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Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02
Byrnes ir ToIiau Uzsilei-
dxia Sovietams
TEISINGA TAXA" Tx TUSTI ZODZIAI

teisinga taika, pradejo gle
doti savo reikalavima is
versti Ispanijoj Gen. Fran
co vyriausybe. Ir kai jis
liausis to reikalaves, visi
pradziugs kad Maskva 'nu-
sileido' ir uz tai reikia jai
pavesti rytu Europa.
Savo kalboje Molotovas
kalbedamas apie Gen. Fran
CO, issireiske: ''Tos salys
kurios ejo j kara Hitlerio
puseje turi butt nubaustos
uz ju valdovu nusizengi-
mus. Be abejo ir Byrnes
tam plojo, bet niekas neis-
dryso prasitarti kad ir
pats Molotovas su Hitleriu
pasirase karo sutartis ir
su juo isvien kariavo, todel
ir sovietu vadai turf butt
pasodinti ant kriminalistu
suolo.
Molotovas sutiko su Byr-
mes pasiulymu kad visas
sutartis priimant reikalin-
ga dvieiu trecdaliu ia su-
tarti liecianciu saliu balsV.
Atmetimui ka kit siulys,
isrodo, Molotovas lures sau
reikalinga viena trecdali
balsu, ir bus priimama tik
tokios salygos kokios Mas
kvai patiks.
Neisileis uz uzdangos
Molotovas nesutinka ne
tik SUI kuo kitu bet net su
tue kad tose salyse kurios
buvo Hitlerio puseje, Ame-
rika ir Anglia ar kas nors
kitas turetu teise ineiti ir
tureti biznio rysius. Refs
kia, viskas turi butt palik-
ia grieztoje Rusu kontrole-
je, sukomunistinimuf if vi
siskam pavergimui If
viso to akivaizdoje, Prezi-
dentas Truman kalba apie
prisilaikyma Atlantic Car
terio ir mazQ pavergtu tau
tu teisiu.
Rusija pasirodo visapu..
siai laimi, mes be to kad jai
liks tos salys valdyti, j dar
gauna milziniskas sumas
karo nuostoliu atlyginimu,
tue tarpu kai Amerika il
Anglia nereikalauja nieko
Dunojaus naudojima vi.
sal Molotovas uzdraudzia
iskelti, jis gall palikti tik,
tai Rusijos zinioje.
Keliu mazu tautu atsto'
val pareikalavo paprastos
didumos balsu, Molotovas
JUGS uzatakavo apkaltinda'
mas jog tai esas jq suokal
bis Russia apgauti.
Australijos atstovas kon
ferencijos atidarymo kal
boje pasisake uz mazu tau
tn reikalus, bet ka ia j
kalba reiskia ir kick j nu
svers? Keturi didieji visk;
pagamins ir nuo ju sutarl
mo viskas priklausys.
Ar tai bus teisinga tai
ka, ar pavergtos salys at
gaus savo nepriklausomy
bes Amerikai nesvarbu, 10
! atstovas tik rupinasi pas:
rasvti "taikos' sutartis
palikti Taika isgedinta, al
ieista, bolseviku malonel: e,:
Gal kick susikirs vella
uz Vokietija If Austrl]
bet Xxi tol .Maskya parut
kita klasta Amerika If Al
gliia apgauti.
Dirva = Field. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1915-current, 1946-08-02

Prancuzijoje pokarini at
sigaivinima pradejo truk-
duti industriniai streikai.
Darbingumas buvo prade-
jes gerai pakilti, bet strei-
kai vel viska nuslopins.
Streikai ir darbininkQ
neramumai taipgi siaucia
Italijoje. Kurie name kad
ivedimas respublikos duos
ka geresnio nesulauke to.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11
Nine Men Tried
In Mayors Court

Nine men were tried and fined
in Mayors court, last week, by
Mayor C. O. Parsons.
Those tried were Coy A. Lew
is, Smethport, driving with i'm
proper lights; $40 and costs; Rex
lie B. Woodie, Wagner, and L. r.
'Stansberry, Jefferson, charged
with speeding, $40 and costs, each;
Claude E. Hodges, Smethport,
drunken driving, $50 and costs;
Lewis Johnson, West Jefferson,
public drunkenness, $40 and costs.
Everett Lambert, West Jeffer-
son, public drunkenness, $40 and
costs; John Weaver, Jr., West
Jefferson, $40 and costs; DR.. Jo-
seph Tucker, Tuckerdale, possess
sion of illegal liquor and carry
ing concealed weapon, fined $40
and costs and $50 and costs, re-
spectively; and Mont r. Lewis,
address unknown, driving with
out an operators permit, $40 and
costs.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11
REVIVAL is HELD
AT FOSTER MEMORIAL

A daily vacation Bible school
and revival are now being con-
Quoted at Foster Memorial Pres
byterian church. In the Bible
school, Dan Thomas, of Knox
vile, Tennessee, is teaching the
juniors, Miss Irene Baldwin is
teaching the primaries, and the
beginners are being taught by
Mrs. Kirby Little and Miss Max
inc Carter, The Bible school
commencement will be on Satur-
day night at the regular night
meeting.
Rev. Harlan Gruver is deliv-
ering some fine and inspiring
messages at the night services,
so everyone is urged to attend
these last meetings. The revival
will close on Sunday night, July
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11
Obituary
Orpha Blackwell Mcneil

Orpha Blackwell Mcneil was
BORN in Repass, Va, on Septem-
Der 20, 1911 and died at Ashe Me-
mortal Hospital, Jefferson, on
June 81, 1916. She was the
daughter of Rachel and Samuel
Blackwell, of Beckley, w. Va.
She was preceded in death by
ler father and brother.
She is survived by her hus-
band, Worth w. Mcneil, of Idle
wild; her mother, Mrs. Rachel
ellison; three sisters, Mrs. By
:um Gray, Mrs. Raymond Smith
nd Mrs. Carl Densmore, all of
3eckley, w. Va.
She professed faith in Christ
arly in life, joined Pine Swamp
Methodist church and lived a de-
|oted, consecrated Christian life.
Her home was her joy and
pride. She was a devoted wife,
a wonderful neighbor. Above all
she wanted her home and COM
munity to be Christian.
We hope her passing will bring
her loved ones and friends closer
to Him." Our Saviour. We don't
have words to express our hearts
in these hours. We will submit
ourselves unto One who is able to
bind up our broken hearts and
make frail bodies new.
Orpha leaves a host of rela-
tives and friends to mourn their
loss, which is her eternal gain.
Funeral was held at Pine
Swamp church on Sunday after
noon at 200. Rev. C. L. Green,
of Purlear, N. C.. was in charge,
assisted by Rev. Ralph Miller, of
North Wilkesboro.
A very large crowd of relatives
and friends attended. There was
also beautiful floral offering.
Flower girls were: Joan Shep-
nerd, Lenna Sue Blackburn, Max
inc, Leuna and Anna Fay Church,
Edith, Reta, June and Joy Hart
zog, Ruby Johnston, Reba Phil
fps, Adine Craft and Wanda Nc
CURE.
Pallbearers were R. F. John
ston, T. c. Shepherd, w. M.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11
Last Rites Held
Sat. For Francis

Last rites for Eli Francis, II,
who died at his home at Crump-
Ter, June %, were held at the
Chestnut Hill Methodist church
Saturday morning. Rev. William
Crummett and Rev. w. H. Cald-
well, of Sparta, officiated and in
terment was in the Chestnut Hill
cemetery.
A former teacher in the Ashe
county schools he is the son of
the late Elizabeth Blevins Fran
els and Robert Francis.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs.
Fannie Francis; two sons, Rob-
ert, of the Merchant Marines; and
Osborne, of Crumpler; three sis
ters, Mrs. c. H. Billings, Mrs.
M. F. Carter, Mrs. H. M. Blevins;
and one brother, Roby Francis.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11
REUNION HELD BY
GRAPHICAL FAMILY

A family reunion was held June
% at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
7. j. GRAPHICAL.
Out-of-town guests included
Mr. and Mrs. James GRAPHICAL
and daughters, Mary, of Virginia,
and Dorothy Ann, of Cochran
vile, Pa; Mr.. and Mrs. Nolan
Triplett and sons, Joe and Ray,
of N. Wilkesboro; Miss Nell Gray
beal, of Buena Vista, Va, Mr..
and Mrs. Charles D. Tolley and
Charlotte Frances, of Tyler, Tex
as; Miss Doris GRAPHICAL, of
Jonesboro, Tenn; Miss Pearl
GRAPHICAL, of Boone; and Capt.
Robert Snyder, of Shouns, Tenn.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11

a weakling."
ooh, you're going to lick me?'
He flung his head back and boom
ed his amusement. Cali five feet
two of your"
Delightful five feet two, jim
my. Oh, go ahead and laugh.
But when it's over I'll be doing
the laughing, not you"
He snapped into attention.
''Now look, Sally, you know darn
ed we'll that 1 gave you fair warn
ing"
Yes, Jimmy, 1 know. That's
why l came to give you fair warm
ing. Tit for tat, as the saying
goes"
"How gracious of you"
But it's the last gracious thing
I intend to do, my pet. You see,
no one has ever yet got away
with hurting Sally Alliston, and
no one ever shall. You're going
to come crawling back to me,
Jimmy. And do you know what?
When you do I'm going to kick
you right in that handsome face
of yours"
81 tremble with fear"
you're right to do just that,
Jimmy darling. BY the way,
when Mike sobers up, you might
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Is 2NEzs&;i;z :; 49, =: s:;!:=z ::

tell him that I've got my job back.
Only a fool runs out on a prob
lem, Jimmy, and I've stopped be-
ing a fool. Mr.. Perkins would
like to have you back in the fold:
too"
"Only fool gets within kick
ing distance" he said cannily.
''Too bad you can't stay any long
err"
There will be more than
enough time, Jimmy, pet. We're
both young, aren't WEI"
For some reason her manner
disturbed him, and long after she
had gone he stood thoughtful in
the middle of the room. Mike
was sound asleep, snoring, so jim
my couldn't talk things over with
him, a fact he regretted. Talk
ing things over with Mike had
always helped. Then he remem-
bered Dronda had implied she
loved him, and his uneasy feeling
gave way to one of modest JOY.
A bone was better than nothing,
wasn't it?
Morning, beautiful and SUM-
shiny, yet Mary Alliston was
glum, irritable, depressed. Moth
ing to look forward to but years
and still more years of. work
unless Grandfather Jethrup de-
cided to pension her off as gen.
erously as he had Miss Whoops.
When she went downstairs she
found Roger waiting for her in
the kitchen, an armful of flowers
clasped against his bosom.
Roger, you had no right to
pick those flowers. They belong
to the Jethrups'.'
Huh, they won't miss 'em
Grandfather Jethrup hates 'em,
and Philip, he don't care for any
thing any more. You're looking
very beautiful, Mary
Mrs. Alliston, Roger. Come
out the flowers in the sink and
get out to the garage. Morning
s no time for visiting. There is
! work to be done"
He stumped indignantly over to
he sink and dropped the flow
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11

Blackburn, R. ]. Hartzog, James
Mcneil and Lonnie Owens.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11

RS into it. ''Hmphp he snorted.
You're just sore because the
Wedding amt going to be held
lere in the house."
II refuse to discuss the matter
With you, Roger. You forget your
)lace. I am housekeeper here,
nd you are but the chauffeur. !"
81 got seniority, though"
eyes, Roger, you have senior
ty, if that gives you any pleas
ire. And what good will that do
you? Well all be sent packing
n few weeks"
"Huh?"
She was elated when she saw
lis face fall. eyes, Roger, you
10 we'll to look Mortified. A new
mistress is coming, and new
orooms always try to sweep
clean"
catherine Wingate wouldn't
fire me. Heck, I taught her how
70 play tennis, I did. I taught
ner and Philip and Sally"
you'll see," said Mary Allis-
ton darkly.
Thinking, lots of it, had to be
done in a relatively short period
of time. Mary Alliston had been
almost bowled over when Grand
father Jethrup, looking like
Mephistopheles, had announced
the imminent marriage of his son
to Catherine. She'd thought she
would have more time; she'd
thought that Sally had been fair
ly successful with Philip. Sally!
Her eyes shot forth fire as she
flung herself out of the kitchen
without bothering to make the
coffee. The girl had betrayed
her!
Good morning, Mrs. Allis-
ton"
Catherine Wingate, looking
lovely and cheerful, came slow
ly across the lawn. Her shoes
were wet from the dew, her face
rosy with love. cts such a beau
tiful morning, isn't it,"
I'm glad you think so, Miss
Wingate."
The girl gave a short, happy
laugh. Come, Mrs. Alliston, lei
oygones be bygones. I hold nc
5rudge against you.'
The generous victor! Mrs. AL.
;iston ground her teeth with fury
What had got into Sally? A per
son with half an eye could tel
hat Philip was in love with her
Grandfather Jethrup had seer
it.
Was Sally a fool?
well, Mrs. Alliston, what dc
you say? Are we friends OF
foes?"
(TO Be Continued
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to express our appre>~
citation and thanks to the Amer.
lean Legion and to the many
friends who took part in the ME-
mortal Service of our husband
and son, Pvt. Charles III. Walters,
ST., June 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Walters,
Mrs. Charles H. Walters and saws
and family,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11
FIVE ASHE MEN
GIVEN DISCHARGES

During the past week the Ashe
county men listed below have re-
ceived honorable discharges from
Military Service, according to rec
ords at che Selective Service Of
flee, here.
George A. Burgess, West JEFF
ferson; Lonford R. Miller, Idle
wild; Jessie James Moretz, Fleet
wood; Edwin A. Greer, Ball; and
Emerson z. Roark, Creston.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11
want drink" Jimmy in
quired conversationally.

That brought her back to
earth. She shook her head de-
cidedly, looking cute as her bru-
nette curls bobbed and swung.
ooh, no, my pet, I'm going to
keep a clear head when I'm
around you"
Don't give yourself airs, Sal
ly. What makes you think I'd
be interested in you, drunk or
sober?"
I'm glad you're tough, jim
my. 1t would be no fun licking
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PAGE SEvER
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Barr aT1@-
bounce the birth of a daughtEEs,
Sara Elizabeth, July 1, In the AShss
Memorial hospital. Both motheEs
and daughter are doing nicely
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11

Guests from Fig included: Mr..
and Mrs. Bruce GRAPHICAL and
family; Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Gray
beal, Hazel Dean and Mary, and
H. H. Brown.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank our many
friends and neighbors for their
kindness and thoughtfulness dur
ing the death of our dear father
and husband, Wiley Poe, also for
the many beautiful flowers. May
God bless each and everyone.
Dema Poe and children,
Kenneth, Bernell and
Wiley, Jr.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1946-07-11

Side shoots on tomato plants
may be used as a ready source of
plants for the fall garden.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-12
JUNIOR MISS"
TO BE PRESENTED
BY STAGE GROUP

Final trials for parts in the
next production of the Key West
Players. ''The Night of January
the 10TH" will be held tonight at
the Barn Theatre at 3 o'clock.
The stage group has decided to
present Junior Miss" as its pro-
duction after The Night of jan
uary the 18TH. Trials for this
play will be held Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Burt Gar
nett, 1918 South street. Garnett
IL president Of the organization.
Younger members of the Play
ers have been anxious to present
Junior Miss" for some time
since they learned their parts in
the laugh-packed comedy this
year only to have their presenta-
lion stymied by the polio epidem-
ic. Joseph Lazarovici will direct
Junior Miss"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-12
Not impressive

A distinguished visitor to a
lunatic asylum went to the tele-
phone and found difficulty in
getting his connection. Exasper-
ated. he shouted to the ex-
change:
Look here, girl, do you know
who l ann"
mo" came back the calm re-
plv, "but l know where you
are"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-12
$1,000 LOST FROM BELT

READING, Pa.-Three days
after Mrs. Josephine Balla, a,
placed $1,000 in a money belt
she wore continuously, she re-
ported to police that the money
was gone. Her only explanation
was that she was a sound
sleeper"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-12
VERY CLOSE

LOS ANGEL S.-Pamela
Baker and Leonard Begg are
very close first COUSINS. Pamela
was born at $50 a. m. to Mrs,
Virginia Baker, while Leonard
was born at 5:55 a. M, in the
same hospital to Mrs, Dorothy
Beff. The mothers are sisters.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-12

Argentina ranks with Canada
as one of the two most important
surplus food producing areas in
the world.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-12-12

"coma Vigil" is a condition of
continuous sleeplessness, associat-
ed with partial Inconsistencies.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-02
Club Dance Honors
Bridal Pair Friday

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Allison Cooper
and Mr.. and Mrs. a. A. Iollicoffcr
entertained Friday evening from II
till 2 o'clock at the West End Coun
try club AT Il dance hOnoring Miss
Mary Ann Cooper and J. Melville
Broughton, Jr
Al the ballroom door. Mr.. and Mrs.
j. a. Cooper and Mr.. and Mrs. 4. A.
LoiliCoifcr received the guests.
Throughout the ball room were
festive decorations of hcmlock. mag
nolia leaves and white chrySanthc-
NUNS. The punch table, covered
with Il green Organdy cloth. was at
tractivc in lis appointments of green
tapers and white chrySanthemums
Punch was served from the tive
punch bowls at each end of the table
by Mr.. and Mrs. {. NJ. Cooper. Miss
Mamie Smith. Mrs. II. r.. Chavassc
Miss Bessie Lee Aston, Mir. and Mrs
J. H. XoliicOffcr and Mr.. and Mrs
ErSkinC Clements and Mr.. and Mrs
joel i. Chcaiham.
Approximately three hundred
guests enjoyed dancing during the
evening with music being furnished
by the CarOlinianS under The dircc-
ton Of w. L. Hcaruc.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-02
MRS. MARVIN ASHLEY CoKER
Miss Annie Marshall LeMay Becomes
Bride Of Marvin Ashley Coker
MRS. MARVIN ASHLEY CoKER

Miss Annie Mar, hall LcMay,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Stephen
Thomas LcMay, of Henderson. be-
came the bride of Marvin Ashley
Cocker. Of Pleasant Hill. son of the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Davis
Cocker, Of Pleasant Hill. in uuict
ceremony of disn!fied beauty at the
First Baptist ChJrch in Henderson
n nine o'clock Sunday morning, De-
ccm5er |. Rev. +. Nurflcet Gard
Nor cfficiatcd ii the speaking of the
VOWS for the double ring ceremony.
Floor baskets of white chrysanthc-
mLms, gladioli and fern formed at
trac;ivc decorations fer The occasion.
Miss Eallic FRANK Mills, orsanist.
rendered a program Of nuptial music
prior 10 the ceremony and during
The ceremony she softly played, 20
Perfect Love" The traditional we'd
ding marches wore used.
The couple entered the church to-
gether and were unattended. Thu
bride wore sage green suit with Il
matching hat. She used lizard ac-
ccsSOricS and at her shoulder she
pinned a yellow orchid corSagc. She
carried the handkerchief used by her
mother on her wedding day.
Mrs. LcMay, mother Of the b:idr.
wore black dress and she used Il
Corsagc Of red loses. Miss Brownie
COkcr, sister of tho groom, also wor.
black dress and her corsagc was
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-02
Miss Mary Thompson
WEEDS EIIWood MosIey

Mr.. and Mrs. +. T. Thompson. o.
VickSbUro. today announced the
marriage ot their daughter. Mary.
10 Ellwood Thomas Moslcy. son of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. MoSlcy. Route ,
Henderson. The wedding was Solem-
nized on Saturday evening. Novcm-
Der lG. Il; 8 o'cloci at the home of
Rev. l.. {. Brothers. who was Off
cialing minister.
For the ceremony the bride wore
a blue suit with which she used
black accessories. She is a graduate
OF AycoCk high school.
Mr.. MCSley attended Middleburc
high school and was recently dis
charged from the army after serving
overseas for some time. He is now
i'm business with his father.
After a bridal trip 10 unannounc-
cd points the couple will make their
home with the brides sister. Mrs
J. b. Harris in Warrcnton.
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-02
Maxine Bum And Randolph Faulkner
Wed At First Baptist On Saturday

Simplicity and beauty marked the
private ceremony of the wedding of
Miss Lucy Maxine Bum, daughter
OF MIR. and Mrs. Glenn Howell Bum.
OF Henderson and james Randolph
Faulkner, OF Raleigh. son OF Mr.. and
Mrs. JONES GolcSpin Faulkner, of
Henderson. S"lcInrl"rd Saturday al
lcrnncn. November -. at six uclor:
IN the FIRST Baptist church in iicn.i
crS"n. Rev. T.. Nmilcct G"rt!nrr WI;
The officiating minister for ,iIr double
ring ceremony.
lhc church Wa t,i"fuiiy G"cp-
a,cd with magnolia leaves and deg
dCra cedar. Whit" burnin'. iLrrrs in
wrought non tandciabra lily il.
Illuminated The SCtiin".
Prior 1" lii" %p"a!;inI or til vuwr.
Mrs. Andrew j. Davis. orDanit. ron
drrcd u program al nupt.Ii II'r>ir.
Durin% the cC:Cm, ny. &.". bav.S
softly played. "LicD tra;:u." III
fractional wedding m?r"h."; we =
used for The professional and recess
Sinnal of the bridal couple.
The couple entered IN" c;,nrch in-
Scthcr and were unattended. For the
ccrmony the bride wore Il bccomiu
lightweight brown wool suit with
Henderson daily dispatch., 1946-12-02
Mary AnnCooper WEEDS i'm. Broughton, Jr.
In Formal Ceremony On Saturday Eveninq

Miss Mary Ann Cooper, dausllte..
If Mrs. James Wesley Cooper and
the late MIR. Cooper. Ot Henderson
and Joseph Melville Broughton. il.
son of former Governor and Mrs. J
Melville BrOusht0u. Of Raleigh, were
married III formal ceremony Sat-
urday evening, November 80. at
cisht-,hiriy O'clock in the church Of
the Holy lnnoccniS in Henderson.
lev. Ray Holder. rector Of Christ
Church III Raleigh. oiflciatcd.
WoOdwardla ferns formed an artiS-
TIC background for the altar dccura-
tons which consisted of standard
baskets OF white chrySanthcmumS
;ui brass ClnGelabGa holding burn
!nE cathedral caudicS.
Mrs. Idwayd +. Shaw. or.anist.
prcSidcC az IN" organ cunsuic and
p:C:c nicd Il program Of nupl!al mus
II which Included Prelude Chopin -.
ScrCnadc (SChUbcrt. Nocturnc in f.
(ChopmJ and Ave Maria (Gomod). .
Mrs. Thomas NJ. Hunter. SOLOS; OF
henderson. sang EntrCat Me Not To
Leave Thee (GOunCdD accompanies
ny Mrs. Shaw. During the rCadin. nj
the VOWS. Mrs Shaw softly PLAYED
The Lords Prayer Barnby) and 20
Perfect Love was sung by Mrs.
liCutSr following the bcncdiction.
The traditional Wedding marches
were used for the professional and
icccSs!snal al the bridal party.
TIL" bride. given in marriage by her
mclc. John D"wucy Cooper. OF Hen
Cc!$un, wore an original wedding
Gown IF IVORY duchess satin FASH
IunCd with yoke OF sheer marquis
cite outlined with motif of seed
pearls. The full skirt extended into
formal court tram and the full
length veil of sheer illusion fell from
> an imported cap of seed pearls. Her
bridal bouquc, was Of Eardcnias
conferred with an orchid and show
cred with satin ribbons and phalac-
nop$iS orchids.
attending the bride as maid of
h"u"r was her sister. Miss Harriet
Young Cooper. Mrs. Kenneth Clai-
borne Royal. Jr.. of Mcbanc. served
as matrOn of honor. Their gowns
Il aqua corded silk we're styled with
tight fitted bodlCcS with Sclf-trim-
med folds Of material across the
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req roses.
Mrs. Cocker attended the Woman's
College of The University of North
Carolina al Greensboro. She is an
active member of the Henderson
Wcman'S club and BPW club. At
the time of her marriage she was
deputy clerk of the superior court
OF Vance county.
Mr. Cocker, who served two wears
III Europe with the u. S. Army. is
now residing in Pleasant Hill where
he holds the position as Postmaster
III addition 10 operating a business
there.
After Il wedding trip TO an I'M
announced destination. the couple
will be al home in Pleasant Hill.
Among the out-of-tOwn guests
present for the wedding were Miss
Brownie Cocker, Romic Cokcr, Mr..
and Mrs. j. +. Daniel, all of Pleasant
Hill; Mr.. and Mrs. Monroe Coker of
kCn'y: Mr.. and Mrs. W. J. Coker, of
NaTrcnt.n: NJ. and Mrs. Nelson /.
bCwdcn, Mildred Hart Bowtlcn and
Brenda Ann BOwden. all of New
Fern; Mr.. and Mrs. {. F. Jones, and
franklin Jones. of Bennett: Major
end Mrs. r. ID. Huff, Of Fayetteville:
Mr. and Mrs. Alton r. LcMay, of
Raleigh: Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. Cur
rim and Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Rog-
CrS. all Cf Oxford.