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morning church service. '
Mrs. Maria , Terry of Kenanaville
spent Saturday, ii If ht and Sunday
in the home .pf Mr. and Mrs. M.W.
Sutton., '. .
, Michae( Outlaw Joined a delega
tion, of itqrth." Carolina Young
People ,tov. attend the Universalis
, Youth Institute being held at Ferry
Beach,. Maine,
Mrs,' T. Merritt and son, Eugene
Qulnft of Winter I Haven, Florida
and Mrs. E. W. Anderson and child
ren of Milwaukee, Wisconsin are
visiting In the home of Mr. and
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of leL ne Sutton tt daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James
SUtton of Warsaw, who announce her engagement to Julius Frank
Steed. Jr. Mr. Steed la the ion of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Steed Sr. of Warsaw.
TThe wedding Is planned for late July In Warsaw. ' " , , T
Miss Helen Suf foil
Honored At Shover
Misses ; R1U Sutton, and : Hazel
Matthews entertained honoring Miss
Helen Sutton, bride-elect at a mis
cellaneous shower at the Penny
Branch Club House on Wednesday
evening at eight o'clock. .. j
The1 green and white motif was
used la the decoration and refresh
ments. .
-'. Miss Sutton was presented a cor--age
, upon arrival., The hostesses
: also remembered her with a coffee
maker and china In her chosen
. pattern. !). t
. The hostesses served punch, sand
wiches, potato chips, cookies and
pickles to: Miss Sutton, Mrs. James
' Sutton, M David Sutton, Mrs.
Hugh Carlton, Mist Barbara Standi,
Miss Tatsy Kornegay.; Miss Betty
Anderson-Hipp
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: Miss Molly Adell Hipp, 1854 grad
uate of Warsaw High School and
William Ronald Anderson were
married Friday at the home of the
bride's parents, Mr. and Mr a R.
West, Mrs. Paul B. Berry, Mrs? Mil
ton Grice, Mrs. Robert Davis, Miss
Helen Torrans, Mr Seth Hill, Mrs.
Arnold Jones. Mrs. R. M. Herring;
Miss Joyce Whittle. Miss Iris Ezzell,
Mrs. . Bruce Torrans, Miss Shirley
Blanchard, Mrs. ' Bob" Blanchard,
Mrs. Ormond Orlce, Miss Molly
Hipp, Miss Sue Shine, Mrs. W. C.
Martin, Miss Ross ' Garner, Mrs.
Fisher Carlton. Miss Peggy Torrans
and Mrs. Leslie Farris of Wilson
and Miss Shelby Jean Rackley of
High Point , .
MRS. ROBERT BRUCE WILSON Is
the former Miss Sue Anne Curtiss,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. . Donie
Curtiss of LoulsvUle, Ky. Her mar
riage to the Rev. Wilson, son of
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Wilson of Mag
nolia, took place In the Van Buren
Baptist Church' of Louisville.
MRS. B. J. LEE U the former Miss
Lillian Barwick, daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. Paul H. Barwick of
Mount Olive. Her marriage to Mr.
Lee, son of Mrs. Paschal Bee Lee
of Mount Olive and the late Mr.
Lee, took place June 13 at the home
of the bride's parents.
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Hipp. The bridegroom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. J. Joseph Anderson
of Mount Olive.
The Rev. Carlton F. Hirschi offi
ciated. A program of nuptial music
was rendered by pianist, Mrs. Mac
Donald Brock.
The bride, given in marriage by
her, father, wore a street length
dress of imported Swiss organdy.
She carried an old fashioned nose
gay of white.
Miss Marsha Hipp, sister of the
bride. Was maid of honor and only
attendant. She wore a street-length
orchid organdy dress and carried
an 'old fashioned nosegay tit pink
carnations. Joseph Anderson, father
of the bridegroom, was best man.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
Mount Olive High School, a Korean
War Veteran and plans to enter
radio and television school this fall.
The couple will make their home
In Mount Olive. For traveling the
bride changed to a powder blue
suit with white accessories. ,
Engagement
Mr. and Mrs. Jonas William
Brown of Clemson, S. C. announce
the engagement of their daughter,
Jeanene Frances to Floyd Albert
Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs. Emerson
E. Jones of Warsaw.
The wedding is planned for August.
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Regular first Sunday night ser
vices will be held at the Outlaw's
Bridge Universalist Church on
July 4 with Rev. Vinton Bowering,
minister. Everyone is Invited to at
tend the service.
Amos J. Outlaw and Leroy Sim
mons were among those attending
the tobacco stabilization corpora
tion held in Raleigh last Friday.
Mrs. Albert Nichols of Sims, Pvt.
Dannis Nichols of Fort Knox, Ky.
visited in the home of Miss Rachel
Outlaw last Thursday night.
Mrs. Katie Outlaw has returned
home following an extended visit
with Mr. and Mrs. J. C. Outlaw in
Raleigh. J. C. Outlaw and daughter,
Debra visited relatives Sunday fol
lowing' the church service.
Mrs. Elmo Blizzard has return
ed home from a Klnston Hospital
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MRS. ARCHIE BROWN F AIRES is
the former Miss Kathryn Doris Mc-
mlllan, daughter of Mr. and Mrl
George Francis McMillan of Fay
etteville. Her marriage to Mr. Faires
son of Mrs. Earl W. Faires, of Wall
ace took place June 13 In the First
Presbyterian Church of Fayette-vUle.
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MRS. JOHN ROBERT BARFIELD,
prior to her marriage on June 11
in the home of her parents, was Miss
Gaynelle Lewis, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Fred A. Lewis of ML Olive.
Mr. Barfield is the son of Mr. and
Mi. Mclnnis Barfield of Faison.
where she was a patient for sever
al days.
Quite a number of friends and
relatives of the groom attended the
Outlaw-Woodson wedding in Ral
eigh Saturday night at eight o'clock.
Mrs. Glennie Outlaw of Ashland,
Va. has been visiting relatives here.
Miss Maggie Stroud, of Raleigh
was a week end visitor with rela
tives. Mr. and Mrs. L. W. Hawley and
baby of Wilson visited relatives
here Sunday.
Miss Salhe Outlaw and guest Miss
Muriel Cokeydall of Chapel Hill are
spending several days this week at
Ocra;oke.
Mesdames James O. Kornegay.
Hubert McNaughton and children of
Charleston, S. C. are visiting Mr".
and Mrs.' Lonnie Outlaw this week.
Mrs. W. H. Steel, Misses Hary
L. and Lucie Shines of Rocky Mt
were among visitors for the Sunday
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