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Office Phone 700 MRS. BEN SLOAN.-Editor Home Phone 462-J
Mrs. Campbell
Honors Sister
With Parties
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Mrs, Roy R Campbell entertain
: ed with bridge parties Monday and
Tuesday evenings in her horre in
Thomas Park, honoring, her sister,
Mrs. Odin Bueli, of Buellton. Calif
The rooms were decorated with
mixed garden flowers and refresh
ments were served at the conclu
sion of the games.
Mrs. Harold Tingen of Fuquay
Springs and 'Miss' Dixie Campbell
were awarded high score prizes
Monday evening and Mrs. Hilliard
Atkins and Mrs Richard Barber.
Jr. were prize winners Tuesday
evening. Mrs. Buell was presented
gifts on both occasions.
Guests for the first event were
Mrs. Buell. Mrs; Thomas Campbell.
Jr., Mrs! Thomas Stringfield, Miss
Betsey Lane Quir.ian, Mrs
Allen of i Burlington. Vt
'Martha Vance
ls Bride Of
Pvt. R. R. Wells
Miss Martha June; Vance, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vance of
Canton, became the bride, of Pvt.
Robert Reeves Wells, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Reagen Wells, also of
Canton, Tuesday evening in Long's
Method.st Church.
The Rev. Gay Chambers, pastor
of the Spring Hill Baptist church.
' performed the double ring ' cere-
j mor.y.
1 The church was decorated with
baskets of white gladiolus. Queen
Ann's lace, and palms interspers
ed with seven branched candela
bra holding lighted tapers.
A program of wedding music
was presented by Miss Grace Er-f
win, pianist'.' and Miss Norma Bram-1
john ieu., vocai:si,.:
Miss, The bride and bridegroom en-
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Pvt. and Mrs. Wells
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Martha Stringfield. Mrs. Joe Dog- tered the church together. The
"gett. Mrs Joe Cathey. Mrs. O. R bride wore a white dressmaker suit
McDonald of Larned. Kas.. .-'.Mrs. 'With navy accessories. She carried
Harold Tingen, Mrs. James Harden a white prayer book topped with a
Howeil, Jr., Mrs. James R. Thorn- purple throated white orchid and
at. Jr., Mrs. Charles McDarris. showered with carnations and rib
Miss Dixie Campbell, Miss Fran- bon streamers,
cts Rose, and Mrs. Fred Camp- Mrs Gerald Blazer was matron
b""- of honor. She wore a navy check-
1 Guests on Tuesday evening were ed suit with white accessories and
Mrs. Buell, Miss Tillie Rotha. Mrs. carried a bouquet of mixed sum
T. Lenoir Gwyn. Mrs. Robert mr flowers '..
Stretcher, Mrs. J. W. Ray, Mrs. M ! The bridegroom had as his best
G. Stamey, Mrs. W. F. Swift. Mrs. ; man Gerald Blazer of Canton.
Hilliard Atkins. Mrs. J. M. Long. , Ushers were Jack Harkins. cousin
Mrs. R. L, Prevost. Mrs. Richard ' of the bride, and Joe Wells, cousin
Barber, Jr.. Mrs. J. H. Howeil, Sr . of the bridegroom.
Mrs Jame Love Taliaferro. Mrs.
Hufus Siler , Mrs Lewis M Kil-
lian of Norman. Okia,. and Mrs J.
J. Burney of Wilmington.
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..Mn. Roy McDaniel and daugh
ter, Nina, and Mrs. G. H. L'sry. Sr
all of Waycross, Georgia, and Mrs.
Lewi? Short and small daughter,
Lynn, oj Atlanta, spent this week
r, frfr'". J
Following the ceremony a re
ception was held at the church.
: The table was covered with an im
ported lace cloth and centered
with a three-tiered wedding cake
flanked with gladioli and lighted
tapers. Assisting in serving were
i Mrs. M. V, Bramlett, Miss Frances
' Blal'ock. Mrs. Wilson Medford, Mrs.
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Kor a ,.ct II- w !' -uc
Harley Francis Mr. McDaniel, a! ., ' ,. , L ' ,
brother of Mrs, Francis attended Mrs ance' mnlhT of the bnde
the Methodist Lavmen's Confer-' ore a p,nk dress wlth nav"' ac'
ence at Lake Junaluska. i cessor,es and a corsage . of white
. i carnations. The bridegroom's moth-
Dick Stockton of Winston-Salem i cr wore black Wl,n orchid acces
k spending this week at the LakejSones and an rcn'd corsage,
with his brother, Tom Stockton I
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Mrs. Stamey iMethodist
Fetes Miss Wyche !Cirdes wm
-&t Party Today M T ,
Mrs. M. C. Stamey was hostess tMeet lUeSaOy
Miss Terrell
Gives Party For
j Miss Jane Wyche
this morning at a correeJ in com
I pliment to Miss Jane Wyche, w hose
marriage to Archie Craft of. WU-
I Circles of ihe Woman's Society;
i of Christian Service of the First
Miss aJne W'yche, bride-elect of
was guest of honor at
o- .. . vl,nu- . . i 11,
mington will take place August ll-frT Tr "' v .TU dessert bridge given Wednesday
Arrangements of mixed flenJTVi-i - m "Tt :' .hJ afternoon with Miss Margaret Ter-
aecorated the living rooms and the J.Y.r"- "'"V " '!rell as hostess in her hom in East
Dridal motif was observed in the i" -c "m . Vu iWavnesville
dining room. The coffee table wasL.? ! Z'Ji "? . mh
:r: e:3uu 0 Pm. " .:ii the.appointmenU.nd.tlietable8
'an arrangement of white gladioli,! Circle No. 3 at the home of Mrs,-5
j white baby dalias, and gjpsophilia L. Hi Bramlett. with Mrs. T L.'
in an antique silver compote. J Bramlett as co-hostess, at 3:30 p.m.
ine onae-eieci was presented a; Circle No. 4 will meet in the
plate handpainted in a mountain : home of Mrs. Dewev Stovall at
laurel design. i 7:30 p. m. Mrs. W. C. Boutwell
i Mrs. William 1. Lee greeted the and Miss Elizabeth Leather ood
guests upon arrival and with her will be associate hostesses.
were -Miss Lois Harrold, during Circles 5. 6, and 7 will hold
!ine first nour, and Mrs. -v.
I during the second hour..
a
F, Swift : joint meeting in the form of a
! Dicnic at the Citv Park at fi:M0 n m J
me receiving ur.e was composed ' :
of the hostess and the honor euest
and the latter's mother, Mrs. TroV i The Rev. and Mrs. W. T. Medlin,;
Wvche. " (Jr., of Clyde, have as their guest!
Miss Anne Albright received at ,he latter's mother, Mrs. H. P.
wpre centered with vases of gyp-
sophilia and small white dahlias.
Corsages of white gladioli marked
the places and the bride-elect was
presented a gift of silver. -
Guests were Miss Wyche, Mrs.
i Troy Wyche, Miss Marguerite Way,
! Mrs. Thomas Stringfield, Mrs. Wil
liam Medford, Mrs. Stella Hall
Miss Martha Stringfield, Mrs. A. H.
DuBreuil, Mrs. Van Gieson, Mrs.
j Frank Brown, and Miss Mary Lu
j Elwood.
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Mrs. E. J. Duckett antV children
have returned to their ' home ; at
Tule Lake, California, alter a visit
to the former's mother-in-law, Mrs.
Miss Nancy Killian and Miss Mar- vule,;.are guests of the Rev- and ! t. T. Duckett, and other relatives,
garet Terrell the second hour. lrs"..W' T' MedUn- Jr-. of Clyde.' :
Assisting
the entrance to the dining room Thompson, of Highlands.
s and presiding at the coffep tab p -
v.ere Mrs T. L. Gwyn and Mrs. J ! Mr- and Mrs. C. P. MacNeelyj
R. McCracken the first hour and and daughter, Margaret, of Moores-
Easterns
Meet To J
The Waynesvillo : ,
Order nf the v, ' ""
tonight at a i .L n Slir;
NelU ark it.!
preside. All m(!m
to attend and visitors
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Dance Will Be
Held Saturday
At Piedmont
Sigma Phi
by d
vi 11 V Wi l
Hotel.
at the f(
uic win oe by Eva 8,1
and her orchestra and Jz
twpoin .11. . " U1l
v y. in.
are givi,
snrnritv ne a r
. ,..Coii! 01 rajji
iur : cnariia oie Droiprt.
proving successful, both
and financially.
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Charles Way of rw
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Pvt. and Mrs. Robert Reeves Wells were married Tuesday even
ing in Long's Methodist Church, .Mrs. Wells' is the former Miss
Martha June Vance, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Vance of
Canton. - "
Mrs. Wells is a graduate of , by the . American Enka Corpora
Bethel High School, tion prior to entering the service.
Mr. Wells is a graduate of Beth-1 At present ne is stationed at Camp
el High School and was employed McCoy in Wisconsin.
in serving were Mrs.
Henry Foy, Miss Mary Lu Elwood,)
Miss Marguerite Way and Miss
Rosemary Herman, j
Around fifty guests were includ-1
ed in the courtesy.
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