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(—Cooleemee Journal, Wednesday, October 29, 1969.
Cooleemee Personols
MRS. BERTIE WOOD
WORKMAN has recently
moved back to Cooleemee in the
house formerly owned by Jay
Black welder on Joyner Street.
Mr. Blackwelder is now living
with his daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Ward, of
Lexington. Mrs. Workman, a
cooleemee native, was pre
viously living in Raleigh.
KENNETH HOLT, FRED
GRIFFITH and JOE HELM
have returned from a fishing
trip on Lake Norman over the
weekend. It was a perfect trip.
They caught about 60 pounds of
bass.
MR. AND MRS. ROSCOE
EUDY of Pine Ridge spent the
weekend in Lexington with Mrs.
Eudy's sister who recently re
turned home from Lexington
Memorial Hospital.
Miss Berrier,
J. K. Doris
Pledge Vows
Miss Karen Elizabeth Berrier
and Joseph Keith Doris were
married Sunday, October 12, at
Concord United Methodist
Church in Mocksville.
The Rev. Robert Frost, pastor
of the Liberty-Concord charge,
oficiated .it the ?. p.m ceremo
ny Mrs. Mane Ellis, organist,
and J. N. Tutterow, soloist,
furnished the wedding music.
The bride, daughter of Mr
and Mrs. Reuben C. Berrier of
Mocksville, was given in mar
riage by her father. She wore a
formal gown of vshite satin peau
de soie. styled on princess lines,
with lace trim at the V-neckline.
Her full-length, illusion veil was
bordered in lace, and she held a
prayerbook. centered with a
white orchid.
Miss Marlene Boger was
maid of honor. Miss Jeannie
McDaniel of Cooleemee. Miss
Peggy Hoover of Charlotte, and
Lana Leamon of Dover, Pa.,
were bridesmaids. Charlotte
Junker and Karen Carter at
tended as flower girls.
The bridegroom. son of Mrs
John Stokes of Miami, Fla.. and
Jr>seph Doris of Boston. Mass.,
had Phil Murphy of Jackson
ville. Fia . as best man. Paul
Holland of Tampa Fla.. Tim
Gantt of Hickory and Richard
Hi ndricks ushered. Will Junker
was nngbearer
Mrs. Doris is a graduate of
Du\ie County High School and
the Presbyterian Hospital
School of Nursing in Charlotte.
She is presently a U.S. Navy
nurse in Jacksonville, Fla.,
where the couple will make
their home. Mr Doris is also
serving in the U.S. Navy.
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MRS BESSIE NAIL spent
the weekend in Charlotte with
her son and family, Mr. and
Mrs. O. J Benson.
MR AND MRS BILL WHITE
were the weekend guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L. B. Owen and fami
ly. On Saturday night, they all
went out to dinner to celebrate
the Owen's anniversary. The
Whites returned home Sunday
night.
MR. AND MRS. HENRY
SHOAF and MR. AND MRS.
DEWEY JORDAN spent Sun
day touring the mountains and
also visited Dalton Park.
MRS. BUD FOSTER of Le
xington accompanied Miss
Stella Cuthrell home Sunday
afternoon. Miss Cuthrell had
spent the previous week in Le
xington. a guest of the Fosters.
Mr. Foster was unable to make
the trip due to being in bed with
the flu.
MRS LOLA CLEMENT spent
a recent week with her mother.
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Mrs. Adeline Parks, while she
was a patient at Baptist Hospi
tal in Winston-Salem. Mrs.
Parks, who underwent eye sur
gery is now staying with her
daughter on Route 4, Mock
sville. This was the second time
for this type surgery for Mrs.
Parks, who celebrated her 100 th
birthday in May.
MRS. JENNIE PIERCE of
Riverside Drive is seriously ill
at Davie Hospital.
Charles Nail returned to
Washington, D. C. yeaterday.
He came to attend the funeral
services of his aunt, Mrs. Nora
Riddle, and to visit with his
mother, Mrs. Barney Nail and
other relatives. He also
attended the morning service at
the Cooleemee United
Methodist Church Sunday.
MRS. GRACE RIDENHOUR
is expected to return home from
Davie Hospital this week. She is
improving.
Hr. and Mrs. Talmadge
Cheek, Sherry and Cynthia and
Mrs. Otis Burrell spent the
weekend in Cullowee with
their sons, Clingman Cheek and
Edwin Anderson, students at
Western Carolina University.
They also attend the
Homecoming festivities and
football same
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