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MISS EDITH SELENA HOYLE WEDDED
TO JAMES EDWARD HORNBUCKLE
In a ceremony marked by un
iisual beauty and charm Miss
Edith Selena Hoyle became the
bride of James Edward Horn
buckle at the home of ! he hride
on Monday at lour-thirty o'clock.
Rev. L. P. Barnett, paster of the
bride, officiated, using- the im
pressive double ring ceremony.
The vows were spoken, before
an improvised altar of palm- and
greenery. The marital was ador
ed with t'igur:
wedding gift to the
ents and an obioi g
of white jarla : b.
mums, and fern. .'se
ed candelabra .nd
edral tapers ami w •.
floor basket- c -’ita <.
vases filled with white
and gladioli com; a ' •
ting for the in.-u ■ rage
Mrs. Stowe r - m'
and Mms Bet y s ■
Lancaster. S. -■ •*
of the bride, re dere.l
of nuptial music 1'
ceremony Mrs. 1 ar;
“At Dawning" i>y E:
arranged from < adma
Miss Smith sang "A
ten.- of Life ' arairg
de
Herbert and “I
‘Bridal Chorus'
jrin and Mend*
ling March' W'
he ceremony ti
•O Perfect Love
The bride wa
-■age by her
Sdward Hoyle >
yore a wedding l
let over Dutchess
;kirt. a double net:
n satin a fitted
ind elbow mitts,
■eil of imported *
vith a coronet of
oms. Her bouqu*
nnfde throated *>
led in white ca: nat
red with whi
iride’s only o
V
As he
motul cross. The bridegroom had
as hts best man his brother-in
law, \V. A. White of Kings .Moun
Kalph Hoyle, brother of the
bride and Hugh Harrelson, her
brother-in-law, served as ushers:
Mrs. Hugh Harrelson. si<tei of
the bride, was matron-ef-nonoi.
She wore a dress of romance
blue net with a fitted taffeta
waist amt full skirt. Her head
dress wa<\ pink ostrich tips, arm
<he‘carried a colonial bouquet ol
multi - colored chrysanthemums
. tied w 'h pick -atm ribbon. Miss
Lawton Hoyle, sister of the
ride, was maid-of honor. She
w >re contrasting elbow gloves
w a diess of romance blue;
full skirt was adorned with
- Ivor s.eijums. Her bouquet and
headdress wer e snntlar to that of
•tho . mat! on-of-horior. Miss Sole
a H vie. iieice of the bride, was
.! or bridesmaid. She wore a
;■ ess of pink net and matching
:; obon in her hair. She carried
a colonial bouquet of multi-eolor
vd. chrysanthemums tied with
blue satin ribbon.
An informal reception follow
ed inrun si lately after the cere
m nv. M:s. Ray Smith, sister
■ the bride, was hostess in the
i ; w nere the bridal
m tif of green ant) white were
o-.o effectively. The table was
covered. with a lovely imported
lUtl'atl appdqued. cloth and cen
with a beautiful three tier
ed wedding cake topped with a
i.;I■ f:ltlire bride ami groom. Ster
. sj'iv, : candle holders contain
mg white cathedral tapers tied
•i -h valley hies adorned the ta
■ ie and the buffet when was ,• ei -
lered w'th a sterling silver com
l<t :e cqntajr.mg carnatioi . and
c.nrvsanthem urns.
After the reception the couple
eft bn a wedding trip. For tray
eii‘ g the bride wore a three
,ve bb -e flowered ha’. at;
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December 22nd
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Circle No, 1
Meets
Circle No. 1 of the Woman’s
Society of Christian Service of
the Methodist Church held its
regular monthly meeting Tuesday,
Lecember 1 1th., at the home of
Mrs. Pearl Beam with Mrs. J. W.
Payne and Mrs. M. A. Stroup as
joint hostesses.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick had charge
of the devotional. She used Isaih
y:6 as a basis for her remarks.
She also led in prayer. The circle
joined in singing the following
Christmas Carols: "Silent Night,
0 Little Town of Bethlehem and
There's a Song in the Air."
1'urmg a short business session
Mrs. John Robinson was elected
,o serve as chairman for the com
ing yeai.
The nvnutes were read and ap
proved. rill called and dues col
lected. \\ e were dismissed with
prayer ly Mrs. Payne.
Members present were: Mes
daimn Walter Beam, James L.
Beam' Cable Beam. l>ora Beam.
|pearl Beam. K. C. Sullivan, Char
; lie Ford. R. C. McClurd, J. V\ .
i Pavne, B. B. Brackett, Albert
I Hallman. Frank Wright, J. S. O
I.borne. M. A. Stroup, John Robin
json, Sallie Kirkpatrick, Plato
! Jarrell. Jennie Lineberger and
J. p. Wvant.
Mrs. Wyant. Sec'v.
American Legion
Auxiliary Meets
Mrs. (i. I> Heafnor and Mrs.
F. S. Seller* were hostesses to
the members of the American Le
gion Auxiliary at the home of
Mrs. Heufifet on Thurslay even- |
in.g. December tith. ;
The home was beautiful with!
Christmas decorations. The hos
tesses. assisted by Mrs. (L lb
Heafner, Jr., served a deliciou
salad course, ami a sweet course
with coffee.
Miss Helm Mauney presided
over a short business meeting.
Mrs. L. L. ' Summer led the
devotional period- commenting on
•he Christmas season and using
as her Scripture the Christmas
-to'v found in Luke, which she
load while Mrs. Garland Sherrill
placed softly "Client Night."
T: dub ioiiied in singing Christ
n,0 i lai, then joined in pi y
ntcr.ir.g accessories. Her cor
wl, orchid from her b-ri
Tin, i/i-ide is a daughter of the
and Mrs. J. C. Hoyle of
B
or a while and several
. who has re
urged from the
is a son of the
W. P. Horn
ni v Air Corps, is
,, ' Mr. arid Mrs.
ckle of Mt. H<,11;
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Tha following elub mamberi
were present:
Meadamee R. Hunter Carroll,
J. Ben Dellinger, Albert Hall
man, N. B. Kendrick, N. Gee
Mauney, E. V. Moss, J. Garland
Sherrill, J. Cliff Stroupe, \V. K.
Starnes, L. L, Summer, H. O.
Halstead and Miss Helen Mau
ney. Mrs. C. A. ftudisill and
Mrs. G. b. Heafner, Jr., were
guests.
Young Woman’s
Class Meets
The Young Woman’s Sunday
School Class of St. John’s Luth
eran Church held its annual
Christma, meeting on Tuesday
evening at 7:30 o’clock at the
home of Mrs. J. Ben Dellinger
with Mrs. Dellinger and Mrs. D.
R. Mauney, Sr., as joint hostess
The rooms were attractively
irranged with Christmas decora
The meeting was called to or
der by the President. Mrs. W. F.
Rhyne. Mrs. Fred K. Houser con
ducted the devotional service us
ing as her subject, ‘‘Watchful
ness.'' A beautiful t hnstmas
story was given by Mrs. Ben Dell
inger.
During the business session
the roll was called, due., collected
and the minutes of the last meet
ing read and approved. Following
the business gift packages wrap
ped for the Cherryville boya who
are in some Yets Hospital.
Two interesting contests,
"Christmas” and "Santa Claus" ,
were enjoyed and prizes were a
warded to Mrs. Dellinger in both
The hostesses served delicious
fruit cake with whipped cream '
and Russian tea. Each plate was
marked with m attractive book ,
mark in various colors.
Those present were: Mesdam
es W. B. Rhyne. Judson Biacn,
Alone Fisher. W. G. Cobb. Per
rv London. Grover Beam, D. R
Mauney. Sr., Druey London.
Claude C. Beam. Roy Houser. I.
Ben Dellinger and Fred K. Hou
Woman’s Society Of i
Christian Service
The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service held its fourth quar
terly meeting- of the year in the
basement of the Methodist I
church on Monday evening. De- j
cenlher 10. at 7:30 o'clock.
I'pon the arrival of the mem
bers a delicious covered dish sup
per was served.
A program "The Christmas
in Hymns” was given as follows:.
A solo, "0 Holy Night”—Adam,
sung by Joan London.
"While Shepherd. Watched
Their Flocks by Night,” "Hark
the Herald Angels Sing.” “O
Come All Ye Faithful,” “0 Lit
tle Town of Bethlehem,” and
"Joy to the World” was sung by
the congregation.
A duet, "Away in a Manger”
was sung by Patsy Ruth Bean:
and France, Cohh.
A duet, "Silent Night! Hol\
Night!” was sung by Joan Lon
don and Dorothy Allen.
Joan London, Patsy Ruth
Beam and Frances Cobb sang
“We Three Kings Of Orient.”
Mrs. W. F. Starnes read ap
propriate Scripture before each
song. Mrs. J. W. Payne led the
prayer.
A business meeting followed the
program at which time the min
utes were read and the Treasurer
and Secretary of Children’,, work
gave reports.
Mrs. W. F. Starnes, chairman
of the nominating committee,
gave the following report for
officers for the coming year:
President — Mrs. Grier Beam;
Vice President — Mrs. Robert
Carpenter; Corresponding Secre
tary — Mrs. Odus Neill; Record
ing Secretary — Mrs. T. A. Car
ter; Treasurer — Mrs. T. C.
Homesley; Secretary of Mission
ary Education — Mrs. Milton
Gold; Secretary of Supplies —
Mrs. Pearl Beam; Secretary of
Young People's work — Miss
Jackie Black; Secretary of Child
ren’s work — Mrs. J. W. Payne;
Secretary of Literature and Pub
lications — Mrs. I.. P. Barnette;
Secretary of Spiritual Life —
Mrs. Sallie D. Kirkpatrick; Secre
tary of Student work — Mrs.
Howard Robinson; Secretary of
Social Relations to be supplied.
Mrs. Payne read “Resolutions
and Memories "of Mrs. Hurson
Craft’', written by MYs. 'Callie
Beam, Mrs. Winnie Wyant and
Mrs. J. W. Robinson.
Names were drawn for Circle
Number 2 and Circle Number 3.
Those drawn for Circle No. 2
are as follows: Mrs. H. C. Harrel
son, Mrs. W. T. Robinson, Mrs.
Howard George, Mrs. Kenneth
Mayhue, Mrs. T. C. Homesley,
Mrs. W. F. Starnes, Mrs. Neil
Beatty, Mrs. Troy Carpenter, Mrs.
Hugh Putnam, Miss Catherine
Stamey, Mrs. Robert Rhea, Mrs.
Clay Harrelson, Mrs. J. E. Van
Dyke, Mrs. Hubert Mauney, Mrs.
Ambrose Hendricks, Mrs. Stacy
Harerlson, Mrs. Ray Black, Mrs.
Jame, L. Putnam, Mrs. Odus
Neill, Mrs. T. A. Carter, Mrs.
Henson Quinn, Mrs. Lester Hou
ser, Mis, Edith Hoyle, Mrs. C. A.
Nix.
Thoce drawn for Circle No. 3
are as follows: Mrs. Robert Car
penter, Miss Lawton Hoyle, Mrs.
Grier Beam. Mrs. Paul London,
Mrs. Kenneth Cline, Mrs. Robert
Harrelson, Mrs. Jack Houser, Mrs.
Hugh Hsrrelson, Mrs. Marcus
Hoyle, Mrs. Frank Mosteller, Mrs.
T,. P. Rarnett, Mrs. Franklin
Rhyne, Mrs. John Beach, Mrs.
Hillard Harrelson, Miss Lunez
Houser, Mrs. Milton Gold, Mrs. ,
M. E. Seals. Mrs. Dudley Camp,
Mrs. Mark Black, Mrs. N. B. Boy-1
les, Mrs. Ruesell Boggs, Mrs. Ray
Ballard, Mrs. Dewey Heafner,
Mrs. Floyd Dellinger, Mr*- Robert
Beam, Mr*- Howard Robinson.
Edna Ruth Leatharman
To Wad Glann Laonhardt
j Mr. and Mrs. RusaaQ Leathw
| man announce tha engagement of
their daughter, Edna Ruth, to
’ Glenn R. Leonhardt.
i The wedding will take place
I at <• o'clock Saturday, December
twenty-second, in the Bethpnage
Lutheran church. The public is
invited to the ceremony.
Col. Riddle Speaks
To Booster Club
The annual December Ladies
Might of the Dora Booster.- Club
held at the Club's meeting place
over Boyies Grocery a.>t Satur
day nigm. was one of the best of
monthly meetings of the year.
This being ladies night, most of
the men present had their wives
as guests. Supper was served by
members of the Woman's Club,
and included turkey and dredging
with all the “fixin’s”. E*»oh lady
present was given a nice present
taken from under the beautiful
ly lighted Christmas tree.
Speaker of the evening was
Rev. George Riddle, pastor of the
First Prsbyterian Church, recent
ly discharged from military ser
vice, having served for several
years as chaplain, with the rating
of Lt. Colonel.
At the request of the Club,
Mr. Riddle repainted some of
his experiences overseas. He told
how he hiked with the men, help
ed with recreation, led services,
was called upon to give counsel
and have services with and for
men from the lowest to the high
er ranks. One very interesting
thought expressed was that men
of higher rank were anxious to
discuss the need of following the
lowly Nazarene. Many of them
agreed that the only thing which
will bring lasting peace will be to
do it with the love portrayed in
the "sermon on the mount" found
in the fifth, sixth and seventh
chapters of Matthew.
The speaker pled with those
present to take inventory of then
lives as they near the Christmas I
Season. He summed up the needs !
of the times in three things that ■
the present generation must
face: 1. The need of Unity; 2. j
The great need of Sacrifice; and,
3. The great need of service.
Subscriptions And
Renewals To Eagle
Subscriptons and renewals re
ceived to the Eagle this week in
clude the following:
Loy Spargoe, Mrs. J. W. Bor
land, Flay W. Sellers, Frank C.
Houser, Mrs. W. A. Aderholdt,
Mrs. S. W. Dellinger, John Steve
Stroup, M Sgt. Lawrence Vi.
Stroup, Annie Bell Shull, Alvin
Seagle, Baxter Beam, J. Al.
Leonhardt, Mrs. AHene Leinhardt,
Cpt. John L. Fratey, W. N. Mc
Ginni*, T. C. Rogers, Mr#. T. C.
VVrllH». T. S. Morrison, Sgt. Au#
tin Same, M. A. Watteraon, L.
E. Morrieon, Everette Mauney,
Mr*. H. P. Seagle, B. X. Craft. !
Mis* Tula Harrelson, F. W. Bax
ter, Mrs. Zona Buff, L. C. Hoa '
ner, Mrs. Cline Beam, Miles'
Acierholdt, A. A. Grigg.
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