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SVlLLi, NORTH CAROLINA plore MISS JANS WILLIAMS IS WED TO t:X B, C SHEFFILED, JR., IN FORMAL CEREMONY IZs Jane Williams, daughter " pf Mrs, John Blaney Williams, Sr., and the late Mr. Williama, of din ton, became the bride of Bernard Cleveland Sheffield, Jr., son of TBra. B, C Sheffield and the late Mr. Sheffield, of Warsaw, on Sat urday evening, April 13 In the Clinton Methodist Church with the Rev. Jesse Lannlng, pastor of the bride, officiating. w. 1 , - The church was beautifully dec orated with long leaf pine, palms, ' and southern amllax as a back ground for the graduated stand ards entwined with fern holding burning pink cathrffdal candles, . Floor baskets of pink snapdragons . amjI ktl u..U. AI . .St IAL large pink bows were used In front of the- background ' of ' burning candles and greenery In the choir 'loft and on each side of the altar. In the center of the altar was a prayer bench entwined with fern and showered with tiny pink sat . In ribbon bows with an arrange ment of pink carnations on either side. In the windows of the church burning pink candles In graduated . candelabra stood against a back ground of pine while smilax com pleted the decoration. A program of nuptial musk was ' rendered prior to the ceremony - by Mrs. D. V. Carter, organist of - Clinton. She wore a lovely pale " pink choff on dress and a shoulder ' corsage of a deeper shade of pink roses. Mrs. D. N. RoyalL' solist of Salemburg, was attired In a pink marquisette dress with a cor sage of pink roses. She sang "Be cause" by dHarlot and "All Thru The years'. Mrs. Joe Bamberg, Mrs. Florence R. Johnston and Miss Dorothy Larkins, vocalists of " Clinton, -sang "At Dawning" by Cadman. and at the end of the ceremony they Sang "Amen" as a benediction. They also wore pink dresses with corsages of pink ro ses.- During the ceremony Mrs. Carter softly played "Ava Marie". The bridesmaids were Miss Ela ine Clans of Greenville, Ala., Miss Sara Cox, of Goldsbord, cousin of the bride, Mrs. Hampton Whit field, of Raleigh. Miss Johnny Teachey, of Rose Hill, and cousin of the bridegroom, and Mrs. James Fin-man Honeycutt and Miss Lovie Johnson, of Clinton. They wore Identical pale marqul- sette dresses fashioned with of f ' the shoulder necklines, fitted bod ices and full sweeping skirts. Their hats and mitts were of a matching shade of pink net. They carried arm bouquets of a deeper shade of pink roses and carnations tied with pink satin ribbon. The , maid of honor, Miss Jane Fisher, of Clinton and the dame of honor, Mrs. Clemnt Lucas, of Lucama, sister of the bride, wore dresses, hats and mitts identical to those of the bridesmaids and carried nn oouquers oi pinx roses lied with pink satin ribbon. The bride given in marriage by her brother, Albert Williams, wore . a beautiful white nylon wedding : gown fashioned on colonial lines with a high round neckline and tight fitting bodice. Folds of the material gathered with seed pearls formed an off the shoulder effect The long sleeves formed a calla lily point at the wrist and the skirt 'extended into a long train. Her full length veil of Imported bridal Illusion was attached to a coronet of orange blossoms. She carried an arm bouquet of stephanotis and lilies of the valley centered with two white orchids and showered with ribbon. She wore a string of pearls, a gift of the bridegroom, her only ornament Sweet Potato Growers We own and expect to operate the potato house at Penderba this fall. This house will cure 12 to 13 thousand bushels of po tatoes. Some growers are already interested in growing pota toes for open markets. If you are interested see us ct once to help you get certified seed or sprouts, or see your county agent. , WE WILL BUY OR tlGUXE WITH YOU ON CU3NG . ' ?; " '! AND STORAGE , , Warsaw Edwin Sheffield, of Warsaw, brother of the bridegroom Was best man and ushers were R. E. Williams and George Williams, brothers of the bride, Jack Dar den Charles Tart, Henry Lee Turlington, all , of Clinton, Dr. Charles Johnson of Jacksonville, H. Flnnalyson Lee, and Charles Sheffield, brother of . the" bride groom; of Warsaw. ; Mrs. Williams, mother of tie bride, wore a lovely dress of aqua and a corsage of talisman roses. Mrs. Sheffield, the bridegroom's mother, was gowned in a lovely dress of light blue with a corsage of red roses. - - Mrs. Sheffield was graduated from East Carolina Teachers Col lege, in Greenville. Since her grad uation she has worked with the Sampson County Welfare Depart ment and the American Red Cross. Mr. Sheffield is a graduate of the School of Pharmacy of the University of North CarollnaJ where he was a member of Phi Beta Fraternity. He received an honorable discharge In February after forty-four months of service in the Army, a year an a half of which was spent in the European Theatre. Immediately following the cere mony a formal reception was giv en at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. J. K Williams, Sr. where the entire lower floor was thrown ensuite and 'beautifully decorated throughout Guests were greeted at the door by Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Williams, Jr. Mr. and Mrs. Joe R. Best Introduced guests to the receiving line which was composed of the bride and groom, their mothers, the maid of honor, dame of honor and bridesmaids. Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Wilson were at the end of the receiving line to direct guests from the sun room to the livingroom where they were greeted by Dr. and Mrs. O. L. Parker. Mrs. Jimmie Austin and Mrs. Marshall Williams directed guests to the punch bowl which was presided over by Mrs. - Joe Boyette and Mrs. Jock Morrisey. They were assisted In serving by Mesdames R. E. Williams, Hooper Williams, John Kendall and Miss Louise Dameron. Mrs. R. A. Mc- Cullen and Mrs. Bob Shields di rected guests to the dining room where Mrs. F. L. Turlington and Mrs. F. J. Honeycutt rere seated! at each end of f beautifully ap pointed table which was covered with a lace and linen cloth. In the center of the table a four tiered wedding cake, topped with a mini ature bride and groom was flan ked by burning white tapers tied with white satin ribbon bows. Small arrangements of lilies of the valley in crystal slippers showered with ribbon and fern were used on each corner of the table. On the buffet was an ar rangement of white gladioli with h. yaw Ann .aace their ANNUAL EPEStO KSuTTl t M held in the Masonic TssapU, WSaUsftMs, V CLj TUESDAY, Mar T, befianJbtg at I a. gv 4th through the 14th listens. WEDNESDAY, May t, beanbsf aft 13 . tt 15th through tne IT'Jt Pcm THURSDAY, May t, ke-'juf ' 28th through the tsrras All Scottish Rite Masons are eor., bt : J U citaaJ. CHARLES B. NEWCO&C. teeretary trci Welles, u. c .News lovely candelabra' holding white candles on cither mldev 'lot ereatn, -Individual bridal cakes, salted nuts tend mints In the shape uf lilies and roses were served by Mrss Turlington and Mrs. Honeycutt assisted by the honorary bridesmaids. Mr. and Mrs. C L. Fisher directed guests from the dining room to the hall. where Mrs. Otis Register and Lie- Roy Register directed the guests t6 the gift room where Mrs. Gor don Lea and Mrs. H.' L. Swain received. Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Rich directed guests . from the ' gift room to the bride's book where Mrs. Clarence Shlpp and Mrs.' J. B. Falrdoth, Jr. presided. Good byes were said to Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Doughtie. -v v ". ' After the reception the couple left for a wedding trip to announ ced points. Mrs. Sheffield wore for traveling an aqua suit trimmed with brown lizard, and a brown three quarter length top coat and matching brown accessories. Her corsage was of white orchids ta ken from her bridal bouquet' Up on their return the couple win re side in Warsaw, where Mr. Shef field is associated with the War saw Drug Co. UDC Meets The James Kenan Chapter of the United Daughters of the Con federacy held their regular meet ing Wednesday in the home of Mrs. R. D. Johnson with Mrs. J. Mr Peirce as joint hostess and 20 members present Mrs. H. L. Stevens, Jr., Chap ter President presided and Mrs. C A. Womack, Chaplain, read the ritual, which was followed by sa lutes to the American ' and Con federate flags. Following business Mrs. J. C. Brock read an Interesting account of UDC Founder's Day, which Is nearing celebration, and Mrs. J. W. Farrior gave a report of the recent District meeting held in Jacksonville. Mrs. Stevens then gave an account of the Battle of the Merrimac and Monitor, which was a continuation' of the study of The Confederate Navy. The hostesses served a tempting course of homemade strawberry Ice cream and hot pound cake. Announce BfythV Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Giddrngs announce the birth of a daughter, on Sunday, at their home In War saw. Billy Kornegay and Edwin Turn ley, students at UNC, Chapel Hill spent the week end with Billy's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Gordon Kornegay. They were entertained at breakfast Sunday by Mrs. John MlddTeton. 1 i r . 0 ' Regular 4th ' Sunday Services next Sundry at 11 A, M. Sunday School at Ten o'clock. Come and worahcp with ua. Lt Jewel AT Outlaw of Ft Bragg visited her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Outlaw last Thursday. . Mrs, , Cora McLaughlin ' and grandson, George Ulrich, are visi ting In Washington, D. C r Miss- Myra Maxwell- of Wueon' spent Easter 'with' her' sisters, Mesdames Ed Grady and B. F. Outlaw. Misses cSaHIe and Essie -Mae Outlaw visited the home folks Porthole : rm gayws uttu oasni r 4h Win li.'iwttli' ary '4 ttteateyt-f eoal, treaty -"j - falirhs ee-wltlt i iihiiis i -efeaiea .'Mce swashtsi 1 gins - , wta tIwflH. AB-a gtddy aaeUtaatortoel r 'BnaHWeeaflsti-aBersIy :S3.r50' ; ' Ask to see STYLE NO. 1110 As Sketched KRAMER'S DEPT. STORE WALLACE, N. C. T;;:r Tuesday April 30th. at 8 ."EO CONCERNING ISSUANCE OF WATER AND SEWER BONDS. AU INTERESTED IN THE EXTENSION TO SEWER AND WATER -SYSTEM IN TOWN ARE URGED TO BE PRESENT. ; '. . " ' v'' ' ' '; :,....- '' , - '., v ' v-i ') " . - -.. ., . , ' ' ' ' ' . . 1 ; ' . . 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New t Cartoon ' SATURDAY Prairie Rustlers BUSTER CRABBE. Serial Comedy OOOOOOOOOOOO TC "TP War A Mass OF THE CITIZENS OF WARSAW HIGH SCHOOL BUILDING MAYOR and Mrs. R. D. Simmons. J. C Outlaw of Tarboro spent the week end with his mother, Mrs. Katie Outlaw. ' . The Community dub met In the School Auditorium Saturday night With W. N. Outlaw presiding. The meeting opened with group sing ing and prayer. After.: a short business session. Miss Ellthe Out law ' directed exercises of small children. ' ' Mr. L, W. Outlaw then present ed Mr. W. L. Jones, Supt of Ru ral Electrification In this territory who spoke briefly and introduced Mr. Gyn Price of Raleigh as our guest speaker, who talked on Ru- Notice Taxpayers Penalty on unpaid 1945 Taxes increase 1-2 of One Per Cent; on all prior Taxes 23f One Per Cent on May 2. ' , ; ' i.N.Hzrcrsb:i, . - - Tax Cc!!ic?:r. Urn's teat apncrtiM , , . . . -t . agoodiobwrthafarar. AnAnnf fooWsStc!!-- fag good pay, the highest aecarity, -vimpmtlse2?t ' pnanotfan andacbnc. to tb worid. To cs traini&c in techoical skills, good food, deeLkg, e-wtmm . yfr'fcPywtgon aa,roagal. ,xtafci , Yon can retire at half pay after 20 yats-araat.W ers pay after 30 yean. And yon get a Sdsy Wfam mt fan r, 1 1 im j ,rtn , rt , K nwIfyoiaretpMaodDlystayitfcjclJva w iu, t. i, i " , nimtTTm n fteyouiadfto get aOthe facts NOWI Appeal . f . ABUT IIC1VITIRO fts: t ROOM 203 POST OFFICE BLDG., WILMINGTCN or see Recruiting Representative in Wallace; every Wednesday at Post Office between 10 AJX.2PJX c TW saw Meeting WILL BE HELD IN THE WARSAW , . . '' ; I ral Liactr;..ctiiua sj J I Jia ' phones, after -wUh the- t.t,Ung , adjourned.. -v The Home Demonstration Oub met In the home ct.t!.!. A- D. Outlaw , Xnday aft::T.oon vlth Mrs. M.-I Outlaw, Jr, px-Js.z who led the opening exercises, f j lowed by roll call, minutes of previous 'meeting and reports of , committees. Program for the af ternoon was given by the club members. A delightful aodal hour followed with refreshments. There , were 18 members and 1 visitor present J h ttm H.J;"gTr v j V - X v u . ' ' ... i
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