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To Wed
OW IN NEW YORK
Bring m my -,hawl,;; dear,
wuuau bhuiih -wrmm m .-a
mere likely ir a fashlaa wfce
Miss 1953 talking, Me wbe reeog-
Ma covin, oramatic toeckline treat-1
ment are sonaiy esiaousnea w
separate group 'of fashion. Start-
tee. There's a pesky
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OLE STEALS STYLE ""or .J". ta 2L"2
tit--" i iut mua urn '.imw ilki uw ww-rw-.
, I " J 'liml HHtof tlie Wedding Season!
1 ' ' W'W STERLING
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Burgundy $33.75
Maia rMiYnr limn ever with brides . . . our beaw
Reed & Barton design.. tuperUy aahed in . olid ajv
Price, are Der 6-wi,pWetfings. Federal Tax Inc.
iver.
Jj . 264 Front St ' ' '8N'
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Th onffuffement of Miss Jacque
line Matthew Burke of Charlotte o
Mr. James Pender Ricks; Jr., oi
Marietta, Ga., son ol Mr. ana hti.
aickg of Rocky Mount, has been
announced toy her parents, Mr.
nd Mr. Matthew Buree oi jnbw
3ern. A late summer wedding ha3
seen planned. Miss Burke, a grand
iauEhter of Mr. and Mrs. Mortimer
Maxwell of Klnston, Is a . former
member of the Duplin Times Man.
She left the Times to become assis
tant to the city editor of the Char
lotte jNewa . il.i ii
I never knew any man in my life
who could not bear anbther's mis
fortune perfectly like a Christian,
v Alexander Pope
Mrs. Robert Clifton Watson is
the former Miss Asha Estelle Far
rior daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Wil
liam H. Farrlor of Wallace. Her
marriage to Mr. Watson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Ben Tillman Watson of
Wallace, took place June 16 in
Wl)re Baptist Church.
IMss Lois Herring Harries Ensign
Ugerfon In .Ion in j Church Ceremony
"THE TASHIOS SHOP W aUUSTOS -
One Rack
BEGAIl MO'.IDAY, JULY 7lh
Hundreds wonderfnl values! ;
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A mnmins ceremony saturaay
in the Presbyterian Church at Wal
lace united in marriage Miss Lois
Carmen Herring ano- Mis. l nomas
Colston Edgerton, USN, with tne
Rev. William B. Hooa as omciaung
minieter for the ten thirty cere
mony. . ' ...
Th hrine is me aaugmcr oi u.
nri Mm. Stenhen Almond Herring
of Wallace, and the bridegroom is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. taxi uock
Edgerton of Wallace.
Before the ceremony music was
presented by Mrs. Homer Boney
of Wallace, organist, and James H.
McKoy, Jr., of Wilmington, soloist.
Given in marriage by her father,
the- bride wore a ballerina gown of
white Swiss organdy over taffeta.
She had as her maid of honor her
colleee roommate. 1 Miss Martha
Ann Nesbltt of Bdneyville. Brides
maids were Mis Barbara Louise
I Carter and Mis Jane Pope of
Wallace.
his father a best man and ushers
were James Faires, A. J. Caven
augh, and Henry James of Wallace,
and Amos Brlnsont his brother in
law, of Kenansvilie.
The bride's dress was embroid
ered in a cut work design around
the edse of the full skirt A
Urideeroom was graduat
n Wallace High School and
Dresses
SEDUCED
AH She, tinea.
Cottons. Tj
and More!
SDk, Fria, Sheer Crepes and
Value from SSJt la SaJS-MOW .
All Summer Straw
f.'afs
All
BATIIIiSG SUITS
PLAY SUUS
S1I03TS
pedal mm
SLACKS . ;
$5.00
and Less!
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pointed yoke of illusion was edged ln ?.'
with the same eyeiot aeiau oi em- .- "K::
l.-ij j . c...i.. .. ea irom wauace mgn ocas
SgWe-round n($Jl
the bodice. The twHtiered veU of & July, 1951, he entered I the Navy
shoulder length was of illusion, 1 was wcenUy .fwmpissioned an
.h in . hD.a.i nf iMmil II. eUSlKn irom UUltMi
: ::.:.: ; " c, in Newoort r. i. After
mis Orchids, stenbanotis. and short wedding trip, the couple will
..VwA thi .hmvAH Iuiii. Home 1Q OWWUW, ii. .i nuv
quet which the bride carried on the bridegroom to tatloned,
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AI( Colors, tae M
iiVloii pmities
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One Group of White Pure Silk
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PAIITIES
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a white Bible.
The maid of honor wore a white
organdy dress . over blue taffeta.
Her full ballerina skirt was of
heavily embroidered eyelet. The
ntted sleeveless bodice was point
ed at the neckline and shirred at
the shoulder., Her dress was match'
ed by a tiny Elizabethan brim of
white organdy over blue taffeta.
She carried -a nosegay of mixed
iiowers, predominantly pink.
The bridesmaids' dresses and
brims were like that of the maid
of honor.- They also carried nose
gays of summer flowers.
The bride' mother wore an la
formal dress of pink lace with
matching pink hat. Her corsage
was a lavender orchid. Tae bride
groom's mother was in blue lace
with a matching flower hat and
had an orchid corsage.
Immediately after the wedding,
the bride and groom received
guests in the vestibule of the
church. ' "
For travel the bride wore a blue
shantung suit with white accessor
ies. Her corsage was a white or
chid. ... -o.it.1 '
-Mrs. Edeerton was ' graduated
from Wallace High School and Is
a rising senior at Woman's College.
where she will resume her studies
ing its revival only a few seasonal draped top with one covered shou
aeo witn nere ana mere a sroie . aw.
added to sports and- evening
de
signs, the scarf-and-stole act now
covers the entire fashion field. The
limits are as far apart as beach-
wear and ball gowns.
A Flashy Entrance
The stole suit was a flashy en
trance In last year's designs. This
year the number of scarf -ana-stoie
trea'tments includes . everything
from full-length panels on cape
coat and greatcoats to bolero and
spencer Jacket effects and actu-alitles-rso
brief they are hardly
larger than shoulder pads.
Much subtlety is to be teen in
the shoulder design. Perhaps be
cause of the current long torso
look, they are coming of age
design-wise through their
Also in the realm of minimum
but dramatic, shoulder coverage
maa shown' by Capri Frocks a
dm with large, middy-like dol
lar that Upered to a low point in
back,
BEAUTY CARE
BY CALENDAR
It Isn't always easy to remember
In the midst of your busy life
to schedule time to polish your
natl tweeze your brows, wash
irnur ' hair and do the numerous
other beauty tasks that are so im
portant to your appearance.
The necessity of following a
...kiiiia hnwever should nit be
neri , r.ArotmMei. In fact, your ap-
to serve as counterpart or balance pearance most definitely depends
to low-placed skirt fullness. In,upon it.
other words shoulder treatments . .
and mobile hem provide the soft- Wait too long ween1Im1a"t
I.. hnntirflna than rinnn .and VOUr ' hSfldS Will lOOk
the high, wrapped waistline . and , Shabby and poorly groomed. Hanf-
the smooth molded hlpiine. I nail wiu appear, u u.
An lnteresung continuation, lor, may even urea
ALL SALES FINAL. ALTTZATTC:. EST3A.
BE IIESH EASILY FC5 DST CI1CCTICNS "
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fall, of spring' preoccupation with
the spencer jacket 1 the impor
tance of the abort coat. These inch
es shorter than recent classic coat
designs, give good topping' to a
silhouette that tarts with slim
skirt. Appropriately enough, many
have the "dandy' or cut-away line.
And a logical step in thjs philoso
phy of dress Is the Bean Brummel
coat..
Imaginative Treatment
' Shoulder blade areas were treat
ed with respect and imagination
In' many of the recent showing
of fall lines. Monte-Sano and Pru
can bowed to the .renascence of
Renaissance fashions with a "Flor
entine red" cape-collared coat.
The same house introduced the
Shepherd's coat" with wrapped
tubular line and a softly draped
nooa. Also mere was a brief, hug
ging evening wrap fith Moused
back of white wool fleece em
broidered all over In white braid
and gold sequins.
The slender "shape" at Adele
Simpson's placed emphasis on a
soft lilt at the shoulders, as well
as at the hlpiine, Nettle Rosen
stein showed little Jackets that
are barreled rather than boxed
the more to give them the feeling
of a shawl r cape. Ceil Chapman
paired coordinated little. Jacket
with practically all of her 10-inche
from-the-floor evening dresses,
all designed tor a dramatic en
trance. ', . : ..
At Christian Dior - New York
evening topper were called llan
telefctas," long stole with crushed
vh mr hair a day er two
late, and It will aiway give xne
imrKinn of being disheveiea.
The same1 appue w jv
miriino iui home Dcnnanent rou
tine. If they are none napna-
tvIIv vour aooearance ? nas . w
suffer. , ,;- ,' :?:$;' ' .
' One good way of overcoming this
problem is the use of a personsl
beauty calendar,' All you have to
a 4. inmiv set a regular calen
dar, and then write in your sche
dule of grooming event. -
whan it is comnleted. the cat
ndar will serve a a constant
nilH. in hauitV. MSJCC Wan-
tive schedule for the first month
or so and see how it works out You
may find some change are necesr
m'nff . the calendar on the back
of your bathroom door, and refer
to, It every single morning ana
evenina. You will Be amazea at
how helpful it irilkbe. vi .
CHAK1XESS
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Yet know I how the heather looks,
And what a wave muit be. I
I never enoke With God, : 9 ,
Nor visited in heaven; , v; i'-;.,
Yet certain am I of the spot
A if the chart were given.
, ... ' ijj. f ..vi, Emily Dickinson
Fear not chat thy hW- shall come
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