Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1947-05-16
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MISS JAMIE MARIAN GRAHAM IS WE'D
M JAMES E. GARRELL IN LORIS CEREMONY

MISS JtlilC 4 (op,oo
Joris became the bride OF James
f. Carroll of Tabor City IN q q
bo,ntiful ceremony solemnlzed
sunday afternoon, May 11th' :. at
: o'clock at the Loris Methodist
church Rev. b. C. Gleaton, pas
Tor of the church. officlated using
the double ring ceremony.
Southern palms and garland
le,yes formed a background Tor
the fourteen. seven brancheo
candlebra, holding burning catne-
dral tapers. Interpressed through,
ont this graceful setting were tau
floor baskets of white gladlol'
Glys of the valley, roses ana cur
nations -, ,,s;o
vas rendered by Mrs. Jennings
Hardwick, organist, .. ID. 1000
Miss Moreno Hardwick and MISS
Wanda Causey, vocalists; MIR;
Todd sang, 80 Promise Me" and
because" Miss Hardwick sang
." Love Thee" and "At Dawnlng.,
Miss Causey and Miss Hardwlc I,
sang as a duet 81 Love You Truly,
Mrs Hardwick's program includ-
cd clair de Lume." "Shuberts
Serenade," "Always" and moon
light Sonata ,.,
The bride entered the church
with her father, James Q. Ora
ham,. ST., who gave her in mar
riage She was lovely in her wed
ding Gown of white satin, with a
sweetheart neckline. The nodded
bodice was trimmed with seed
pearls, and had long sleeves with
pointed cuffs, and the full skirt OF
marouesette extended into a long
train. Her three tier veil OF Drl.
Ial illusion fell from crown OF
seed pearls. She wore a seed
pearl necklace and pearl ear
rings. Her flowers were an arm
bouquet of white lily's of the val
lev centered with an orchid.
Mrs. James @. Graham, ST.,
who attended her daughter as
dean of honor, wore an aqua DIN
ner dress decorated with white
seed pearls. She wore white eve
Ming gloves and carried pink
rose bouquet, tied with an aqua
bow. She wore two white Or
cAidS in her hair.
The brides maid of honor was
Miss Catherine Causey who wore
a lavender dress of marquisette.
modelled with q sweetheart neck
line and short sleeves. The skirt
was full with ruffles down the
front extending TO the back of the
fitted waist. Her hat and gloves
were of lavender and she carried
an arm bouquet of yellow roses
tied with lavender ribbon. Her
only ornament was a pair of seed
pearls.
Bridesmaids we're Miss Cathe-
rine Scruggs of Rutherfordton,
Miss Anne Dean Brown of Bel
ton, Miss Fannie Thomas of Lo-
ris. Miss Dot Brown of Loris,
Mrs. Harry Bufkin of Nichols and
and Miss Helen Shoptaw of Sa-
vannah, Ga. They wore dresses
of yellow, pink, and aqua styled
on identical lines of the maid Of
honor. Their hats and gloves mat
ched their dresses and they carried
arm bouquets of gladioli. Their
ornaments were pearls.
Little Miss Linda Parker was
flower girl. She wore a dress of
white satin styled identical on the
lines of the brides. Her veil was
of bridal illusion and she carried
4 basket of roses. Her ornament
was a pair of pearls.
The bridegroom had as his best
man, Edwin Hickman of Tabor
City. Ushers were Maurice Ora
ham, James Graham and Henry
Hughes of Loris; Morris Carroll,
Billy Carroll and Billy Dorman of
Tabor City.
The bridegroom's mother wore
suit of blue gabardine with
which she used white accessories.
Her flowers were shoulder cor.
sage of white roses.
Immediately following the cere-
mony the bridal couple greeted
their friends and received con-
gratulations in the vestibule of
The church. In the early evening
they left for a wedding trip to
Tennessee. For travelling the
bride wore a suit of gray gabar-
dine with hlanl annaecnnion and