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jjjMlp Jjjp mm-wiisoH VOWS SPOKEN The Unaka Avenue Baptist Church was the setting at 7:30 p. m., Friday for the wedding cf Wanda Lou Harrel and Roger Phillip Wilson. The double ring ceremony was performed by Rev. Harry Moore. A program ■*-of nupital music was presented by soloist Brenda Issenberg with Mrs. Phyllis Shipley at the organ. Parents of the bride are Mr. and Mrs. Billie Harrell Rt. 3, Boone Trail. Mr. and Mrs. Ray mond Wilson, Burnsville, are the bridegroom’s parents. The bride, given in marriage by her father, was attired in a flccr-length formal gown of white silk organza and re-em broidered Alecon lace over taf feta. The fitted bodice featured a scooped neckline and long fit ted sleeves. Re-embroidered Alecon lace adorned the neck line and fell onto the skimmer body skirt in medallions. The skirt was further accented by a court train caught at the shoul ders by two miniature self fabric bows and ended in a full circular chapel sweep. Match ing lace motifs edged the hem line of the train. Her veil was of imported French silk illusion gathered at the forehead to form the headpiece. The floor-length veil was edged with a wide band of lace matching that of the gown. Her colonial bouquet con sisted of pale yellow roses, lilies of the valley, white lace and sat* in streamers. Matrons of honor was Nancy IF nlges Bradlev and Marilvn Jane Snyder attended the maid of honor. Bridesmaids were Ruth F'aine Harrell, sister of the bride, Lois Andrews, Linda M’der, Jones Forbes, Teresa Bathon, cousin of the bride from Hanover, Pa. They a'so wore floor-length gowns of time creen silk chiffon THE YANCEY RECORD over taffeta. They wore match ing headpieces composed of a cabbage rose and circu'ar veil ing and carried colonial bou quets of pale yellow carnations. Keely Isaacs, flower girl, wore a floor-length gown of daffodil yellow whipped cream with an empire waisthne and puff sleeves. Ring berrer was Mark Daneel Kron, cousin of the bride, of Glen Rock, Pa. Best man duties were perform ed by F. Omar Bradley. Ushers were Ricky Wilson, brother of the bridegroom; Gary Whitson, the bridegroom’s cousin; Tho mas J. Bathcn, cousin of the bride; Ken Ketron, H. Jack Burress and Jimmy Ketron, Bedford, Va. A reception was held at the church after the ceremony. After the reception the couple left for a wedding trip to Gat linburg and the Smokies. LOCALS Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Anglin and Mr. and Mrs. George Black and sons, Roger and Scott, o( Canton visited Mr. and Mrs. Edd Anglin and family of Clairton, Pa., and also Mr. and Mrs. Van Masters of Lexington, Ohio, last week. Miss Hope Buck of Knoxville, Tenn., visited her mother, Mrs. D. M. Buck, at Bald Mountain last week. The Misses Debbie and Dar lene Deyton, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Walter V. Deyton of Barstow, Calif., are visiting their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Robinson, and their aunt, Mrs. James Riddle. Mrs. E. L. Dillingham and Mrs. Norris Deyton spent sever al days in New York recently, where they visited many places of interest and did a lot of sight seeing. They went especially to see Susan Dillingham and Caro lyn Ray off on a tour of Europe. Gary Presnell, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Presnell of New dale, is attending Governor’s School in Winston-Salem this summer. Mrs. Warren Young of Route 2 is a patient in Spruce Pine Community Hospital. Elizabeth Boone, sixteen year old daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl Boone of Rt. 2, was bitten bv a copperhead Saturday. She as taken immediately to Dr. Wampler’s office, and from there, to Memorial Mission Hospital. We are glad to report that by prompt medical attention she improved rapidly and was re leased from the hospital on Wednesday. Mrs. Charles Wilson of Rt. 2, entered Spruce Pine Community. Hospital on Wednesday for ob servation and treatment. Ransom Higgins is recoupera ting nicely following surgery at Memorial Mission Hospital. Mrs. Carrie Ellis of Sun Val ley Nursing Home is in Memor ial Mission Hospital, where she is undergoing treatment for a broken leg. Mrs. Ernest Briggs entered Memorial Mission Hospital on Tuesday for examination and observation. Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Deyton and children visited her par ents in South Carolina last week end. Mrs. Margaret Miller and girls, Cordelia and Chris, Misses Bet ty, Sara and Willie Molt Hen sley and Miss Maglee Ray have returned home after vacationing at St. Augustine, Fla. Mrs. Mill er and children and Betty and Maglee attended the automobile races at Daytona Beach while they were gone. Miss Ramcna Penland and Mrs. Kathleen Penland visited in Greensboro last week. John Penland has returned heme from Roanoke Rapids, N. C. where he visited Miss Mikki Hazelwood. Tommy England who is with the U. S. Marine Corps in Paris Island, S. C., visited family and friends here last week-end. He had as his guest, Bob Janicke of Conn., also with the Marine Ccrps in Paris Island. Dr. and Mrs. Melvin Webb and son, Clifton, and Mr. and Mrs. Ted Ballou and children are vacationing at Surfside Beach, S. C. They will return home the end of the week. Miss Betty Cooper of Western Carolina College, Cullowhee, was the guest of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cooper, here last week-end. She had as her guest a former classmate, Miss Alta Mosley of Atlanta, Ga. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hall of Johnson City, Tenn., a sen, John Michael, on June 26 in Johnson City. Mrs. Hall is the former Miss Ann Copper of Bur nsville, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Cooper here. Misses Debbie and Karen Hall, daughters of Mr. and Mrs. Hall spent part of last week with their grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Cooper. Mr. and Mrs. Harlon Holcom be and daughters, Jean and Pat, will return home this week after vacationing in New York and other points North during the past two weeks. Miss Annie Hassell visited re latives in Erie. Pa., during the 4th of July week-end, Mr. and Mrs Nathan Arthur and daughter. Nanette, of Ashe THURSDAY. JULY 13. 1867 ville woit tile week-end guests of her parents, Mr. and Mrs. ’ Edward Buckner here. Mrs. Sam McEwen of Johnson City, Tenn. visited her sister-in law, Mrs. Mattie Buckner, and other relatives here last week end. Mrs. Jess Styles has returned home after visiting her mother and other relatives in Washing ton, D. C. for the past week. Misses Pamela Styles, Linda Deyton, Juliene Buckner, Cathy Deyton and Janice Hunter re turned home last Saturday after a weelr in G. A. Camp at Fruit land Baptist Assembly at Hen dersonville. Mrs. W. A. Y. Sargent was feted Sunday in celebration of her birthday with a covered dish luncheon given by 20 of her friends at the home of Mrs. Grace Grassmuck at Cattail. Roger Derrough of Asheville, grandson of Mrs. Troy Ray, also got in on the celebration, it being his birthday too. Roger was the week-end guest of his grandmother. The Burhoe family have re turned to Burnsville after spend ing three weeks at the family cottage in Atlantic Beach. While there daughter Mary entertain ed several of her friends from St. Mary’s College, Raleigh, at a house party for one week. Miss Pamela Dellinger of Charlotte, a classmate of Miss Amelia Penland at UNC, Greens boro, is visiting Miss Penland this week in Burnsville. Terry, Susan and Donald Bates of Boone and Boyaton Beach, Fla., were the week-end guests of Mrs. Kathleen Penland and family here. Miss Amelia Penland spent t part of last week in Ocean Drive, S. C. with friends. Mrs. L. B. Butner of Burns ville has had several members of her family visiting her re cently, among them being her daughter, Mrs. Ruth B.anson and family of Greensb ro; an> ther daughter, Mrs. G.les As kins and son Sammie, of South Lyons, Mich.; also her daugh ter fr.m Mari n, M.s. James W. Rrel and Mr. Reel. Mrs. Neil Kaulf and daughter Z e Ann, and their house guests, Mr. and Mrs. John Kaulf of New York City, visited M s. Kaulf’s sister, Mrs. W. G. Davis and Mr. Davis in Asheville on Sunday. Marc a and Richard Banks, children of Mr. and Mrs. Jake Banks, are visiting this week with Mr. and Mrs. Oscar Tpt n in Chari tte. Mrs. Ella Redmon cf San Francisco was a recent visitor at the heme of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Allen. Mr. and Mrs. Ferrell McCurry have returned from a vacaticn to Dayt na Beach, Florida. Rev. and Mrs. McDonald and family have retum°d from a visit to the ; r families in Mont gomery, Ala. Mr. and Mrs. Ward Si’ve-s and fam ly, and Mrs. Joe Silvers and daughter, Joyce and s n Larry, have returned f llowing a week’s vacation in Florida with friends and relat’evs. A go-'d time was had by all. Dr. and Mrs. Garland Wamo ler and children a-e vaeation’ng in At’antic Bea n h. Whil* there Dr. Wamp’er wlli be a D~st e-adua»e c"if«e sn-ms r ed hv f)uk» MHica 1 School, and hn’d at Atia"Hc Tbev wi'l r-hirn this wopk end and Dr w-imn'or will be in his of fice July 17th. Clvde Whisnant. Burnsville, re cently sold an Aberdeen Angus bull to C.eorce King, Burnsville. North Carolina CHURCH NEWS ■i Rev. Lloyd Bailey will fill the pulpit of Higgins Memorial Met hodist Church at the 11:00 ser vice on Sunday morning, and the congregation will be privi leged to hear Rev. Woody Finley at the seven o’clock service Sun day, the 16th and the 23rd. Family night will be observed at Higgins Memorial July 19th at 6:30 with a covered dish sup per. A film, entitled “Conversion Plus”, will be shown. Higgins Memorial has bought the lot directly across from the church. The lot will be used for parking and recreational pur poses. •• • • Rev. Alvin Jones, pastor of the Martin’s Chapel-Windom- Celo Charge, is attending Duke Divinity summer school for pas tors. Mrs. Jones is also attend ing summer school. Martin’s Chapel Methodist just finished a very successful re vival. Rev. Allred, a former pas tor, was the preacher. Rev. All red is now pastor of a church in Albemarle, N. C. •• • • At the Sunday morning wor ship service. Rev. McDonald of First Baptist, will continue a series of sermons entitled “Liv ing under God’s Law.” The title of the message will be “Hand Made Gods", based on the Sec ond Commandment. The whole series is based on the Ten Com mandments. Next Wednesday night the pas tor will begin a study of favor ite chapters in the Gospel of John the chapter studied to be chosen by a member or mem bers of the congregation. This study will continue for six or seven Wednesday nights. The prayer service on Wed nesday night, the 19th, will be followed by a Deacons’ meeting. •• • • The Women of the First Pres byterian Church. Burnsville, would like to thank Mrs. W. C. Murphy for the gift of a Singer sewing machine to be used at Sun Valley Nursing Home. Thanks also to Rev. Alvin Jones for repairs made on the mach ine. The women of the church bought a motor for the mach ine, and Mrs. Anglin, Supervisor of the Nursing Home, reports it is in excellent working order and being put to good use. •• • • Rev. Stephen Woodward, pas tor of Newdale Presbyterian Church, is holding a series of classes on witnessing. The Women of the Church met at the church on Tuesday even ing. Mrs. R. C. Parsley moder ated the Bible study. Plans are being made for a rummage sale to begin the middle of August; also for a supper to be served July 31 to representatives of all the Mitchell and Yancey County Presbyterian churches who will meet there to formulate plans for an Every Member Canvass. The Presbyterian Men of Yan cey and Mitchell counties will hold their regular quarterly sup per meeting Wednesday night, the 19th, at Grassy Creek Pres bvterian Church. This being Ladies Night” a large crowd is expected. i ••mm Women of the Presbyterian Church, U. S„ in a meeting* at Montreat last week, designated the 1967 birthday offering tor Christian Higher Education work in Japan. The amount giv en was $288,892, and represents offering from 16 states. Appala chia Synodical, of which Yancey and Mitchell are a part, led per capita giving with $i 23 Arkan sas was second with $i 08 and Mississippi was third w .j t h j.j
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