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r Mrs. R.M. Harris, Isenhour : Are Married The wedding of Miss Beth Harris and Mr. . Robert McFarland. Isenhour was solemnized Saturday, June 29 at 4 p.m. at the University United Methodist Church,, Chapel Hill The Rev. Charles M. Smith per formed the double ring ceremony in a setting of white altar flowers, greenery and . candlelight. Wedding music was played by Dr. Eleanor McCrickard, church organist. v The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse L. Harris of Hertford.. The bridegroom's parents are Mr. and Mrs. James W. Goldsmith of Washington, N.C. The bride, given, in , marriage by her father; wore the traditional gown of - white imported organza. The empire ' bodice was styled with a high Victorian neckline and cap sleeves. The A-line skirt; which . flowed to a semi-Cathedral r train, was bordered "' with' peau d'ange lace. Peau d'ange lace and cotton Ben ise lace were appliqued to the entire gown. Her veil was a mantilla of Brussels lace, purchased by the bride when she toured Europe. The bridal bouquet con sisted of white roses, baby's breath and blue daisies. .. Mrs.GeorgeM.Kelly.IIIof Virginia Beach was the matron of honor. Bridesmaids were:. Mrs. Bob Garner of Greensboro and Carla Heaton of Atlanta, Ga. ; Mrs. Dennis Hyatt, the groom's sister of High Point; Mrs. Curtis Lumsden of Va. Beach, Mrs. Thomas Palmer of ; Alexander; Miss Sherry Wheelock of Raleigh; and Misses Mary Brinkley Ward and Ruthie Ward, cousins of the bride of Hertford. All of the attendants wore gowns of blue and white gingham knit, styled with high ruffled neckline and matching shawls, edged with ruffling. The skirt ended with a deep ruffle.. They wore white horsehair hats, trimmed with blue grosgrain ribbon to match the dresses. They carried ' white wicker baskets filled with blue and white daisies and baby's, breath. James Wi Goldsmith," father of the groom, was - best man. Ushers were: Clark L. Harris, the bride's brother of Hertford, , ' Laurence Byrne; Jr. of Medford, - N.J.; Robert Diethorn of Lemoyne, Pa.; Frederick Harwell, Jr. of New York City; Clinton S. Laird HI of Wilmington, Del. ; Gordon D. S. Peterson of Westfield, N.J.; Edwin Stoddard of Chapel Hill, and James W Walter of Tampa, Fla. - ' Mrs. Rebecca Herring ; Clark of Wilson, aunt of the bride, was mistress of ceremony. Mother of the brkle wore a , floor length gown of floral chiffon in hues of blue, Llac, " rose and yellow. It was Isenhour made shirt waist style with long full sleeves. She wore a crescent of blue and lilac summer flowers in her hair. . The bridegroom's mother -wore a long gown of samaron rose georgette . crepe, styled with high-rise waistline, long full sleeves, and self - covered buttons. She wore a white orchid corsage. Mrs. James B. Laughlin, grandmother of the groom from Marion, wore a long, beige gown and a white orchid corsage. . :'- . A reception was held at the Carolina Inn im mediately ' following the ceremony. For the wedding trip, the bride Wore a three - piece ' pantsuit of green and white polka dot seersucker with matching accessories. The couple will make their home in Paris, France where the groom will handle European Commitments for .. his company. ' ' The bride is a -1966 f graduate of Perquimans County High School and attended St. Mary's Junior College in Raleigh, and holds a B.S. degree from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. For the past three years, she has been, a special education teacher at Perquimans ', County High School. The groom graduated from high school in , Washington, N.C. He also is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill where he was a member ' of the Kappa Sigma Fraternity. He served with the Air Force in Viet Nam. He is now vice-president of ' a management consulting firm, with headquarters in New York City. Following the rehearsal on Friday evening, the bridegroom's 1 parents en tertained the wedding pEu-ty and out-of-town guests at a; dinner party at the Villa Teo in Chapel HilL Taylor Theatre EDENTON, N.C. TONITE-THRU-SATURDAY Tlw GnatMt o( AU American Adventure Storirt ........ Sun.-r.!cn.-Tu6S. ; He's a skip tracer, s! the last of thii bounty hunters. 4Wa 'on 1 "1 t MaritTirairt , I n I I'-n M i Color V. J ; - - v. - . - ' ' ' w i ) 1 ''A ' " - AiWui mniiii.iii in iiirniiiilWt W ""4a . Mi Mrs. R.L. Reed Sawyer , Reed a . n n j ixe ivictrneu The wedding of Miss Deborah Sawyer and Robert Lindsay Reed was solem nized June 30 at the Hertford Baptist Church. The Rev. Norman B. Harris per formed the double ring, ceremony in a candlelight setting of palms white gladiolas and mums. Mrs. Chester Winslow played the wedding music. Clay Kirby was the flutist and was accompanied at the piano by Mrs. Ray Kirby. Rev. Milton Mann soloist sang the Wedding Prayer. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Carl Sawyer, of 'Hertford. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Durward Reed also of Hertford. , Given in marriage by her father' the bride wore a formal A-line gown of white satin trimmed in venise lace, and white petal flowers with pearls and inserted white satin ribbon. The OUTH 2) OPP. ALBEMARLE ACADEMY ON SOUTH 17 HWY. 338-8446 The ultimate in Martial Arts adventure and excitement! 8:50 12:45 Bruce Lee John N PLUS 2ND A W THf NEW MOV SCNSWION; THAT V STUNNING THE CNTMWOIU! LATE SHOW FRI. AND SAT. NITE. CONTINUOUS FROM 8:45 COME-LATE AS 10:43 SEE A " COMPLETE SHOW free donuts and coffee ' ";"-at2a'.m.' ADM. $ 1 .50 PER ADULT SJrSf?. FREE STARTS SUNDAY 71474 gown featured a wedding ring collar and full sleeves with french cuffs. Her headpiece was a mantilla trimmed with matching venise lace. She carried a bouquet of white daises. Miss Linda White was maid of honor. Miss Jeannette Jones, Miss Teresa Layton, Mrs. Lee Stallings and Mrs. Ronald Wilder were bridesmaids and junior bridesmaids were Miss Jackie Sawyer and Miss Angela Spear. They wore floor length gowns of flacked organza over bridal taffeta and white lace picture hats with matching organza band. They carried nosegays of mixed flowers. Miss Kelly Johnson was flower girl, she wore a gown of white flacked organza over white taffeta and wore a ring of flowers in her hair. Master Kevin Johnson was ringbearer. 11 DRIVE-IN THEATRE 4 M ORE EXCITING DA YS Saxon ia KELLY CTION HIT 1 0:30 .-TJ WAYNE on WHEELS i 1 People In ATNAGSHEAD Mr. and Mrs. W. G. Edwards spent the Holiday weekend at their cottage at Nags Head. -,. CHAPEL HILL GUESTS -Mr. and Mrs. Joe Haskett of Chapel Hill were weekend Best man was father of the groom. Ushers were Greg Livengood, Mr. Ronald , Wilder, Garry Reed,, Jimmy Winslow . and Thomas Hurdle. Candle Lighters were Carlyle Sawyer and Lind say Reed. Program boys were Bryon Wallace and Brad Livengood. Mrs. H. B. Thompson of Richmond Va. was mistress of .ceremony. Mother of the bride wore a full length salmon pink gown with a matching jacket and . carried a nosegay of mixed flowers. Mother of the groom wore a chiffon formal of rose hues and carried a nosegay of mixed flowers. A reception followed the ceremony in the Fellowship Hall of the church. Hertford i''h fT'LjCi f Hardware 16 X r 'i.)JtWt'' Don't let the heat get you down. Get a WESTINGHOUSE AIR CONDITIONER BEAT -. tm iL..,tin,i- B guests of Mr and Mrs. Ray Haskett and Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Taylor. They were accompanied home by their' daughter, Joanna, who spent last week here. ' PA. GUESTS A miscellaneous shower was given by friends in Hertford. The home of Mrs. Lloyd Lane of Hertford was the setting for a rehearsal party. Hostesses for the event were Mrs. Marion Swindell,. Mrs. Bill Cox, Mrs. Francis Nixon, Mrs. Archie T. Lane, Jr. Mrs. Billy White and Mrs. George Fields. Guests attending included member of the bridal party, family members and out of town guests. A bridal luncheon was given by Mrs. J. C. Spear of Elizabeth City and Mrs. Jimmy Winslow of Hertford. The couple plan to make their home in Hertford. The groom is employed at Reed Oil Company. The bride is working with Dr. Hoffman in Elizabeth City. O Two-speed fan; "Low uool sellings Adjustable 1 1 -position thermostat controls selected cooling auto matically 0 Vent control exhausts or circulates room air Two-way air directional louvers Removable, washable filter Corrosion-resistant cabinet High-etficiency dehumidi fication Mobile Frame or Perma nent Flush-Mount Kits available for window installation (optional accessories) O Protected by Nationwide Sure Service I iff f l fl Y L JiM t,lp.i ttif CHOOSE FROM THE WIDE SELECTION AT: Hertford Hardware The Perquimans Weeuy, Hertford, N.C., The News Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Watson, Jr. and their son, Clarence Watson, III, of Philadelphia, Pa. were guests of Mrs. Watson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Josiah Proctor, last week. Clarence will spend the ' summer with his grandparents. WEEKEND AT . NAGS HEAD Mr. and Mrs. S.M. Whedbee spent the weekend at their cottage at Nags Head. . NEWPORT NEWS " GUESTS: , Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy White and sons from Newport News, Va. were weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bass. ATTENDS FUNERAL Mrs. Royce Vickers attended the funeral of Frank Norton at Virginia '. Beach, Va. last Saturday. HOLIDAY GUESTS Mr. and Mrs. Tim Baker and son, Corey, of Fayetteville were Holiday guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Mac White and Mr. and Mrs. Willard Baker, at Belvidere. RETURNS FROM HOSPITAL Mrs. J. R. Futrell has returned from the Albemarle "High VltK''il'j'ii- and - jV) ?j jY 1 Supply Company Thursday, July 11, 1974-Page t Hospital where she underwent surgery several weeks ago. DURHAM GUESTS Dr. and Mrs. Bill Nixon and family of Durham were week end guests of their parents, Mr. and Mrs. Preston Nixon and Mr. and Mrs. Arvin Hudson. ; wFPif.rMn at NAGS HEAD Miss Virginia Tucker spent the week-end at Nags head. VISIT IN NORFOLK Joe Campbell was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Kermit Kirby and R. B. Kirby at Norfolk, Va. on Saturday. ATNAGSHEAD Mr. and Mrs. Marion Swindell and daughters, Beth and Jane, are spending 2 weeks at Nags Head. WILSON GUESTS Rick and Bryan Horton of Wilson spent the week-end with their grandparents, Dr. and Mrs. Fred Horton, at Hertford Beach. CALIFORNIA GUEST William Chappell of San Francisco, Cal. is a guest of his sister, Miss Ellen Chappell. Westingtiouse Deluxe Compact Room Air Conditioner with 11-Posltlon Thermostat O 6000 and 8000 BTUH cool ing capacities O Operate on 115 volts Two-speed fan; "High" and "Low" Cool settings Adjustable 1 1-positlon thermostat controls selected cooling auto matically Removable, washable filter Corrosion-resistant aluminum cabinet High-efficiency dehumid Ifl cation Decorator Quick-Mount Kit with Safety Bar-safe, easy Installation In win dows up to 40" wide Protected by Nationwide Sure Service I AT - ESQ I .1. CI v:::::tf. 1 r - r Hertford, N.C. Phcne: 426-5211 1 .3
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