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Long's Chapel
Guild To Meet
Tuesday Night
The Wesleyan Service Guild of
Long's Chapel Methodist Church
V01 meet Tuesday night at 7:30
o loek in the home of Mrs.; Dock
lityd, instead of tonight as former
ly, scheduled.
Co-hostesses will be.-Mrs. .jUuel
Ngland and Mrs. Charles Edvcds.
tr. and Mrs. John E. Barr are
planning to leave tomorrow to
pend the winter in St. Petersburg,
Florida.
Mrs. Charles Eugene Medford
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Jean Alice Tully Weds
Charles Eugene Medford
Charlie Hendry
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Miss Jean Alice Tully. daughter
of Mrs. William Clyde McCormick
of Alexandria, Virginia, and the
late Ralph Harold Tully. was mar
ried to Charles Eunene Medford
son of Fred Boone Medford of 1 RtVi RirlVirlrrxr
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Alexandria and Mrs. D. L. Rigby of
Clearwater, Florida, in a double
ring ceremony ih Emmanuel Epis- i
copal Church, Alexandria, on Sat'
urday evening at 7:30 o'clock.
The Rev. J. J. Ambler pro.
nounced the vows. .
Charlie Hendry celebrated his
fifth birthday with party at his
home on East Street last Monday
afternoon. He was assisted in en
tertaining by , Jiis mother, Mrs.
Briggs Hendryi'and his aunt. Mrs.
The altar was decorated with ; Jack Ware of Washington, D. C.
floor vases of lilies and branched ! Christmas decorations were used,
candelabra 'against a background, featuring snowcenes. RudolDh!
of ferns and palms
Pfior to the ceremony a program
of wedding music was presented
by Mrs. Irvin philman, cousin of
the bridegroom, vocalist, and the
church organist. Mrs. Philman sant
The Red Nosed- Reindeer, Santa
Claus, and red and green candles.
The guests were entertained with
games, Christmas records, and
stories told by Miss Margaret Bond,
Refreshments were served and fav-
"Because," "O, Promise Me," and , ors were presented to the chiidren
"The Lord's Prayer'. The tradijion- j Those invited were Mary Bar
al wedding marches were used as j bcr.' Dottla Kay Turner, Sara
processional and recessional. j Thomas, Carey Howell, Jimmy
For her wedding, the bride wore Medford, Harris Prevost, LeRoy
a gown of white satin with lilted Roberson, Billy Owen, Bill Thomp
bodice, fashioned with a yoke of .Johnny Schell, Ronnie Child
sheer illusion, The full (?athered!rss. J'mniy Jennings, Joe Jen-
skirt ended in a Ion? circular train J.nings, Sara Jane League, Lynn Kil
Mrs. Medford is the former Miss Jean Alice Tully, daughter of Mrs.
William Clyde McCormick of Alexandria, Virginia, and the late
Ralph Harold Tully. She was married to Mr, Medford, son of Fred
Boone Medford of Alexandria and Mrs. D. L. Rigby of Clearwater,
Florida, Saturday night in Alexandria.
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The Rev. and Mrs. Elmer Greene
will leave Wednesday for Fruitland
Bible Institute at Hendersonvllle,
where they will attend a three-day
session of the conference for As
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Captain and Mrs. M. W. Brlnson
announce the Mrth of a son, Robert
Scott, on December 8 at Sibley
Hospital, Washington, D. C.
Mrs. Brinson is the former Miss
Mildred Phillips, daughter of Mr,
and Mrs. Roy Phillips of the Dell
wood Road, Waynesville.
Capt. Brinson is with the United
States Air Force, stationed at An
drews Field, Maryland.
and her finger tio veil of illusion
was attached to a tiara -of seed
pearls. Sire carried an arm bouquet
of white roses centered with an
orchid.
Miss Mary Joyce Tully was her
sister's maid of honor. She wore a
gown of toast satin with matching
cloche and carried an arm bouquet
of talisman roses.
Bridesmaids were
Jane Allen of Washington, Mrs.
Virginia Haley of Arlington, Vir
ginia, Miss Lydia Shroff of Wash
ington, and Miss Genevieve Son
nier of Louisiana. They wore iden
tical dresses of moss green satin
Patrick, Marietta Campbell, Judy
Whitehouse, Jimmy Whitehouse,
Freddie Whlsenhunt, Eddie. Weath
erby, CharfeKe Watkins, Bobby
Walker, and Nicky Taylor.
Luncheon And
Miss Rsa Party Held By
Cecil Club
Clyde Home Club
Holds All-Day
Meeting '
The Clyde Home Demonstration
Club held an all-day meeting Fri
day in the home of Mrs. Roy Med
ford with Mrs. Joe Hardin, Mrs.
Bill Hardin, and Mrs. R. W. Rush
as associate hostesses.
Mrs. Roland Leatherwood. vice
president, presided in the absence
of the president, Mrs. Stanley Liv
ingstone. During the business session' held
during the morning hours, the club
was divided Into two teams, headed
by Mrs. Claude Jolly and Mrs.
Ralph Miller, to carry on an at
tendance contest. :
Mrs. J. T. Snyder, a former mem
ber, was a guest at the meeting and
modeled a dress made from a
Chinese coolie coat.
Project leaders reported as fol
lows: Mrs. Levi Morgan, family
life; Mrs. T. H. Rogers, citizenship;
Mrs. C, E. Brown, Jr., foods and
nutrition; Mrs. Roland Leather
wood, food conservation; Mrs.
Ralph Miller, gardens; and Mrs.
Hugh Rogers, home beautificatlon.
Mrs. Pat Cole demonstrated the
use of textile paints for table lin
ens and noose furnishings and Miss
Mary Cornwell gave a demonstra
tion on "Planning for Christmas."
A Christmas party was held after
the meeting and a handkerchief
shower was given to Miss Corn-
well. '
A covered dish luncheon and
Christmas party were features of
the December meeting of the Cecil
and earned arm bouquets of red i Home Demonstration Club held
Thursday in the home of Mrs.
laflafVfC
Now...to relieve '
distress without
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Sheppe's
roses,
Carol Grahl of Waynesville; tamM dp,w,
cousin of the bridegroom, was best Mrs. Thomas ffrwin, president,
man and i ushers were Pete Haley, , preslded at the business sesslon
Robert Via Harry Magee, John and appointed the following mem
Morgan, and Pete Walther, all of hen 0 a nomlnating committee:
the University of Virginia, and Mrs; Alonzo Warren, chairman,
Ralph Tully, brother of the bride. Mrs. Coy Pressley, and Mrs. J. E.
mis. mcuriiucK, niomer oi me , Burnette
A demonstration on "Planninfi
For. Christmas," was given by Miss
Mary Cornwell.
During the social hour the mem-
"iiilbers 4rew gifts , from a., large
Christmas pie made . by Mrs.
Reeves, '
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bride, wore a gown of green taf
feta and an orchid corsage. Mrs.
Rigby, mother of the bridegroom
wore fushia lace- over taffeta and
Anioirxhid,.QQrsage.
rouowing the wedding the
bride's mother entertained with a
reception, after which the couple
left for a wedding trio through the
Pocono Mountains and New York
State.
The bride was graduated last
spring from George Washington
University and since that time has
held a secretarial position.
Mr. Medford, formerly of
Waynesville, is employed by the
Department of the Army and is
residing in Alexandria, Virginia.
He is a grandson of Mrs, -Horace
Ferguson and the late Mr. Fergu
son of Waynesville and was gradu
ated in June from the University
of Virginia.
The couple will be at home af
ter January 1 in Alexandria.
Among the out-of-town guests
were Mrs. Horace Ferguson and
Haywood Plott of Waynesville.
Aliens Creek
Club Meet With
Mrs. Allen
The Aliens Creek Home Demon
stration Club met Wednesday -in
the home of Mrs. Kay Allen for a
covered dish luncheon and Christ
mas party.
During the business session, with
Mrs. E. Denton Browning presid
Inrresding certificates and perfect
attendance certificates were pre
sented. Mrs. Browning announced
that a United Nations flag had been
presented to the Community De
velopment organization.
Miss Mary Cornwell, home agent,
gave a demonstration on "Plan.
ning For Christmas," and the mem
bers exchanged hand made aprons.
Miss Horn To
Visit Local
D.A.R. Chapter
Miss Virginia Horn of Wades-
boro, state regent of the Daughters
of the American Revolution, will
be the guest speaker at a meeting
of the Dorcas Bell Love Chapter,
D.A.R. to be held Thursday after
noon at 3:30 o'clock In the home of
Mrs, James Harden Howell, Sr.
Mrs. J. H. Howell, Jr., wUl be
co-hostess and Mrs. James R. Boyd,
chapter regent, will preside.
Mrs. J. H, Kirkpatrick, Jr., will
present a musical program.
T.E.L, Class
Will Meet
Thursday Night
Announcement ha, Wn m,J
a change in the date of th " l
meeting of the T F I c, I
v-iass oi the First B
vnurcn.
ine group will nw Tk
night at the church instead of
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