridegroom, and Miss Mary Ann
Massic. cousin of the bride. They
wore gowns of pink net with high
round necklines, three quarter
sleeves, and and fitted bodices with
full skirts, and carried old-fashioned
bouquets of pink and blue flow
ers. Captain Hot brock had as liis
best man bis lather. Oscar Alex
ander Rothrock. ot Reidsville.
Serving as ushers were Herbert 1,.
Buchanan, and Sam II Musimell. j
Jr.. of Waynesville. and W. H. j
McSpadden. of Chilhowie, Va
The bride's mother wore a gown
modeled with a full inshia skirt '
and a chartruse budice. emhroid- i
ered in fushia. and her corsage !
was of purple orchids. The bride- I
groom's mother wore a model of i
gray and yellow-, with Hie skirl of i
gray and the bodice of .w-llow (low- j
ered material and her corsage was I
also of purple orchids j
The bride is a graduate of Hie j
Wav nesville Township high .chool. !
Peace Junior College, and the Wo- i
man's College of the I'nrcrsity
of North Carolina, and has done
graduate work in social courses at
the University of North Carolina.1
After graduation she was connect - 1
ed with the welfare department
in I.uinberlon for a short while
prior to joining the American Red '
Cross. She look special training
at the National Red Cross head-'
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MRS
rock took
CARL EDWIN ROTHROCK, the
place at the First Methodist Chur
former Miss Kmily Siler, whose marriage
ih on Saturday evening, July 21st.
to Captain floth-
quarlors in Washington, D. C
I it Am
The Lumberjack Suit
Real fashion news because it's sleek,
.smooth, and smart! Note the brief
jacket tailored just like a pilot's
the skirt, blade-slim to minimize your
hips. From an advance collection.
M?i mi
Ne ArriT,u
,a rU Suits
after which she served as execu
tive secretary of the Rockingham
and Haywood Red Cross chapters.
Captain Rothrock is a graduate
of Virginia Polytechnic Institute
in the class of lillll He volunteer
ed in the service in 1 1)4 1 and has
recently returned to the Slates
after twenty-two months overseas
lour ol duty in the Kuropean the
atre of operations. He was attach
ed to the 2Hrd Kngineer Battalion
of the ,'trd Armored Division. He
was wounded and has been award
ed the Purple Heart and also holds
the Ilrone Star tor meritorious
achievement.
Reception Held
Following the ceremony at Hie
church the parents of the bride
were hosts of a reception at their
home which was allended by ovcr
.101.1 guests. Cap! and Mrs. W,
V. Swill received m the entrance
h-jll. ami the receiving line com
posed of (he bridal party, Ihe
hosts, and Ihe parents of Hie
parents of Ihe bridegroom stood in
I the living room.
Mr. and Mrs. Jonathan Woody
received in the sun room and were
in charge of the bride's registrar.
I Mr and Mrs. Hugh Massle receiv
! ed at Ihe entrance to Ihe dining
room Mr. and Mrs. T. l.enolr
(Jwyn greeted the guests in the gift
room Miss Alice Qulnlan served
punch assisted by Mrs Rarbara
Seaman. Mis. James Kilpatrick.
and Miss Bette Hannah.
Mrs M II. Howies and Mrs C,
C. Ferguson presided in the din
ing room and were assisted In
serving by Mrs. J. B. Siler, Mrs
Kenneth Hi ugh. Miss F.vclyn
Siler, Miss Martha Way and Miss
Hilda Way.
Arrangements of flowers in
pastel "shades were msed through
out the residence, while the bridal
moljf was used in Ihe dining room.
A fan shaped vase held while
gladioli at one end ol the table
and mi either side were three
pronged silver holders with white i
tapers. At the other end of thel
table was the three Her wedding I
The Hugh Massies
Hosts At Luncheon
For Wedding Party
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Massle were
I hosts of a luncheon on Friday as
a courtesy to their uiecc, Miss
Emily Slier, and Captain Carl Ed
win Rothrock, the members, of
their wedding party and the out--of-town
guests here for the mar
riage on Saturday evening, July
21 ,t, at nine o'clock.
The bridal motif was observed
in the dining room and mixed ar
rangements of summer flowers
were used advantageously through
out the residence. Attractive fa
vors were presented each guest.
Those present for the affair
were: Miss Emily Slier, Captain
Rothrock. Mr. and Mrs. Oscar
Alexander Rothrock and Miss
Doris Rothrock, of Reidsville. Mr.
and Mrs. Rufus Slier, Miss Mary
Ann Masstc. Mrs. David Stentz,
Miss Prat her Sisk, of Fayettevtlle,
Miss Louise McLoud, of Lumber
ton. Rev. Robert W. Turner, of
Walnut Cove. Mr aij Mrs. Sam
H. Bushnell. Jr., Rev. and Mrs J.
Clay Madison, Mr. and Mrs. Her
bert Buchanan, Miss Betty Walls,
of Rockingham, Mrs. Mllloii Brock
mcyer and Mrs. Kenneth Brugh. of
Pulaski. Va., and Mrs. W. L. Mat-ney.
cake which bore the bridal motif
and was first cut by the bride and
bridegroom with the latter's saber
For traveling the bride wore a
yellow palm beach suit with small
gray hat with veil and gray acces
sories, nnd a corsage of white or
chids which was detachable from
her bridal bouquet.
After the reception the couple
left for a weeek's wedding trip
al an unannounced destination,
after which they will go to the
Northlngton General llonpital
Tuscaloose, Ala., where the bride
groom has been a patient since he
arrived from overseas. He will re
ceive treatment there for the com
ing four months.
Among the out-of-town guests
attending the wedding were: Mr.
and Mrs. Oscar Alexander Roth
rock, and Miss Dorts Rothrock, of
Reidsville, Mrs. Clarence Wood, of
Greensboro, aunt of the bride
groom; Miss Prather Sisk. of Fay
ettevtlle, Miss Louise McLoud. of
I.umberton, Mrs. John J. Marshall.
Mrs. Richard P. Woodbury. Miss
Betty Walters. Mrs. Henry C. Wall,
and Mr. and Mrs. James N. Nlcol
son, of Rockingham; Misses Ann
and Corrlc Kerr, great aunts of
the bride, and Mr- nd Mrs.
George II. Ward, of Asheville;
Rev. Robert W. Turner, of Wal
nut Cove; Mrs. Walter Rungan, of
Oak Ridge. Tenn., Mrs. Milton
Brockmeyer and Mrs. Kenneth
Brurfh, of Pulaski. Va., W. B.
MacSpaddon, of Chilhowie, Va.,
Mrs. Jack Klwood, of Canton, Ohio.
Mrs. George Ward, of Asheville,
Miss Jane Stentz and Mrs. J. Dale
Stent, of Shelby.
Miss Mary Uavis and Mrs. L. J.
Stockton, of Charlotte, spent last
week-end as the guests of Mrs.
J. M. Medford at The Maples.
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