Gene Smith. . '
Mrs. Jack.Kanoy of Hertford
and Mrs. Willis Wright, Jr.,
aunts of the . bride,- were mis
tresses of the ceremony: ! ' c '-
The mother of the bride chose
a Tres' Bon Original of ming
blue chiffon . draped over silk
crepe and accented in the same
shade of satin. She wore a pill
box hat of matching satin and
chiffon and a corsage of pink
cymbidium orchids:' - '
Mrs. ' Harris, mother of the
bridegroom, " wore a Ferman
Original of dusty pink lace over
taffeta with satin ; accents. She
wore a matching flower hat and
corsage of cream colored cym
bidium orchids.'
The f bride's parents : enter
tained at a reception immedi
ately following the ceremony at
the Virginia Dare Hotel ball
room. ' ,
L
j
Tfcte la la aerie of wewT auv
Biarle areoared by th tortuauve s
el the liututulc ol iiover nnt on e
work off (ho Nurta . ifcruiiua Gnwal
assembly oi lfcel. It is conflnnd- to
IwcuHiuoiu of matter of leueral In
tercut and major iutportaaoa.
That lack of leadership which
has been said to characterize
this General Assembly was not
particularly, noticeable when the
"money" bills moved to' the cen
ter of the stage this weeH. ' 1 ;
k As the Assembly raced toward
adjournment, ' H encountered a
flood of new bills 183 in all.1
and the highest total since' the
heaviest weeks of the 1957 Ses
sion. 98 bills were ratified. The
oresidine officers announced that
they, would appoint Calendar! reported to the House floor on
et was defeated. The .bill, car
rying the largest state funds ap-
propration in history, then mov
ed quickly and quietly .through
both ' readings before members
had "settled comfortably in their
seats." '''
, The House-passed measure
contains some $526 million '-.for
education, including . $417. million
for the Nine 'Months School
Fund; this ',. amount will: permit
a teacher pay -increase of over
21, Total 'General Fund ap
propriations exceeded the Budget
Bill figure by some $b7:: million.
ILB 12 and HB 13, -the capital
improvements bonds acts, ..were
: In . a ' wedding r ceremony
characterised? by beauty and
charm, , Miss : v Ann . Cannon
7right ijecame the bride of Roy
Clavis Harris Saturday after
noon ; at ' Blackwell Memorial
Church, 'Elizabeth City.
. The bride is the daughter of
Z'.r. and Mrs. Melvin Forbes
bright '..-and granddaughter of i portrait neckline
..Irs; J. E. Everett and the bride
groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs, Aubrey Alonza Harris of
Xitty Hawk.
Dr. RJ W." Kicklighter, pastor,
rerformed the double ring cere
mony in a setting of stock,
chrysanthemums, ! . ferns and
palms softly lighted by cathed
ral candles- in seven , branch
.andelabra. ,
Rodney Trucblood, organist,
; .?yea the nuptial music and ac-
c jmpanted,, Mrs, James Prescott,
Tr, who sang "Because," "Lib-
erstraum" and VThe Lord's
Trayer" as a benediction.
Given , in marriage ,by her
father, the bride was lovely in
a gown of Chantilly lace and
tulle styled with an oval eacal
I .ped neckline and long sleeves
:ding In calla points over", the
Lands.. The wedding-band waist
" Jie accented with a bow, com
plimented the lace skirt cen
tered with tulle appliqued with
medallions of pearls and sequins
extending into a chapel length
, train, ; Her fingertip veil of im- George Marvin Seymour and
ported . illusion : ' was arranged
from a lace crown sparked with
pearls and sequins. She car
ried, a. cascade bouquet of white
roses and snapdragons.
IMiss Letitia ' Blount, maid of
honor, wore a floor length gown
of sheer silk organza in rom
ance mue, f iasnioned with a
'.and, finished
with butterfly pouff at the
waistline. She wore a match
ing hairbraid picture hat with
velvet accents and i carried a
cascade bouquet of pink snap
dragons and daisies.-.
Bridesmaids were . Mrs. Geneva
Harrell of Kitty Hawk, sister of
the bridegroom , Miss Judy
Wright, cousin, of the bride,
Miss Betty Woodhouse of Har
binger, Miss Anne Carolyn Ab
bott, Miss- Vicki Jennette and
Miss Betty Kramer. They wore
gowns jof -ballet blue" marie
identical , to that of the, honor
attendant's and wore matching
picture hats. They carried bou
quets of pink snapdragons and
daisies.
Little; Deborah Webb of
Greenville was flower girl.
The father of the bridegroom
was best man. Ushers were
William . C. Harris of Greens
boro, brother of the bridegroom,
Melvin F. Wright, Jr., brother of
the bride, Robert Griffin of
Louisburg, Gene Alligood,
CLUB MEETS
Mrs. Irma White, Mrs. Carrie
Gregory and Mrs. Ralph White
were hostesses to the' Whiteston
Home : Demonstration Club " at
the Community House Tuesday
night. Firteen members answer
ed roll call. . Mrs. Archie White,
I president, presided at the meet
ing. ."Sweet and Low" was used
as the opening song. "The
Lord's Prayer was prayed by the
group. - , - ,
. The committee -.' on community
development reported making
$131.42 on the - supper they
Irma White and Mrs. Billy ing Friday'
Wmsiow from, the ; Whiteston
club, have entered the garden
contest which will be judged
June 15 along with other gar
dens in the county. .
. Miss Amy Nixon, member of
the 4-H Club, gave a very nice
demonstration on how to pre
pare a tasty looking peach and
cottage cheese . salad - that con
tained six vitamins.
jvirs. waiier isaie gave a re
port on the control of termites
and beetles.
The meeting closed with the
club collect.
The hostesses1 served delicious
pound cake and soft drinks..
Committees the graveyards of
miscellaneous legislation next
Tuesday.
Revenue
In a . last-minute move, the
Senate Finance Committee
amended its version of the Rev
enue Bill to conform to the
House version, and reported- the
bill Wednesday. Efforts to de
lete the food tax on the floor
failed by a vote of 39-11, and a
motion ; to substitute a tobacco
tax for the food tax failed by
37-10. The Senate then passed
the bill on second reading by a
vote of 42-8 on Thursday, and
Thursday and approved, and
were then sent back to Finance
Committee to straighten, out a
procedural matter, Numerous
changes were made in the vari
ous items in the two bills, many
of the : changes amounting to
little more ,'- than a :. transfer of
bonds from the list requiring a
vote of the people to the "legis
lative" bond list; and vice versa.
The Senate counterparts of these
two bills, SB 6 and SB 5, passed
second reading in the Senate on
Friday by unanimous vote.v . - ' ,
$i Small Loans
HB 15, the substitute ' Bras-
by a vote of 42-7 on third read-l .s"laU loan!. w" suh'
g Friday 1 stamiajiy muuuieu hi oeiuue
. , . - ' ,. t committee and reported to the
As approved by the Senate, n ,av . mrnmnA
, merits reduce permisstble charg.'
i es on the first ?iou of a loan
from the original $24 ;. to $19,
and make lesser reductions for
the bill imposes the 3 sales tax
but exempts prescrip-
BONORED AT SHOWER
Miss Mable Frances Keel was
honored at a luncheon on Sat
urday in Bayside, , Va. The
bride-elect and her mother .were
given corsages bv the hostess.
Miss Anitas 'McCormick, who
was a -classmate of Miss KeeL
Those present at the luncheon
were - Mrs. Lester Keel, Mrs.
Charles Johnson, Vickie John
son, Gail Johnson, Sandra Keel,
Mrs. 5 Edward ; Sadler, Miss Flo
Rogers, Dot Durant, Yvonne
Cunningham, Mary' McCormick
and the Rev. and Mrs. McCor
mick, parents of the hostess.
-No one is useless in this world
wno ngntens the burden of it
for any one else.
Charles Dickens.
on food,
tion medicines, orthopedic appli
ances, seeds, feeds, and fertiliz
er. It imposes a 3 gross re
ceipts tax - on launderies ( and
cleaning establishments, end as
of July 1, 1962, a 1 tax on
motor . vehicles and airplanes,
with a maximum tax' of $120.
Nonprofit churches, hospitals and
charitable and educational insti
tutions, and counties and incor
porated cities and towns may,.
upon proper application,' receive I maje
a reiuna or saies taxes paia.
Contractors will not have to pay
the tax on materials purchased
to fulfill a lump sum or unit
price contract made before July
1, 1961, or to fulfill a bid sub
mitted prior to that date. ., :
? Appropriations
While the Finance Committees
were coming to agreement, .the
Joint Appropriations Committees
accepted identical appropriations
bills, and the bill was reported
to the House Wednesday. ' When
it came up for action Thursday
a number of minor amendments
were made, and an amendment
to delete the shift of the Prison
Department from the ' Highway
Fund to the General Fund budg-
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Dean Marfin and
Shirley MacLam in
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xecBBieoior , j.
additional amounts of a loan. A
minimum penalty of $1000 fine,
2V years' ' imprisonment, . or both,
is specified . for violation of the
law, and in addition an offend
ing lender would lose his right
to: collect or retain any part of
the principal, or charges. Some
dozen other changes, i nearly all
favorable to the borrower, were
On Friday Sen. Hamilton
and Rep. Lloyd introduced SB
462 and HB 1158 which would
restrict new small loan licenses
to residents of North Carolina or
to ; corporation organized,- under
the laws of North Carolina and
75 ' of : whose, "stock is owned
by residents of the state; the
bill also limits to 35 the number
of small loan licensees , in which
any person- may hold a direct
or indirect interest , '
LegislatiT ReptMantatfoa '
SB 353, the bill Which places
Congressmen Jonas and Kitchin
in the same district, was , re
ported " favorably by a House'
committee, and wiH be voted: on
in the House Tuesday, ' The
same committee ' rejected Reb.1
Pat Taylor's resolution ereatmKl
a commission to study '' the te-
districting question. '-. . ;
Rep. Wooten of Pitt intcoduced
HB 1127 which would increase
the membership of the State
Senate to 60, and the House
membership to 150. ' No county'
could nave more than two sena
... s. i; . .
Uanment , v .'1 j t ,jmat
.. jr h f '. 1 .ns: . I.:ec'..-
lnburg aiJ Guiiwid Id oaC,
L.t seven IIuue Sc. tid two
fkinate seats j.n the original al-Uw-.lon
-tuider t;e hi'X . x
There are reports to1 the ef
fect that a new Sorxte' re.is-
tricting proposal wia t. pear u
the Senate next week.
Caiur'y r. . art . . ";
tjf j.;ators were r.-aie a, -v
ly aware during the week it..t,t
ratification is not the only means
of finally disposing of bills, l B
112, abolishing capital punish
ment was tabled in the House.
SR 314, seeking abolition of the
federal income tax , and the
withdrawal, of the federal gov-ernnoent-from
competition with
private enterprise, was defeated
in the- Senate, after some inter
esting debate. JIB 817, authoriz
ing renewal of' driver -licenses
without examination failed third
reading in the House Friday. -.
Among the bills killed this
week by : unfavorable committee
action were SB 229, dealing with
liquidation and icvoluntary , dis
solution of corporations; SB -321,
requiring county elections boards
to appoint precinct judges and
registrars recommended by party
chairmen; - SB 329, redefining
hernia for workmen's compen
sation purposes; SB 258, au-
thorizing the .killing of certain
dogs without liability; SB 341,'
relating to transfer of guardian
ship; SB 345, affecting extension
of service by - electric member
ship corporations; SB 398 and,
SB 399, broadening 'the scope '
of the tax exemption available
to certain, educational institu
tions; HB 414, regulating adver
tising of 'shell homes; HB 580,
requiring a literacy test in con
nection with driver's license ap-1
certain unfair trade piuctxes;
i:3 773, regulating TV and ra7 ,
dio servio. .nen; K'3 8.'2, r?la;i."i
to exemr''on of personal pra
erty fivm jJjnent' execution;
l,i Sl8, c'ublisiiing an inbvit
insurance carrier claims fund;
K3 929, i KB 1070, exeirrt- ,
ing cerU ' i farm amchinery f. m
the pen..;t requirements for '
oversize vehicles; HB 986, ex
empting, doctors from ' tort lia
bility in emergency" situtiiens; i
HB 987, relating to the mininium
rate authority of the Utilities
Commission; HB 1009, regulating
advertising along the Interstate
Highway System; HB.1047, plac
ing painting and decorating oon- .
tractors within the definition of ,.
emerai - contractor . ana . ri
1133,; relating.' to worthless
checks. An unusual number of
local bills were "reported unfav
orably;- these -. included . bills
which "would have - authorized
Watauga and 'Johnston counties
to postpone the scheduled re
valuation of' property, for tax -purposes.
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