PLOUISE WHISENHUNT, daughter of Mrs. Walter
nbunt of Wavnesville and the late Mr. Whisenhunt.
Lt. Harrv Falls, Jr., son of Mrs. Ann B. Falls of
the late llarry Falls. The wedding is planned for
tVaynesville Presbyterian Church.
(Photo by Lyle Henderson).
an's Club Will
Next Thursday
April meeting of the
rille Woman's Club will be
lirsday, April 21, instead of
s originally scheduled,
leeting will be in the form
rered dish luncheon at 12
noon in the dining room
First Methodist Church.
C F. Kirkpatrlck, chairman
music department, will be
8e of the program.
Hostesses will he Mrs. R. R
Jeter, Mrs. E. A McElroy, Mrs
Charles Ray, and Mrs. Ben Phil
lips.
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ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Edward Carsor
Martin of Charlotte announce the
birth of a daughter. Carol Carson
on April 11. at Charlotte Memorial
' Hospital. Mrs; Martin is the form
er Miss Lula Frank Medford
, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Bryan
I Medford of Waynesville.
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Mission Study
Will Begin
Monday Night
The first session of a mission
study on Spanish-Speaking Ameri
cans in the United States of Ameri
ca will be held in the Waynesville
Presbyterian Church. Monday. Ap
ril 19, at 7.30 p.m. The theme will
be "Spanish Speaking Americans.
Who They Are and What is the
Church Doing for Them."
Mrs. Edward Glavich and Mrs.
Manson Medford will be in charge
of devotions and the program will
be presented by Mrs. Charles Ed
wards, Mrs. R. B. Waddell, Mrs.
W. D. Ketner and Mrs. R. C. Ellis.
The study, which will be con
ducted in four sessions, will in
clude the Methodist Churches in
the Haywood County sub-district
and the Episcopal and Presbyter
ian Churches of Waynesville.
The three remaining sessions
will be held Thursday, April 22,
and Monday and Thursday, April
26 and 29. All meetings will be in
the Presbyterian Church at 7:30
p.m.
The study will be directed by
Miss Ray Ballard, Miss Pearl Har
ris, and Mrs. George Craig.
All age groups are invited to at
tend the study.
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Miriam Miller
Celebrates
3rd Birthday
Miriam Miller celebrated her
third birthday at a party given by
her mother, Mrs. George (Nipt
Miller, Tuesday afternoon in her
home on Auburn Road.
Assisting with the entertainment
were Miss Sandra Thompson, of
Louisville, Ky., sistier of Mrs.
Miller, and Patience Ray.
Games were played on the lawn
after which refreshments were
' served from a table on the porch.
The birthday cake was used as a
centerpiece and pastel-colored bal- j
loons and paper hats were used as
decorations and favors. Baskets of
i candy marked the places.
i The guests were Hugh Penny,
, Kevin Ray, Reba Kelley, Donnie
I Kelley, Sandy Leming, Gary Gil
? liland. Sharon Ray, Billy Ray, Da
, vid Ray, Tim McKittrick, Mary
i Martha Shook, Mary Penny, John
I Penny, David and Brenda Arring
A TOAST TO FUTURE HAPPINESS |
?
THEIR ARMS ENTWINED, Suzan Ball and actor Dick Long drink to their
future happiness after their wedding in Santa Barbara, Calif. Shortly
afterward they began their honeymoon with a drive up the California
coast. The actress, whose right log was amputated last January, walked
to the altar on an artificial limb. (International Soundphoto)
Katherine Plemmons
Is Bride Of J. Paul Raby
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Miss Georgia Kathorine Plem-1
mons. daughter of Mrs. George O.
Plcmraons and the late Mr. Plem-'
mons of Asheville, formerly of
Canton, became the bride of .1
Paul Raby, son of the Rev. M. 11
Raby and the late Mrs. Raby of
Canton, at 8 p.m. Saturday in Trin
ity Methodist Church.
The Rev. J. H. Brendall, pastor,
performed the double ring cere- i
mony. Woodwardia and Oregon \
fern, interspersed with baskets of!
white gladioli and seven branched ;
candelabra holding cathedral tap
ers banked the church altar.
Miss Viola Owcnby, organist, and
Mrs. Hobart Whitman, soloist, pre
sented a program of wedding mu-j
sic.
The bride was given in marriage |
by her uncle. H. Jerome Brown of
Asheville. She wore a ballerina I
legth gown of white net and Chan
tilly lace over satin, fashioned with
a formal bodice and lace jacket i
with long sleeves tapering to points |
over the wrists. The skirt was ac
cented with a pointed flounce of
Chantilly lace starting at the hip
line and extending the full length
of the gown.
Her two-tiered fingertip veil of
bridal illusion was attached to a
coronet of seed pearls and she car
ried a white Bible topped wiln a
white orchid outlined with step
hanotis and showered with stream
ers tied With lilies of the valley.
Mrs. Ben R. Phillips of Waynes-?
ville. sister of the bride, was mat
ron of honor. She wore a ballerina
length dress of daffodil yellow taf
feta made with a nylon lace bodice
and overskirt and matching lace
mitts and floral headdress. She car
ried a cascade bouquet of mint
green carnations and chrysanthe
mums.
Bridesmaids were Miss Gwen
dolyn Plcmmons of Asheville. sis
ter of the bride. Mrs. Hoyte Robcr
son of Sylva. Mrs. T M. Hickman
of Canton and Miss Betty Joyce
Morgan of Clyde. They wore
dresses modeled after that of the
matron of honor in mint green and
pastel pink with matching lace
mitts and floral headdresses. They
carried cascade bouquets of carna
tions and chrysanthemums. Ann
Stone, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David B. Stone of Waynesville, was
flower girl.
Ben R. Phillips of Waynesville,
brother-in-law of the bride, was
best man and ushers were John T
ton, Ginger Trull, and George Mil
ler, Jr.
Wills of Canton. Hoyte B. Rober
soii of Sylva, W. W. Cooper of Can
ton and Karl llaynes of Asheville.
Dennis Hickman, son of Mr. and
Mrs. T. M. Hickman of Canton was
ring bearer.
The mother of the bride wore 9
light blue nylon lace dress with
matching hat and accessories and
a corsage of pink rosebuds. The
bridegroom's stepmother wore a
pink lace dress with matching hat
and accessories and a corsage of I
white carnations.
Immediately after the ceremony
the couple greeted guests in the j
vestibule of the church. The couple
left by car for a trip through the
South. For traveling the bride wore
a dusty pink suit and matching
hat with black accessories and the
orchid detached from her Bible.
Mrs, Raby is a graduate of Can
ton High School and is now em
ployed by the Caroline division of I
Champion Paper and Fibre Com-,
pany. Mr. Raby who is also a grad
uate of Canton High School is em
ployed with the Champion Em
ployee's Store.
The couple will reside at 24 Or
chard St. in Canton.
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Miss Louise I-cach, student at
Auburn Colege, Auburn. Ala., will I
spend the weekend with her par- j
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Leach,
at Lake Junaluska.
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