MRS. P. D. HERNDON. Editor
Phone 167
Benefit Party To Be
At Woman's Club |
The Senior Woman's Club are
planning a Benefit Bridge, Rook
and Canasta party to be held in
the Club house next Thur:*lay,
night, November 9 ?t 8 p. m.
Home made cakes and. pies
will he given as prize?, A mem*
her of the committee in charge
of arrangements asks you please
hear the date in mind and plan
to attend. Tickets will b<> 50c
each and will include light re
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MRS. WILLIAM F. MEDLIN
Miss Pursur Exchanges -&ws
With Rev. Medlin In Church Rites
In a formal ceremony at Holy i
Trinity Lutheran Church in Ral-j
eigh. Sunday afternoon at 5: o'
clock, Mary Katherine Long,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. G. H.
Pursur, became the bride of Rev.
William F. Medlin, son of Mrs.;
Rasa Medlin of Kings Mountain.1
The Rev. Herbert W. Stroup,
Jr.. pastor, officiated, using the
double ring ceremony. before a
background of woodwardia ferns
and palms, grouping of seven
branched candelabra' with burn
ing tapers. Two gold vases of
white chrysanthemums, white
snapdragons were on the altar;
on either side of the chancel was
| a large floor vase of white snap
j dragons, pom pom chrysanthe
mums and white gladiolia. The
isle was carpeted with white
jcloth, The reserved sections for
the families were marked with
| bows and streamers of white sat
in ribbon. Prior to the seryice a
j program of nupial music was
I rendered by Mrs.-E. E. Randolph*
(organist. Mrs. W. K. Beichler was
j soloist
Given in marriage by her fa-'
ther, the bride wore a gown of
ice blue bridal satin by Dutch
ess, accented with a yoke of mar
quisette. It was highlighted by
chant illy lace set with rhinest
ones over the shoulders and full
down the back to the waist. The
full gathered skirt with a train
fell from a fitted bodice which
featured long sleeves coming to
a flatterng point at the wrists
and fastened by tiny buttons.
The bride's veil was fingertip,
double illusion tipped with rhin
estones and pearls on .the crown,
The bride carried a cascade of
Fleur D'Amour, phaeloenopsis or
chids and white petaled Orchids,
tied with butterbly bows and an
tique satin ribbons. ,
Miss Mary Rosella Medlin. sis:
ter of the groom, was maid of
honor. Her gown was pink taf
feta, with matching gaunlets.
and a dainty fitted bodice com
ing to a point in the back with a
tiny bustle. She carried a cascade
bouquet of briercliffe roses, or
chid pompoms ? and burgundy
colored snapdragons; tied with
butterfly bows and streamers of
rainbow satin ribbons. In her
hair was 3 coronet of flowers
matching the gown.
The bride's maids were Miss
Ellen Lucille Medlin, sister of the
groom and ?oann Coats of Garn
er. Their gowns were identical
I dresses of coral and bud green,
1 respectively, with fitted satin bo
! dices, cap sleeves, and Queen
Anne" collars. The full taffeta
skirts were smartly appllqued
with narrow strips bengaline
type binding. They carried cas
cade bouquets of golden rapture
and talisman roses and pastel
shades of snapdtygons- and or
chid pcim poms, tied with paste!
colored satin ribbons. In their
hair they wore coronets of flow
ers matching the gowns.
Kay M. Wall, neice of tfie> bride
was the little flower girl. She
Wore a gown of orchid taffeta co
vered wjth net and trimmed with
marquisette yoke. It was tied
with a saucy bow trim in the
back. The full skirt was accent
ed by old fashioned pick-ups. She
carried a miniature bouquet of
sweetheart roses and dainty pas
tel colored flowers tied with pas
tel satin shower ribbons. In her
hair was a cluster of flpwers to
match the gown.
The Rev. Jacob Hose a Young
of Bland, Va., served as best man.
The ushers were John Oaham
Pursur, brother of the bride, and
M. C. Fisher of Charlotte.
Mrs. Pursur, mother of the
hrit^e. wore a dress of parma vio
let. T"he lace bodice had a sweet
heart neckline, with a jeweled
clip, and over it a long sleeve
short bolero. At her shoulder was
A lavender hybrid orchid cor
sage. Mrs. Medlin. mother of the
groom, wore a two-piece dress
coat svit of Jay green gabardine,
with covered buttons extending
down the front. Her corsage was
a lavender hybrid orchid.
A reception for all the guests
was given immediately after the
ceremony at the- home of the
bride. A color scheme of green
.and white was carried out in flo
ral decorations throughout the
house. Mrs. W. M. Wall, sister of
the bride, greeted the guests at
the door. Mrs. John G. Purs.ur, sis
ter-in-law of the bride, presided
over the punch bowl. The bridal
couple cut the first slice of the
three-tiered wedding cake, which
was then served to the guests by
Mrs. Jim Collier and Miss Marie
O'Neal, both of Raleigh.
For travelying the bride wore a
grev two-piece dress coat suit,
with coral trimming, and black I
accessories. Pinned to her coat
was the orchid corsage from her
bouquet.
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Mrs. Medlin was graduated
from Hugh Morson High school.
[She also received a business
course there. For the past year
and a half, she has been employ
ed as secretary to tha Equity Life
Insurance company in Columbia,
South Carolina.
Rev. Medlin was graduted from
Kin.rs Mountain high school, Le
noir Rhyne College in Hickory,
and the Lutheran Theological
Southern Seminary in Columbia,
South Carolina.
Immediately following the re
jCeptlon the couple left for a
i wedding trip to Miami. Fla., and
I Havana. Cuba. They will be at
I home after November 12 at
I Blountville, Tenn., where Rev.
r Medlin is now serving as pastor.
| The out of town guests were
from Tennessee, South Carolina,
Vermont, Florida, and Kings
Mountain.
Wedding Breakfast
Honors Miss Warlick
Mrs. W. O. Ruddock and little
Diane Falls entertained Miss
Avis Warlick and her wedding
party at a wedding breakfast
Saturday morning at twelve o'
clock.
The Ruddock home was artis
tically decorated with marigolds
bronze and white chrysanthe
mums. Miss Warlick was presen
ted a corsage upon her arrival.
The menu for the breakfast
was ham with pineapple rings,
grits, gftrlic eggs, hot biscuits,
preserves, apr'? iuice, coffee and
cherry pie.
Miss Warlick took this oocas-.
Ion to present her attendants
with lovely chokers of miniature
pearls.
The hostess gift to the honoree
was a set of sterling silver.
Leaders Workshop
At Davidson School
The Girl Scout Workshop will
be held at Davidson School, Nov
ember 7, at 7:30 p.m. All leaders
are urged to attend. These Work
shops will be held the first Tues
day in every month in order to
help Troop Leaders plan their
month's activities.
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Mrs. J. M. Cooper
Bridge Club Hostess
Members of the Ace Of dabs
and additional guests met at the
home "Of Mns. J. M. Cooper Thurs,
day afternoon.
The party rooms were attracti
vely arranged with a variety of '
dahlias and roses.
When cards were laid aside
Mra. Cooper's prizes went to Mrs.
H. S. Biackmer wbr scored high
est and Mrs Arnold Kiser who
was runner-up for second high.
A salad course was served and
a sweet course passed.
Invited guests included Mrs.
Arnold Kiser, Mrs. H. S. Black
mer, Mrs. George Houser and
Mrs. Hugh Ormand.
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