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, The Rev. and Mrs. Warren S. f
Reeve will attend the graduation'
this week-end of their daughter, ■
Miss Joan Reeve, from, Beaver
College near Philadelphia.
Miss Amanda Bennett, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Mark Bennett, left I
Saturday by plane from the Ashe-1
ville-Hendersonville Airport for
Valdosta, Ga., where she will spend j
„ several weeks with her aunt and
uncle, Dr. and Mrs. Van Bennett. t
Mrs. Garrett Bailey attended the s
wedding of her son, G. D. Bailey,
la?t Saturday, June 2 in Hunting
ton, W. Va, Mr. Bailey was married
to Miss Mjary O. Bowman of
Huntington.
J. Rush Beeler, professor in the
French department at the Univer
sity of California in Los Angeles,
has returned to Burnsville where he
is spending several weeks with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Wilkes
Beeler, before going to Chapel Hill
where he will spend the summer.
Mrs. W. L. Bennett, Mrs Bill
Price and Miss Julia Byrd Bennett,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Bennett, spent several days this
week visiting Mrs. N. A. Price in
Rocky Mount, N. C. Mrs. Price
plans to spend the 3 summer in
Rocky Mount.
Mrs. Lena Tilson left last week
for Cincinatti, Ohio, where she is
visting her son, Robert Tilson. Mrs.
Tilson and Robert also plan to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Tilson in
Chicago.
Mrs. Pansy Ray, Mrs. Bruce
Westall, and Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Ray made a tour of the Smokies
last Sundaay,
Mr. and Mrs. John Bennett and
daughter, Joy, of Asheville visited
here over the week-end,
Bruce Westall and Jim Anglin
fvere in Charlotte several days this
week on a buying trip.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ward Bennett and
children of Charlotte were the
week-end guests of Mr. Bennett’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Bennett.
Mrs. Karl Bellack of Milwaukee,
Wisconsin, arrived yesterday for an
extended visit with her daughter
' and, son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Rush
T. Ray, at the Nu-Wray Inn ;
| Mr. and Mrs Reece Brinkley and
i Mr. and Mrs. Ron Wilson left Sun
l day for Carolina Beach where,Mr.
4 v ilson and Mr. Brinkley are
attending the States Lion’s con
vention.
Mr. and Mk-s. Frank Stanley
Herring have returned to Burns
' ille where they are making prepar
ations for the opening of Seecelo
painting classes.
Mrs. Claude Honeycutt returned j
home last week from Johnson City
where she visited her daughter-in
law, Mrs. Ruth Honeycutt, and
grandchildren, Betty and David.
Mrs. Honeycutt’s grandchildren
returned to Burnsville with her for
a few weeks’ visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Peterson and
daughters, Sandra and Jeapnie, of
Birmingham, Ala., are visiting
Mrs. Peterson’s Mr. and
Mrs. Emory Roland, in' Burnsville.
HIGH SCHOOL STUDENTS
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Local students who attended '
high schools in Asheville, and who |
are at home for the summer are
Miss Barbara Fay Jackson, ' who
was the only girl in her class to be
on the Honor Roll for the quarter,
semester and year at Allen High
School; Miss Georgia Lee Ray,
Harold D. Young, Miss Shirley
Smith, Miss Annita Young, Miss
Mary Magdaline Henson, and Miss
Barbara Jean Young, all of whom
are students at Stevens Lee High
School, Asheville.
Mies Mary O. Bowman Wed r
To Garrett Dixon Bailey
A late afternooh wedding which
took j>lace Saturday, June 2, in the
parlor of the Fifth Avenue Baptist
Church of Huntington, West Vir
ginia, united in marriage Miss Mary
Olive Bowman, daughter of Haller
Gerard Bowman of Huntington,
and the late Mrs. Bowman, and
Garrett Dixon Bailey, son of Mrs.
Garrett DeWease Bailey of Burns
ville, and the late Mr. Bailey.
The Rev. Robert N. McDonald
performed the ceremony in the pre
sence of the immediate families
and close friends before a fireplace
arranged with white flowers and
candelabra.
The bride wore a ballerina length
dress of pale blue silk shantung
taffeta, with a fitted bodice, elbow
length shirred sleeves, a boat neck
line and a very full skirt. She wore
j a matching pleated headband of
blue satin with a short veil, and
FOX-ARNOLD
Miss Bernice Fox, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Fox of Burns
ville RFD 1, became the bride of
Francis H. Arnold, son of Mr. and
•tvs. Garrett Arnold of Abell, Mary
land, in a church ceremony which
look place June 1 in Marion N. C.
The Rev. Woody performed the
ceremony before an alter arranged
with white gladioli and sweet peas.
The bride wore a navy blue suit
j with white and navy accessories
j and a corsage of pink and white
sweet peas.
The bridesmaids, Mrs. Jim Arro
wood and Mrs. Frank Fox, sisters
of the bride, wore pastel blue street
length dresses. Flower girls were
Miss Lola Fox, sister of the bride,
and Miss Louise Arrowood, niece
of the bride. Frank Fox served as
best man.
The bride is a graduate of
Clearmont High School, and the
groom graduated from Margaret
Brent Senior High School, Leonard
lown, Md. Mr. Arnold is a veteran
of three years service with the U.
S. Army with one year overseas
duty in Germany.
After a wedding trip to Baltimore,
Md., and New York City, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold will reside in Abell, Mjd.
Mrs. Lloyd Owens has returned
home after spending several days
ip the Yancey Hospital.
Joe Huskins la now at home after
undergoing surgery at Mission
Memorial Hospital in Asheville. |
THE YANCEY RECORD
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carried a white orchid and stepha-
I notis on a white Bible.
Miss Maftha S. Bailey, sister of
, the groom, was the bride’s only
attendant. She wore a ballerina
length gown of pink crystalette
designed with a basque waist, scoop
neckline, short shirred sleeves and
a bouquet of pink carnations and
rubrum lilies.
W. C. Kilpatrick Jr. of Asheville
was best man.
The Bride’s aunt, Miss Gertrude
Womble, wore a navy and white
sllk_print dress with navy access
ories and a corsage of pink carna
tions. The groom’s mother wore a
powder blue lace dress with white
accessories and a corsage of pink
carnations.
A reception was held at the home
of the bride’s father. When the
couple left for a wedding trip to
Virginia Beach, the bride wore a
beige and green silk print sheath
dress with a linen duster, beige
shantung accessories and a white
orchid corsage.
The bride is a' graduate of
Huntington High School and atten
ded Marshall College in Huntington.
She is a member of Beta Chi
chapter of Beta Sigma Phi sorority
and Huntington Chapter 3, Order
' Estern Star. Until recently, she was
employed by the Huntington Trust
and Sa’vings Bank, « *
Mr. Bailey is a graduate in poli
tical science from Berea Cdllege
j and received his LLB degree from
Wake Forest College, where he was
a member of Phi Alpha Delta legal
fraternity. He is a vete?an of ser
vice during World War II with the
Coast Guard; and during the
Korean Conflict, he served as a
first lieutenant with the legal de
partment of the Army. He is assoc
iated with William E. Anglin of
Burnsville in the practce of law,
and is a member of the Burnsville
Lion’s Club.
Mr. and Mrs. Bailey will make
their home in Burnsville.
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JACKSON-8 TOKKLY WEDDING
VOWS EXCHANGED
Mr. and Mrs. Ted Jackson of i
Burnsville announce the marriage'
of their daughter, Mary Ann, to'
Clinton Stokely, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Leonard Stokely of Marshall,
N. C. The wedding ceremony took
place on Saturday, March 31, be- |
fore Justice of the Peace, J. Hubert
)avis, in Marshall;
The bride wore a {link dress of
satin brocade designed with a high
front neckline and low cut back.'
She carried pastel blue accessories
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Mrs. Stokely graduated as an
nonor student from Allen High
School, Asheville, on May 29. Shej
received a certificate and gold'pen
from the Crown and Septer Club,'
a North Carolina Negro High
• -School honorary society. She also
leceived an award of ten dollars
for being the best Home Economics
student in the senior class.
The bridegroom attended Stevens
Lee High School, Asheville, and has
been employed in Marshall for the
past four years.
Mr. and Mrs. Stokely will leave
on June 11 for Detroit, Michigan,
where they plan to make their
home.
Mrs. Ralph Proffitt, Miss Sue
Nottingham and E. L. Dillingham
are attending the State Farm and
Home Week in Raleigh.
the “lone, low look" is in and that the
Thunderbird-inspired Ford is the fashion
leader. Inside, too. Ford boasts new
beauty with the richer fabrics, lovelier
colors of Luxury Lounge Interiors.
Sho loves tho protection
of Ford’s exclusive Lifeguard Design
The lady heartily approves the sound,
common sense of Fonl Lifeguard Design
and appreciates the new peace of mind
it brings when the family’s on the move.
New deep-center steering wheel and
'* Lifeguard double-grip door latches are
standard equipment. Floor-anchored
Ford seat belts and Lifeguard padding
Miss Annie Mae Elliott of John
son City, Tfcnn., became the Bride
of Melvin C. Flack of Burnsville, in
a wedding ceremony which took
place on May 2 in Burnsville.
Mr. and Mrs. Flack plan to reside
at 1015 East Fairview Ave., John
son City , Tenn.
MRS. BRIGGS
HONORED AT PARTY
Mrs. Ernest Briggs was honored
vVith a surprise birthday dinner
party, given by Mrs. Bill Pricer and
Mrs. James Ray, Tuesday evening,
May 29, at the home of Dr. and
Mrs. W. L. Bennett.
The dinner was served from an
attractively appointed/buffet table,
centered by silver candelbra holding
pink tapers and circled with arran
-1 gements of pink and white spring
flowers. Individual tables were
covered with pink linen clothes and
held arrangements of spring flowers
! centered by lighted tapers, carring
out the white motif.
| Guests included Mr. and Mrs.
Ernest Briggs, Mr. and Mrs. Mark
Bennett, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
I Cooper, M;r. and Mrs. Roy Ray, Mr.
and Mrs. T. M. Tyner, Mr. and Mrs.
Don Burhoe, Mr. and Mrs. Harlon
Holcombe, Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
I Westall, Mr. and Mrs. Vint Westall,
' Mr. and Mrs. Paul Biggerstaff, Mr.
i and Mrs. Leslie He/isley, the Rev.
and Mrs. Worth Royals,- W. H.
Anderson, James Ray, and" Dr. and
Mrs. W. L. Bennett.
During the evening, bridge,
canasta and other games were en
joyed by the guests.
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, Freddie Young, son of Mr. andt
Mrs. James R. Young, has received
his B. S. Degree from Wake Forest
College and will spend the summer
at home.
He plans to do graduate work on
is Masters degree at the University
of N. C. this fall.
Mr. and Mrs. Danny Fouts, after
spending several days here with
Mr. Fouts’ parents, Mr. and Mrs.
D. R. Fouts, will leave today for
Winston-Salem where Mr. Fouts
will attend summer school at Wake
Forest College’s new location. He
has completed a successful firs
year of law school with an out
standing record.
Miss Muriel England, daughter
of Mr. and Marcus England, left
Tuesday for Western Carolina
College where she will attend the
summer session after transferring
rom ETC, Johnson City.
Local students who are at home
for the summer vacation after com
pleting their years work in college
are George Leslie Hensley, Duke
University \ L. G. Deyton and
Tommy Higgins, Brevard; Miss
Ann Cooper, Appalachian State,
Boone; Glen Fox, Wake Forest;
Miss Bec.ky ;Trammel, Meredith
Gail Hall,. Mars Hill; Misses .
Margaret and Peggy Wilson, A. &
T. College, Greensboro; and . Miss.
Cindy Ann Roland, St. Augustine
College, Raleigh. v
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N. C. NURSES HOLD
JUNE MEETING
District 1 of the N. C. S. N. A
will meet Wednesday, June 13, at
4:00 P. M. at the Mountain Sani
torium & Hospital, Fletcher, N. C.
The speaker will be Mrs. Willetta
Jones, Dean of School of Nursing,
A & T College, Greensbore, N. C.
Miss Pauline Powell, president of
District 1, will report on the A. N.
A. Convention held in Chicago in
May. This -Will be the last meeting
until September. All registered
nurses will be welcome.
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