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TOSCS. Shelby, the of SECTION TWO THE CHARLOTTE OBSERVER -The Foremost Newspaper of The Two Carolinas- SUNDAY, APRIL 27, 1941 PAGE ELEVEN H. Flowers, Jr. And Miss Buchanan Wedded at Durham. April wedDURHAM: Miss Mary The Frances Buchanan, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Adams Buchanan of Durham, and Lieutenant George Horace Flowers, of the United States army, son of George Horace Flow- ers and the late Mrs. Flowers of Richmond, was solemnized this evening in Trinity Methodist church. With Mrs. Bert Cunningham presiding at the organ, a musical program was presented.
A quartette composed of Mrs. H. E. Myers, Mrs. Gwin, Camden Hundley, and Thurman McLarty, sang the benediction.
The vows were spoken to Rev. George William Perry, pastor of the church. The bridegroom was attended by his father as best man. Ushers were Lowndes Peple, William Gordon, and Fred S. Campbell of Richmond, Jack Cobb Pittsburgh, Dr.
Philip Trout of Roanoke, and Thomas S. White, of Durham. The bride's four sisters, Miss Martha Buchanan, Miss Susan Buchanan, Miss Betsy Buchanan, and Miss Ann Buchanan were her maids of honor. Little Martha Erwin, cousin of the bride, was flower girl. The bridesmaids were Miss Elizabeth Flowers of Richmond, sister of the bridegroom, Miss Jessie Skinner of Elizabeth City, Miss Mary Treadway of Bristol, Miss Lottie Lewis, Miss Eleanor Southgate, and Miss Helen Noell of Durham.
The bride, escorted and given in marriage by her father, wore a wedding gown of silk marquisette and Chantilly lace, styled by the Lady Hamilton collection. Of Midriff design, it had a long waist line to which was attached the boutfant skirt with long strain, fashioned of Chantilly lace and pleated ruffles, covered by marquisette. The tight fitting bodice with dropped shoulder was of Chantilly lace eviled in marquisette. Her heirloom veil of and point lace over silk bridal illusion, extending to the full length of the train, was arranged coronet style, caught with orange blossoms. She carried a bouquet of white spray phalaenopsis orchids with corsage center of white canhamiana orchids in shape.
The bride, granddaughter of the late Mr. and Mrs. Clinton White Toms of Durham, graduated from Sweet Briar college in 1939. She spent the of 1938 studying at St. Andrews Scotland.
She is year, a member of the Junior League. The bridegroom is a graduate of the Episcopal High school and in 1936 graduated from the University of Virginia. After their wedding trip, Lieuat home in Baltimore, where tenant and Mrs. will be Flowers, he is at present stationed. After the ceremony, Mr.
and Mrs. Buchanan entertained at a reception at their home. Beasley-Forrest. MOUNT AIRY, April 26-Miss Inez Forrest and Clyde S. Beasley were married in York, S.
Sunday, April 20. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. J. R.
Forrest of Francisco and is a graduate of the Martin Memorial Hospital School of Nurses of Mount Airy, Since her graduation she has been a member of the hospital staff, holding the position of X- ray and laboratory technician. Mr. Beasley is a son of Mr. and Mrs. E.
T. Beasley of Mount Airy S. and is an accountant for the Mason and Hanger Construction company now located at Radford. Va. They will make their home here.
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John Carlton Jones Weds Miss Kinney. Special to The Observer. SALISBURY, April 26. The marriage of Miss Jacqueline DeVine Kinney of Salisbury to John Carlton Jones, also of Salisbury, took place April 7, at Florence, S. C.
Mrs. Jones the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Will Hoover Kinney, formerly of Reidsville and High Point. She attended the High Point city schools and High Point college.
She was a member of the student council and president of Sigma Alpha Phi sorority, for two years. She received A. B. degree with honors upon graduation in 1939. In 1940 she made her bow at the Debutante ball at Raleigh.
She has been teaching French and English at Trinity High school for the last year. Mr. Jones is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A.
Sidney Jones of Milford hills, Salisbury, He attended Boyden High school. Catawba college, and the United States Navy academy at Annapolis. He is connected with the Salisbury laundry, of which his father is owner. 30 Day Offer! Event of the Month! STERLING SILVER FLATWARE To Introduce the Lovely New "LEONORE" at Off 26 PIECE SERVICE for SIX $42.00. (Reg.
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Mrs. Daniel Lee Simmons of Kannapolis, before her marriage March' Mrs. Frances Hurley Gillon, daughter of Mrs. A. A.
Hurley of China Grove and the late Mr. Hurley. A April Mrs. 12, at William St. Phillip.
Cameron Presbyterian of Wilmington. before Wilmington, her was marriage Miss Lilly Pearl Williamson of that city. Mrs. Edmund James Austin of Durham, prior to her marriage yesterday in Raleigh, was Miss Nan Roberta Brockwell, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. Raymond Brockwell of Raleigh. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. C.
L. Austin of Southern Pines. Mrs. Charles Edward Noell of Durham, prior to her marriage Saturday evening, April 19, was Miss Lossie Grist Taylor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
John Douglas Taylor of Wilmington. Mrs. Robert M. Horton of Belmont, before her marriage April 11 in the First Baptist church of Shelby, was Miss Martha Williams, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Paul H. Williams of Shelby. Mrs. Roscoe Blackburn of Newton, to her marriage Sunday, was Miss Mary Charles Sigmon, daughter of Mr. and Claude Easter, Moses Sigmon of Newton.
Mrs. Joseph Henry Worrell of Marion, S. C. prior to her marriage Sunday, April 13, was Miss Helen Melllwein West, daughter of M. M.
West of Marion, S. and the late Mrs. Annie D. West. Busby-Campbell Vows Are Spoken.
SALISBURY, April 23, St. 26-Wednes- Luke's day April Episcopal church Miss Shirley Anne Campbell of Cumberland, became the bride of John Carroll Busby of Salisbury. Rev. Edward B. Guerry, officiated.
Mrs. William T. Busby, of Statesville was at the organ. The bride was escorted and given in marriage by her brother, Arthur Campbell, and Mr. Busby had his brother, Philip Busby as best man.
Miss Anne Hobson was maid of honor. The bride wore a redingote dress of powder blue with large black hat and other accessories, and had a shoulder corsage of white roses. On her little finger she wore the wedding band which belonged to a maternal ancestor of long ago. After the marriage the youthful couple left for a trip to western North Carolina after which they will live at Wilmington, N. C.
Mrs. Busby is the daughter of Charles M. and Hattie Barlow Campbell of Cumberland, and is a niece of Mrs. Paul H. Bernhardt of Salisbury with whom she lived for several years.
She is a granddaughter of Mrs. William low of Salisbury and Tarboro. was graduated last June from Boyden High school. Mr. Busby, oldest SOn of Mrs.
Carroll Busby and the late Mr. Busby, a former member of the Rowan county bar, was graduated in 1940 from the University of North Carolina school of commerce. He was a member of Beta Gamma Sigma, honorary fraternity of the commerce school and also of Phi Beta Kappa. Debnam-Ludwig. LENOIR, April C.
Ludwig has announced the marriage of his daughter, Helen, to Robert Debnam of Charlotte and Norfolk. on 1 Saturday, April 19. The was solemnized at the wedding of Dr. B. C.
111 McLawhorn home Greenville. C. with the minister the First Presbyterian church officiating. Mr. Mrs.
Debnam make home their in Charlotte. Mrs. Leattended the Hot Ark. two the Mr. Chair the of office for the 10 been with the connected Mooresville Club Is Feted at Home Of Miss Lyles.
MRS. JOSEPH WORRELL. Society MRS. CHARLES NOELL. Koenig-Gillikin Vows Solemnized.
Special to The Observer. NEW BERN, April 26. Miss Sybil Justine Gillikin of New Bern and Greensboro was married here this afternoon 1 to Theodore Helmer Koenig of Greensboro in a ceremony at the First Baptist church. The pastor, Rev. Raymond L.
Thompson, officiated. Miss Doris Harker was at the organ. Miss Peggy Anne Gillikin, sister of the bride, Miss Marguerite Stewart, and Mrs. Harry Bird of Greensboro sang solos. Ushers were Malcolm G.
Moore of High Point and Herbert Gillikin of New Bern, cousin of the bride. Joseph Hendricks of Sumter, S. formerly of Greensboro, was best man. Mary Elizabeth Gillikin, "sister of the bride, was maid of honor. A younger sister, Ernestine, was flower girl.
The bride entered with her father, Ernest Gillikin, by whom she was given in matrimony. She was attired in a coral and skyblue redingote, with skyblue turban and veil and coral accessories. Her shoulder corsage was of white orchids and valley lilies. After the ceremony, a reception was given by the bride's parents at their home here. The couple then left by motor for a wedding trip.
Upon their return, they will be at home in Greensboro. Mrs. Koenig after finishing New Bern High school attended Woman's college at Greensboro. For the last year she has held a position with the Jefferson Standard Life Insurance company at Greensboro. Mr.
Koenig is the son of Mrs. Arthur G. Koenig and the late Mr. Koenig of Greensboro, A native of York state, he has resided in Greensboro since 1918. He Attended Davidson college, where he was a member of the Kappa Sigma fraternity.
He is now in the ACcounting department of the Jefferson Standard Life Insurance company. Beam-Harrelson. SHELBY, April and Mrs. W. N.
Harrelson of Fallston have anounced the marriage of their daughter, Blanche, to Robert Earl Beam, son of Mr. and Mrs. Homer Beam, also of Fallston. The wedding took place Saturday, April 15, in Spartanburg, S. at Central Methodist parsonage with the pastor, Rev.
Fritz C. Beach, performing the ceremony. The ring service was used. The couple will make their home in Charlotte. Bridges-Peterson.
SHELBY, April -Miss Virginia Peterson of Kings Mountain and Haywood Bridges of Shelby were married in Gaffney, S. on Saturday, April 10, with Probate Judge Roy C. Cobb performing the cere- mony. bride wore a frock of navy blue which she used and a shoulder only daughter Robert Peterson Mr. Bridges Bridges and Mrs.
After Mr. Mrs. for C. where expect their home. April MOORESVILLE: was hostess to the Friendly Eight club on Friday night, entertaining at her home.
Rook was played with Mrs. Houston Westmoreland winning high score prize and Mrs. Robert Blakely low score. Sandwiches, cake, and tea were served. Entertaining at her home Mrs.
C. Fred Clark was hostess to the members of the Kill Kare Klub Friafternoon. Bridge was played. Miss Lynda Templeton won the was presented Mrs. S.
H. Price. high score prize, and the club gift Two tables of bridge were in play on Friday afternoon when the members of the Contract club and invited guests met with Mrs. Thad Lowe at her home. The hostess served light refreshments.
The members of the A. B. T. club and invited guests met with Mr. and Mrs.
J. R. Allison at their home Friday night. Four tables of rook were in play, with Mrs. E.
E. Bailey winning high score prize among the ladies and George Upright winning among the men. Bingo was called by Mrs. Paul Ashburn. A salad course and sweets were served.
The W. C. Johnston home was the scene of a social affair Friday night when Mr. and Mrs. Johnston entertained the members of the Ace of Clubs at a dinner-bridge party.
Mrs. Neel, Stewart and H. W. Rogers made high score among the ladles and men, respectively, Misses Minnie Laura Brown, Eloise Cranford, and Millie Moser were hostesses Tuesday night when they entertained at the latter's home in honor of Miss Rachel Hartness, bride-elect. Prior to the playing of several progressions of rook, refreshments were served.
Mrs. David Lowrance won high score prize and Miss Rachel Hartgess made low score. The honoree was presented a lingerie shower. Mrs. Nathan Caskey, recent bride, was presented a piece of silver in her chosen pattern.
The faculty members of the Mount Mourne school entertained at a dinner party at the Avon Grill Friday night, guests being the memA bers of the Mount Mourne school committee, their wives and others. The second annual banquet of the Mooresville Woman's club was held at the Commercial hotel Tuesday evening. After the program, Mrs. Clyde Price, guest speaker of the evening and district president, of Hickory, installed new officers. The officers are as follows: President, Mrs.
Johnston, first' vice president, Mrs. Loy Thompson; second vice president, Mrs. Leroy Campbell; corresponding secretary, Mrs. Robert Cook: recording secretary, Mrs. Joe Thompson; treasurer, Mrs.
Pratt Brawley. Mrs. Price was accompanied to Mooresville by her sister. Miss Nell Fox. Delegates to the State convention which will be held in Winston-Salem 7-9, are Mrs.
W. C. Johnston, Mrs. Leroy Campbell; alternates, Mrs. Loy Thompson and Mrs.
Don Harris. Rogersbecame SALISBURY. April 26. Miss Rogersbecame the bride of Wade G. Rogers Sunday afternoon, April 13, at Oak Grove Methodist church, Rev.
C. W. Avett officiated. A light blue dress and hat, navy accessories and a shoulder bouquet of pink rosebuds was the bride's costume. She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. J. H. Raybon of China Grove, Route 1, and attended Belmont High school. Mr.
Rogers is the son of Mr. and Mrs. J. F. Rogers of Mooresville, Route 3.
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NORWOOD, April 26. The As You Like It Book club met at the home of Mrs. L. E. Dry evening.
Three new Wednesdrs. James Rees. Mrs. Burgin C. McGinnis, and Miss Ruth Norwood, were taken into the club.
After several progressions of rummy, Mrs. James Rees was awarded high score prize, and bingo prizes went to Mrs. H. R. Waters.
Mrs. John Poplin and Mrs. A. J. Heilig.
The hostess served ice cream and cake and fruit juice. Mrs. R. S. Sims, Mrs.
G. J. Watson and Mrs. Lee Ballard were hostesses to the members of the Norwood Garden club at the home of Mrs. Ballard Friday afternoon.
The guest speaker was Mrs. Snuggs of Albemarle. Refreshments were served. Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Mabry entertained at their home at a wiener roast in honor of the members of the Norwood school faculty. The evening was spent roasting wieners. Ice cream and cake was also enjoyed.
The senior class of the Norwood High school enjoyed a wiener roast Tuesday night, given by the class mascots, little Miss Wanda Russell and Master Joe Lentz. at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Lentz. Games and contests were also enjoyed.
Hatchell-Raiford. DILLON, S. April morning, April 20, Miss Ida Mae Raiford and James F. Hatchell were united in marriage at the home here of the bride. A program of nuptial music was rendered by Mrs.
W. H. Creech of Selma, sister of the bride, pianist, and Miss Dorothy Jean Creech of Selma. niece of the bride, vocalist. Rev.
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