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^ i Faison Presbyterian Church, Sat
urday, united in marriage Miss
Maly Alice Hicks, of Faison and
‘ Washington, D. C., and Dr. John
Dewey Dorsett, Jr., of Chapel
Hill. The 6 o’clock ceremony was
conducted by the Rev. Leslie Tuck
er of Dunn.
Mrs. Donald Taylor, vocalist, of
Aberdeen, Maryland, and Miss
Berta Stroud, of Faison, presented
nuptial music.
Daughter of the late Dr. and
Mrs. I. F. Hicks of Dunn, the bride j
was given in marriage by her
brother, Faison Hicks of Chapel
, Hill. She wore a candlelight silk
taffeta gown fashioned with a wide
lace Bertha, embroidered with seed
pearls and rhinestone; and bouf
fant skirt which extended into a
chapel train. She wore a veil of
illusion, gathered to a small lace
cap, and carried a bouquet of
orchids and stephanotis.
Mrs. Faison Hicks of Chapel Hill
was matron of honor, and Miss
Lenore Williams of Dunn attend
ed as maid of honor. Bridesmaids
were Miss Sara Rose and Mrs.
Thomas Mann of Chapel Hill, Miss
1 Sara Leek of Thomasville, Miss
THKIt
Miss Carmichael Fetes
Dean And Mrs. Weaver
Miss Katherine Carmichael enter
tained Thursday evening in Mclver
Dormitory for Dean and Mrs. Fred
Weaver, who will leave September
1 for a year’s stay in New York.
Double-ling Ceremony Unites
Martha Anderson, Donald Albert
Miss Martha Anderson, daugh
ter of Mr. and Mrs. Dan C. Ander
son of 1117 Roosevelt Ave., was
The rooms in which the 30 guests ] married Saturday to Donald F. Al-
were received were decorated, with, hert of. Zanesville, Ohio.
crape myrtle. The hostess was as
sisted by Miss Martha Decker, Mrs.
Victor Humphreys, Mrs. Florence
Cook and Mrs. Richard Neill.
’The Rev. John A. Weidinger
performed the double-ring cere
mony in the Pine Bdom of the
Carolina Inn, whCre & reception
followed. Mr. Anderson gave his
daughter in marriage, and her sis-
gown of shaded aqua satin styled; Robert F. Melville of
along princess lines with matching ...
shoes and hat. She carried a eas-■ .“"^hfield. Mass., Served as mat-
cade of yellow chrysanthemums. I ron of honor, while Warren Wag-
Bridesmaids were Mrs. S. Vance - ncr of Zanesville was best man.
Huffman of Elon College; Mrs.
Merle McKinney, sister of the
bridegroom, of Travelers Rest;
and Mrs. Donald Paisley, cousin of
the bride, of Asheboro. AM at
tendants were attired in similar
costumes of aqua satin. Sara Trog-
don was flower girl, and Allen H.
Moore of Chapel Hill, cousin of
the bride, was ring bearer.
tllly lace over ice blue satin,, its
ballerina-length full skirt scallop
cd at the ankles, its lace sleeves
coming to calla points at tte
hands. ,
The veil of sheer. illnMqi
flowed from a jitliet stnihd
of seed pearls. Her houqbt hid .i
central white orchid witk white
stephanotis and accents of bine
delphinium.
Mr. Albert, son of Mr. and Mbs.
Russell F. Albert, has just com
pleted a tour of duty wiUi the
Navy, and plans to attend Ohio
State University in Columbus,
The bride wore a gown of chan- Ohio, where the couple will live.
NEWCOMERS
MR. AND ams. A. D. BOYER
and daughters, MICHELLE and
YVONNE, have recently moved
Robert Cooper of 'Travelers Rest here from Newfoundland where j
will teach at Lowes Grove .^Hoof
in Durham, beginning in Septem
ber.
R. E. MOON and hia, wife,' the
attended his brother as best man.! Mr. Boj^r, who is with the Air, former FRANCES; TUXMbWN .Of
MRS..LELAND ROSS COOPER
Margaret Whaley of Williamsburg, I a I i i
Virginia, and Miss Mary Ida! La [Jllbef 1 ArCJ Mf. COOpe
ImRS. william EDWARD SELF
[Brink Hedberg Weds
Self On Saturday
Brink Hedberg, ♦“
|JNC School of .
the bride of Wil-
f in a ceremony
p.m. in -the Uni-
Church.
service was con-
altar which was
white gladioli,
idles. Music was
iss May Marsh
and Mrs. R. S.
f Shelby,
i daughter of Mr.
Leonard Hedberg
'lorida, while the
,AIUU'
Cradle Call
Brown of Asheville. Nancy Hicks,
of Chapel Hill, niece of the bride,
was flower girl.
Joe Dorsett of Louisville, Ken
tucky, was best man, and ushers
were Hanson Hall of Atlanta, Dr.
Charles Vernon, Dr. Mitchell Sor
rell and Dr. Jack Kirkland, all
of Chapel Hill; Dr. John Pender
of Charlotte, Dr. Alex Veasey of
Henderson, Dr. John McCain of
Wilson, and Dr. Dexler Wither-
ington of Kinston.
’The bride attended St. Mary’s in
Raleigh and was graduated from
UNC where she was a member of
Chi Omega sorority. Prior to her
marriage, she worked in the
Central Intelligence Agency in
Washington, D. C.
Dr. Dorsett, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Dorsett of Ridgewood, New Jer
sey, was graduated from UNC and
r
Are We-kJ In Doubie-R ing Rites
Ushers were Victor Bowles of Force ROTC, was previously sta-
Chapel Hill, Merle McKinney of | tioned. Now. living at 185 Hamil-
Travelers Rest, Robert J. Marley j ton Road in Glen Lennox, the fam-
of Raleigh and William S. Marley ily is much nearer Mr. Boyer’s
of Rockingham. home, Montgomery, Alamaba, but
The bride’s mother was hostess' s^iill a long way from Mrs. Boyer’s
Miss Mary Lee ’Lam-bcrt and Le-
land Ross Cooper were married
Saturday afternoon at 4 p.m. in
the Jordan Meiiiorial Methodist
Church of Ramseur. The double
ring ceremony wras performed by
the Rev. Ernest Ptage, pastor of the
church. Music wias presented by
Mrs. N. F. Phiiaips, organist.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. James Isaac Lamibert, of Ram-
the University Of St. Louis Medi
cal School. At present, he is a
Fellow in internal medicine at
Memorial Hospital.
Dr. and Mrs. Dorsett will live on
Greenwood Road.
at a reception in the Fellowship
Hall of the church after the cere
mony.
A graduate of Woman’s College,
the bride attended UNC and is
employed in the administrative of-
1 fice of the University’s School of
Business Administration.
Mr. Cooper, a graduate of Clem-
son College, Clemson, South Caro-
neckline, small collar and long
fitted sleeves ending in calla points , Education degree at UNC
over the wrists. The full skirt, summer.
Mr. and Mrs. Cooper will live at
seur, and the late Mr. Lambert.
Mr. Cooper is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Elmer L. Cooper of Travelers
Rest, South Carolina.
Given in marriage by her cousin, ’
John Ward Trogdon, the bride
wore a gown of imported Tudor!
Rose lace with fitted bodice, high
swept into a full court train, feat
ured a lace peplum. Her veil of
illusion fell from a lace half-hat.
She carried a cascade of white
chrysanthemums.
Miss Marie Blaylock, maid of
honor, wore a ballerina - length
308 Ransom Street.
The 1956 sweet potato crop is
estimated at about 7 per cent less
than the 4,364,000 bushels pro
duced in 1955.
home, Cairo, Egypt The former
Jacqueline , Papasiam, Mrs. Boyer
came to live m the states in 1944.
F. GORDON BATTLE, JR., and
his wife, the former ANN WHITE
of Greensboro, are living here at
80 Hamilton Road. Mr. Battle, who
has- recently been released from
the Army, is a native of Greens
boro and a ’54 graduate of UNC.
He will enter law school here this
fall. Mrs. Battle, a WC, graduate,
Miami. Florida, are living here
while Mr. Moon, a junior in pFe-
med is attending the University.
A native of Miami, but ; more re
cently of Newport, lir, ;Mo6a has
completed four years of duty with
the US Navy in the Pacific cbm-
mand. Mrs. Moon, a medical lech'-
nologist, will begin work at Dukh
this fall. They are living at 3
Clark Court.
- The United States Department
of Agriculture estimates that aboiiV
one-third of all water used for ir
rigation is lost in conveying it tdi
the land. Most of this loss is
caused by seepage.; ;
Opposite
Post office
Phone
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son of Mr. and
£ of Shelby,
lage by her fath-
|e a formal length
idered swiss or-
;a designed with a
rief sleeves and
featuring triple
d organdy. The
if triple tiered
^ -llwas attached to a
Her two-tiered
1 illusion was at-
bonnet highlight-
iiques, re-emhroid-
;arls. Her flowers
a daisies.
lentz of Charlotte,
ore a walz length
y yellow organdy
jgned with empire
iories and flowers
iig yellow. Miss
ood, Miss Shirley
Mrs. Andrew M.
lates of the bride
lof Nursing, wore
iw yellow gowns
ow shasta daisies
ten baskets.
Self was his son’s
iismen were Clar-
1 Richard Pierce,
f M. Kistler, Chap-
lert Stapleton, Gas-
the ceremony,
ints entertained at
the UNC Nurses’
Sharon Diane Riggsbee 1
A daughter, Sharon Diane, Was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Jack BlggS;
bee of Carr Street, Carrboro, ,oh
August 8 at Memorial Hospital;
Susan Duncan MeKnight
A daughter, Susan Duncan, was
born to Dr. and .Mrs. Rodney Leon
ard MeKnight of 15 Flemiiigtpn
Road on August 9 at Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. MeKnight is the
former Betty Jean Lowrance and
Dr. MeKnight is on the staff at
Memorial Hospital.
■M
'lior student at the
‘member of Sigma
»ternity, the Mon-
the Order of the
‘Vill live in Glen
Rachel TouWin Saonde-rs
A daughter, Rachel Touhin,
horn to Mr. and Mrs*. Jason Lewis
Saunders of 24 Valley Park Road
on August 9 at Memorial Hospital.
Mrs. Saunders is the former, Juliet
Touhin of Long Branch N. J. Mt.
Saunders is on the University fac
ulty. i
Murry Wayne Holland
A son, Murry Wayne, was born
to Dr. and Mre. Murry Wade Hol
land of 3 Purefoy Road on August
1 at Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Hol
land is the former Helen Moore
Harrell of Dunn. Dr. Holland is a
dentist.
William Irvin Kirkland, Jr.
A son, William Irvin, Jr., was
born to Mr. and Mrs. Kirkland of
Route ’Two, on August 19 in Me
morial Hospital. Mr. Kirkland^ is
employed by Dairyland Farms. Mrs.
Kirkland is former Jane Cates.
was
Pamela Kay Easter
A daughter, Pamela Kay,
born to Mr. and Mrs. Francis Harry
Easter of Route Three, on Ai^st
19 in Memorial Ho.spital. Mr. East-
of Meadowmont
er IS
Farm,
manager
HAPPY
BIRTHDAY!
•m Honored
y Bridge
skenridge was hos-
3'-daughter bridge
night for her
t- T. Newnam, who
:for Florida,
h bridge were in
n evening at the
hich was decorated
“ts of dahlias and
■•b guests’ younger
1 the group for re-
2S
Price
McClanahan,
Tuesday, August
Phillip Andrews, Mrs.
Heusner, Mrs. Bill
Mrs. Robert Snyder, Mrs. Tom « «
gins, Frank W. Roebuck. Ray Con
ner, Kittsu Greenwood.
Wednesday, August 2V
Charles Valentine, T®**"
don, Jerry T..Munday Mrs E«le
Mitchell, B. A, Diamond Col. Paul
N. Gillon, Bonnie Lackey.
Thursday, August an _
Mrs. Matt Thompson,
Fein, J. K. Earrington
thony Guggenheimcr
Watts, Earl Bush, J. F. Lac y,
Anthony Miele.
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we can fit
yay
Sixes to 10 AAAA to B
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Black or brown leather
o.ack, brown, grey or vicu.ne suede
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