The Perquimans Weekly, Hertford, N.C, Thursday, July 12, 1973-Page 7
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Mra. Owen
Chappell-Peters
Vows Spoken
Miss Lois Anne Chappell
became the bride of Owen
Massey Peters recently in
Pentecostal Holiness Church
on Elizabeth Street in
Elizabeth City. The Rev.
Irving R. Baccus performed
the double ring ceremony in
a candlelight setting of white
snowflake mums, gladioli,
pom pons, pink snapdragons
and palms. Wedding music
was presented by Danny
Meads, organist and Mrs.
Charlie Hobbs Jr., soloist.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clarence S.
Chappell of Hertford. The
bridegroom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. John Edwin
Peters of Arab, Ala.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a full
length empire A line gown in
white bridal satin and peau
d'ange lace. Scalloped peau
d'ange lace appliques
fashioned the high neck,
pearled bodice and full
bishop sleeves. A deep band
of the same lace circled the
hemline. Her matching lace
and pearl trimmed bonnet
featured a chapel length veil
of illusion edged in lace and
she carried a cascade
bouquet of pink roses, pom
pons and stephanotis cen
tered with a royal bouquet
orchid on a Bible.
Mrs. Grant Chappell of
Cary was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Miss
Suzette Chappell, sister of
the bride, Miss Brenda
Baccus, Miss Darlene
Meads, Hertford; and Miss
Faye Riddick, Belvidere.
They wore floor length
gowns in the blue and rose
pink polyester crepe
fashioned with high
necklines and long full
sleeves with wide cuffs
trimmed with white lace and
covered buttons accented at
the waists with velvet rib-;
bon. Their matching
headpieces were of ribbon,
pom pons and streamers and
they carried nosegays of
pink roses, pom pons and
baby's breath. 1
, Mr. Peters was best man
for his son. Ushers were Dr.
Harry M. Rutland Jr.,
Guntersville, Ala., William
E. Peters Birmingham, Ala.
and Edwin Peters of Arab,
brothers of the bridegroom,
and Harrell E. Pratt of
Elizabeth City.
Miss Christy Chappell was
flower girl and Eddie
Harwell, ring bearer.
Mrs. George Riddick and
Mrs. Clarence B. Chappell
were mistresses of
ceremony.
For her daughter's wed
ding, Mrs. Chappell chose a
floor length gown of mystic
blue polyester with silk
organza sleeves and bodice
appliqued in lace. She wore
matching accessories and
corsage of pink rose.
Mrs. Peters selected a
gown in off white lace over
beige polyester with beige
velvet at the empire waist,
matching accessories and
corsage of pink roses.
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Massey Peters
A reception was held at the
church social hail following
the ceremony.
For a wedding trip to the
mountains of North Carolina
and Tennessee, the bride
changed to a light blue
polyester dress with white
trim, white accessories and
the corsage lifted from her
bridal bouquet. The couple
.with make their home in
Hertford.
A floating miscellaneous
shower was given by Mrs.
George Riddick, Mrs.
Clarence B. Chappell, Mrs.
Marion E. Lowry and Mrs.
Grant Chappell at 102
Carolina St. in Hertford.
The bride entertained her
attendants at a dinner party
at her home.
The rehearsal party was
given by the bridegroom's
parents at the church social
hall.
AT NAGS HEAD
Cmdr. and Mrs. W.E.
Griffin and family and
Mrs. J.H. Newbold are
spending some time at
Nags Head at the
Newbold Cottage.
N.J. GUEST
Zack White of Summitt,
N.J. is a guest of Mr. and
Mrs. W.H. Pitt this week.
AT VA. BEACH
Mrs. Mark Gregory is a
guest of Mr. and Mrs. I.N.
Thomas at Virginia
Beach, Va.
AT NAGS HEAD
Mr. and Mrs. Willis
Jessup and Mrs. Sidney
Jessup are spending
some time at the Jessup
Cottage at Nags Head.
VISITS IN OHIO
V.N. Darden is
spending some time in
Dayton, Ohio, where Mrs.
Darden i3 hospitalized.
The Board of County Commissioners off Perquimans
County, Hertford,
sealed bids for the leaseof farm In
Township, generally known as the
Property, for the
1, 1974, and ending on December 3
The lease will be for the cultivated land only, and
no buildings and woodland are Included.
This farm has a peanut allotment acreage of 4.3 ,
acres. Bids must be filed In writing with Julian C.
Powell, Cleric to the Board of County Commissioners,
on or before1 10:00 o'clock A.M., Monday, August 6,
1973. Terms: The rent for said farm shall be cash,
payable on January 1, 1974.
; The Board of County Commissioners reserve the
right to accept or I reject any and all bids.
Board of County Commissioners of
Perquimans County, Hertford, N.C.
By: Julian C Powell, Clerk
I Board of County commissioners
Mrs. James M. Godfrey, Jr.
Hobbs-Godfrey
United Recently
The wedding of Miss
Deborah Carol Hobbs and
James Marion Godfrey, Jr.
was solemnized recently in
the Center Hill Baptist
Church in a candlelight
setting of white and yellow
gladioli, mums, daisies and
palms. The double ring
ceremony was performed by
the Rev. George Broome.
Wedding music w"as
provided by J. Cameron
Boyce, Jr.
The bride is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Hallett
David Hobbs of Tyner. The
bridegroom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Godfrey, Sr. of
Rt. 3, Hertford.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a full
length formal gown of white
satin organza trimmed in re
embroidered alencon and
Venice lace over bridal
taffeta. The bodice featuring
an empire waist was
fashioned with a high ruffled
neckline, pleated yoke and
lantern tucked sleeves. The
A-line skirt was ornamented
with clusters of lace and
pearls and featured a lace
hemline and detachable lace
edged chapel length train.
Her matching elbow length
veil of bouffant imported silk
illusion. She carried a
cascade of white daisy pom
pons centered with a lift out
of yellow sweetheart roses.
Mrs. Tim White of Tyner
was Matron of honor. Miss
Vickie Godfrey of Hertford,
sister of the brjdegroom,
Miss Joan Hare 'of Tyner,
Miss Yvonne Small of
Edenton and Mrs. Quinton
Goodwin of Suffolk, Va. were
bridesmaids.
The honor attendant and
bridesmaids wore full length
gowns of white venise lace
accented with bands of in
terlaced green and white
floral designs over taffeta.
Yellow and green bands with
N.C, desire to lease and will accept
year 1974. Beginning on January
if - .
detached bows accented the
empire waistline. They wore
white picture hats trimmed
in lace, green and yellow
ribbons. They carried
simplicity cascades of
yellow daisy pom pons.
Miss Nicole White was
flower girl and Jamie
Godfrey, brother of the
groom was ringbearer.
Mr. Godfrey was his son's
best man. Ushers were
David Godfrey, brother of
the groom, Melvin Eure, Jr.,
Johnny Wood and Kit White
all of Rt. 3, Hertford.
Mrs. J. Cameron Boyce,
Sr. was mistress of the
ceremony.
For her daughter's wed
ding, Mrs. Hobbs chose a
floor length gown of antique
gold silk organza trimmed in
braided lace and self ruffles.
She wore matching ac
cessories and a hair corsage
of golden bronze cymbidium
orchids.
' Mrs. Godfrey selected a
floor length gown of camellia
pink crinkled chiffon
fashioned with full skirt,
jeweled neckline and tucked
bodice with matching Venice
lace. She wore matching
accessories and a hair
corsagejof pink cymbidium
orchids.
Following the ceremony a
reception was held at the
Center Hill Community
Building.
For a wedding trip to Nags
Head, the bride changed to a
'White, green and yellow pin
'dot polyester knit dress with
yellow accessories and the
yellow rose corsage lifted
from her bridal bouquet.
The couple was en
tertained at a buffet dinner
by Mr. & Mrs. Thomas
Rogerson and Mr. & Mrs.
Tim White at the Rogerson
home.
Parkville
County Home
1,1 974.
'Sun Bathing
It's Safety First For
Food! stated today by
your Home Economics
Extension Agent, Mrs. M.
B. Taylor.
Summer., is outdoor
cooking time. It's picnic
time. But-- it's also
bacteria time. And the
latter we don't need.
Bacteria flourishes in hot
weather- and food
poisoning is a most
unwelcome guest at any
outing. Remember, in the
sun, it is very important
that picnic foods are kept
wholesome from the time
you leave home to the
time you settle down to
eat. To keep food
wholesome in hot
weather the Animal and
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Mr. and Mrs. Louis Clark Monds of Tyner announce
the engagement of their daughter Karen Louette
Monds to Edward J. Winslow. Winslow is the son of
Clinton Ray and the late Mrs. Winslow, of Rt. 1
Hertford.
Miss Monds is employed by the Bank of North
Carolina in Hertford. Winslow is employed by
Fiberf or m in Edenton.
The wedding is set for Aug. 5 at 3 p.m. at Center Hill
Baptist Church.
Friends and relatives are invited to attend.
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service of USDA wants
you to remember a few
things you should follow
in the preparation and
preservation of
perishable foods.
Favorite picnic foods
like hamburgers, fried
chicken, salads,
frankfurters, and
sandwiches all need the
same care, basically. The
first thing to remember
when going on a picnic is
that germs grow faster in
hot weather, so,
naturally, there are
some" "pre-picnic" pre
cautions you should
take after you reach the
picnic site.
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GOOD HEALTH IS OUR BUSINESS
of all
Summer Merchandise
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SKIRTS BLOUSES SWIMSUITS
TOPS LONG DRESSES
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