Vows Spoken
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' 1 united in marriage In ? dou
hle.-rir. ceremony Sunday No
vembcr 11th at four Jk*
. J in the afternoon at Stow Hill
1 S&S
jpbbs officiated.
: The bride is the daughter of
] Mrs. Naoati Rankin of Alber
sew
? groom is the son of Mr. Jo
< and Mrs. Emory Hanoock if
. Pink Hill and the late John Mar
Vfwr umrf DIfrtotfd twfnm a
4 ?oury and pink satin rbsos spe
t claHy designed for the couple.
I On both sides were baskets of
was a fcnee
iMg bench on a carpet of gre
,1 en and spiral candelabrar. Ho
Wfaar pews were marked by wh
ite satin ribbon and one burn
Is! ing white taper surrounded *
greenery was plated in each
M Mr. Edgar Wells presented a
? v program of tradltiaiul wedding
music which Included Theme
Jfrom Love Song and The Im
-1'jnted Mrs"Maty Gold Ml.
; vocalist, as she sahgEach for
the Other and we've Only J?
st Began; and Mrj. Loyce Pn
111 ips as she sang The Lo
V rd's Prayer.
J Given in marriage fay herbro
v ?wr, Mr. Johnny Rankin, the
c bride wore a white formal gown
Of slikened organza over peai
jde sole and rose point lace. The
complete lace bodice was fa
shioned with a colboian neck
? line, leg-o-mutton sleeves ac
-? canted by appliques centered
with pearls and an empire wa
istline. The softly gathered sk
g irt featured 3 matching lace
detachable chaosl-k- th rain
Her elbow-length veU was of
bridal illusion bortfcred wittf
totft^ShftDed of Dink
and white rose buds and ate
phanotis. '?"' ; '' ? ?? J
Mrs. Qwnene Ravpor of Ch
Inquapin, friend of the brUfe.
wfs matron of honor. Hat fo
rmal gown of crepe f^Nf
er knot featured a pda |M
skirt and -tor pink bodtoe with
etandap oiiat and short puff
sleeves. She carried^twa pale
Brutesrnaids were Miss Lynn
Murphy, cousin of the bride and
Mrs. Louise Hancock, sister of ,
die groom. Junior brid.
was Miss Audrey Wallace of -
Raleigh, cousin of the bride.
They wore dresses identical to
the maid of honor and carried
a single pink ro3e with rib
on streamers. All the attend
ants wore matching head pie
ces <f ptok satin roses.
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Honorary bridesmaids were
Ml*i June Wallce of Cherry
Pp'-nt a-id Mta.DehraMercerof
Albertson* eMF wore long dre
sses of cranberry knit and . a r -
rled a single pink rose. -
Miss Lisa Bell, cousin of the
bride, presented each guest a
3ST
wlSMly 5' >
Mr. Etriviry Hancock served his
stepson as best man. Usberes
were Chester King, Rudy Han
cock. Rev. Bryce Rouse of Se
ven Springs. Tim-ny Brinson
md I Wallace. . f |
I . '.A : w&t
kwQK
^ ol the brlck^pres* ,
The br4<jB i i prAdv ate
w I? .
of white rose kite. The cou^
pie will reside at Rents On
CAXE - C UTT^N U
th Shiva a.id Mrs. &m Wal
lace of Raleigh, aunts of the
terWe. entertained the wed**
party and friends at a cake
* the home of Mrs.
ine rerre3ntnev tame wa->
'covered with a white ltc* Im
ported tablecloth aiderskirted
ndlearbrar with a center flo
ral piece of white and pink fl
owers was toed as well as s
silver puch bowl surrounded by
greenery and pink rosea. At
tention was focused upon *he
3- tier wedding cake trimme
4 with pink robes and topped
with the traditional bride and
groom. After the first slice -
was cut by the bride asd gr
oom. refreshments were serv
ed consisting of green lime
pinch, nuts, party sandwiches,
cheese hips and the wedding
BRIDAL SHOWER
On Ocmber 21th the bride
elect wee honored at a bridal
shdwer at the home of Mrs.
Charles Bell of Albe renin.
Host for the occasion were
friends of the bride and groom.
LINGERIE SHOWER
On November 2nd , the brK
de-elect was honored at a ?
lingerie shower at the homaT
of Mrs. Ma lion Wallace of Al
bertson. Hostesses for the
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OPEN -2
Open dating means
that a food product.4
instead of having a code
date to alert store
personnel when to take it
off tl it . 1 h s t date
the consumer can read.
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P^unem ^ ^rengeBnm.
Baptist Church at 7:JO P. SI.
Pastors who have not return- .
ed their reply cards should do
so soon indicating the church's i
definite decision to participate, j
Homecoming J
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Church is observing its iumuall
?age at the eteven^o^clock war
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ly uoii the block.' Abuse of
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proportion. It s being her
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Is pure gutter rhe ui
it dangerous. It i- ! ?
nor non addictive as push
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death, and controlled with
drawal is more painful and
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cause convulsions. . t? r
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they satisfy their curiosities
about a new drag the trap
may shut causing addiction
or death. So. head our,
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