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THE WAYNES VILLE MOUNTAINEER
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, : age was of talisman roses.
C lillord K. Hrown. lather of the
the bridegroom, wa-. his son's best
man. Serving as ushers were
Ki hard Queen and Sam Queen, Jr.
brothers of the bride.
Following the ceremony an in
I.uihjI reception was held by the
bride's parents, 'l'lie receiving line
was composed of the niembers of
lli,. wcding party and parents of
the bride and bridegroom.
The bridal table was covered
with a lace cloth and centered with
,, three-tier wcding cake, bearing
ihe bridal motif. White tapers in
silver holders flanked the corners
ill the table.
Assisting in receiving were: Mrs.
.luliii M. Queen, aunt of the bride,
who presided over the cutting of
the wedding cake; Mrs. Claude
lingers, and Mrs. J. T. Chappcl,
Presided at the punch bowl; Mrs.
.lack Semaschke, Miss l.ois Morgan,
Miss Doris lirown, Mrs. Frederick
Nichols, Mrs. Charles Heed and
Mrs. John Carver, assisted in serv
ing. Miss Mary Noland was in
charge of the bride's book.
Mrs. Queen, mother of the bride,
wore an afternoon gown of rose
sheer with a picture hat of straw
.mil her accessories were in black,
while her corsage was of white car
nations. Mrs. lirown, mother of Ihe bride
groom wore a gown of light blue
sheer with black accessories. Her
corsage was also of white carna
I ions.
Immediately following the re
ception, the couple left by motor
for a wedding trip to an unan
nounced dest ination. Upon their
return they will reside in Clyde.
Mrs. Hrown received her H. S.
degree in Home Economies from
Ihe Woman's College of the Uni
versily of North Carolina in the
( hiss of lU-Ft, and al the time of
Ihe aiinouiiceinenl of her engage
ment was teaching in the Clyde
high school.
Mr. Hrown, a veteran of World
War II, served for two years in Ihe
aimed forces and was attached to
the I1. S. Infantry, lie is now in
nor oR
Mrs. Albert Abel
Honors Bride
Elect With Party
Mrs. Albert Abel was hostess
on Tuesday evening of a linen
shower in compliment u Miss
Frances Thompson whose engage
ment to Iiufus Halt ! iff was recently
announced. White and pink were
combined in the party appoint
ments. The bride-elect received
many useful and lovely pieces of
linen from the guests present.
Included in the courtesy were
the following: Mrs. Clayton Alex
ander. Mrs. M. C. Croon. Mrs.
Hubert Caldwell. Mrs. Robert Gil
lette, Mrs. l.cm Leopard, Mrs.
Mark Davis, Mrs. Gilbert Reeves,
Mrs. Laura McDaniel, and Miss
Harris Knglish.
Mrs. Abel was assisted by her
young daughters. Linda and Nancy
Abel in serving the guests.
Ruby F. Brown
Honored With
Shower on 18th
Mrs ,1. I Discus was hostess on
Tuesday evening with a miscellane
ous shower in compliment to Miss
Ruby Frances Brown, whose mar
riage will take place tomorrow
evening al the First Haptist Chinch
The residence was arranged in
quant it ies of early summer flowers
in mixed bouquets.
Miss lirown was presented with
a number of lovely gifts of linen,
crystal china and silver.
The guest list included; Mrs. L
K. Green. Mrs. Zeb Curtis, Mrs.
John M. Queen. Mrs M. C. Green.
Mrs. C. V. Nobeck. Mrs. W. A
Uradley. Mrs. G. C. I'lott, Mrs
James Discus, Mrs T. L liramlett.
Mrs. Fred Cambell. Mrs. Dorothy
Green Fields. Mrs Nellie Clark.
Mrs, Horace Ferguson. Mrs. (; rov
er C. Davis. Mrs Joe Liner. Mrs
Robert Livingston. Mrs. Ada Palm
er. Mrs. Annie Hell Sprinkle. Mrs.
lien Sutton. Mrs L. G. Klliott. Mrs
W. R. Francis. Mrs Frank Compton.
Mrs. Sam Jones. Mrs. .1 N. Shool
bred. Mrs Horace Frost. Mrs Grady
Farmer, Mrs Kate Farmer. Mrs
llotirv Francis. Mrs Jack Hogan.
Mrs. N. W. Garrett. Mrs. Annie
Howell, Mrs Ruth Tuner. Mrs
( lav ton Walker. Mrs Herbert Tate.
Mrs. Gladys F.oll Sheehan. Miss
Merrill Green. Miss lirown. bride
elect and her mother, Mrs. J. Col
v 111 Hrow n.
Mr. and Mrs Hubert liolton and
son Albert liolton. of Griffin. Ga.
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Kirkpal
riek and Miss Robina Miller. Mrs.
liolton was before her marriage
Miss Fannie Willis Niles. niece of
Mrs. Kirkpatrick and Miss Miller.
business in Clyde.
Among the out of town guest
attending the weding were; Mrs.
Frank Davis, T Canton, and Mrs.
Robert Teague, of Hrcvard, amis
of the bride; Miss Lois I'ryor, of
Chimney Hock: Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Havnes, and Mr. and Mrs. Charlie
lirown, grandparents of the bride
groom; Mr. and Mrs. Jay Morgan,
and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Hrown,
aunts and uncles of the bridegroom,
all of Clyde.
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FOR CHILDREN TOO I
QSBiaau arr maze
Engaged
MISS JOYCF. AVIK ll( K'.FKS,
whose engagement to Troy Lee
McCraeken has recently been an
nounced by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. C. N. Rogers. The marriage
is scheduled to lake place on Sep
tember 22. The bride-elect is a
graduate of the Fines Creek high
school. The bridegroom. elect is
the son of Mrs. Kssie L. McCraeken
and the late Walter R. McCraeken,
and is a veteran of World War II
having served with the li S. Arniv
Engineers. He received his dis
charge last December and has since
resided in the Crahlree section
where he is engaged 111 farming.
L. E. Hcnshaws
Have Family
Reunion Here
Mr, and Mrs. I.vnn F. Ileushaw
and their children limine and F.i 11
esl or the Palmer House were hosts
this week for a family reunion,
with Mrs J. F. Ileushaw . ol Miami
guest of honor, mot her ol Ihe form
er. The four sons of Mrs Ileushaw
and their families were all present,
as well as other relatives. High
lights of thi week included a din
nor Sunday at the Palmer House
with 22 guests attending. The table
was decorated with lialsam and the
place cards had liny hags of lialsam
attached, as favors The guests al
so received photographs reproduc
ed from tin types made over 7(1
years ago of Mrs. Ileushaw and her
late husband as children.
Many sight seeing I rips were lak
cii including an overnight visit at
Ihe summer home of Mr and Mrs
II II Ileushaw at Cashiers
Those present at the reunion
were. Mrs. J 1'.. Ileushaw. Mr and
Mrs. Fail Ileushaw. Mr. and Mrs
II II. Ileushaw, and children.
Richard, Mary Jo. and Jean Ann.
Mr. and Mrs. Huford Hull and
daughter June, all ol Miami: Mr
and Mrs Don Ileushaw. ol Tor
onto. Out Canada Mi and Mrs
Horace Q1111111. of Km. Ion Mr:,
Fail Warner, of Tckon ha. Mich,
and Floyd Warner and daui'lilei
Norman Jean, ol llatlle (.'reek.
Mich.
Sisters Meet
First Time In
Eighteen Yours
Mrs. Fred Hrown. formerly of
Waynesville. now of Senna. S, C.
has recently received her fir .t com
munication from her astir, Mr.
Ruby Lee Williams, now a resident
of Hirmingham Ala, 111 111 veal-., it
was learned 111 a leicnt letter to
The Mountaineer from the former.
The sislers were separated when
Mrs. Williams was onlv two year,
of age. Another sister. Mrs Ora
Lee Prcsslcy resides 111 .1' lie .
ville. Mrs. Williams and Mi:.
Brown plan to visit Mis I'rcv.lcy
here on Julv. 14(h and il will be
the first time the three sister:, have
beeen together in 111 years.
Baptists Arrange For Special Meet
To Consider The Reynolds Offer
WINSTON-SALHM The general
hoard of the Baptist Slate conven
tion voted unanimously lo tall a
special session of the lievnolds
foundation to W ake Forest College
Although no definite tune was
set for calling the special session
prior a) the annual convention
scheduled for November at .Vdio
villc. the resolution adopted hv (In
board slated that it should be "held
at .some central point a.- soon ,1
prael liable.'
The president, recording secre
larv and general secret. irv ol the
conv cut ion are aul hoi ied to set Ihe
date, li Ihe place ol Hie conveu
11011 and nolil'v the churches lo se
lect and send messengers.
Although no time was set in the
resolution, the last week 111 Julv or
Ihe first week ill September were
freelv mentioned b hoard mem
bers as logical limes for the special
session.
This is the first time such .1 ses
sion of Ihe convention has been
called. It was decided to break
I li is precedent in order that a tinal
decision mav be made on the offer
of Ihe Rev nolds foundation to
make a $10,500,000 endowment
available to Wake Forest college
if it is moved to Winston -Salem
The main purpose for winch lo
dav s board meeting was called was
lo get the boards approval id' in
currence of a debt hv the conven
tion sullicient to IhiiIiI a 110 room
addition lo the Norlli Carolina Lap
list hospital Tins was handled
briefly hv referring it lo I lie board
for later decision
J Roy Clifford of l.cMUglon.
named as head ot Hie convent urn's
nine man eommillec to nnesligate
and make reeonmieiiilal ions to the
board in the matter, said his com
mittee was not prepared lo bring
its I mal report lie said I lie com
nullee from the general hoard
working with the hospital roinnul
lee. would colli mile lo stinK and
i:.ive puhlicilv to Ihe urgent need',
of the 1 1 1 -si it lit 1011 lor more space
.mil include a I111.1l report in Hie
general board s report In Hie stale
convention al its nevl loeeling.
Clifford said the eon-eiisiis of
people he hail talked with was
against incurring the debl lo the
convention although Ihcy adinilled
need lor addit loual beds to increase
1 Ihe ministry of Ihe hospital and
'..1 ford more facilities to medical
student s.
i Oilier business included the re-1
porl ol the committee appointed to
study needs of churches in college
ti 1 a 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 1 ics where aid is being
i'.i v en w hii h w as made by S 1. Mor-
I gan. .li : recommendation thai a
committee he appointed to 111. ip out
,1 program of town and counlrv I
work and suggest a person lor 1 1 it-
position, election of Rev J C. C.i
uipe as secretary of Fvangelism al !
a salary ol $4,200 annually plus al- ;
low, mcc for a home; acceptance of
the resignation of Mrs. Roger Mar
shall as manager of the llaptist I
Hook store and appointments ol
llarrv V. Gamble of Statesville and
George Heavers of Apex to fill un
expired terms on Ihe board.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Van Gicson
have arrived from their winter
home 111 Orlando, and have joined
the hitler's son. and daughter in
law Mr. and Mrs. Frank kinscy al
their home on the I'igeon Rood.
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Miss Charlccn Kotha
To .Spend Vacation
Here Before Goinj.; lo Fla.
Miss Charleen Hotha. who has
hen leaching in Ihe Slate deal and
blind school in Morgan'on lias ai
rived to visit her mother. Mr..
Harry Hotha during the summer
vacation. Miss liolha has accepted
a similar position in St 11gu 1 me.
Fla for the coming year with a
Florida institution.
Granddaughter Visits
Mrs. Amelia Hoke
During the Past Week
Lt. 'jgi and Mrs J. K. N'orthcult.
of Washington. I). C were I he
guests during the past few davs of
their grandmother. Mrs Amelia
Hoke and olher relatives
Lt. Northcutt has been in Ihe
U. S. Navy for eighl years and is
now on terminal leave, which ends
on July. 4th.
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Miss Kathryn Queen
Spends Week-End
Here With Parents
Miss Kathryn Queen, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs John M. Queen spent
the week end in town with her par
ents. Miss Queen w ho holds a po
sition with the state headquarters
of the USES recently returned from
Minneapolis, where she attended a
meeting ol the national group.
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