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et's talk about camellias today.
only the women but the men
eners are becoming more and
a enthusiastic over the growing
imellias. In the Charlotte, N. C
i alone during the past five yean
i safe to say more, than 200,000
eilias have been., bought and
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; was, by accident that several
re planted In the City of Char
ge twenty years ago; A few had
ought potted plants uprom South
rolina low country and tiring of
i care required by such plants,
y said "Live or die, I'm going to
nt this thing outsideThey were
azed to find they not only lived
t bloomed quite as well as they
i from farther south. Still, they
iitated about buying and plant
i them to big way. -Then
one day the Charlotte' Ob
trver sent photographer out to
home where there was a. fifteen
ot camellia in full bloom right In
the heart of the city, and ran the
picture the following Sunday with
the caption, "Look what grows and
blooms In a Charlotte garden, why
don't we all grow camellias?''
. People lost their heads over the
subject Some said 80,000 were
bought that first winter and as
many the next and the next And
now planting goes on. They plant
from seedlings to 25 year old bush
es, some of the best gardens already
boast as many as one and two
hundred fine plants.
In South Carolina there is also a
new trend in camellia planting.
Those who have them and have
grown them successfully for years
are adding to their collections, buy
ing the best grafts each year and
keeping up 1 with what is new in
the camellia world. v '
To me,the beauty in growing a
camellia is that it takes hardly any
care. One of the oldest plants in
Charlotte is a Professor- Sargent
Its owner tells me .that she has
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s MRS. CURTIS EDWARD GREfiN
way, prior to her marriage Novem
ber 20, was Miss .; Betty Heyer,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John Ed
ward Heyer of Rose Hill. . Mr.
Greenway is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. "Edward 'Curtis Greenway of
Faxmington, Ga.
MRS. ALBLERT ALSTON DAIL,
prior to her marriage Saturday in
the Watha Methodist Church, was
Miss Rachel Eaye Anderson of Wil
mington, daughter of Mrs. Callie
of Wilmineton and the
late Elbert Anderson. Mr. Dail is
the son of Mr. and Mrs. R. H. Dail
of Chinquapin.
Bride-Elect
Miss Eudelle Hill of Smithfield
and Ahoskle, bride-elect of Decern-
never fed it anything at all all
she does is keep an oak leaf mulch
around it winter and summer. Last
January it looked for all the world
like a Christmas tree filled' with red
lights. Its double : red blooms are
a flaming color and It can be spot
ted at. jonce among dozens .on a
green lawn. ' ;'
Some of the professional growers
tell me that more, are killed by
feeding commercial fertilizers than
from any other cause. They give
this feeding then tail to keep plants
watered and they simply burn up.
Let's plant more camellias in. good
soil and keep them mulched. , -i ,.
MRS." CLYDE W. STJSSELL is the
former Miss Mary Shepard, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Shepard
of Wilmington. Her. marriage to
Mr..Fussell Of Fayettevllle, son of
Mrs. W. JC. Fussell of Teachey and
the late Mr. Fussell, took place
December 6 in the Sunset Park
Baptist Church of Wilmington.
ber 20 was given a kitchen shower
on Thursday night by Mrs. William
J. Morris in Ahoskie. '
; The honoree was ; presented a
bridal corsage of white mums by
the hostess upon arrival. ,
The Morris home was decorated
in the Christmas motif. Twenty
five guests were present.
Refreshments of ice cream, pea
nuts, and fruit cake were served.
' The bride-elect was the recipient
of many lovely and useful gifts.
Miss Hill will be the bride of
Cecil B. Brown, son of Mrs. David
Edward Brown of Rose Hill.
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All members of the community
are invited to attend the floating
reception honoring Rev and Mrs.
J. T. Hayter oB Saturday evening,
December 19 from 8:00 until 9:30
P. M. -
The following invitation is issued:'
Mr. and Mrs. Claude Hill, Jr.
request the1 honor of your presence
at the marriage of their daughter
Reba Eudelle
to
Mr. Cecil Bennett Brown
on Sunday, December the twentieth
at four o'clock in the afternoon
Sanders Chapel Church
Smithfield, North Carolina
Miss Miller, Pvt. Carlton Wed Sunday
Warsaw j the , wedding of Miss
Irma Jean Miller to Pvt. David
Hugh Carlton was solemnized Sun
day afternoon, December 13, at 5
o'clock, at the home of the bride's
sister and brother-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. L. S. Whittle, on Pine street.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs.' J. C. Miller and the bride
groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
D. H. Carlton, all of Warsaw.
Dr. A. W. Greenlaw, pastor of
the Warsaw Baptist Church, offici
ated at the double ring ceremony.
Mrs. MacDonald Brock presented
a program of nuptial music. Her
selections were: "Rosary," "I Love
Thee," "Indian Love Call," "Trau
merii, "To A Wild Rose" and
"Through The Years." During the
ceremony "Claire de Lune" was
played.
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Vows were repeated before an
arch entwined with southern smi
lax and interspersed with white
gardenias. From the center, minia
ture white wedding bells were sus
pended. Seven branched brass can
delabra, holding white lighted tap
ers, flanked with magnolias were
placed on pedestals on each side.
Sue Whittle, niece of the bride,
lighted the candles.
The bride, given in marriage by
ber brother, James Miller, also of
Warsaw, wore a gown of white
duchess satin designed with a
moulded bodice with small covered
buttons ending at a point at the
waistline. The neck featured a
semi-boat effect, encircled with an
edging of Chantilly lace. The full
open-pleated skirt extended to floor
length. She wore4 matching gaunt
lets pointing over the hand. Her
two-tiered fingertip length veil of
bridal illusion was attached to
cloche of satin and fastened by
pearls on each side. She carried
white prayer book, centered with a
white Durole-throated orchid and
showered with ribbons.
. Kay Lassiter of Erwin, niece of
the bride, was flower girl. She
wore a dress of net over blue taf
feta. She carried a miniature nose
gay of pink carnations and wore a
matching head-dress.
D. Hr-Carlton was his son's best
man.
, The bride's mother wore a black
crepe dress with black accessories
and 8' purple orchid corsage.
The mother of the bridegroom se
lected a wine crepe dress with black
accessories and a corsage of pur
ple orchids.
, Reception
Immediately following the cere
mony, Chief Petty Officer and Mrs.
Norwood Bostic, a sister and broth
er-in-law of the bride, and Mr. and
Mrs. Whittle entertained at a re
ception at the Whittle home, hon
oring the wedding party and guests.
The traditional green and white
color scheme was carried out
The bride's table was covered
with a lace cloth and caught at
each. Corner with wedding bells
fastened with nosegays of green
ery. The table held the four-tiered
green and white wedding cake, top
ped with a miniature bride and
bridegroom. A footed crystal bowl
with white carnations, narcissi and
fern flanked by crystal holders
with white burning tapers formed
the centerpiece.
' After the bride and bridegroom
cut the first slice of cake, the moth
er of the bride completed the serv
ing. Mrs. Carlton, mother of the
bridegroom, poured punch.
1 Miss Laura West presided at tne
bride's book.
For the wedding trip the bride
changed to a black imported broad
cloth suit a white hat and other
accessories of black and wore the
orchid from her prayer book.
Mrs! -Carlton attended Campbell
College and is employed here at
the Branch Banking and Trust Co.
, Pvt Carlton is a graduate of
Wake Forest College and is now
serving with the1 U, S. Army and
has completed his basic training at
Fort Jackson, S. C. After his leave
he wil lbe stationed at Fort Bel
voir, Va.
Ont-Of -Town Guests
Out-of-town guests were: Mr. and
Mrs. J. William Miller, Raleigh; Mr.
and Mrs. G. W. Carlton, Burgaw;
Misses Bessie and Nealie Miller,
Grey Miller, Mr. and Mrs. L. C.
Carlton, Mrs. Zilphia Carlton, W.
Kornegay Hardy and Mr. and Mrs.
Langhorne Hardy, all ot Klnston;
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Carlton, ' Hen
ry T. Carlton, all of Wallace; Ed
Pennington,.. Goldsboro; Miss Vic
toria Kornegay, New Bern; Mrs. J,
H. English, Wilmington; Mr. ana
Mri. B. F. TUvenbark, Rose Hill;
Roy Barwick, Mount Olive; Mr. and
Mrs. D. E. . Lassiter, Erwin; Chief
Petty Officer and Mrs. Norwood
Bostic. Norfolk, Va. , ,
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Wilmineton. ryettvill will be
tli home of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde W,
Fuill. who -were married' here
December I in a 4 o'clock ttttmottt
in Sunset Park Baptist Church. Of-
im Anderson
IghfsTrofh
Watha. Watha Methodist Church
as the setting for the marriage
.. Miss Rachel Faye Anderson of
Wilmington and Watha, to Albert
.dating, was the Rev. John E. Law
rence. ' " . ..
The bride is the former Miss Ma
ry Shepard, daughter ot Mr. and
Mrs. E. H. Shepard ot Wilmington,
and the bridegroom is the son of
Mrs. W. C. Fussell of Teachey and
the late Mr. Fussell.
Wedding music was presented by
. Randolph C Grant soloist and Mrs.
, J. T. Lee, organist Best man was
IOsbert Fussell of Teachey, Harold
Fussell and L. G. Harris, both of
Wilmington; and Ben Harrell ot
Rose Hill.
The bride's gown was of candle
light satin and Chantilly lace, made
with a lace and satin bodice and
long sleeves. The full skirt ended
into a chapel ' length train. Her
fingertip veil of bridal illusion was
attached to a headpiece of match
ing lace and pearls. She carried
a white Bible with a white orchid.
As her sister's matron of honor
Mrs. L. G. Harris wore a floor-
length gown of dubonnet taffeta
with a bolero jacket Her head
piece was ot dubonnet With a pink
carnation, and her bouquet was of
pink carnations tied with deep pink
ribbon.
Mrs. Ben Harrell of Rose Hill, siS'
tor ot the bridegroom, and Miss
Dorothy McPherson of Wilmington,
wore blue-grey taffeta gowns with
bolero jackets and matching head
pieces. Their bouquets were of
deep rose carnations tied with
matching ribbon.
The bride's , mother wore a dress
of blue faille with navy accessories
and a lavender orchid. The bride
groom's mother wore a grey crepe
dress with black accessories, and an
orchid corsage.
A reception honored the couple
at the church. For travel the bride
wore a blue suit witn black acces
sories, a winter white hat, and an
orchid corsage.
The bride attended Wilmington
College and is a member of Alpha
Iota chapter of Beta Sigma Phi. Mr.
Fussell attended the University of
North Carolina and is employed in
Fayettevllle. He is a member of
Delta Sigma PL
Alson Dail of Newport Mews, Va., i
and Chinquapin, on Saturday.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.-
Callie Anderson and the late EJ '
bert Anderson, and the bridegroom
is the son of, Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Dail of Chinquapin. . . . '
The Rev. A. C. Wheeler officiat
ed at the -double ring ceremony.
Organist Gene' Mills and soloist -
Melvih White, cousins of the bride,
presented a musical program. .
Cedric White, gave his cousin in '
marriage. The bride wore a floor
length gown of French Chantilly .
lace over bridal satin with a fitted
bodice of lace, made with a por- .
trait neckline outlined with Uce,
and a yoke of illusion. The full
skirt had an accordian pleated front .
panel of nylon net and a draped
over-skirt of lace. The fingertip-
length veil of imported illusion was
attached to a cap of Chantilly lace
and orange blossoms. She carried
a prayer book topped with a pale
orchid and showered with white
flowers.
Maid of honor was Miss Theresa
Anderson of Wilmington, sister of
the bride, who wore a full-length
gown of violet net over taffeta.
fashioned with a fitted bodice out
lined with folds of net. Her nose
gay was of mixed flowers tied with
an orchid satin ribbon. Other at
tendants were Miss Susie Ander
son of Wilmington, cousin of the
bride,' and Miss Grace Dail of Chin
quapin, niece of the bridegroom.
Flower girl was Miss Judy Cottle,
cousin of the bride. They wore
lavender gowns styled like that of
the honor attendant. Their bou
quets were tied with violet satin
ribbon. The flower girl carried a
basket of mixed flowers tied with
ribbon.
Best man was T. G. Hoffman of
Chinquapin. Ushers were C. R.
Holder and Jimmie Anderson, both
of Watha.
The bride's mother wore a light
grey suit, with pearl trimmed la
pels, navy accessories and a cor
sage of red roses. The bridegroom's
sister, Mrs. T. G. Hoffman, wore a
silver blue suit with brown acces
sories and a corsage of white car
nations. The home of the bride was the
scene of a reception after the cere
mony. For travel the bride wore a wool
suit of smoke brown with brown,
accessories and an orchid corsage.
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