U'GlTST , 1945 (On Day Nearer Victory)
THE
WAYNESVILLE MOUNTAINEER
PAGE FIVE (First Section! 1
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was edged in sheer organdy em
broidery. The same patterned em
broidery outlined the high round
neckline. Tiny sell euvered but
tons were used down the front of
the bodice, and the sleeves were
Ion? e'l'.mg in points over the
hands The organdy embroidery
was also used on the full skirt as
a pepluni. Her ti rigor length veil
of illusion was worn with a cor
onet of orange blossoms She
carried a white prayorhook to
which was attached a bompiet of
white orchids showered with single
tuberoses.
The bride had as her maid of
honor her cousin. Miss Henrietta
l.ove, of Raleigh and Waynesville
j She. wore a gown of violet sal in,
j with three quarter length sleeves
j shirred at one side The neckline
of the fitted bodice was cut square
j in front and edged with a ruffled
insert of the material of the gown
j The skirt was full with a ruffled
I insert in the back, winch fell the
' lull length of the gown She wore
j an arrangement of yellow and vio
i let colored (lowers in her hair.
and carried an old fashioned arm
bouquet of mixed (lowers with yel
low and violet shades predominat
ing. Mrs Kinmett Gailouay. of Rich
mond. a also a eousm of the
bride, was matron oi honor. Her,
gown wos ot deep coral modeled
on similar lines to that of the
maid ot honor and she wore an
arrangement of (lowers harmoniz
ing with her gow n m her hair.
She carried an old .asluoned bou
quet ot mixed (loweis. a duplicate
ot those earned by tne maid of
honor
Frederick l.ove ot Raleigh and
Waynesville cou-in oi the bride,
served .is lu st man to ..ijor Jones
L'shers vveie H. r. Sloan, and-Sergeant
Robert 11 liieeec. of the
AAF
lhei wore a black
-ow h vv it li larce
); .tei-evsnru's
u.i- ot white or-
Their Marriage Took Place Saturday
The
bride - i
crepe .d'tcrtioo
black hat and
and her cms.it
cluds.
The In iile w ho i- m aiiuoaiigh
Ici of the I. Me M.uor and Mrs
W 1 1 ! i.i ti W Sti nmti, hi of Wav nos
ville. attended tin local schools
St Genevieve's Mhool in Asheville
and is a graduate ot Fassifern
School tor Girls She volunteered
111 the service in the Marine Corps
in March. Ill 14 and was sent to
Camp l.eieuiie tor her basic train
ing after which she was translcr
red to San Hugo, C.ihl where she
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MAJOR
an iniportan!
formed by tin
here Mrs Jones
Lome Slnnglield
M) MRS JOHN IVU IIl
event on Saturday. August
Rev. Robert G Talum rec ti
was before her mania
daughter ot Mr and
Si
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IOM.S v hose wedding vv as
1 I he ceremony vv as per
r ot (Ir.i.r I'piseopal ( "linrch.
'e the In! nii'i M i-s Cat ol i na
li- James 1 ,ov e SI i mi: held
ille's Beautiful New
esidential Section
Absolutely Restricted
w Being Sold
PRIVATE SALE
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is now stationed At the tune she
enleied the service she was taking
pnvale iiistiuelion in living at
Kru in.
Bride
Jones attended Christ
and graduated trom the
I ma Stale College. Ral-
1 !M I I pon
Good Street-
orlooks Waynesville
Klovation Ample Shade Trees
: Main Street
Near School-
Today and Look This Property Over . .
Details or Appointment To Visit
Property, See . . .
Man.
Sell. ml
orlh I '
eu;h in llie class
t:railuat ion he was commissioned i
second lieutenant and given credit
for Ins HOTC training. He was
sent to Philadelphia for a course
ol in'tiuetion anil alter comple
tion was ti anslerrcd to llarlingeu
lex. tor liulher training in the
ordnance department in which he
has served
Ma tor Jones has reeenllv return
ed to the Stall's trom three years
ol serv n e in I he I'aeilic theat re
He was sent to New Guinea 111
Jul. IIIK' and served there lor
one year Later he was sent to
Netherlands Kast Indies and from
(here to the Philippines, where he
was stationed at the time he was
grained a leave, returning to this
country the latter part of July.
following the ceremony at the
church the bride's parents were
hosts of an informal reception at
their home, receiving with the
bridal party in the living room.
The residence was arranged in
quantities ol garden Mowers in
miscellaneous arrangements, while
the bridal motif was carried out
in the appointments in the dining
room The bride's table was placed
in Iront of the; fireplace, which
had been transformed into a back
ground of white and green by the
use ol while gladioli and fernery.
The table was covered with a lace
and centered with the three
wedding cake, and at either
were candelabra bearing light -
apers l one end Mrs Ruber!
SIiium'!! ol Shelbv. (Hun.
an ol I he bride, poured c odec
sx s;
sxV h six i
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t he lol iner M iss
(laugniei oi Mr
mom Clarke, ol
marriage took place
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at Mt .inn
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Bride-Elect Given
Buffet Supper By
Four Cousins
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AN ABUNDANCE of drclnc pov.-cr has aiwoy.-. hm
available in Way'nrsvillr. Nov the Cnrohra Tovr f,
Liaht Company has an avalanche of var-!irr.p power
ready for peace-lime production. It is reiianic,
tips mananed nower that rays its own way
fn Keina readv for war production, it helped pay
J-xr urfir nrnri nrl'OTI t h rouah tnxes. This
surplus, war-time, business managed power
able to you now. Waynesville has plenty
lerials . . . native labor . . . delightful living conditions
. . . real market advantages. These are things- that
help make a great city greater. Our industrial depart
mn j rooneratina in an effort to make these advan
tages go to work for your city in a new rurge
American enterprir-e
busi-
In addi-
alanche of
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of raw ma-
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Miss Rose 'I . it urn
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and Mrs Sam
Slnnglield
Mrs C I'
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Mrs
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serving wen Mis
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Pol low 1 Ilk' I I
couple left for
-in unannoiiiK el
w Inch 1 hey will i
to then families
back to their post
Ihe bride wore Ik
n i t'i i n tug and
Junes Kilp.d
l.ove Mitchell
II well I. Row!.
' I- bin in' and Miss
ol Athens. C,,,
leceptloli the
wedding flip to
destination, after
('turn for a visjl
before reporting
Por traveling
white uniform
ol vv lute orchids de
hor bi'idai arrango-
.ind a rorsagi
1 achahle lion
ment
Minor Jones report to Port
Bragg tor reassignment when Ins
leave is completed and Mrs Jones
will return to Ik r post at Ihe Ma
rine base in San Diego. Calif
Among the out-of-town guests
attending the wedding were: Mrs.
C. K. Baldwin anil Mrs M. S
Symington, of Asheville. aunts of
the bridegroom. Mr, and Mrs
Leslie Toms, and Mrs. Knimetf
Galloway , of Richmond. a . ("ol
and Mrs. Prod W Alsleatter. of
Savannah. Ga . Mrs Allen I.ind
say. of Memphis. Tcnn . Mrs. Rob
ert C. Stimson nf Shelby. Ohio.
Miss Henrietta Love and Frederick
l.ove. of Raleich and Waynesville.
and Sergeant Robert H. Rreece.
! MacDill Field. Tampa. Fla.
Miss Henrietta Love and Frede
rick Love, both of Raleigh, were
the guests of their mother. Mrs.
' Hygh A. Imp -binng thp u ppic.
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