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J Mrs; Roy Jones-Martin Vows Spoken; Candlelight Ceremony In Warsaw Methodist Church Miss Coleen Carol Jones, daueh- ."-ter-pf Mr. and Mrs. Joshua Jones of Warsaw and William C. Martin, ;. ton of Mrs. Irene Martin of Dur- ham and Mr. : Vance M:rtln of Portsmouth,. iVa- were united In marriage In a candlelight ceremony -on k Saturday. September- 27th at seven thirty O'clock in the Warsaw M ithodist Church. , - , ' - : v : The Reverend R. ' h. Crdssno, vaninister of the groom officiated, using the doub'e ring ceremony. . The vows were spoken b fore ar rangements of. p. lms and huckle berry Oregon ferns with taU bas kets of white gladioli and mums. A, program of nuptial music was Tendered by Miss. Jean Newkirk, a , cousin of the groom and Bobby Hudson as soloist Sang, 'Sweetest Story Ever Told' and "O Perfect Love'. -; -": . ' ' The lovely bride entered the church with her father-who gave her in mzrraige. She wore a bal , " lerina length gown of chanttly lace and nylon tu'le over satin, snug bodice tendjfte of lace appllqued at neck;'line(f"longr fitted sleeves ended In calMtly points over tha -wrist. " Her skirt of -Pace reding- ote style over a panel of pleated lace.- Her shoulder length veil of Illusion was attached to a halo of orange blossoms. She carried a jpiayer book topped -with a white . orchid, show, red with tube roses The bride's only atendant was Immediately following the cere Miss Katherine Bowen of Warsaw, moony the bride and groom re - Her gown of ballerina length with ceived in . the 'vestibule of the mm TOYS Vogue tt Iderl DOLLS Lionel . Train Model Toys - HeadBtrom TRICYCLES ii- : And -' SidewlaUt Bike Model Airplane And Boats Also fine T Infants' Gifts f '' " WE HAVE HALO'WEEN COSTUIttES THE Y0l)::0ER SET - 10th & MARKET ST. SHOPPING 4 CENTER y 11 In Wilmington . Kt."-1 --r ' . Pi-;' CiV---- V It ' jf.' V " I 4 i ' I f- . 'lit' ti'J K A ' It V ' : 4 4 1 1 - - M sit I If I - . I 1 - 'I Sitterson gold nylon met and velveteen with strapless' 'bodice was accented by a veivetten stole. . She carried a nosegay of autumn colors with ros es. rvic'j-'- -. - Xittle Bettie Jewell Malpass of Clinton, cousin of the groom, was ftowcr girl.. She wore a dress of after that of the maid' of honor. f 7hr XrC".,L. Stevens, jr., of Warsaw pre Her flowers were miniature nose gay of autumn, flowers. Master Jimmy Owen, friend of the bride was ring bearer.r . ; Honorary bridesmaids' were Mrs. Melvin' Herring, r sister .of the groom, Mrs. W. D. Frazier, Jr. of Liberty, N, C, Mrs. Harris An drews of Burlington, cousins of the bride, Miss Pearl Raynor of Chin quapin, Mrs. George Clontz Kor negay and Miss Eva Bell Kornegay of W.rsaw, wearing hairdos of white carnations: ' '.siii .. Bobby Ray Martin, brother of the. groom was best man; Ushers were Arnold Murray Jones, broth er ,of the bride. Walter P. OVest, Frank Steed ana Johnny4Fod'd;I"aU of Warsaw. J Mrs.. Jones, motfier of the bride wore a dress of navy frepe with navy Accessories and a corsage of purple orchids. t i :; Mrs. Martin, mother of the groom wore a brown crepe dress with browft- accessories and van orchid corsage, FURNITURE ' SforkUne ' Thayer V Oak H1U Portocrib -;i Iron . Butterfly Chain . FolderoU ' - v Strollers A SwUAga ' - Nursery . Safety ' Devfeeo ' : i r n k . ' Any Color AnJ .Material Any Size, All Prices . TO O Fitted O Full Swing O Zip out Lining Or Without :( 1 : . y, t.';i:, A W v ' i, :- ' ' ir - t W; " r - v 4, ... Mr. and Mrs. Herman Berwick of Calypso announce the engagement of their daughter, Ann Lambert, to Leslie Ray Nunn, Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. L. R. Nunn of Paison. The wedding will be solemnized at the Ca'ypso Baptist church; Sunday, Oct. 12, t five o'clock in the afternoon. Mrs. Henry L. Stevens; Warsaw, Presides The annual convention of the North Carolina Division of the United Daughters of the Confed eracy was held in Raleigh, October 8 to 10, at the Sir Walter Hotel. The Division president, Mrs. Henry sided. About 300 delegates atten- ded. Mrs. Glenn Long of Newton President General of the national organization was present and de Miss Lindler Weds Minister In Columbia Church Wedding jCo'umbia, S. C. In a double ring ceremony here on Friday in the Shrndon Presbyterian Church Miss' Frances Boland Lindler be came the b: ide of the Rev. Samuel Norman Thomas, with the Rev. Fred V. Poag as officiating minis ter. v - - church. For traveling the bride selected a b.'ue grey suit with navy accessor ies and the orchid lifted from h:r bouquet. Mrs. Martin is a graduate of Warsaw. High School and National School of Commerce in Charlotte- and is at present, em ployed by Oardllna Power and Light Company of Warsaw. .The groom is a graduate of Warssw High School and is employed by J. P.,Stevens Company of Wallace. Following, the wedding trip toe couple will reside in the- Carfton Apartment on Finest. . Following the wedding rehear sal on Friday evening, Miss Kafh ryn. Bowen, assisted by Mr. and Mrs. Ross Watklms, entertained- at a cake cutting at their home on CheUey St. . . , - . , The traditional green and white color- scheme was carried out The table, covered with a white cut work cloth was centered with a' sil ver bowl holding an arrangement of white alphyaa. A three tiered wedding- ake, decorated Jn white and topped with a miniature bride and groom was placed at one end, and. Mrs. Melvin Herring served theeake. l"1. vi -..--,--'-.- Miss Jean Newklrk poured punch and Miss Eva Belle Kornegay ser ved the freoa. d. white mints and started nuts, -; h:,:-..z .. 1 1 i , LAY A WAY NOW O Gabardine -1 Wool Tweeds Checks rrsn rr 3 t k r 3 If 5'i '4. 4 livered the addres at the banquet Wednesday evening. ' The speaker for Historical Even ing on Thursday was Dr. Frank H. U of Wilmington. The Jkhnston Pettigrew Chapter. UDC of Raleigh was the hostess group for the Convention. Mrs. Carson D. Bau;om Is president, and Mrs. A. W. Hoffman is served as general chairman for the three day meeting. . ' ' The bride is Ibe Oaugh.ter of-Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Boland Lindler of Columbia and the Rev. Mr. Thomas is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roland Thomas of Pink Hill, S. C. The -bridegroom is now minister iof the Acme Presbyterian Church In Aime, N. C, and of the White Plains Presbytaiian Church in Clarkton, N. C. The couple wi-1 be at heme in Wilmington, N. C. until the manse in Acme is com pleted. Wedding music for the ceremony was present'-.' V" Mrs. F. Lawrence Davis, of Ciuaibia, organist, and Miss Ellen Grahsim, vocalist, of FayetteviKe. Best man was the Rev. Hogan Yancey of West End, N. C, and ushers were the Rev. William Cameron of Kingsport, Tenn., the Rev. John Dall of Little ton, N. C, the Rev. Joe Brooks f Wi'son, N.'C; and Angus Mercer of Charlotte, N. C, cousin of the bridegroom. k ; Given in marriage by her father,. the .bride wore a - gown of - ivory S:ttn with a yoke of illusion, fitted basque and a rosepolnt lace bertha. The full skint ended in cathedral tram. Her iuii lengtn veil of fn-il dal illusion was attached to a tiara She carried a white Bible topped with a purple throated orchid, and showered with tuberoses and white satin streamers.".;".' ,;. ; Maid of honor was Miss Athalie Lindler of Richmond, Va. sister of the bride, and Mrs. Arthur. Lind ler, Jr.. of Columbia,. sister In taw of the bride. They wore gowns of sunflower rose: with a - fichu, etid an empire waist. They carried bou quets of deep pink carnations with pink and silver lace marine and narrow silver ribbon, tied with rose satin ribbon'. -:-T-r. - (Bridesmaids were Miss Rea Lin ler and Miss Betty Ann Lindler both of Columbia .-... iS r-,j T ii j- wsicrs 01 lire bride, end the 'Jutll0P bridesmaid WaS' MISS nop! At. Thnmn Elr.V Hill iter of the bridegroom. Their Presses were like those of the hon or attendants, and they carried similar cascade bouquets. . iFlowef gir! h wi Miss Louise Lindler of Columbia, neice of the bride, wearing a rose taffeta dress with a double net skirt The moth er of - the bride wore a gown of pWder blue crepe with a orchid corsage, and the bridegroom's mo ther wore a gown of beige crepe with an orchid corsage. !After the ceremony the' bride's parent entertained at a reception at their heme. For a wedding trip to the mountains of North Carolina and Virginia, the bride wore ton bUie eovelty wool suit with .MThrbride tnrope College k Bltsh B,. tnastera imiw in k - -- the Presbyterian Genei. bly" Training School in Blchu. The brideeroom la rn'orMAmta nt inreaoyxenan Junior College and -- At in -wus meziper of PI Kapp Phi frater nity. 1 in Mav ha wm uriiliut from Union Theological Seminary ui nKiiuHun, va. - f TI;2 Ftiion I !cC:v;ens , lienor - Parents Here On Golden Wedding Anniversary Saturday evening. October 4, '- from eight until mine - thirty oiock, Mr; add Mrs. Falson W, McGowen ' entertained " at 1 their tome In -" Kenansville. Jionorine l neir parents, nr. ana Mrs. rnomas ). McGowen on their golden wed ding anniversary: :v - - v .,-.!.. - Mr. -and ' Mrs. O. P. Johnson greeted the guests at the front door, and Miss Dianne Stokes pin ned on each a golden slipper with' a - tiny yelloy tulle bow. In the receiving line were Mr. nd Mrs: J. Oliver Stokes, Mr. and Mrs. Falson MGowen, Mr.- and Mrs. Thomas J. McGowen, honor ees, Mr., and Mrs. John W. Boye-tte, Mr. Frank McGowsn, and Rev. and Mrs. Lauren Sharpe. Mr. and Mrs. John Currie in ited the guests into the dining room where they wer; served brick ce c:eam Into which was molded i golden bell, individual c:kes with t gold '50' on e;ch, nuts and gold colored mints. As each guest en ured the dining room Miss Flor rie Currie passed them a napkin on which was engraved in gold these- wwrds: ' 'Julia and Tom, 19021952.' The dining table was covered with a linen cut work imported tab'e cloth over a golden -solored cloth. The taibe was centered with a tiered wedding cake topped with an ornament containing golden ivy' leaves and a horse shoe surround ing the numerals '50'. The wed ding cake was flanked by candela bra holding golden colored candles on which were tied miniature gold en slippers.' Seated at each end of the din ing table and serving cakes and ice cream were Mrs. Osear H. Best of Warsaw, and . Mrs. Vance B. Miss Martha Picket! Are Wed In Home In an afternoon ceremony on October 4, at the home of the bride's mother, Mrs. William J. Pickett, MUs Martha Aloise Pic kett became the bride of Mr. Roy Bryan Sitterson, with the Rev. Ed win S. Coates of Farmvllle, uncle of the bride, officiating. The bride is the daughter of Mr?. Wlllism J. Pickett of Kenans ville, and the late Mr. Pickett. Mr. Sitterson is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Cephas Bryan Sitterson of Kenansville. Preceding the ceremeny a pro gram of nuptial music was ren dered by Miss Estel'le FusseU, pia nist, and Mrs. W. H Hall, soloist, of Rose Hill. Mrs. Hall sang 'If I Could Tell You,' and C:dman's 'At Dawning.' 'O Perfect Love' was used for the benediction. The traditional wedding marches were played preceding and following the ceremony. The ceremony was performed under an arch flanked by- palms. cibotium fern and two lovely b:s- Keis containing large white glad ioli, as'ers, carnations and green- eiy. rne seven Branched c;ndela-bi-i vvre nlaceC cn either side of the aitar and the candles were lighted .by D. H. McKay and A. R. Bland of Kenansvi'le, brother in laws of the 'bride. The rest of the house was decorated with we 1 placed artistic vases of harmonizing flowers. The couple entered the living room together, unattended. For the wedding the bride wore a D;ryl -creation dress of sapphire blue velvet with soft feminine lines and rhinestone trim. Her matching hat was accented with two rhine- stcne pins. She carried a Bible topped with a white orchid and Showered with satin ribbons, liUies 1 Is! m our S Freeraon Sioe Co. 1 l 24 N. Front St. bi j WILMINGTON. INC. fj ij how you'll love the i cloud-soft feeling of l jr 2 Debonair III 1 '' ; ill -- VtV SliauM ham tfuTw ,;StvV :" Gavin. Assisting with the serving in the dining room were Miss Mar garet Williams, Mrs. Caroline G; vin, Miss Barbara Mitchell, Miss Annette Boyeue, Mrs. Willaim Wa ters of Falson, Mrs. Pierre Delaby of Fayettevllle, Mrs. Roma Baxley of Laurlnburg, Mrs. Louise Mitch ell, Mrs. Mary C. Southerland and Mrs. A. T. Outlaw. , . Mr. and Mrs. Murphy H. Canady of Bun Level directed the guests through the hall. Mr. and Mrs. H. E. Phi'.lips invited them into the den where Mr. and Mrs. H. C. McCuMen of Warsaw presided. Misses Mary Ella and Sadie Ben nett of Warsaw had charge of the guest register. Mr. and Mrs. Amos Q. Brinson invited" the, guests into the gift room where Mr. and Mrs. Joseph B. Wcllace received. Mr. and Mrs. McGowen received many beautiful and useful gifts. Mrs. C. B. Guthrie was hostess at large. Throughout the house were beau tiful -arrangements of yellow ros:s, large chrysanthemums, gladioli and clusters of Magnolia lesves and ivy painted in gold and flanked about candelabra. - Mrs. Thomas J. McGowen's for mal length gown was of lavender laca over satin. She wore a cor s ge of white purple throated or chids. The ladies assisting wore corsages of chrysanthemums and carnations in an array of the fall colors. Throughout the evening a pro gram of music was presented by Miss Marjorie "Jones. Goodbyes were said by Mr. :ml Mrs. O. P. Johnson. 200 guests cal ed during the eve ning. & Mr. Roy Sitterson Ceremonies Here of the valley and stephanotls. The Bride's mother wore a dress of pure silk Malayan Rose; marble crepe, with portrait neckline. Her corsage was a white ochid. The bridegroom's mother wore a dress of black crepe with rhine stone buttons and matching ac cessories and a corsage of white carnations. Following the ceremony the bride's mother entertained the wedding guests at a reception. Mr. and Mrs. Vance B. Gavin directed the guests to the bride's book where they were registered by Mrs. Mattie Sadler. Mr. and Mrs. A. R. Bland, Jr., received in the dining room. The dining room table was cov ered with an imported lace cloth centered with an arrangement of wnite carnations in a crystal bowl On either side were white burning tapers in silver candelabra. The four tiered wedding cake with min iature bride and eroom w:s served by Mrs. J. B. Cooper of Wallace, after the bride and groom had cut the first s ice. Miniature bridal trinkets tied with white satin streamers were hidden beneath the cake. From the other end of the 'able, Mrs. E. S. Coates of Farm ville served individual moulds of bridal ice cream. Mrs. J. R. Grady. Miss Margaret Williams and Mfss Cornelia Wa'ston assisted in serv- ing nuts and mints. After a wedding trip to Florida the couple will make their home in Kenansville. Out of town guests at the wed ding were: Rev. rnd Mrs. E. S. Coates. Farmville; Mr. and Mrs. C. H. Hall, Scotland Neck; Mr. and Mrs. John Stanley, Wilmington; Mis. J. B. Cooper. Wallace; Mrs. S. D. Bradshaw, Beulaville; Mrs. thott wonderful, weiarabt shoft blotstd with soft, soft Alrsol. Functional fashions of casual elegance . 0 imart Risques, those wonderful shoes that you're going to love to live inl - Smart new styles... comfortable as an "old shoe" thanks to their exclusive cloud-soft, Airsol construction... -Hisiv . cHon ' . . tes rmrT r. tevszoay. crcn -, 12:2. : Mrs. Donnell Miss Edith Aileen Of Mr. Donnell In an informal ceremony on Seot 14 at 4:00 in the Pleasant View Presbyterian Church, Miss Edith Aileen Byrdl became the bride of Donnell Edwin Kornegay. Officiating at the double ring cer emony was the Rev. Norman P. Farrior assisted by the Rev. Ste phen A. Smith. The bride is the daughter of Mr. James Henry Byrd of A'lbertson and the late Mrs. Byrd, and the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Edd Kornegay of Route 1, Mt. Olive. Presenting a program of wedding music were Mrs. Doug'-as Wells Townsend, pianist; tnd Mr. William H. Smith, brother in law of the groom, soloist. Best man was the bridegroom's father, with Mr. Hubert E. Phil- I lips of Kenansville and Mr. Currie bmith of Mount Olive, brothers in law of the groom, as ushers. Given in marriage by her father J. R. Cooke, Aulander; Mrs. L. S Jernigan, Jr., Ahoskie; Miss Es tel'e Fussell and Mrs. W. H. Hall, Rose Hill; Miss J.net Bonev, Wash ington, D. C. Hello There . . . Ladies! Ann Wooten, Home Economist Carolina Power and Light Company Hello: -With school starting you have to start planning and preparing lun ches an easy way iby making a quan- 1. Five color combinations. 2. Black or brown suede, ombre ' trim. Handbags to match. Edwin Byrd Byrd Becomes Bride Edwin Kornegay the bride wore a medium blue suit with navy blue accessories. She carried a white Bible showered with Bristol fairy and Carnations topped with a pink hybrid orchid. As matron of honor, Mrs. Earl Oliver Sears, sister of the bride, wore a mauve suit with navy ac cessories and carried a corsage of roses. The step mother of the -bride wore a black crepe dress with an aster corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore a navy suit with an aster corsage. The bride is a 'graduate of the B. F. Gr;dy High School and has been employed toy th? Duplin Co. PMA office for the ipast year. The bridegroom is a graduate of the B. F. Grady High School. They will make their home at Rt. 1 Mount Olive. Following the ceremony the bride and groom left for a wed ding trip to the mountains. tity of sandwiches and freezing them and havp them right ready for the lunch box. Several fillings not suitable for freezing are: 1. Those that cont in raw vege lables that loose their appetizing crispm ss, color and flavor. 2. Those thJt contain the whitas of haid ?ooked egtfs which are like y to become tough on freezer stor age. 3. Fruit jellies which arj likely to ?oak into the bread and make th- s ndwiches soggy. Sevcial fillings sui-'.ebl-' for freez ing are: 1. Cream cheese with chopped nuts. 2. Combine peanut butter, rai sins, crushed pineapple. 3. Combine peanut buter, chop ped dates, honey and lemon juice. 4. Chicken salad. $10.95 i if j) m B U i) Announce Birth Mr. and Mr. Caswell Moor Jr n-t j'om n announce the ' t cr
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