Magnolia News
PERSONALS
Tucker Sr. spent the weak end
In Wilmington with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Evans and family.
Miss Harriet CLaary of
Warsaw visited Mrs. N. T.
Mr. and Mrs. H. E. orubbs
of Calypso rlslted MRS. N.T.
Uttls Angela Stroud of Gol(la
bor? spent last week with liar
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Lamtoa Brown.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Fowler,
Pam, Demta and Wayne of Ze
bulon rlslted Mr. and Mrs.
Lawton Brown Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs, Amos Stroud,
Stare and Nan of GoldSbaro
and Mr. and Mrs. L. E. Brown
of Rose Hill spent Sunday with
Mr .and Mrs. Lawton Brown.
Sunday afternoon rlsttoro were
Mr. and Mrs. Marrln Usher,
Jeff, Penny, Tim and Mary
Ann of Rose HUL
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Bow
man of Easton Illinois are
pending some time with Mrs.
Bessie Rackley and other rela
tives. The Bowmans and Mrs.
Rackley spent a taw days the
first of the week with Mr. and
Mrs. Johnnie Johnson In Wilm
ington.
Mr. and Mrs. A. W. Stafford,
Jr. of Gmdsboro vlsled Mr. and
Mrs. Albert Quy Sunday after
Mr. and Mrs. Marlon Knowles
and baby and Mr. and Mra.
Ear lie Brooks of St. Louis,
Missouri recently spent a lew
days with their father Wilbur
Brooks.
Johnnie Evans of Mt. Olive Is
spending some time with his
grandmother, Mrs. Dorothy
Mae Parker.
Recent visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. O. D. Drew, Sr. were Mr.
and Mrs. H. S. brew of Rocky
Mount. Rev. Waldo Early of
Clinton, Chancer Carlton of
Warsaw, and Mathew Bradshaw
and son of Richmond, Va.
Mr. and MRS. R. W. Blan
chard of Turkey visited Mr and
Mrs. O. D. Draw, Sr. Thursday
Mr. and Mrs. Harry John
son, Allan and Jail Of Fayette
rllla vial tad Mr. and Mrs. a D.
Draw, Sr. Monday afternoon.
Sunday visitors of Mr. and
Mrs. O. D. Draw Sr. wars E.
S. Draw of Warsaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Pat Wara of Clinton. Mr.
and Mrs. Frsd Rowlas anddau
gtitar Jana at Raleigh and Mr.
and Mrs. Stanlay Lockerman of
Roaa Hill.
Mrs. Lloyd Draw and dansh
tar Dianna of Janatta, Pennsy
tranla spant last waak with Mr.
and Mr a. O. D. Draw, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Tnckar,
Jr. of Wllmlncton rlsltad Mrs.
Battla Mas Tnckar and Mrs.
Brazil Brown, Wednesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 Rallly are
visiting relatives in Pennsyl
vania.
Dr. and Mrs. C. L. Qulnnand
family are away on a two
weeks vacation. Thay will visit
relstlves In Pennsylvania and
also Expo '67 In Montreal.
Mrs. Joe Klmrey and eon
Bobby of Washington, D. C. are
visiting bar father Dallas Jonas.
Mr. and MRS. Frank Baker
and two chlldan of Delaware
have returned home after vlslt
ln g relatives here and In the
Delway Community.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Draw
and children visited Mr. and
Mrs. O. D. Draw Sr. Sunday
afternoon.
Mrs. Emily Dall of Chinqua
pin visited her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Turner Sunday night.
Emily Sue Dall of Chinquapin
was Friday night supper guest
of her grandparents, Mr. and
Mrs. L. G. Turner.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Turner,
Karen and Jo Ann of Chicago,
Illinois returned home Thurs
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Wilt* Late on Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet 8asser
Waltod relatives at I
day afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baas at
tended the funeral of Mr. Bass's
brother Eugene Baaa la Golds
boro Thursday. Tbay vara ac
oompanlad by Mr. and Mrs. Cb^.
arlla Thomas.
Harry Register and Mrs.
Forrest Croom of Wilmington
Waited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Baaa
Thursday on their way to Eugene
Bass's funeral In Goldsbaro.
Mrs. Clyde Etzell of Wallace
la spending some time with her
son and daughter In law. Mr. and
Mrs. Harold EszsIL
Mr. and Mrs. MelWn Pope
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Pope
I were away on vacation last week
They visited places of Interest
on the Outer Banks and saw the
Lost Colony. They visited Mr.
and Mrs. J.E. Slmpon inStoke
sdale and on to Wester Carolina
share they visited Cherokee
I and other places of Interest.
Linda Esaell, student of Mil
ler Motto Business College,
I Wilmington, spent the week end
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Easel 1.
Mr. and Mrs. Norwood Home
and family of Costa Mesa, Call
I funds spent a few days last
week with Mr and Mrs. J. N.
Horns. The children Lou, Carol
weeks visit with their grand
parents.
Miss Betty Horn* returned
home Wednesday alter a visit
with Mrs. Alum Horns and Ma
jor and Mrs. Nell Galller in
Newport News, Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. J. E. Tucker,
Victor Tucker and Sandra Qulnn
attended the wedding of Russell
Tucker and Miss Irma Hodges
In Greensboro Saturday even
ing. During the week end they
also visited Mr. and Mrs. J. W.
Tucker In Durham on Friday and
Mr. and Mrs. Mark Whlttaker
in Chapel Hill Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Tucker
and son Dan spent Friday and
Saturday In Greensboro where
they attended the wedding of
their son Russell Tucker and
Miss Irma Hodges on Saturday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Evans
and girls spent the week end
In Greensboro with Mr. and
Mrs. Zennle Brown.
Mr. Cavenaugh Honored
Mr. Caroll Cavenaugh was
honored with a birthday dinner
on Sunday at his home.
Dinner was served picnic
style on the lawn. Those enjoy
ing the delicious food and fel
lowship other than the hoooree
and his wife were: Mr. and Mrs.
Cy Cavenaugh, Dennis Eant
Brock, Mr. and Mrs. J..R.
Cavenaugh, Larry Cavenaugh,
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Caven
augh, Lisa and Beverly, all of
Magnolia.
Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Jams,
Terry, Faye and Sueaf Wlllard;
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Mobley of
Wallace; Mr. and MRS. S. W.
Cavenaugh, Thomas Stoksef
Mrs. Myrtle Sholar, Mr. and
Mrs. Daniel Cavenaugh all of
Route 2, Wallace, Miss Frelda
Proctor of Wlllard, and Miss
Vickie Rivenbark of Penderlea.
Mr. Cavenaugh received
several nice and useful gifts.
Fried Chicken Supper
The Magnolia Womans Civic
Club will sponsor a fried chick
en supper Friday night, August
U from 6 o'clock until - Plates
will be $1.00 for adults and
fifty cents for children. Pro
ceeds will go to help equip a
kitchen. Supper will be served
In the community building.
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Mi?. Smith Becomes Bride Of C.J. Mercer,Jr
Miss Linda Susan Smith and
Cornish Judson Mercer, Jr.,
of Clinton, N. C. wore mar
ried In the sanctuary of the
Magnolia Baptist Church on
Wednesday, August 2, at 7:00
jun. The Reverend Norman Ay
cock officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. James Petteway
Smith of Magnolia and the bride
groom Is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Cornish Judson Mercer
of Clinton.
Nuptial music was provided
by Ted Arven, Jr. of Clinton,
who sang, "Because", "Ave
Maria", and the "Wedding
Prayer' . Mrs. Carlton Smith,
organist, rendered appropriate
selections of weddli^ music.
The couple were joined In
marriage before an altar set
ting arranged with six silver
branch candelabras centered
with a large arrangement of
tube rose, white glads, mums,
snaps, and pom poms and adorn
ed with white wedding bells.
Two similar arrangements
flanked each side of the altar
setting. Green ferns were In
terspersed with a prayer bench
forming the focal point of the
nuptial setting.
Given In marriage by her fa
ther, the bride wore a formal
empire gown of silk organza
over peau-de-sole styled with
scooped neckline trimmed with
ChantUly lace and seed pearls.
The A-llne skirt was edged
with Chantllly lace and seed
pearls and designed with re
movable chapel train appliqued
with Chantllly lace motifs and
caught up at the waist with self
fabric bows. A bouffant veil of
silk Illusion was attached to a
petal crown of Chantllly lace
trimmed with seed pearls and
irrldescents. She carried a
cascade of white bridal roses
and carnations, tube roses, pom
poms.
Miss Carolyn Kenan, cousin
of the bride from Wallace, was
mald-of-honor. She wore a
floor-length yellow, sleeveless,
peau-de-sole gown styled with a
scooped neckline. The Empire
waist was accented with a yel
low peau de sole fold. Her head
piece was a circlet of yellow
peau-de-sole trimmed with a
flat bow In back and a yellow
rounded Mth^Xw?^^
poms trailed with aqua utre*
"Wl.
MIm Annette Cavensogh of
Magnolia, Miss Shorry PowoU
of Magnolia, Miss Brenda Smith
of Warsaw, Miss Both Mollis
of Kenansrllle, Miss Susie
Snead of Hops Mills, and Miss
Paula Jo Slgmoa of Denver,
N. C. wars bridesmaids. They
wore gowns and hsaftdeces
Identical In stylo to the mald
of-honor, but aqua In color.
They carried nosegays of whits
moms surrounded with white
daisy pom poms trailed with
yellow streamers.
Mrs. Smith chose for her
daughter's wedding a blue lace
cage dress with blue accessar
ies. Mrs. Mercer wore a pink
lace ensemble with matching
accessories* Both mothers
wore a white orchid corsage.
The groom's faihsr was his
best man. Ushers were Doug
Smith of Magnolia, brother of
the bride; A. Q. Smith of Mag
nolia, cousin of the bride; Joel
Starling of Clinton, brother-in
law of the groom; Jay Lewis,
Mike Hatch, and Michael Edge
all of Clinton. All the menlnthe
wedding were attired In formal
evening wear. Each wore a
nrhtlo Imiti/xnnin*A
muvu uvuvuiuu?i??
Mrs. Abby Smith, aunt of the
bride, directed the wedding.
For her going away outfit, the
bride chose a mint green, two
piece linen sutl with skin ac
cessories and a white orchid
corsage. The coupe left for a
trip to the East Coast.
The bride Is a graduate of
James Kenan High School and
attended Cambell College. The
bridegroom Is a graduate of
Clinton High School, attended
Carolina Military Academy, and
Campbell College. He Is pre
sently serving with the U. S.
Coast Guard and will be sta
tioned at Cape May, New Jersey
where the couple will make their
home.
RECEPTION
Immediatly following the
wedding, the bride's parents en
tertained the members of the
Smith-Mercer wedding party
and wedding guests with a re
ception at their home. Mr.and
Mrs. Alvln Powell greeted the
guests upon arrival. A yellow,
white and green motif was used
In arrangements throughout the
home.
A five-branch silver candela
bra holding white burning tapers
and entertwlned with white brl
T I | f 1
pomTprnd the orator oftoe
table which was core red with a
whits Iscs mr yellow cloth.
Aftsr the wedding couple cat the
traditional first slice from the
tour tiered wedding cake topped
with s mid stars brills tod
moo. Mrs. Alms Martlno
served cake to the musts sad
Mrs. Edwin Brans poured
punch. Assorted nits and bridal
mints wars served buffet. Mrs.
Jos Starling, sister of the groom
presided at the guest book. Mrs.
Vorlls Wells directed the gnssts
to the gift room where the cou
ple's gifts were on display.
Goodbyes were said to Mr .and
Mrs. A. C. Kenan.
Out-of-town guests attending
the 8mlth-Mercer wedding In
cluded: Mrs. VerUe Wells, Mrs.
Bill Kenan, and Mrs. W. a
Kelr of Wallace; Mr. and Mrs.
Troy Mullls and Mr. and Mrs.
Wlllard Brlnson, Kenansrllle;
Mrs. Edwin Evans and children,
Sheila, Nancy , and Janet of
Wilmington; Mrs. Keith Evans
of Greenville; Miss Regents Sy
kes of Mt. Olive; Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas Mullls, Salt Lake City,
Utah; Mr. and Mrs. Larry Best
of Topsail Beach, Mr. Norwood
Home of Costa Mesa, Califor
nia: Miss Marv Ellen Phelna
and Mr. Jerry Wade of Hills
borough; Mrs. Paul Slgmon of
Denver; Miss Susie Shead and
Mrs. Ida Berry of Hope Mills.
Guests from Clinton attend
ing were: Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Starling, Mr. and Mrs. Ted
Arvtn, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Ray
Boyette, Mr. and Mrs. B. B.
Mercer, Miss Renee Butler,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Owens, Mr.
andMrs. Raymond BoyUn, Mr.
and Mrs. Gordon Powell, Mrs.
Ranson Jordan, Mr. and Mrs.
James Wells, Miss Kathy Hud
son, Miss Murlell Williams,
Mr. Tony Johnson, Mr. Paul Po
well, Mr. and Mrs. John Cart
wright and John, Jr. and Mr.
Larry Wells.
REHEARSAL PARTY
On Tuesday night, August 1,
the members of the Smith
Mercer wedding party and
guests were entertained with
a rehearsal party Immediately
following the wedding rehearsal
at the home of Mrs. Marjorle
Pickett in Magnolia. Hostesses
for the occasion were Mrs.
Alvln Powell, Mrs. Abble Smith,
and MRS. Marjorle Pickett.
The guests were greeted by
Mr. and Mrs. John Smith, aunt
and uncle of the bride. The
bride's grandmother, Mrs. E.
C. Wilson, presided over the
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Dr. Csrtottt Qnlnn talksd vlth
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and strofcspsttsnt.
by Mrs. BUlls HolUi?marth
sad Mrs. Bstty Phillips.
guest book.
Mr. and Mrs. A. C. Kenan,
aunt and uncle of the bride,
from Wallace, directed the
guests to the refreshment table
which was covered with a white
Imported lace cloth. A yellow
and green color scheme was
used. White glads, fever tew,
and shasta daisies centered
aroun d white burning tapers
resting In a silver cauflelabra
graced the center of the table.
Mrs. Smith, mother of the
bride, served Individual bridal
cakes topped with yellow bridal
roses and Mrs. Mercer, mother
of the groom, poured punch.
Mixed nuts, bridal mints, and
cheese straws were served buf
fet. J
Goodbyes were said to Mr.
and Mrs. J. A. Smith, grand
parents of the bride.
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