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Miss Cooper Veds
In Private Home
; A private double ring ceremony
on Saturday afternoon, Oct. 9, uni-
" ted Miss Meljones Cooper of War
saw, and Lt. James Elton Bledsoe,
of Louisburg, in marriage at the
.: home of the bride's sister, Mrs.
David Southerland, in Goldsboro.
, ;iThe vows were spoken to Rev.
Leon Russell of St. Paul Methodist
Church in the livingroom where an
altar had been arranged, of palms
and tall baskets of gladioli. White
tapers in standing candalabra light
ed the room.
Wedding music preceding the
ceremony was sung by Miss Fran
ces Alexander, accompanied by
Miss Margaret Long
Miss Cooper entered with her
. brother-in-law, David Southerland.
She wore an afternoon frock of
white, wool fashioned with a high
neckline, long sleeves, and a full
cut circular skirt. A wide gold cum
erbund encircled her waist and she
wore a coca brown hat with ostrich
. plumes. Other accessories were of
brown. A giant orchid was her cor-
sage.
The brkie was attended by Mrs.
Southerland who wore a wool dress
Miss Ritter Weds Mr. Brinson
Mis- Lois Ritter. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. C. L. Ritter, Rt. 2, War
saw, and Horace Brinson of Beula
ville, were united in marriage on
September 7, 1948 at ten o'clock
a.m. in the Warsaw Baptist parson
age, with pastor Rev. G. Van Ste
phens, officiating.
For her wedding the bride wore
a gray suit with green accessories.
Miss Stephens Is
Honoree; Rose
Mesdames H. C. Marshall, L. A.
Wilson and W. S. Wells were joint
hostesses at a lovely tea compli
menting Miss Frances Bagwell Ste
phens, bride-elect of Warsaw, on
Wednesday afternoon from 4 until
6 o'clock at the home of Mrs. Mar
shall. Sharing honors with Miss
Stephens was Miss Kathryn Young,
also an October bride-elect.
The hostesses presented a cor
sage of roses to the honorees upon
arrival.
The lower floor of the home w.is
thrown ensuite for the occasion ant1
decorated with artistic arrangement
of fall flowers.
Guests were greeted by Mrs. Wil
son and presented to the receiving
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Mr. Bledsoe
Ceremony
made with a rust colored skirt and
a white wool bolero. She wore tales
man roses.
The groom had his uncle, Horace
E. Edwards as best man. Candles
were lighted by Misses Barbara
Lynn and Barbara Southerland.
After the wedding, guests were
invited into the dlningjroom where
the bride and groom cut the three
tiered wedding cake. From a lace
covered table, centered with an ar
rangement of pom pom chrysanthe
mums, Miss Ann Nell Parker ,of
Bowden. poured punch and Mrs.
Ben Cooper served the cako with
mints and nuts.
Mrs. Bledsoe is the daughter of
the late Mr. and Mrs. B. F. Cooper
of Warsaw. She was graduated at
East Carolina Teachers College and
is now teaching in Ashboro. Lt.
Bledsoe attended Wake Forest and
is now with the Army stationed at
Ft.. Smith, Ark. After Christmas
the couple will be at home in Fort
Smith. For traveling Mrs. Bledsoe
wore a two piece wool suit designed
with a beige Jacket and dark brown
skirt. She used brown accessories
and wore her bridal orehid.
She received her education at the
Warsaw High School antf Campbell
College, from which sh' "sHM.nted
in the summer. The groom attended
Beulaville school and i emtdoyncl
with Avon's Sojrvice Station in
Warsaw. Mr. and Mrs. Brinr.on are
residing in the Barden Apartments
in Warsaw.
line which composed Mrs. Marshall
Miss Stephens, her mother Mrs. G.
Van Stephens, and Miss Elolse Wil
liams of Warsaw, Mrs. Charlton
Sandlin of Beulaville and Miss
Young.
Mrs. Clifford R. Johnson invited
guests into the dining room where
Mrs. Wells, seated at one end of
the table, assisted by Mrs. Daulton
I West of Warsaw, and Mrs. E. G.
Murray, and Miss Barbara Wilson,
served tea. party sandwiches and
i cookies.
Miss Betty Wells Fussell directed
guests from the dining room to Kiss
i Estelle Fussell who said good hyes.
! Music from recordings was furn
ished by Miss Shirley Wilson.
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The WMU met Monday afternoon
in the ladies parlor of the church
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with Mrs. F. J. Thomas in the chair.
The program was in charge of the
Annie Kate Powell Circle with Mrs.
Paul Brltt reading the devotionals: '
Mrs. Doris Peeler presented the
topic for the months. "The Jews". .
The Jr. GAs met Monday in
the home of Miss Barbara Jone i
with 27 present and Miss Joyce
Whittle presiding. Mesdames Wil
bur Garner, L. S. Whittle and J. F.
Strickland instructed the girls in
their forward steps after whtclrthe
hostess assisted by her mother, Mrs.
Emerson Jones served drinks, cook
ies and potato chips.
The Sunbeams met Monday at
the church with leaders- Mesdames
V. A. Standi and C. V. Garner in
charge and about 30 little tots pres
ent. The mission study was contin
ued and hostesses Judy Rolling and
Nina Garner served ice cream and
cookies.
Notice ....
Warsaw PTA will hold a most im
jortant meeting Tuesday night,
Oct. 19 at 7:30 in the high school.
All school patrons are urgently re
quested by Mrs. M. A. Smith, Presi
dent, to be present as essential mat
ters will be discussed. So for the in
terest of your child and school, be
present.
ANOTHER - - -
Jamec Kenan Chapter UDC will
meet Thursday afternoon, Oct. 21
at 3:30 p.m. in the home of Mrs. C.
F. Carroll with Mesdame; f. C.
Brock, C. B. Best and Daisy Jordan
hostesses. Members are urged to be
present.
Mrs. Frank HobBs
Entertains Club
Mrs. Frank Hobbs was hostess to
her bridge club and several addi
tional guests at her home when she
entertained with two- tables of
bridge. Lovely flowers decorated
the living room. During play coca
colas and cashew nuts were served
and at the Conclusion Miss Mamie
Bethea and Mrs. Stacy Britt recei
ved attractive gifts for club and
visitors high. The hostess served
fruit cake, topped with whipped
cream, and coffee.
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Rofarians Enterfain
The Warsaw -Rotary Club enter
tained Thursday evening with thejr
annual fall dinner party honoring
the Rotaryannes and local school
faculty at the American Legion
Home, which was attractively deco
rated in Rotary colors of blue and
gold, and depicting a night club
scene. Tables held nove arrange
ments of beer bottlee candleholders
and place cards.
Serving as master of ceremonies
wag Arthur Appe who is ever popu.
lar'in that role. Following a deli
cious fried chicken dinner Rotarian
Apple was assisted by Rotarians
Earl Wall, J. M. Kornegay and
Robert West in putting on wveral
amusing and entertaining skits.
Cheer leaders of Warsaw High
School served as waitresses.
Mrs. Brinson Is
Honoree At party
Mrs. Horace Brinson, who before
her recent marriage was Miss Lois
Ritter, was honoree at a pretty
shower Thursday evening Sept. 30
when Mrs. Dallas Ritter and Mrs.
Paul Pate, aunts of the honoree, en
tertained at a miscellaneous shower
in the home of Mr. and Mrs. C. L.
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if you have anything to Mil
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we will ascept produce for
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replace your
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I will install. Guarantee best blinds I James Parker attended a barbecue
at least money. Call 237-1 or drop dinner Sunday honoring J. J. Sut
a card to JACK SITTEESON, J ton of LaGrange on -his birthday
Kenansville, N. C
12-26 pd. '
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Write for (notation, flvtnf
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APARTMENT for rent in Warsaw.
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FOR SALE: One SVicuJt Electric
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One Coal-Wood Circulating Heat
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JOHN H. WOOD,
L Rt, 2, Warsaw, N. C.
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FOR SALE: 300 bu.' of good "Red
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some OatStSee -. .
C. A. CAVENAUGH, on bi-way be
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11-5-it. pd
FOR RENT: 5 rooms upstairs apt
Private bath; hot and cold water.
Call WE. FUSSELL, 348-1 or
Ritter. .
Lovely arrangements of flowers
decorated the home and the hostess
es served sandwiches, cookie and
lemonade to 29 gueses present' -
Mrs: Sheffield
Entertains Club
Mrs. Edwin Sheffield entertained
her bridge club and several addi
tional guests Thursday aftemdon at
her home with two tables of bridge.
The home was attractively decora
ted with fall flowers and Mrs, Mit
chell Brltt, a new-comer -who! r -cently
moved from Clinton, recei
ved hi-jacks for scoring high.
During play coca colas and pota
to chips were served and at the con
clusion' pecan pie topped with ice
cream was served.
Miss Stephens Is
Miss Frances Stephens, bride
elect, was honoree Friday evening
when Miss Annie Kate Powell and
sisters complimented her at a mis
cellaneous party and shower at
theirhome on Hill St. The front
part of the house, thrown ensuite,
was decorated with mixed floral
arrangements.
Mrs'. Allen Draughon greeted the
guests at the door and asked them
to write their favorite recipes,
which were filed for the bride.
Mrs. Robert Frederick rte:vod
note sheets for winning a drawing
contest and Mrs. Graham Phillips
received bath powder in a musical
contest. Miss Sarah Humphrey,
bride-elect, was remembered with
silver. Miss Stephens was present
ed a shower of gifts in a most uni
que manner as they were rolled in
to the room in a large decorated
umbrella upon a tea wagon. After
the gifts were opened the fifty
guests were invited to the dining
room where they were served in
dividual cakes, nuts, mints and
cream punch.
Outlaw's Bridge
The Annual Parish Supper will
be held in the school building on
Friday night, Oct. .15 at 6:30, fol
lowed by the business of the parish.
All members and friends are urged
to be present for the supper and
business meeting.
Community Club meets Saturday
night at 7:30 in the school auditor
ium for the regular monthly session
of the club. All are invited.
Miss Essie Mae Outlaw of the
Wadesboro school faculty spent the
week end with her brother Mr. JeS
se Outlaw and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Parker and
and family reunion held in honor of
Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd L. Sutton.
The Home Demonstration Club
will meet Monday afternoon.
Miss Myra Maxwell of Wilson
visited relatives here last Friday.
There will be a series of meetings
at the church beginning Wednesday
night Oct. 20th at 7 o'clock with
song services each evening. All aie
cordially invited
Mrs. Katie Outlaw and Mrs. L. R.
Sutton were joint hostesses n the
AUW in the home- of Mrs. Outlaw
Saturday afternoon. Mrs. M. L.
Outlaw, Jr. presided. Following the
worship service and business the
program was given. A social hour
with refreshments closed the meeting.
Honoree At Party
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Society and Personals
llevlin - Sbulherland Wedding
Held In Grove Presbyterian Church
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Miss Pattie Susan Southerland of
Greensboro and Kenansville, dau
ghter of Mrs. Lawrence Souther
land and tne late Mr. aouinenana
of Kenansville, became the bride
of James William Newlin, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Mahlon Newlin of
Graham, on October 2 in the Grove
Presbyterian Church, Kenansville.
The Hev. J. G. Morrison, pastor of
the Grove Church, officiated at the
double ring recemony.
Mrs. Louise W. Mitchell of Ke
nansville, pianist, and Jack B.
Smith of Greensboro, tenor soloist,
cousin of the bride,-presented a
program of wedding music.
The bride, given in marriage by
her brother, Lawrence Southerland,
wore a gown of wnite satin ana
marquisette. She wore a fingertip
veil of imported illusion which
hung from a tiara of rhinestones
and seed pearls. She carried a white
prayer book topped with an orchid
and showered with lilies-of-thelval-ley
and satin streamers. Her only
ornament was pearls, a gift from
the groom.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Southerland,
sister of the bride, was maid of
honor., SKe wore a dress of sky blue
moire taffeta with matching plctuie
hat and mitts. She carried a bou
quet of pink roses showered with
matching ribbon.
Janet Coble, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. William D. Coble of Guilford
College, niece of the groom, and
Florie Currie, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. John M. Currie of Kenansville,
were Junior attendants. They wore
pink and chartreuse taffeta dresses.
They wore matching bonnets with
hamburg ruffles under the brim
and. matching mitts. 'They carried
old-fashioned nosegays of pastel
flowers with contrasting streamers.
David Newlin of Graham was his
Rhythm Step
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"SHOES FOX THE ENTIRE FAR1ILY"
brother's best man. Ushers, were
J. D. Bowman, college roommate of :
the groom and W. M. Morris, both
of Greensboro.
For her daughter's wedding Mrs.
Southerland chose a black crepe
dress with which she wore cor
sage of red roses. The bridegroom's
mother wore a lavender dress and
a corsage of white roses.:
Mrs. W. E. Willis of Raeford and
Miss Eleanor Southerland of Clin
ton, twin sisters of the bride, were '
mistresses pf ceremonies. . . --Mrs.
Newlin is a graduate of Ke
nansville High School and attend
ed Woman's College. She taught-'
commercial classes in South Edge
combe High School, Pinetops; lor
three years anrf'for the past year
has been employed by Sears, Roe
buck and Company as secretary,
Mr. Newlin is a'graduate of Eli
Whitney High School and attended .
Guilford College and was graduated
from High Point College. He served
18 months in the U. S. Army and Is
employed by Sears, Roebuck tc Co.
as assistant manager in the mer
chandise department,
For traveling the bride wore an
electric blue gaberdine suit with
black accessories and a gray hat
trimmed with brocaded satin. She
wore the orchid from her prayer
book. r--
After a bridal trip to Richmond
and Williamsburg, Va. they will
make their home in Greensboro. .
Announce Birth
Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Grady announ-, :
ce the birth of a daughters Marga-
ret Louise, September 137 1948.
Mother and daughter doing welL
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