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Miss Janice Darlene Bean and
Kdward McPhail Britt were unit
ed in marriage Saturday, June 1.
la the Forest Hill Methodist Church
parsonage, at five o'clock in the af
ternoon, in the private ceremony,
the pastor, the Rev. Jessie G. Wil
kinson, officiated, using the double
ring ceremonies of the Methodist
ritual.
The vows were spoken before a
background of ferns and arrange
ments of white mixed flowers.
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Mrs. H. M. Allen at
the piano. Her selections included
O Promise Me', 'I Love You Truly',
"Because. 'Ava Maria',' and 'The
Because 'Ava Maria',' and 'The mony, the bride and groom left lor After June 8th, Mr. and Mrs. Britt Mrs. Emmons Garner and son, E. lips, Sr. dlamona or ue iirsx waier. I I swaa-w " I
Lord's Prayer' The traditional wed- a wedding trip to an unannounced will be at home at 62 N. Church St., H. spent Sunday with Mrs. Gar- ' Mr. and Mrs. R. M. Herrmg spent t ;i ,f - ... '
ling marches' were used for the destination. For teaveUng the bride in the Lang Apartments. ner's mother, Mrs. C. L. Taylor in' last week end with Mr. Herring's Mary Baker JSfldy L, - -
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Lord's Prayer'. The traditional wed
dine marches were used for the
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processional and recessional
Th bride and eroom entered to
gether and were unattended.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore an original ballerina
.ength gown of chantilly lace over
taffeta, fashioned with braceiei
length fitted sleeves. ,
The tiirht fittinn bodice featareo
a scalloDed neckline, emoroiaereu
with seed oearls. Her beuffant skirt
fell gracefully over tiers of net ruf
fles and her accessories were oi
white lace. On her white Bible she
carried a white orchid with steph
anotis and fluer d' armour.
The bride's mother chose for her
daughter's wedding a navy blue
eyelet dress with navy and white
accessories and a corsage of white
orchids.
The bride-groom's mother wore
a black eyelet sheath with white ac
e!ories and a corsage of white
orchids.
Immediately following the cere
mony, the bride and groom left for
a wedding trip to an unannounced
destination. For traveling the bride
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Methodist Class
Goes Gold Park Lake '
Th Intermediate Sunday School
UIH oi torn Aneinooist viiurcu cu
Joyed an outing last Wednesday af
ternoon at Gold Park Lake.- Mrs. J
N. West, Mrs. J. ft Wahab and Mrs.
Eugene Beasley accompanied . the
n-oun A oicnic supper was also en.
joyed. Those attending- were Edna
Earl Bright, Brad and Arthur muv
hew. Ernestine and Linda Fred
erick, Betty Lou and Bobert Dale,
Milton Costin, Barbara Lanien Al
len and Annette Wahab and Char
les and Lee West.
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83 Attend Bible School
At Presbyterian , ;
! The theme for the Presbyterian
Bible School this year wag 'Jesus
Calls',: with Mrs. Bill Sheffield as
Director of the school.
The school, which began on Mon
day and went Through Friday hud
an average attendance of 83.
The week's werk was concluded
with a family night supper and com
mencement program on Friday eve-
nmg at the church.
Workers for the week were as)
follows: Klndergarden, Mrs. Bea
man Lashley, . Mrs. Eugene Wray,
Mrs. Jerry Rivenbark, Mrs. Lucy
Thomas, Mrs. F. A. Mitchner and
Misses Sissy Thomas and Victoria
Middleton, Primary A, Mrs. Ed Shef
field and Mrs. John Vincent; Pri
mary B, Mrs. Arnold and Bay Da
vist Junior, Mrs. Norman Flowers?
Intermediate, Mrs. J. H. Hines, Kev.
N. H. Flowers and Charles Pewell
astd Director of Music, Mrs. J. T.
Gresham. '
Mrs. Jack Godbold
Entertains Daughter
Mrs. Jack Godbold eatertamea
her daughter, Delois en her 8tn
birthday, Saturday afternoon at
chose a white two piece sheath
dress with which she used matching
accessories and the orchid lifted
from her Bible..
Mrs. Britt is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. E. D. Bean of 230 Kerr St.
She is a 1956 graduate of Concord
High School and is employed with
Cannon Mills.
The groom Is the son of Mrs. Ben
P. Marcianti, 92 N. Church St., Con
cord, and the late Stacy H. Britt. He
formerly lived in Warsaw, where he
attended the Warsaw schools and
later Riverside Military Acadera
Gainesville, Ga. He was graduated
in 1954 from Uiacord High School,
served two years in the Navy and
is attending the University of North
Carolina, Chapel Hill, where he is
member of the Kappa Psi Profes
sional Fraternity
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horns and tUoonj were given
guesC ' i
After Delola had opened her
many nlot gifts, birthday cake, Ice
cream, salted nuts and mints were
served to Susan and Calvin Brown,
Sylvia and Trina Jones, Diana and
William Outlaw, Tanga west, An
thony Outlaw' Robert Blackburn,
Danny Kornegay. Linda Pridgen,
Tony Bennett, Margaret Grady m
Lelols'c brother, David Godbold.
Mrs. J. Ellis West Hostess
At Cake Cutting
Members of the West Standi
weddina trait were entertained at
a cake cutting last Saturday eve
ning by Mrs. J. Ejus West, Mrs.
Mack Brock and Mrs. Charlie uur-
lin
The home was decorated through-
i out with-lovely floral arrangements.
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The Serving laDie, covereo wim
white eutwnrk cloth, "was centered
with a five branched silver candle-
bra, holding pink burning tapers
sad enem filled with floating pink
carnations. The buffet was graced
with an arrangement of pi car
nations. After the bridal couple had cut,
the finst slice of wedding cake, Ibe
mother of the bride, Mrs. V. A.
StanolL served cake and. the mother
of the groom, Mrs. J. Ellis West
served punch.
Warsaw Personals :
Mr. and Mrs. Ben Cooper and sen
Ben F. snent several days last week
with Mrs. Cooper's mother, Mrs. F.
J. Strickland.
Mr. aad Mrs. Charles Wahab and
fanily and Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Wa
hab and family anenaea me wsmo
family reunion In Rocky Mount last
Sundav
Mrs. F. 3, Thomas has returned
hone after soendlnc several weeks
with her children in Rocky Mount-
and Gastenla,
Ms. and Mrs. Franklin Thomas
and children spent last week end
with Mr. Thomas' mother, Mrs. r,
J Thomas.
Mm. H C. Reams of Norfolk, Va,
viaited several days last week with
her daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Minton. ,
Miss Norma Graham of Anniston,
Ala., is house guest of Mr. and Mrs.-
A. J. Jenkins this week.
Mrs. C. H Bundy of Raleigh spent
last week with her daughter, Mrs.
S. A. Jones and family.
- Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hart and
family of Raleigh were recent
guests in the home of Mrs Hart's sis
ter, Mrs. S. A. Jones and family.
Mr. and Mrs. Vick Oxley of Beula
ville were Saturday evening dinner
guests of Mrs. Dewey Potts.
Mrs. Bobby Lanier of LaGrange
spent last week end with Mrs. Ma
mie Lanier,
Mrs. Emmons Garner and son, E.
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nora accomDanled her home last
Friday and visited his mother, Mrs.
W. R. Blackmore and family. ,
Miss Mae Brock .who has been
teaching In Goldsboro this year
has returned home to spend the
summer with her mother, Mrs. J.
C. Brock. ' i
" Miss Peggy Torrans has returned
home from W. C. and will be at
hw with her mother. Mrs. Bruce
Torrans until July at which time
she will enroll at Watts Hospital in
Xirham...'A3
. Mi- anil Mrs Frank Torrans of
FayetteviUe and Mrs. Sally T. My res
of Clinton ' were , sunaay : owner
niti nf Mrs. Bruce Torrans. 'f
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Boyette and
son, Jimmy were week, end guests
of Rev. and Mrs. Paul Mull to WU-
(V Mr, and Mrs. L, O. Williams via
ited, relatives in Autryville last
Sunday afternoon. ;:- ,; ' '
Mr. and Mrs. L. O. Williams vis-
4hl nnn U. and Mr L. O
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Williams, Jr, In New Bern recent-
Rev - and oars. A. weuaer c
Kinston, Mr. an Mrs. Davis Pow
ell t Rocky ; Mount and Mr., and
Mrs. N. E. Strickland and son, naae
f Goldsboro visited recently in the
Kme of Mr. and Mrs. David Cham
rs. Mn J C. Scott and Mrs. Lambert
Turner of Wilmlneton visited their
sister, and brother in law,' Mr. and
Mrs: David Chambers and Mrs. ar-
ivl Pnwell last Sunday.
Mrs. Carlyle Poweu attenoea re
cently the 40th Class Reunion of
ha ol&u at Meredith ' College.
Rev. Carlyle Powell is teaching
at R. A. Camp near Columbia S.
C. this week.
- Mr. and Mm. Jimmy Bizsell and
Mr and Mrs. Bill Shine were guests
f Mr and Mrs. T. T. McPhail at
their.' cattaee at Topsail Beach.
M aad Mm Raloh SklDPle of
Charleston. S. C. were week end
electa of Mr. and Mrs. A. J. Strlck
land, and Mr and Mrs. Belton Min-
aliew.
Bobby Martin of Wake Forest
spent last Wednesday and Thursday
with Mi mother. Mrs. A. J. Strlck
land. f
Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Strickland
and children, Jimmy and Jane
spent last Sunday at the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Hinson and
family visited Mrs. Hinson's sister
and family, Mr. and Mrs. E. J Ben
ton in Wilmington last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. John Fonvielle and
family, Mr. and Mrs. R. D. John
son, Jr and family and Mr. and
Mrs Lee Brown spent last week
end at New River.
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Phillips,
Jr., of Wake Forest College spent
last week end with Mr. Phillips'
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Graham PhiU
Una Sr.
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- Livestock
,Uui-n were Eui.uay guests t
Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Benton. Linda
who visited last week With her
cousin, Kathy, returned home, with
her parents to Chadburn. , -
George Bennett, Jr.; after spend
ing several weeks with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Bennett, left last
Monday f or ;. Officeri Candidate
School, at Fort Benning, a. ,
Sam Jones,' Jr., and his sister,
Mary Cooper,; are 'spending this
week with their grandparents, Mr.-
and Mrs. R, L. Welles in wauace. .
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Jones and
daughter apart ..tat y: TvmOxt
Surf City. - -1-'--tr"' -r'r'c-r-'
Shoppers In Goldsboro last week
B. C. Surratt. J.
C. Surratt, Lela Middleton,: Allen
Draughan, Sr., nd C W. Surratt. t
' u l AnwM Jones attended, the
graduation from high school of her
brother In High romt lasi ip"jr
! Mrs. Arnold Jones, and daughter,,!
Je Carol, Miss Zona Quinn, Miss
Lib West, Miss .V Joanne. Flowers,
n r-1.ria Thnmas and Miss Lilly
miaa , i
Mae Phillips ate spending this week
at Wrigbtsville Beacn. .
-Mr anit Mra. Richard Williams,
Ervln Dobson and. Miss Gerry Ann
Sandlin, all of Beulaville and Ger
ald Quinn and Miss Rita sunon ana
H.ghle Lewis are spending this
week at the beach. '
Mr. and Mrs. Milford Quinn and
Mr. John A. Johnson are attending j
a wholesalers Convention in Win
ston - Salem this week end.
Miss Jackie Fussell left last Wed
nesday to attend school this sum
mer at Chapel Hill.
Bill Straughan spent several oays
lest week with his grandmother,
Mrs. 'Janie Wasd in Teachey.
Mable Jane Straughan spent last
week with her aunts in Greensboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Stokes and
daughter of Lexington and. Mrs.
Stokes' mother, Mrs. Fritz visited
Mr. and Mrs. K C. Surratt and Mrs.
Lela Middleton last Sunday.
Thne attending the Bell Family
n.uninn. held at the home of Mb,
and Mrs. Oliver Edwards last Sun
day were: Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Bell
of Turkey. Mr. and Mrs. Sammy
Roll of Beulaville. Mr. and Mrs. El
more Bell and Mrs. Annie Ingram of
Kenanitville. Mr. and Mrs. Lloyd
Jones f Beulaville, Mr. and Mrs.
Thomni. Murahv of Pink Hill. Mr
and Mrs. J. B. Gqdbold of Mount
Olive. Mr. Claude Dale of Mount
Olive. Mr. and, Mrs. Richard Wll
Hams and Mm. Lou Bell Williams
of Beulaville. Mr. and Mrs. Brax
ton Bell, Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Carl
ton. Mr. and Mrs. T. R. Quinn and
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Quinn
Few blemishes can be found in a
true character, for it is always
diamond of the first water.
US TODAY
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" A distinguished Industrialist and
civic leader wfll accept the memor
ial marker to the late, Lionel Weil
at Cliffs of Neuse State Park.i He
is Amos R. Karns of High Point
who will receive the marker on
behaU of the state of North Caro
lina. '
The exercises will be held at Cliffs
Nmu State Park. 44 miles south
east of Goldsboro on Sunday, June
9 at 8:30 p.m. Mr. Keams is cnair-
. .i mv MimmitfM nf the
man aji ww - w
Board of Conservation and Develop
ment. , - i' 1 " ,
The public is, invited to the. ex-
ercises at which ut. rrann r. urn
ham will be sneaker. Dr. Graham
is one of the nation's , best knowc
philosophers and educators. He U
MimnletinB- his seventh, year at
mediator for the United Nations for
Pakistan and India.' ::,:;'F:':i:,
lator is nearing an end and, .there
is' a growing movement W Norm
Carolina, to have him return to the
state and rejoin the faculty of the
University of ' North Carolina at
Chapel Hill, He won the love ndt
esteem of studdnts of the VnXyer-
sity first as teacher .and then as
president of the Consolidated Unl -
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Hlgfl .fOUK. ruuaia of ,
Duke University and a member nf
the board of trustees and the n.'
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of Duke University. He has served
si mayor of his city tor several
years,1 and President of the v '
Rotary club there. ( i".
The Advisory Committee of th F 1
Park, Frank Seymour, chairman,
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that a marker be placed at the Cliff, i '
commemorating the work of the 1 1
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into being. The brief exercises Will t
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