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CHAPEL HILL NEWS LEADER
Dugdale-McCi ure Vows Heard
D . Marion Dugdalc, daiighter of
Jlr. and Mrs. Herbert Dugdale of [
Lima, Peru, and Dr. James Grady |
McClure, son of Mrs. Paul J. Me-1
Clurc and the late Mr. McClure of
LIKE CHRISTMAS MAGIC!
RUDOLPH
SHINES AGAIN
Memphis, Tennessee, were married ■
Saturday afternoon at 5:30 in the j
Episcopal Church of the Holy Fam- j
ily.
The Piev. Maurice A. Kidde. of-1
ficiatcid at the single-ring cermony, ‘
which was followed by a reception j
for the famiPes and close friends ,
in the Pine Room of the Carolina !
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I The bride i.s a resident physician
j on the staff at Memorial Hospi
tal and the groom has been on
the staff of the North Carolina
j Orthopedic Hospital at Gastonia.
I He will join the staff at the Hos
pital here next month.
On their return from a weddins
t' p by air to Lima, Peru, the
couple will Joe at home in Chape!
Hill.
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Lutherans Set Service
For Christmas Eve
How the youngsters will thrill to
hrrtiid new adventures of this love
able Keinticer, in glorious color
and dimension! See Rudolph and
tuiier fav’orites, 7-scene reels, new
threc-rccl gift packets, viewers . ..
wonderful Vie'jVrMaster gifts for
all the family, here how!
3-REEL STORY PACKET, $100
The annual Christmas Eve Ser
vice of Holy Trinity Lutheran
Church will be held Saturday at 7
p.m.
OTHER REEL SUBJECTS
35c, 3 for $100
The Children’s Choir, under the
direction of Mrs. Wade F. Hook,
and the Serfe: Choir, directed by
Mrs. Edward Bernasek. will sing
numbers from the Christmas tra
ditions of Germany, Norway, and
England. Assisting the choirs in
interpreting the Christmas music
wall be Mrs. Emily Kellam, guest
harpist. Mrs. Edw’ard Bernasek will
be the organist.
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Visitc'. s are .invited to observe
the Nativity by their participation
in this service. A Vesper Service
is traditional in the Christian
Church on Christmas Eve. In the
Lutheran Churches around the
; world a Christmas E\'e service is
common practice, whether it be
in Scandinavia, Germany, or com,-
munities across America.
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MRS. WOODSON LEA POWELL IV
Wootten-Moulton Photo
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Carrboro
McKenzie-Powell Vows Spoken
Miss Christine' Lewis McKenzie, Powell, mother, of the groom,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. John T.
McKenzie of Montezuma, Georgia,
ind Woodson Lea Powell, IV, were
united in marriage in ceremonies
wore a dre.5S of gray lace and an
orchid. j
Immediately following the cere- ■
niony a reception was held at St. '
held Saturday in the St. Bartholo-' Baithoiomew’s Parish House,
nfew’s Episcopal Church, Pittsboro, | ; The bride, who. attended St.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr. | Catherine’s School, Richmond,; Vir-.
I^EASE
and Mrs. Woodson Lea Powell,! ginia and Hollins College, Roa-
lil, of Pitt.sboro. I noke, Virginia; is. a student at the
The double-ring service was per-. University where she is. a mem-
fermed by the Rev.' Claude Guth- ber of Delta Delta Delta. Sorority.
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rie against a background of white
altar flowers. Nuptial Music was
presented by Miss Virginia Lou
Gralz, organist.
CAlL FOR
OUR
Mr. Powell, who attended Vir
ginia Episcopal School and David
son College, is also attending the
University where he is a member
Given in mariage by her father. | of Kappa Alpha fraternity,
the bride wore a bridal d. ess of
The couple will make their
home at 34 Oakwood Drive in
Chapel Hill.
white satin and lace. Her veil of
net was attached to a pearl and
lace crown. She carried a prayer
book showered with valley lillie:s
and topped with a white orchid.
Mrs. John P. Dixon of Monte
zuma, Georgia, cousin of the bride
ind matron of honor, wore a cot- j
ton and silk mauve dress and ‘
oearl hat. Her bouquet was of j' Mrs. Margaret Sickles and John
gardenias. Crawford, son of W. S. Craw-
Bridesmaids were Miss Anne of ^Chapel Hiil, and the late
Mrs. Sickles is Wee!
To John A. Crawford
Powell,, of Pittsboro, sister of the 1 Mrs. C-awford, were married De
groom, and Miss Nancy Ford, of
Westport, Connecticut, whose cos-
'.umes and bouquets were identi-
;al to that of the'honor attendant.
Mr. Powell was his son’s best
nan. Acolytes were Hill Powell,
orother of the bridegroom and
cember 9 at 4:30 p.m. in the
Chapel of the Hayes-Barton Bap
tist Church in Raleigh. The bride
is the daughter of Mrs. R. L. Wat
kins, cf Raleigh, and the late Mr.
Watkins.
WORK
^ . I The couple are making their
havid Guthrie. Serving as ushers,
vere Thomas Fox and Ed Poole Carolina, where Mr. Crawford
)f Asheville.^ | owns . and manages a motel.
Mrs. McKenzie wore a dress of |
Rue lace and an orchid corsage ^ The bride was prior to her mar-
or her daughter’s wedding. Mrs. I jiage Secretary to the Manager
BEAT THE WINTER — Mc
Gregor's new knee-length "Mon
ty" rawhide coat will beat the
wintdy blasts anywhere. Boys
will go for the wood toggle clos
ures and big front pockets.
Here Are Some Holiday Treats
For Serving At Your Feast
Add variety to your holiday
treats with these candies, popcorn
trees and a delicious date pudding!
or candies, ' t
powdered 1 “®P'
tidbits! *“Sar. j,
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DATE PUDDING
2 cups dates 2 teaspoons bak-
drops, .silver dragees (attached ^
with a dab of icing) or a sprink- I together o
1 ' ^-’SRberries i/ ^'
ling of colored sugar. - pineanniV '“P ol
P-oeappie, andy Y
DATE DELIGHTS
bine with
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2 cups nuts
4 eggs
2 cups sugar
We are losing our lease on the building as of
December SHt., and we would appreciate your
calling for your repair work before that date.
Murdock s Jewelers
We Are Remodeling O-ur Front Dining Rooms
But ...We Are Still
OPEN FOR BUSINESS
Serving 3 Meals A-Doy As Usual
From/.A.M. To 11 P.M. in Our
Keor Dining Rooms
Open AH Day Christmas Day
PINES
ng powder
1/4 cup sifted all
purpose flour
1/4 cup milk
i Chop up dates and nuts: grease
I a' 13'’x9’'.x2'’ pan and| start your
‘ over at 325P’. or slow
Beat eggs in a bowl until frothy,
then add sugar gradually, beat
ing hard all the time. Sift baking
powder with flour and add flour
‘ mixture and milk, a little at a
time, alternately to egg-sugar
combination. Stir in chopped dates
’ and nuts, pour into pan and bake
!• 1 hour. Cut in squares and serve
, hot or coljl with whipped cream.
Makes about 15 squares.
FIG CANDY
1 lb. figs V2 teaspoon
2 cups sugar cream of
2/3 cup water tartar
Chop figs up finely.
Cook sugar and water without
stirring, until syrup reaches 238F.
on candy thermometer or until a
drop tested in cold water forms
a soft ball.
Remove from heat, stir in cream
of tartar and figs. Pour into a
buttered 8" square pan and cut
into 36 small squares when cool.
POPCORN CHRISTMAS TREES
Get 8 ice-cream qones from your
corner candy store and popup a
heaping bowdful of popcorn.
Now mix 1% cups of confection
ers’ sugar with 1 unbeaten egg
v.'hite and V4 teaspoon vinegar un
til smooth. Cover cones 14” thick
with icing (use a small spatula or
knife) and stick popcorn all over
the surface of cone while icing is
still moist. 'When icing is dry, dec
orate your tree with red cinnamon
fore serving'
Stuff your Christmas dates with holiday turke
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PACE
Sale On Christmas Iten,.
★ Cards
itr Decorations
Wrappings
10% to 40% Off
PACE will be open from 9:30 until 5;30
Christmas Eve, 9:30 until 4:30. Tuesday
until i
We will be closed after Christmas until Thursday
Glen Lennox Shopping Center
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HOENIG WITH PRUDENTIAL
John I. Hoeing has become an
agent for the Prudential Insurance
Company of America in Chapel Hill
and Carrboro. For the past sev
eral years Mr, Hoeing has been
employed at Johnson-Strowd-M^ard
Company and before that time he
was a state highway patfolrnan!
This vf>ar seven seed producers
grew 132, acres of Rowan lespe-
deza for certification. It averaged
about 410 pounds of seed per acre.
EXECUTIVE
DUET
Essential to good grooming —
Heather Shove Lotion . . mas
culine, invigorating. Presto
Minute Shove . . . ultimate in
shaving convenience . . 6 Vi
months of luxury shaves.
$200
PLUS TAX
Good Grooming Begins with
SUTTON'S DITUG STO
Phone 5 531 159 E; Frinlilil
of the Veterans’ Hospital in Dur
ham.
The bridegroom, who served
during Wo. id War II as a Lieu
tenant Commander in Naval Avia
tion, was graduated from UNC
with an A.B. in Liberal Arts.
Don't Forget!
THIS IS THE LAST WEEK
TO GET YOUR HOLIDAY
Dry Cleaning
DONE BEFORE NEW YEAR'S
As All Of Us Chapel Hill
And Carrboro Dry Cleaners
WILL BE CLOSED
THE WEEK OF
DEC. 26th THRU 31st
WE EXTEND OUR BEST WISHES TO
YOU FOR A HAPPY HOLIDAY SEASON
QUALITY CLEANERS
UNIVERSITY CLEANERS
TAR HEEL CLEANERS
CHAPEL HILL CLEANERS
NU WAY CLEANERS