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.Afternoon,' ; Tns WATrrcsmLE mountain:::::: .wWill Sunday 1,1 Classes Lie' Stents of Concord, Kent of Waynesville I the worship period at 1 ol hour st the First -hurcll next; Sunday nd will also teach he the adult cia. mtz will arrive tomorrow .... -...pet nf Mr. and Massie. for the week-end. Miss Martha Ellen Lynch Weds Leon B. Lowman Miss Martha Ellen Lynch, daugh ter of Rev. and Mrs. A W. Lynch of Mooresville, became the bride of Leon B. Lowman, son of Mrs. Dewey E. Lowman and the late Mr. Lowman of Asheville Saturday night at 7:30 o'clock at the Broad Street Methodist Church o f Mooresville. Rev. A. W. Lnych, father of the bride, officiated using the double ring ceremony. The vows were spoken before a ES-n Find School Dresses 1 14 at the Low Price ? BAY'S ; $5190 Mrs. Leon B. Lowman hart Groups At $295 - $3-98 SUBTEEN DRESSES b 10 to 14 $2-95 - $3-98 ting The Slightly ''Older' Girl 1 to 6x DRESSES ' Q7C up IME FOR SCHOOL" t,mm - mm IT J S DEPT. STORE background of woodwardia fern and emerald leaf tv. A,nfo. -' UC V L 11 vv. i iii iii- terest was a wedding arch decorat ed with southern similax and white DL'tni- . .1 . . . ... "'s no giaaiou with babys breath int ...vvgjv.jotU . till UU&UUUl. The arch was topped with a bridal bell fashioned from lace and lilies. uu&iiig me arcn were baskets of white asters and gladioli, Seven branched candleabra holding Cath- It , . . . cuiai i-aiiuies were Diarpn tnrnncrn. out the decorations. Th familv pews were marked with candles and white flowers. A program of wedding music was presented by Mrs. Paul Morrow, organist, and Mrs. W. H. Nelson and Mrs. Fred Martin of Waynes ville, aunt of the bride, vocalists. Before the ceremony Mrs. Morrow played "Traumerei", Schumann; "Serenade" Schubert; "O Thou Sublime Sweet Evening Star". Wagner; "Ava Maria", Bach-Gou nod; and "Clair de Lune", Debussy Mrs. Martin sang "Because", "At Dawning", and "O Perfect Love' The wedding march from "Lohen grin", Wagner, was played for the processional and 'Mendelssohn's march from "A Midsummer Night's Dream" was used for the reces sional. "To A Wild Rose", McDow en, was played durine the cere mony. Mrs. Nelson sang "The Lord's Prayer'' as the benediction. The brids was given in marriage by her uncle, Fred Martin of Way nesville. The bridegroom's best man was Richard Morrow of Mooresville. The ushers were Paul Martin of Waynesville, uncle of the bride, Eugene Nelson, Gray Chest er, and Edwin Paul Martin, of Philadelphia, Pa., cousin of the bride. The bride wore a eown of im Dorted Chantillv lace over satin fashioned with a high neckline and long tapering sleeves. The full skirt of nvlon net over satin ex tended into a wide court train and featured a tunic of Chantilly lace. The fingertip length veil of illus ion was caught in a halo of Lily of the valley. She carried a white Bible topped with a white orchid with a Dumle throat showered with Stephanotis and satin streamers. Miss Mary Elizabeth Lynch was her sitser's maid-of-honor. She wore a gown of orchid nylon net over taffeta, fashioned with an oit shoulder neck of chantilly lace. She carried kn Empire bouquet fashioned from yellow mums and astors backed with orchid lace but terflies. The matron - of - honor, Mrs. Charles Stowe of Gastonia, wore an aqua gown and Miss Sara Ruth Lynch, her sister's bridesmaid, wore a yellow gown designed like that of the maid-of-honor. They carried Empire bouquets, fashioned from orchid asters and daisy mums accented with yellow lace butter flies. The bride's mother wore an ac qua crepe dress with a shoulder corsage of red roses. The bride groom's Another wore a chartreuse sheer dress with a shoulder corsage of white roses. Following the rehearsal for the wedding, Rev. and Mrs. Lynch en tertained the wedding party and close friends at a cake cutting at their home. The color scheme of green and white was used in the decorations and refreshments. r j v illiil o t&y Ys!-f f c Ml 5 -I r ::x Mrs. Lowman, the former Miss Martha Ellen Lynch, was married Saturday evening in the Broad Street Methodist Church at Moores ville. She is the daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. A. W. Lynch of Mooresville and the granddaughter of Mrs. E. P. Martin and the late Mr. Martin of Waynesville. Food Sale Will Be Held Saturday At Junaluska ' " ." , A Food Sale, sponsored by the Woman's Society of Christian Ser vice of the Dellwood Methodist Churfh, will ' be held Saturday morning at Ketncr's Store at Juna luska. ... . iln addition to home-cocked foods, there will be handmade quilts for sale. .For traveling the Taride wore a rust suit with brown and white ac cessories and the: orchid corsage from her Bible. After the wedding trip, the couple will be at home at Westview Apartments in Salisbury. Mrs. Lowman was graduated with the class of 1950 at Western Caro lina Teachers College, where she was a member of the Alpha Phi Sigma honorary fraternity. She will be a member of the faculty of Wopdleaf" Schools, Mr! Lowman aV te'flitfrt! the'cltgfltl and wrfs gradu ated from Western Carolina Teach ers College in 1950. He had active service with the Army in the Pacif ic. He is a member of the faculty of East Spencer School. Out of town guests Included Mr. and Mrs. Fred Martin, Mr. Paul Martin, Mrs. E. P. Martin of Way nesville, Mrs. J. M. Kellett of Can ton, Mrs. Frank Fricks, and Edwin Martin Fricks of Sylva, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Martin, Joe and Jimmy Martin 'of Franklin, Col. and Mrs. John Martin, Mr, and Mrs. Edwin Paul Martin of Philadelphia, Penn., Mrs. Brown Is Hostess At Tea For Miss Wyche Miss Jane Wyche, whose marri age to Archie Craft of Wilmington will take place Saturday in the First Methodist Church, was honor ed at a tea given by Mrs. Frank Brown in her home on Balsam Street Tuesday afternoon. The home was decorated with mixed summer flowers and a bridal motif was observed in the dining room. The tea table was covered with a lace cloth and had a contcr piece of white llllies and shasta daisies. Mrs. M. H. Bowles greeted the guests and introduced them to the receiving line, which was compos ed of Mrs. Brown, Miss Wyche, Mrs. Troy Wyche, mother of the bride-elect, Mrs. William A. Byrnes of Kingsport, Tennessee, sister of the bride-elect, and Miss Ruth Wyche of Orlando, Florida, aunt of the. brldft-clect,. "V " 1 ' Presiding t iho tea table were Miss Nancy Killian, Miss Anne Al bright, Mrs. James Tutwiler, and Mrs. Harvey Dulin. Those assisting in serving were Mrs, Lela Messer, Mrs. Claude Rogers, and Mrs. Tcr eaca Pizzuto. A gift of crystal was presented to the honor guest, Around forty guests called dur ing the hours from four until six o'clock, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sutton of Frostproof, Florida were guests of Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Wilson this week. Mrs. Stringfield Has Party For Her Daughter Mrs. Thomas Stringfield was hostess of a party at her home on Balsam Street Tuesday afternoon in celebration of the fourth birth day of her daughter, Mary Love Stringfield.' A pink and green color motif was used and favors were present ed to the guests. Attending the party were Karen Smathers, patsy Blackwell, Rebec ca McElroy, Larry Leatherwood, Tommy Allen, Lee Buchanan and Sam Stringfield. :' ' :v'' Sara Thomas Celebrates 5th Birthday Sara Thomas was hostess at a party given at the home, of her aunt, Mrs. Roy Campbell, Friday afternoon In observance of her fifth birthday. Assisting with the entertainment were Mrs. James R. Thomas, Jr. and Mrs. James R. Thomas, Sr., mother and grandmother of the young hostess, and Mrs. Campbell and Mrs. Odin Buell, aunts of the hostess. A pink and white motif was car ried out in the decorations and a fish pond was featured. The . guests were Janan Chase. Malcolm Gatz, Jane Sims Betty Shoaf, Mary Love Stringfield, Kar en Smathers, Bruce Toy, Tommy Allen, Bobby Walker, Tim Rother- mel, Nicky Taylor, Lou Killian, Jimmy Woodard Bill Cobb, and Larry Leatherwood. 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