Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1953-06-03

formed Dy hdODl MIDI Wi Sofuoi,
assisted by Rabbi David Kaush.
The church was beautifully dec
Grated with white lilies, gladiolas
and palms. Mrs. Helen Revelise
was pianist and MIR. Saul Kahn
was soloist. The wedding music
was as follows: Because" L Love
You Truley," Because You're
Mine"
The bride was given in marriage
by her father.
The Brides gown of nylon net
and chantilly lace was full length
and strictly traditional. The chant
lily lace over satin bodice was
complimentcd by sheer yoke of
nylon net. A froth OF nylon net
combined with flowing chantilly
lace panels formed the full skirt.
The mist like bridal cap of chant
lily lace was edged with tiny seed
pearls and SequinS with the nylon
net veil of finger tip length.
The bride carried a white bible
covered with a spray of orchids
and small flowers
The Maid of Honor was Miss
Rochelle Simon, sister off the bride
While the bridesmaids were Miss
Ruth MUSnaw, cousin Of the bride.
OF Whlteville and Miss Marilyn
Tolochko, former roommate of the
bride of Atlanta, Georgia.
Mr.. Ginburg had as his best
man his brother MIR. J. Kenneth
Ginburg.
UShers were Mr.. Morton Lefkoff.
cousin of the bridegroom, of AT
lanta, Georgia; Mr. Morris Mos
kow, cousin of the bride, OF Wash
lnston, d. c.; Mr.. Richard CARRIER.
Atlanta, Georgia and Mr.. Bennett
ONman, Atlanta. Georgia.
The maid of honor wore a two
toned pink gown OF nylon net over
taffeta with matching hat ana
mittS. She also wore a strand Of
oCarlS, gift OF the bride and car
ned bouquet of pink carnations
nd orchid aStcrS.
The two bridesmaids wore
Gowns OF two-toned lavender and
...O-tOncd blue with matching hats
and mitts. They carried bouquets
similar to the maid of honor's. The
bridesmaids also received a stand
of pearls, a gift of the bride.
The brides mother wore a bal
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lily lace over taffeta. Her hat.
gloves and shoes matched her
gown. She wore a purple throated
orchid.
me brideGcoom's mother wore
I dress of beige chantilly lace over
Eta ana NDre hat. shoes and
cloves TO match. On her shoulder
ne wore = bronze turoated orchid.
For her going away outfit Mrs.
IlnburS Wore a mauve silk sham
;ung trimmed with small seed
)earlS while her accessories were
white. She carried d small pearl
and gold handbag and wore the
orchid from her bible.
Mrs. Ginburg was graduated
from the WomanS College of the
University of North Carolina with
a Bachelor of Science degree in
Distributive Education. Among her
campus activities was advertising
manager and business manager of
The Carolinian, the college news
paper: member of the Inter-Faitb
Council; treasurer of Hillel: mem
Der of Sigma Alpha. honorary
scholastic business fraternity
member Of Cana Alpha. camvu:
Business fraternity: member O
lntcrlm-COuncil for North Caro-
lima student legislature.
CDon graduation from w. c. L.
n. {. Mrs. Ginuurg entered The
RoSouce Training Squad of Rech'.
Inc. of Atlanta. Georgia. and was
associated with them until hcI
marri..-
-. { ntdrg attended the Uni
.,Ts e." C. CrsG-;a in Athens. Geo
r"i. for ,wm u. rs n, was adj
"tSd from the Atlanta Division of
tie University with d Bachelors
ifSsee in Business Administration
WH:!c Intending the University
= was a member of the Alpha
Pm! Omega fraternity; and a mem
Der o. Tan Epsilon Phi. social
fraternity of which he was presi-
dent of his pledge class. At the
Atlanta D;,.;e;,,, l. ,,...- - -t