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In Rose Hill Pres!;,;:ri:n CLtcIi
Meredith College graduate Mist
Mary Evelyn Barden became the
bride of Cecil Hammond Rhodes
here August 12 In a morning cere
mony in Mount Zion Presbyterian
Church, with the Rev. Vann Mur
rell and the Rev. Wade H. AUuorf
officiating.
The bride lsvthe daughter of Mr:
and Mrs. Thomas Atlas Barden. of
Rose Hill. The bridegroom la the
on of Mrs. Robert Guy Rhodes of
J-'TrfCOT"! net and Imported lace , over
Sichlands and the late Mr. HhodaavfeJedi a nosegay of coral carnations
Weddnig music was presented by
xtusseu rtoeoucK, organist, ana uene
. Barnes, both of Wilson.
- Best man was 'Stephen T. Am-
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brother-in-law of the bridegroom.
as ushers. '
Matron of honor 'was the bride's
sister. Mrs. Georce P. Matthews.
wearing a ballerina-length gown of
uureia, iasnioned with a spencer
jacket and net skirt She wore
matching net mitts and a half and
half-hat of pleated- net. and car
een
an-asters, tied JtWUiftiijgrt
satin ribbon. . 5 'A
The bride, escorted VgZhi broth
er-in-law, Dr. George P. Matthews,
and 'given In marriage by- her fatb-
gtfore a ballerina-length gown
or wnrte unintuiy lace and - satin,
with a mandarin collar and Jacket
The bouffant lace skirt had a nylon
tulle panel of sunburst pleating-with
scallops-. Her tiered veil of French
illusion, was attached ?to a. matching
lace hat edged with pleated tulle
and irrediscent'pauietteajr
- She carried agraj'book topped
ith: white canjajtions, centered
With a- White orchid showered with
Lvblley lilies.. ' x-4 . -
:; ine.. brides motnerwore a dress
of blue lace embroidered in navy,
with; navy accessories and a cor-saee-
of - Dink ross. The bride-
bgroom 'A mother navy gown
wnn maicning -accessaries, ana a
corsage of pink jrwes.. A
After the cef erAony Ahi couple
greeted .guests in. tnsY wffb.uJg. For
travel the bride" a adRUt of
cornflower blue"-tuSwitfeTR;ces-
sories,' and It whiTeTorehtd.
The bride will complete work for
a master's degree at East Carolina
College this lalt--. Khodet re-
-itwrt'hl X 1 r riJriU'frrilh, At
lantic Christian College in Wilson
and received his Mf . degree from
flajf.
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Home Appliances
YOUR FRIGID AIRE
Warsaw
DEAliitV
Kenansvile
' Mrs. Billie Aldridge of Raleigh,
N. C. a'nd Lt Robert H. Cook of
Ft Benning, Ga. were married in
ah afternoon ceremony in the Main
Post Chapel. ,-. .-. r-.--.-.
Wedding music was presented by
the Chapel organist and Mrs.' James
Pias, soloist Best mait 'was the
father of the bridegroom, Harold
Cook of Columbus,'ndw and ushers
were Lt Robert Hbftfcbd Lt Pepper
Martin Of Ft. BennilHJ.
Given in marriage by her father.
the bride wore, a ballerina-length
gown of ice-blue chantilly lace and
taffeta with a nylon pleated cape.
Her hat, was of ice-blue leaves with
a nose veil, and her accessories were
of matching blue. She carried a
white prayer book topped with a
bronze orchid. As her sister's maid
of honor, Mrs, William Dexter Skid-more-of
Raleigh wore a dress of
midnight blue nylon net and nylon
ribbon over taffeta, with pink ac
cessories. She carried a nosegay of
sweetheart roses.
The bride's mother wore a dress
of blue silk shantung with a white
orchid corsage. The bridegroom's
mother .wore an afternoon ores of
brown'ace and a while orchid cor
sage.'..'.. 'U, l5:jii-J'i-.
v' Tbe 'parents of the bride entertain
ed at' reception alter' the wedding
i the Officer's Club. Alter a wed
ding' tripto Florida1 'the ouole will
,maicK.ieir home at Ffc''BenninsV
,'ineTiae is me -caugnter oi w.
idfrA;,W. F. SeveUe of Warsaw.
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AMERICAN LEGION"
SQUARE DAIICIT-
Mount Olive Gymnasium y
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BEGINNING SAT. NW, EPTTra.: I
AND EVERT SATURDAY NITE THEREAFTER AT 8:3 P. M.
The Rhythm 4, Plus 1" Adm. 75eper Person ' '
'A Clean Dance for Clean People Good.as the Best-
Better Than 'The Rest"
She attended CampbeU CoUege and
has been employed by ' the State
MUltarr District in Raleigh. :
The bridegroom, the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Cook of Columbus,
Ind., was a 1953 graduate of North
Carolina State College. He was a
member of the. College basketball
squad for. four years. ' ,
Y.YU. Honor
Miss Mitchell
Miss Peggy Mitchell, bride-elect
was honored Monday evening when
the Y. W. A, group and additional
friends entertained at a miscellan
eous shower .following the regular
meeting, with Miss Joyce Ann Jones
as hostess at her home. .
The home was most attractive for
the occasion with, arrangements of
summer flowers.
The gifts were presented the hon-
oree in an umbrella, coverea w
crepe paper, earring out the trad
itional motif of green and white.
The hostess assisted by her mother
Mrs. S. A. Jones, served chocolate
nut sundaes and cookies. ,
Those atetending included; Betty
Blanchard, Martha : Boney, Helen
Sutton, Jean Miller, Neva Grey
West Shirley Cockrell. Sue Shine,
Bessie Herring, Iris Ezzell, Lillian
Sholar, Betty Phillips,' Faye Black
burn, Carol .Padgett, Rita Sutton,
Mae Brock, Mrs. Paul B. Berry, Mrs.
Avon Sharpe and Miss Mitchell.
Miss Mitchell
Honored At Clinton
Mrs. L. G. LovelV'Mrs. George
Parker and Mrs. Paul Britt enter
tained on Wednesday morning hon
oring Miss Peggy Mitchell, bride-
elect at a breakfast held at the
Rufus King Hotel at Clinton.
Miss Mitchell was presented a
corsage, and china in her chosen
pattern.
" The table was centered with an
arrangement of pastel flowers.
Attending from Warsaw were
Miss Mitchell, Mrs. N. A. Mitchell
and Mrs. D. H. "Carlton. .
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Entertained At -Suprise
Shower; '
Miss Patsy Kornegay entertained
at a surprise miscellaneous shower
and canasta ' party honoring Miss
Peggy Mitchell, briJe-elect, on
Tuesday evening at 'her home near
Warsaw. , '. i- '"
. pastel arrangements of summer
flowers were used throughout the
home.
Upon arrival Miss Mitchell war
presented a corsage of white car-
nations; "r.
Miss Marilyn Williams received
ash trays for- high score, and Miss
Barbara Blanton was presented ash
trays for consolation.
Miss Kornegay was assisted by
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MISS GEORGHS LEE ROUSE Is the daughter
of Mrs. Perry BarwlcW of Mount Olive and Ed"
ward Rouse of Seven Springs, who announce
her engagement to Paul D. Grady, son of Mr.
and Mrs. P. R. Grady of Mount Olive. All full
wedding is planned t
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Mrs. cecil; hammond Rhodes is the .
former Miss Mary Evelyn Barden, daughter of
Mr. ' and Mrs.' Thomas : Atlas Barden of Rose '
Hill. Her marriage tdMr. Rhodes, son of Mrs.
Robert Guy Rhodes of Richlands and the late
Mr. Rhodes, took place August . 12 in Mount
Zion' Presbyterian Church.' ' - .
Mrs. N.-A. Mitchell, Miss Ross Gar
ner and Mrs. Gordon Kornegay . In
servina nuts and Dunich during Dlav
and bridal ice creanji flnd cake at
the end. t ,.;". ;r!t
Attending - were ' Misses Peggy'
Mitchell, Ross Gamer, Lois Phillips,
Mary E. Packer, Joyce Ann Jones,
Betty - Phillips, Betty . Blanchaco
juary iou i-nunps and Mrs. n. A.
Mitchell, all of .Warsaw; Misses
Barbara, Blanton, v Joyce Whatey,
Marilyn Williama.t lAhtt Ramsey,
Carolyn ' Williams and Elizabeth
Judge of Wallace.,. , ' ..-
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Immediately following ' the - re
hearsal ', of the Carlton-Mitchell
wedding Saturday night Mrs. George
Bennett entertained fpr the wed
ding party and close friends, v ft
mrs. uennett met toe guests ' at
the door and invited them to -the
dining room. The table had a French
Cloth, with the wedding cake at
one end and the punch bowl at
the other end. After the bride and
groom cut the first slice, Miss Bet
ty Phillips served , the cake , and
George Bennett Jr poured punch.
Marriage
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Ophas Whaley an
nounce - the marriage ' of 1 their
daughter, Shirley Frances, to Mr
Bruce Hunter on August 1? In
Jacksonville.. The RevBuelah Wil
liams officiated. The groonj j the
son of Mrs. Lloyd Huntae- and the
late Mr, Hunter of Wallace. The
bride wore a dress of aqua with
white accessories. Mr. and Mrs.
Hunter are NSidins near Wallace, i
INVITATIONS ISSUEb!
The following invitations have
been issued from Wallace: . '
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Pope
request the honor qt your presence
at the marriage o$ their , daughter
. Anna uiJ.!
Mr. James Herman Lockamy, Junior
on aaiuraay the iweuta of Sept.
. at four o'clock to the afternoon-
Wallace Presbyte "v Church,.
vvBuace, nenn-irouna
Shepherd-Garvey
Vows Spoken
English Ivy.- The family pews were
marKea with bows of white satin
ribbon. - ', . .
Miss Elizabeth Ann Gaddv. . Di
arist and Miss Wanda Hussev. vo-
1 calist furnished the wedding music.
usners were Billy Edelins and Par
son Rhyne. cousins tit the bride.
Miss Barbara Jacobs, cousin of the
Dnae, was maid of honor. She wore
an afternoon dress of silver-
nylon, a white lace Juliet cap and
matching white accessories. . Her
corsage was ox xed carnations. ,.
- The bride, who was given in mar
riage by her father, Colon D. Camp
bell, was lovely in a two-piece, aft
ernoon dress of beige faille, trim
med with irredescent sequins-and
seed pearls. .. She wore a navy vel
vet hat trimmed, with seed pearls.
ner .matcnug accessories were of
navy. , ane carried a prayer book
topped with a white purple-throated
orchid. Leo Campbell, brother
of the bride, was best man,
Mrs. Colon D. Campbell, mother
or the bride,, wore a navy two
piece dress of silk shantung trim
med with dainty white daisies at
ww uecxiine, Her accessories were
navy,. She wore, an . orchid cor
sage. Mrs. James Chambers, moth
er of the groom, wore a crepe dress
"avJr wun navy accessories. She
wore an orchid corsage.
.Following the ceremony a recep
tion was held-at the home of the
bride s parents. Receiving the guests
M the door was Mrs. Bessie Bittle
who presented them in h.
tag line which was composed of
oi we wedding party, the
bride a parents and th ..
mother. .- f
The bride's tahla , ;
with an ecru lac. cIotTanTcX
tered with a beautifully embossed
two-tiered wedding cake. The din
ing room was decorated in English
Ivy, white gladioli and white al
theas. Those serving refreshments
.were Mrs. Leo Campbell, Mrs. Par
son Rhyne, Mrs.' Thomas Sumner
and Mrs. Bill Rivers. -:.r ?y
During the evening the bride and
bridegroom left for their wedding
trip.- For traveling, the. bride wore
a suit of tomato red with navy ac
cessories. j .
- Mrs. Chambers is the only daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. C. D. Campbell
of Chesterfield, S. C. She is -a
graduate of Zoar High School; She
was a member of the W. A, C for
-two 'years. :f:,'i.-r.,?-;-vi;'.,-.t.-fs i ;
Sfc. Chambers is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James L.-Chambers of
KenansviUe, N. C. : He has been
with the U. S. Army for the past
eight years.
The couple will make their home
at Fort Lee, Va where the groom
is now stationed. .
General Meeting
Women of Church
The Hallsville Presbyterian Wo
men o fthe Church met Saturday
afternoon with Mrs. Leland Grady
presiding. The meeting was opened
with song " The Church's One
Foundation" and prayer. A business
meeting was held with roll call and
minutes. The scripture was read
by Mrs, James Miller and prayer
by Mrs. Maurice Grady. The pro
grom of the month "All Ye Are
Bretbern" was presented by Mrs,
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Mr. and Mrs. Levi -Garvey an
nounce the marriagefahr,tiftufch-
wr iciva Grey, to Mr. IvevV-Vann
Shepherd or Jacksonville on Aug'
use ia in Mew Bern. The bride wore
dress of aqua and accessories of
white. They are makingthelr home
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ANNOUNCE t ; ,
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse J. Nethercutt
of Beulaville announce the marriage
of their daughter, Margaret Patsy,
to Mr. Charles Bruce Lemuel nf
Jacksonville, Fla, son oj iDpnaid
senoix ox fonsmoutn, Vav cn.AQgV
ust 24th in Dillion. S. C7Mrs. Le-
macks wore an ensemble of white
with matching accessories. v
The couple are residing in Ports-
moutn.-va.
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The members of the Duplin Coun
ty Business & Professional Women's
Club of Warsaw have planned an
evening of entertainment for you
and your friends at the American
Legion Home on Thursday, Septem
ber 17th at 8 o'clock when the home
wUlbe ensuite for Bridge St Canas
ta. There "will be door prizes, too.
See the club members- for your
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Campbell-CLam! -
Of wide interest was u.e lovely
wedding of Miss Ruby Jean- Camp
bell and Sfc. Andrew Chambers,
which took place at 4,o'c,,,'"i. n
August 12th at the 7 j ar , i
Church;-'The Rev. Kenntw.-oaucft-baugh,
pastor; performed the dou
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of a large assembly of relatives and
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