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Miss Louise Lindsay Becomes Bride Of Paul E. Early Miss Kathrine Louise Lindsay, white chrysanthemums and gladiola daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde L. were used on either side of the ros Lindsay, and Paul Edward Early, trum with numerous seven-branch son of Mr. and Mrs. William Gray- ed candelabra holding lighted ca ?on Early, were united in marriage thedral tapers. Lighted tapers were In a candle-light ceremony of beau- j used around the choir railings and ity and dignity Saturday evening at each window was banked in fern eight o'clcok at the First Baptist holding lighted tapers. church. The Rev. L. C. Pinnix, pas- ! While the guests were assembling tor of the bride officiated, using the Mrs. J. C. Bridges, organist, played double Ting ceremony. I "The Song To The Evening Star," The altar was decorated in the Wagner, "Foeme," Fidich, "To A conventional green and white to Wild Rose," McDowell, "Clair de provide an unusually beautiful set- , Lune," DeBussy. Miss Evelyn Cline, ting for the wedding. The baptistry soloist sang, "I Love . You Truly," railing was veiled in whUe which 8ond, Sweetest Story Every Told,' ?was artistically overlaid with wood- Stults, and for a musical benedic wardla fern forming a peak in the tion, "O Perfect Love." The wedding ?center which held a large arrange- march from the third act orf "Lohen ment of white chrysanthemums and grin," Wagner was played for the gladlolias. White floor baskets of processional, and Mendelssohn s this ? BRACING, ont-lacing GOSSARD Ah-h-h . . . how wonderful you feei, such SOOTHiNG support. Umm-m-iii -. v. where have YOU been? Hiding under those extra pounds? . . . Don't yo? know that ?ossard's front-faci^^|^tii^:flik>Oth$ SH|#fi?e?trains your (IgVce toyoung. SUty-AGAIN loveliness! Behold ... a gay, ready-for-anything YOU. ? Adjustable features of 9ki&nti, plus mooN^ ? Lace -topped bra shapes, uplifts, separate*. ? Protective shield under lacing; under easy-to-hook Av .. ? Firm cotton coutil; grows softer, lovoKer with each laundering. ? a. - 1 1 . j i i I .i -? . , i A a&i D Umqtlttoii j;; -the GOSSARD I MRS. P. D. HERNDON. Editor PHONE J 67 march from "A Midsummer Night's Dream," lor the recessional. Bride's Dress The bnde, who came to the altar on the arm of her father, Clyde L. Lindsay, )vore an exquisite gown of white satin fashioned with long sleeves extending in lily points ov er the hand lace trimmed and small covered buttons at the wrist and down the back of the! dress. White marquisite filled in the neckline which was delicately scalloped with Chantilly lace, the skirt extended into a full length train. Her finger tipped veil of illusion was eds~d with the same Chantilly lace and fell from a crown of seed pearls. She carried a nosegay at gardenias , ? 1 ^ : showered with maline and small ' gardenia#. !. The maid of honor. Miss Frances Lindsay, sister of the bride, wore a winter green satin gown fashioned with a fitted bodice basque, low neckline finished with a soft fold; of satin, and full bouffant skirt. She wore a half hat of the same materi al and matching mitts. She carried a cascade arrangement of ivy and pompom chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids were Miss Jean Cash, Misa Sybil Blalock, and Miss Evelyn Roberts, Miss LaVonne Lind say was a junior bridesmaid. They wore costumes, and carried bouquets identical- to those of the maid of honor. Their costumes were K=> 'i satin ana tneu bouquets were cascade arrangements of ivy and bronze eh ry.?a n t hemums. The bride's mother, chose an aqua crepe gown, with . it *,he wore a shoulder Corsage of cyj?ripeduim or chids. The bridesgroom's mother chose a black crepe dress and a shoulder corsage of cypripedium or chids. The groom had his brother, Gene Early, as best man and ushers were Bill Green and William Muliinax, ' uncles of the bride, Bill Bolin, bro ther-inlaw of t hi? groom and J. T. McGinnis. William Morgan Muliinax, Jr., dressed in a white linen suit, was ring bearer. He caried i he rings* on a white satin piilow. : The bride graduated from the Kings Mountain High School with the class of '49. She is now employ- ; ed in the Kings Mountain office of the Southern- Bell Telephone .and Telegraph Company. The groom graduated from the Belmont High School and served | three years in the armed service, ei- j ghteen months of that time was spent overseas. He is now employ- ] eel with the Motor Company.' Going Away The bride chose a wine Ribardine suit to go away in. With it <he wore a wine ha; trimmed in black feath ers and other aoeef?6rit'?'. in black. She wore ;i .<hoa I'der corsage <rf gar denias lifted from her bridal bou quet. After a honeymoon ,n Florida the bride <and groom will be at home in. Kingi? Mountain. Phones 167 u 283 You'll like These MYERS' Bargains! Just in time for the Holiday Season! t ; ) Were $49.95 and $54.95
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