North Carolina Newspapers

W ofcrni N o me H r dl5di iv Mrs.*(Sne?Herrlng of WAliaoe Mr^svdMrVjobH. WiM kIt***! Mrs. Allen Wdlab and ..ax; cottage'atTop ? ail Beach. She was aoccmp antod by Dr. and Mrs. Donn Wells and family of Clinton aid Mr. axl Mrs. /Ofred Wells and family of Teachey. Mr. and Mrs. Brad Minshew and Libby aid Arthur Minshew of Durham spam the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Belton Min shew. Mrs. Paul Hunter and Paula and Mrs. Etad Minshew shopped in Goldsboro Saturday. Walker McNeil visited Mrs. A. D. McNeil who is a patent a Lenoir Memorial Hospital In Kinston Saturday rftemoon. Mr. and Mrs. Walker McNeil and Mr. and Mrs. Charles Mil ler spent the weekend a the Miller trailer a Topsail Beach. Miss Bobby Jean Graham returned to Pembroke Stae College Friday for the sum mer session. Mr. aid Mrs. Jesse Qulnn and family, Clifton Qulnn, Mrs. Annie Mae Qulnn, John W. Boy ette. Sr., and John W. Boyette, Jr. attended the graduaion of Mrs. Annie Quimrs granddau ghter. Miss Faye (Sitlaw, a East Duplin Hlgn School Th ursday night. Mrs. James Bland, Mrs. Jesse Qulnn and family, Clif ton Qulnn, and Mrs. Annie Mae Qulnn attended Miss Faye Out law's senior piuio recital held a the Alum Springs Baptist Church Friday night. Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Kir by were Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Sarah Klrby In PUtesvllle. Mr. md Mr*. C. C. Rouse and fvnUy and Mr. and Mrs. Frank Moore and family went to Goldsfaoro Saturday. Mr. and Mrs. George Jones and family of Brunswick, Geor gia are spending this week with Mr. md Mrs. J. Ellis West and other relatives here. Mr. md Mrs. Oalton West of Raleigh were Sunday dinner guests of Mr. md Mrs. Q. J. sutton. Mrs. O. H. Carlton and Mrs. Fisher Carlton made a busi ness trip to Wilmington Tues day. Miss Carole Baars of Dur ham spent the weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Baars. Mrs. E. J. Hill left Sat urday for SeviervUle, Tenn. where she will visit her niece, Mrs. Ed Shaw. Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Rogers of Chapel Hill spent the weekend with Mrs. W. A. Carter. Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Wyche md son, Frank, md Mrs. Geor gia Wyche of Whltevllle were dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. J. T. Gresham md Laurie Wed nesday night. Afterwards they attended Harriet O'Leary's wedding. Douglas Pigford of Calypso visited Mr. anaMrs. Ralph Ver non md family Sunday after noon. I Mrs. I. J. Quinn md Jay spent Thursday through Sunday at Topsail. Iney were joined there by Mr. md Mrs. D. G. Alderman of Rose Hill and Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Alderman, Jr. of Wilmington. Mr. Quinn join ed them for the weekend. Mr. md Mrs. Jimmy Flynn md girls of Wallace ac companied Mr. and Mrs. T. O. Rabon to Topsail for the week end. Mrs. Marie King of Pem broke spent several days last week with Mr. md Mrs. J. B. Herring, Jr. Mr. md Mrs. Ralph Best I J^PrankltacSSX* I 5! ^ ?m ^"Mdiy 3ui ? the and three oftier girls from ? her school will begin a singing ? tour for their college this sun? I rtU^r ^ *rouP " hnown as ? ">e Emmanuelettes, and thev I J*111 "PPear at various reUg ? r"* 00 th? Atlantic ? <tarl2? 'he sumuer. They ? will go to California for an en ? gage men t in August. .n/t'f'' J* ^Cfowder ? and family of Raleigh spent the I b*^ j Rev* and M?- W. ? R. Crowder and family. ?fr'u>d Mrs. Frank Moore I Wslted Mr. and Mrs. H 7* * Moore in New Bern Sun- I ? day. I < *"? Mrs- Durwood Str I rf Tj*^ *nd Sir1? went to Staith ? field Sunday for the graduation ? from high school of Mr.Strlck I r-f,Jlep>lew' BU1 Jackson. I ? Gilbert Johnson, son of Mr. ? ? "d Ml"s. Edward P. Johnson, ? Is a tonsillectomy patient at I ? Sampson Memorial Hospital. I ? Mr. and Mrs. J. P. Johnson I ? Cliffs ,pem Sund*>r at the I I Mr?- w- c- Martin I I and girls, Mr. and Mrs. Arnold I ? J.00*5 and family, and Mr. and I ? Mrs. Joshua Jones, Jr. and I ? Anita attended the Murray I ? 'amUy reunion held at the home ? I ? v^r' Mrs. Roland Murray I ? In mirlington Sunday. I ? Mr. an<i Mrs. R. T. Black-1 ? burn and family spent the week-1 ? end at Topsail. ? Allen Lloyd Smith of Fort I Lee, Virginia spent the week-1 ? end withMr. and Mrs. Hoptonl ? omlth. Mr. and Mrs. George Taylor I ? spent last weekend with Mr. and I I ?rs- Lfcoy Taylor and Lee In ? ? Greensboro. They were ac- I ? companled by Mrs. Ray Hobbs I ? and family of Clinton. Mr. and ? ? Mrs. Horace Taylor and family ? I of Morganton joined them there I ? Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Oliver Ed- I I wards. Miss Donna Sue Edwards I I ?.r- ^ Mrs. Joe Edwards. I Blount Modlln, and Craig Qulnn I I spent the weekend at Topsail. I Mr. and Mrs. Norman Jones I and family spent the weekend at ? I their trailer at Topsail. . J-A. Newkirk and Mrs. I A. J. Strickland spent several H days at Carolina Beach. I St ^rring left Sunday for ? ^ where be is en- I rolled for summer school. . . Miss O'Lnry - Mr. Byrd Exchange Vows At seven thirty on Wed nesday evening, May 29. In the Warsaw Presbyterian Church, Miss Harriet EuzabethO'Leary and Billy Junlous Byrd were united in marriage. Officiating at the double-ring ceremony was the Rev. J. Don Skinner, pastor of the bride. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Russell O'Leary of War saw and the late Mr. O'Leary. The groom's parents are Mr. Mr. and Mrs. Norman Bar wick returned home Friday night after attending the United Family Insurance convention held in Gulfport, Mississippi last week. Last weekend they visited Mrs. Berwick's brother, M/Sgt. and Mrs. Samuel Lam bert and family in Prattsville, Alabama. Mrs. GeraldQulnn and Car la and Frankie Steed wefat to Kin ston Friday morning. / Rev. and Charles Hinson left Sunday for Houston, Texas where he will be attending the Southern Baptist Convention. Mrs. Hinson and the children are spending this week with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Hay wood in Rockingham. They plan to return to Warsaw Friday. Mr. and Mrs. John B. West and family and Mr. and Mrs. George Smoke, Jr. went to White and Mrs. W. H. Byrd -of War saw. Vows were exchanged before an altar of palm leaves, tall, seven-branch candleabra with white burning tapers, and ar rangements of white gladiolas, white chrysanthemums, baby's breath, and palm leaves. Mrs. Ben Bowden of War saw, organist, presented a pro gram of wedding music prior to the ceremony. Miss Karen De luca of Wars aw sang' 'Because'' and "the Wedding Prayer" as the benediction. The bride was escorted to the altar by Albert Q. Smith, Sr. of Magnolia, and was given in marriage by her mother. She wore a gown of white kit ten satin which was fashioned with an empire waist line, rou nded neckline, and long sleeves which ended with lace in a slight flare at the wrists. The lace matched that at the bottom of her gown. The matching de tachable chapel train was trim med in the same lace as the gown. She wore a mantilla which she designed and she and Lake Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Ray Murrte came home Saturday after being a patient at Duplin General Hospital for several days. On Tuesday Rev. W.R.Cro wder, Mrs. D. J. Mlddleton, and Ross Wadldns attended the North Carolina Annual Con ference of the United Methodist Church which Is beins held at Methodist College In F ayette ville with Hay Street Metnodlst Church as co-host. Mrs. Mld dleton Is the delegate from the Warsaw Methodist Church. She and Rev. Crowder will also at tend on Wednesday and Thursday. Mrs. H. P. Smith of Wil mington and Norwood G. Smith of Raleigh were here Thurs day night for Beth West'sgrad u at ion. Mrs. Smith is her frandmother, and Mr. Smith her uncle. Mrs. Herbert Best who was an operative patient at Wayne Memorial Hospital is at home. A A - ? ? ? Methodist Circles Met Circle 1 met with Mrs. Frank Moore on Monday evening. Mrs. Moore, also chairman, pre sided. Mrs. Rogert Phillips gave the program. During the social period, Mrs. Moore ser ved banana cake and Iced wa ter to the 12 members pre sent. Circle 2 met with Mrs. Paul Hunter on Monday evening. Mrs. Joe Kornegay, chairman, pre sided. During the social period, Mrs. Hunter served chocolate fudge sundaes to the9 members present. Circle 3 met with Mrs. Josh Jones, Jr.-en-Monday evening. Mrs. Jones also chairman, pre sided. Mrs. George Taylor gave a combined devotional and program. During the social period, Mrs. Jones served fruit salad on lettuce, cheese ritz crackers, salted peanuts, and iced fruit drink to the 9 mem bers present. Circle 4 met at the Church with Mrs. Victor Owenby, Jr. as hostess. Mrs. Owenby also ' chairman presided and gave the . program. During the social w period she served banana pud ding and iced tea to the 7 mem ? bers present. Bridge Hostess l Mrs. Winnie Davis was hos tess to the membes of her bridge [ club and additional guests ai h eight o'clock on Tuesday even l ing at her home near Warsaw, Mrs. Mattie Torran receive* r hair spray for club high, anc k Mrs. William Costin receive* ? a bread box for visitor's high [ Mrs. Forest Martin receive* t mixing bowls for traveling, arx i Mrs. Elizabeth Torrans re ceived coasters for consols* I ion. Others playing were Mrs Rrtin- H M ? Woridro R. Her only omamern was a ?liver, heart-shaped locket sr&arras&ca white rosta and long, white rib bon streamers. The able was given to her when she was six years old by agood friend, Mrs. N. T. Pickett oT Magnolia. Mrs. G. W. Smith, Jr. of I Raleigh was matron of honor. She wore an ankle-length, corn flower blue gown of textured cotton. It was styled with an empire waistline, rounded neckline, short sleeves, inver ted front pleat, and a self bow ? at the waist In back. She car ' rled a nosegay of white daisies, I - and baby's breath with blue str I earners to match her gown. Mrs. O'Leary chose a yellow knit sheath dress designed with I matching, knitted, short slee- I yes, yellow and white accessor ies, aid a yellow cymbidium orchid corsage for ner dan- I ghter's wedding. Mrs. Byrd wore a light aqua green polyester knit dress and I matching jacket with aqua and I I white accessories and a yellow I I cymbidium orchid corsage. Mrs. W. R. Benson of War- I I saw, grandmothr of the groom, I wore a navy voile dress with I black and white accessories I and a corsage of white carna I tlons. Mrs. N. T. Pickett of Mag I noil a wore, a beige silk shan I tung dress with beige access I orles and a corsage of white I carnations. I Phillip H. Williamson of Clarkton served as best man. I Ushers were Donald Knowles I of Warsaw and Leslie R. Tubb I of Fayettevllle. The bride and groom re I ceived in the vestibule of the I church immediately following I the ceremony. Mrs. W. Fred Pickett of I Goldsboro presided at the re I gister. The wedding was directed I by Mrs. L. B. Rule of Warsaw. Before departing for a short I wedding trip to Topsail Beach, I the bridal couple were honored I with a wedding supper at the I Country Squire. For traveling I the new Mrs. Byrd chose a I miracle blue linen coat and I dress ensemble with white ac I cessories. Her corsage was the white roses lifted front her Bible. Mrs. Byrd is a recent grad uate of East Carolina Uni versity, and she will be em ployed in the Robeson County Public Schools. Mr. Byrd is a graduate of Southeastern Junior College in Whiteville. The couple will be at home in Pembroke where the bridegroom Is entering Pembroke State College. Out-of-town guests attend ing the wedding were Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Smith, Jr. of Ral eigh* Dr. and Mrs. J. T. Wyche or Whiteville; Mrs. Henry B. Wyche, Sr. of Hallsboro; Mr. and Mrs. Raymond W. Blan chard of Turkey; Clyde Mal pass and Mr. and Mrs. John H. Honeycutt, Johnny, and Phil of Chadboura; James D. Tubb of FayettevHle. Mr. and Mrs. W.Fred Pick ett of Goldsboro; Mrs. J. H. Rouse, Bett, and Sharon, Mr. and Mrs. Robert N. Smith, Mr. and Mrs. A. Q. Smith, Sr., A. Q. Smith, Jr., and Mrs. N. T. Pickett of Magnolia. Mr. and Mrs. Robert S. Hines, Mrs. Edward Lee, Mrs. Jack Farrlngton, Linda Carol, Sheral, and Dean, Mrs. Charles Byrd and Lvnne, Mrs. Mickey Former, ana Mrs. Charles West of Clinton. AFTER REHEARSAL PARTY Following the rehearsal on Tuesday evening, Mrs. A. Q. Smith, Sr.. Mrs. J. A. Powell, and Mrs. N. T. Pickett en tertained the members of the wedding party at the home of Mrs. Pickett in Magnolia. Mr. and Mrs. Herbert L. West of O? Warsaw Invited guests to the dining room. The alnlng table was cov ered by a white satin cloth with an Imported white cro cheted cloth over it. The cen terpiece was white larkspur, daisies, baby mums, andfever few with white burning tapers. The three-tiered wedding cake which was decorated in white and green was adorned by a miniature bride and groom. Mrs. Russell CLeary served the cake after the bridal cou ple cut the first slice. Mrs. W. H. Byrd served punch from an antique cut glass punch bowl. Toasted pecans and green and white mints were also served. The buffet and serving table were decorated with magnolia leaves and blossoms and white burning tapers in hurricane la mps. Arrangements of summer flowers were used throughout the house. The hostesses were assisted by Mrs. Bobby Smith, Miss Sharon Rouse, and Miss Sherry Powell. Goodbyes were said to Mr. and Mrs. Ray West of Warsaw. A M <#% ? ? Mrs. Meed Hostess Mrs. Frank Steed was hos tess to the members of her bridge club at eight o'clock on Thursday evening at her home on Walnut Street. High scorer of the evening was Mrs. Larry McCullen for which she was awarded matching dish cloth, dish towel, and not pad set. Mrs. Joe Costin was awarded a pie carrier for traveling. Others playing were Mrs. Har ry Snow, Mrs. Gerald Qulnn, Mrs. A. J. Jenkins, Jr., Mrs. George West, Mrs. Roy Bar wick, and Mrs. T. O. Rabon. Mrs. Steed served chocolate chess pie with whipped cream, salted nuts, and coffee. Club Meets With Mrs. Chestnutt Mrs. Freddie Bell received a hurricane lamp for club high when Mrs. Robert Chestnutt entertained her bridge club me mbers and additional guests at her home on Pine street at eight o'clock on Thursday even ing. Mrs. Horace T. Ray, Jr. received a tray for visitor's high, and Mrs. John Weatherley received a hurricane lamp for second high. Others playing were Mrs. Rufus Freeman, Mrs. William T. Best. Mrs. Bruce Honeycutt, Mrs. C. C. Rouse, and Mrs. Joshua Jonesf, Jr. On arrival Mrs. Chest nut served cherry cream pie and coffee, and during {day she sz? "" " , Retiring :$?$ tnipioyee ^ Honored The employees of Qulim McGowan Company honored Mrs. Clyde Surratt who recently retired from the company due I to her health, with a steak sup- I per held at the Country Squire on Saturday evening. On arriv al she was presented a cor- f sage of yellow roses. They also presented her with a pin and earring set. Those attend ing were Mr. and Mrs. G. S. Best, the honoree and Mr. CIvde Surratt, Mrs. Hector McNeil, Rev. and Mrs. W. R. Crowder, Mr. and Mrs. Johnny Powell, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Rollins, Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Martin, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Vernon, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hudson, Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Torrans, Mr. and Mrs. Warren Thomas, Mr. and Mrs. Alvln Edwards, and Barry Boney. SAT YOU SAW IT IK THE TIMES ? SENTINEL I lllllTllJ THEATRE BEULAVILLP N C. ' , STARTS 8:30 Thur June 6 "BEACH RED" Cornel Wilde I ( STARTS 8:30 Friday ? 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