The Wilmington morning star., 1947-11-22
Barbara Hitchcock
Curtis w. Salyer
Marry In Warsaw

WARSAW. Nov. 21.-On Sat-
urday afternoon, November Is,
in quiet and simple ceremony
at her home, Miss Barbara Hitch
cock, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
William Henry Hitchcock, of
Warsaw, was married to Mr..
Curtis William Salyer, son of R..
E. Slayer and the late Mrs.
Slayer, of Lynch, Kentucky, with
the Reverend Eugene H. Clarke,
pastor of the Warsaw Presbyte-
rian Church, officiating and US
ing the double ring ceremony.
Bridel arrangements of white
gladioi and fern were placed on
the mantel and on either side of
the fireplace were floor stand
ards of burning tapers and palms.
Miss Harriet Hitchcock, sister
of the bride, lighted the candles
and Mrs. J. E. Williams present
ed a program of nuptial music
prior to and during the cere-
mony.
The bride wore for her we'd
ding a medium blue wool suit
with black accessories and a
shoulder corsage of red roses.
Mrs. Hitchcock, mother of the
bride wore light blue with cor
sage of white carnations.
Mrs. Salyer after graduating
from Warsaw High School at
tended East Carolina Teachers
College at Greenville.
Mr. Salyer attended school in
his hometown and Blue Ridge
Episcopal school at Bristal Va.
After serving three years in the
United States Marine Corps he
played professional baseball and
came to the Warsaw Red Sox
this past summer from Colds
boro. He is at present employed
with Thompson Electric Com
pany Raleigh.
WARSAW PIT A
The Warsaw Parent-Teachers
Association held its November
meeting on Tuesday evening at
the High School with the Presi-
dent, Mrs. M. A. Smith, presid-
ing.
Mrs. Stacy Britt, publicity
chairman, was in charge of the
program and introduced Mrs.
Kathleen P. Snyder, Home Eco
nomics teacher, who presented a
most interesting program, as
sisted by the F. H. A. local club.
Mrs. Snyder explained briefly
the Future Homemakers of
America. Miss Claudia Carlton
began the program by leading
responsively the reading of the
First Corinthians Thirteenth
Chapter, followed by the Lords
Prayer and singing "America".
Miss Jean Miller, president of
the local F. H. A. Club, assisted
by Miss Martha Anne Smith,
secretary, and Miss Laura West,
page formally initiated the new
members of the club in an i'm
pressive candlelight ceremony.
Mrs. Snyder had the stage at
tractively decorated in the club
colors, red and white.
During the business session
which followed Mrs. Smith heard
reports from all committees. In
the recent membership drive
prizes of $500, $500, and $1.00
went to the following rooms in
the Grammar School for getting
the most P-TA memberships:
Mrs. J. M. Jenkins sixth grade,
Mrs. Eleanors Nc Colmon's Sec
ond grade and Mrs. Mcgees fifth
grade. The membership drive has
not been held in the High School.
In the room count Miss Lenora
Womack's third grade and Miss
Jewel Horne's seventh grade
each with nine parents present
received a $1.00 each. Mrs. Stacy
Britt, local Girl Scout Troop
committee chairman, appealed to
the P-TA to sponsor the newly
organized troop.
Following the business session
patrons were invited into the
home economics department
where Mrs. Snyder a nd her girls
held a delightful silver tea and
display of arts and crafts.