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Mr. and Mrs. EdwardS. Kor
negay of Wilmington visited
Mrs. Hattie S. Kornegsy and
Mrs. N.B. Bouey on Friday.
Mrs. Kornegsy returned with
them for a weeks visit In WQ
mington.
Mrs. D.S. Williamson accom
panied Mrs. Hasel Scott and son,
Johnny to Goldsboro last Wed
nesday afternoon.
H.B. Booey, Jr. of Charlotte
spent Friday night here with his
mother, Mrs. Boney, who re
turned with him to Charlotte for
a visit.
Mrs. Helen K. Jordan ac
companied Miss Mary Lee
Sykes to Clinton on Wednesday
night, to vist die Robert Sykes
family.
Mr. and Mrs.Ray Williams of
Orlando, Florida have been vi
siting Mrs. Viola W. Quinn, and
other relatives in Duplin
County.
Mrs. Robert Powell of Clin
ton visited her mother, Mrs.
Lawrence Souther land one day
last week.
Mrs. Louise Williams of Ba
ton Rouge, La. is visiting Miss
Lottie Anne Williams.
Mr. and Mrs. Albert Barton
spent several days last week at
Chocowinitv.
Mrs. Colon Holland visited
her husband in the V.A. Hos
pital at Durham on Friday.
She was accompanied by his two
sisters, Mrs. Audrey Faulk and
Mrs. Ruth Westbrook of Mr.
Olive.
Mrs. Margaret O. Dail visit
ed her sister, Mrs. Lee Ed
wards in Kinston last Sunday.
They went together to Golds -
boro to visit other relatives.
Mrs. Betty Whitfield, for
merly of Kenansville and now of
San Ant on la, Texas has been a
house guest in the home of her
son and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Whitfield. She also vis -
ited other relatives in Wall
ace, Warsaw and Raleigh.
Liberty Hall
Bridge Club
The members of the Liberty
Hall Bridge Club were entert
ained on last Wednesday night
by Mrs. Stephen Williamson.
After several progressions,
Mrs. Eloise K. Ryder was de
clared high scorer. Refresh
ments consisted of Jello topped
with whipped cream, pound cake
end coffee. Mrs. D.S. William
son assisted the hostess in ser
M o stt? ss
by 100% attendance. Mrs. CA
r^^hmm ''tSe hos"""' F?r
ved Cherry Yum Yum, ssited
nuts and coffee.
Eastern Star
Doris and Robert Chestnut
were in their respective Sta
tions as Worthy Matron and Wo
rthy Patron when Kenans ville
Chapter #21S, Order of the Ea
stern Star met last Tuesday
night with 18 members present.
A social hour followed the Rit
ualistic Closing during which
time the refreshments comm
ittee composed of Viola W.
Qulnn. Mary C. Southerland,
Annie C. Rhodes, Pearl and
F a is on McGowan served choco
late pound cake, salted peanuts
and soft drinks.
Birthday Party
Mrs. Jimmy Rich entertained
her little daughter, Amanda,
last Monday afternoon in honor
of her 3rd birthday. There
were 16 little folks present.
The guest list included; Kathy
and Carl Dunn, Laurie and Ca
rol Griffin, Sylvia, Ricky and
Wayne Whitman, Kathy Futre
lle, Lee Boling, Lisa Norris,
John and Tim my Nethercutt,
Keith and Amy Bland, and Ch
uck and Kim Grady. Pepsis
and nuts were served along with
the birthday cake. A color note
of pink and green were emph
asized in the candles and dec
orations. Favors were baby
dolls for the girls and water
guns for the boys.
Loop-th?-Loop
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Miss Katie Sue Grady and Mr.
Eugene Marion Ward were unit
ed in marriage at Hallsville
Presbyterian Church, Beula
ville, N.C. at four o'clock, Sat
urday, April 12,1969. The bride
is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Gordon Grady of
Kenansville. The groom is the
son of the late Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Ward Sr. of Edemon.
Rev. John R. Dail officiated
at the double ring ceremony.
Mrs. John R. Dail, organist,
rendered a program of nuptial
music including Pur cell's "Tr
umpet Voluntaire" as process
ional. Mrs. Donald Ferguson
of Washington, N.C., Solist,
sang "O Perfect Love". "I'll
Walk With God" and "The Wed
ding Prayer."
The candlelight ceremony
was performed before a back
ground of palms, emerald ferns
and baskets of mixed spring
flowers. F our Seven branch ca
ndelabra were centered with
a kneeling bench.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a for
mal gown of peau-de-sole
with a high neckline and sk
immer style bodice. The elbow
length sleeves and bodice were
covered with re-embroidered
alencon lace, seed pearls and
crystals. Her fingertip veil of
silk illusion fell from an im
ported silk illusion petal head
piece encrusted with bridal pe
arls and crystals. The hride
carried a white Bible topped
with a white orchid. Her only
Jewelry was pearl earrings
given to her by the groom.
Mrs. James Goodwin of
Salisbury, college room ate of
the bride, was matron of honor.
Her formal gown of aqua chif
fon over satin, featured a high
rise neckline and skimmer sk
irt. The sleeveless gown was
appliqued in matching Venlse
lace. A flowing chiffon panel
forming a small train in the
center back was topped with a
fabric how. Her matching head
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pwce featured flowers and a
short wof imported illusion.
She carried a nosegay of pink
roses and mums.
Flower girl wu Maria Lan
ier. cousi of the bride a.
the daughter of Mr. end Mrs.
Glenn Lanier. Her dress was
of white satin and organs* and
was styled similar to those
of the other attendants. She car
ried a small white basket cf
pink rose buds.
Attending his brother as best
man was Millard Ward of
Greenville, South Carolina. Us
hers were: Ernest Ward of
Rocky Mount, John Ward of
Edent on, brothers of die groom,
James Robert Grady of Louis
burg, cousin of the bride, and
Wilton Lanier of Alexandria,
Va., uncle of the bride.
The bride's mother wore a
dress and coat ensemble of pink
embroidered serrano linen. She
wore matching accessories and
a corsage of symbidlum
orchids.
Mrs. Alton Lanier, the bri
de's grandmother, wore a navy
coat and dress ensemble with
matching accessories. She
wore a corsage of white carna
tions.
Following the ceremony, the
bride's parents were hosts to
a reception in the church fel
lowship hall.
Mrs. Ward graduated from St.
Andrews Presbyterian College
in Laurinburg where she re
ceived a degree in home eco
nomics. Prior to her marriage
she was employed in Reidsville
as home economics agent with
the North Carolina Agriculture
He r6C?lvo? a o?o? ucgr?
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Wadesboro.
Mrs. Morris Grady, aunt of
the hride, directed the wedding.
rehearsal dinner
Members of the groom's fa
mily, Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Millard
Ward. Mr. and Mrs. John Ward
entertained members of the
wedding party and their guests
at a rehearsal dinner. The din
ner was held at die Country
Squire Steak House in Kenans
vllle prior to the rehearsal
on Friday evening.
REHEARSAL PARTY
Following the rehearsal on
Friday evening, the bride's pa
rents entertained members of ?*
the wedding party, out-of-town 1
guests, and members of the j
families at their home. Ref
reshments served the guests 1
included: cake squares, pe
can tossles, open face sandwi
ches, cheese straws, ham bis
cuits and punch. The table
was covered with an heirloom
linen cloth and centered with a
lovely arrangement of spring fl
owers.
Mr. li I Mrs. Sure Sum merlin of Kenansville announce
the engagement of their daughter Nona to Paul E. Tippett of
Clint :r. A June 1 wedding is planned in the Tabernacle Bap
tist Cli. rch at Route 1, Wendell, N.C. All friends and relatives
are in. ited to attend.
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