davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1955-07-09
architect Lou

Is1S.ooo: architect Louis p.
courembis.
Arlingwood Development Corp.
al Shady lane, Fails Church,
owner; dwelling at 3e37 Chester
brook road; cost. $4,000: archi-
tect. Leo Glenn.
Evening star., 1955-07-09
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 to 8

lew HAMPSHIRE GARDENSDe luxe romber in select location,
,fee GE kitchen "a bus big porch with oous
DR. Out New Homp Ave. University Lane left blk to
nne St. - aH4na
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Infants Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington Only
Toddler Boys 2.99 Cotton Suits,
sizes 2 to 4 4--.----- 200
I.99 Three piece cotton plisse
for sleep or play wear. includes
top. pants and booties 80. 100
Children's 4.99 Corduroy Jackets,
flannel lined, upper front; sizes
1 to 6 s -- 800
Boys 2.99 Checked Corduroy
0veraIls, Upper front; sizes 3
to 6 -.-----------------.-.2.0 200
fodder Girls 1888 Cotton Print
Dresses, sizes TO s. 100
fodder Girls S.9S TO 1888 Snow
Suit Sets; one-piece snow suit
with matching hat; broken size
range from ! to 4 400
fodder Boys 1888 Coat-Leg-
ging Hat Sets, light blue or yell
low: size / only --------40 400
6 Little Girls 2.99 Umbrellas,
DIllihS OI cOlAQo a-. AsSN
Toddler Boys I.99 Cotton Knit
Suits, sizes 2 to 4 ---- LOO
l.T9 Guiding Plush Toys Leo
2.99 to 4.99 Cuddly Plush Toys,
200
Boys I.49 All-White Shirts, long
sleeves: sizes s. to 6 ---- SOC
Boys and Girls 39c Socks, pas
tells and stripes; sizes 4 to 5ia.
I5c
2sc Separate Flannelette Pa
jana Pants with plastic feet,
sizes / to 3 $500 loc
Infants 4.99 Rayon Satin Crib
Comforts. Yellow gray or yel-
low green 100
Infants 2.99 Cotton Crib
Blankets. Pastels; rayon ribbon
binding; size 36x50 -.---1 1.99
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Handkerchief

Street Floor, Washington Only
la Women's LOO Handker-
chiefs, Swiss sheer, embroidered
initials, hand-rolled hens 59c
800 Mems 29c Handkerchiefs,
white linen, hemstitched hens,
l9c
800 Mems soc and Soc Handker-
chiefs, cotton with embroidered
initials, hand -rolled hens; also
T.V. initials in colors,
39c, or 8 for 100
800 Mems and WOmen's LOO
Handkerchiefs. MEMS: white
linen, regular or T.v. embroid-
cred initials. WOMEN'S: color
full Swiss sheer embroideries or
linen prints with hand rolled
hens ~ Soc; 2 for Leo
zoo Kiddies' 25c Handkerchiefs.
Christmas prints. scalloped
hems 2 for 100
'Pius Tax
Evening star., 1955-11-24
TOiIefries

Street Floor. Washington Only
Csc Bulk Bath Soap. Apple Bios
som, Pine or Cleansing Cream
types. is cakes -----l LOO
69c Towney Lemon Shampoo.
Richly blended from pure vege-
table oil, lemonated ~ 25c
100 Powder Mitts, generously
filled with fragrant busting
powder 4Sc*
$50 Romance" Cologne Spray.
Attractive bottle with 2 ounces
cologne ---- 65c"
$50 to 3.99 Lucite Hair Brush;
assortment; nylon bristles 69c'
'Plus Tax
Evening star., 1955-11-24
SpOrtSirear
Second Floor, Washington;
Street Floor Arlington

Second Floor, washington;
Street Floor Arlington
17.ss Wool Suits, famous, Cali
fornia make; assorted styles;
charcoal colors; sizes 1915 in
cluded --...----.. -- 1000
22.9S suede or Capeskin Jackets,
assorted colors; sizes 1916 IN
group - -.----~--------- INV
1893 Jumpers, woolens, Cali
fornia make; assorted colors:
broken size range --- 100
IO.ss-I4.9s Famous-make Skirts,
assorted styles and colors;
tweeds and plaids included;
sizes 1916 in group --- 500
s.9S Corduroy Jumpers, assort-
ed colors, broken size range .4.eo
25.0O-2s.9S Knit Suits. wool
chenille, assorted styles and
colors; sizes 1918 included, 1850
s.s9-5.ss BIouses, variety OF
STYLES, fabrics and colors; broken
size range ----------------- ~'S'
Evening star., 1955-11-24

Second Fso0r, Washington 0aly
10 Cotton Crepe Gowns: broken
range Of extra large sizes.
2 for 800
1888 Cotton Plisse Slips,
broken size range .- loo
6--5.9s Raynn ChaIlis Waltz
Gowns. broken size range 2.99
8-5.s9 Cotton PIisse Short Pa
jana Sets, broken size range,
400
50-5.9s Bouffant Nylon Petit
coats, broken size range ZOO
5O--4.99 Bouffant Petticoats.
polished cotton; broken size
range ~ loo
2--4.99 Cotton Short Pajamas.
broken size range 200
5--5.99 Cotton Short Pa ajamas,
broken size range loo
Evening star., 1955-11-24

Foundations

Second Floor, Washington
5O--s.9s Discontinued Figure
Builder" Girdles. Pink or white,
sizes IS and SO ----- 2,9S
25-5.95 Taperettes. White cot
ton eyelet: sizes 80 and "a, 2.9S
l5-35O-12.95 Corselettes. Broken
size range; pink or white,
1.00 to 500
IO0--5.00 GirdIes and Panties.
White nylon: puli-on style.
Small, medium, large 2.99
29-2.0O to 800 Discontinued
style Bras. White cotton and
rayon satin; broken size range,
l.49
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Juniors Wear
Floor washington

Second Floor Washington
S-898 Cotton Skirts. Broken
size range ----------------3. 800
10-22.9S Ray0n Dresses : A.OO
6--25.0O Wool Costumes 1A00
20--l4.9S to 22.9S Dresses. One
and 2 piece styles 500
6--29.98 Casual Cotton and
Dacron Flannel Dresses 200
20-7.9S to 1888 Wool Skirts,
500
30--5.9S Cardigan Sweaters.
Broken size and color range.
2,99
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Misses. WOMlen's
Dresses

Better Dresses Second Floor,
Washington. Arlington
Misses and WOmen's 17.98-25.O0
Dresses. Broken color and size
ranges -----A o.UV
Misses $500 1898 FormaIs 5.
Long or short styles; sizes 1915,
1900
Women's 1888 Silk Shantung
Suits. Dark colors, 2-piece;
sizes 1852 1890
Misses I1.98-29.98 Cocktail
Better Dresses. One and 2-piece
styles; dark colors; sizes 1920,
1900
Evening star., 1955-11-24
NecktceUr

Street Floor, Washington Only
30O--1.99 and 2.99 Scarfs. Rayon,
silk or satin. hand-rolled hens;
prints in longs and squares l.29
1859 Skirts, cotton prints
and tweed tones; full or
straight; broken sizes 1.99
15O-l.99 and 2.99 Sample Neck
wear, fill-in, Peter Pan and ~"
neckline collars; nylon, cotton.
pique and rayon satins - LOO
25--5.9S Tunic Blouses, cotton
broadcloth, button front, patent
leather belt 1.99
l75--59c Costume Flowers, pin
on or cluster styles 4 for 100
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Hosiery

Street Floor, Washington Only
122 Pairs "As Is" Sheer Nylons,
broken size and color range, Soc
So Pairs Misses Soc Ankle Socks,
pastels: broken sizes 1Oc
1Os Pairs Imperfects Of LBS
Sheer NyIons, sizes 81 to 10h,
59c
ss Pairs 7sc Corduroy Tub-un,s,
women's sizes ------------Ssc
Evening star., 1955-11-24
SiIt,eracssre

Street Floor, Washington Only
Piles Small Aluminium Trays
to hold sugar and creamer CSC
lass Silverplated Vegetable
Dish, slightly .dented -6.9S
plus tax
l--15.00 SiIEerplated Well and
Tree Platter, slightly dented.
7.50
plus tax
$3.50 English Silverplated Roll
Baskets, slightly dented 2.75
plus tax
36-l25 SilverpIated b aby
Spoons -.----- ----- SOC
Evening star., 1955-11-24
JelceIru

Street FL, Washington Only
10 "As Is" 200 Jewel Boxes,
l.00a
rs Pieces 2.O0 to 7.50 Jewelry.
100 to 5.00s
500 Cigarette Lighters Soc
$50 Pieces 100 Jewelry.
2 for I.00t
10 AS Is" 800 Compacts, 200"
IS Women's l.95 Stone Set
Rings -- 100"
'PlGs Tax
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Teens Wear
Fonrth Floor. Washinaton

Fourth Floor, Washington
$3.50 to 1888 Raincoats. For
pre-teens or teens 400
20--2.99 Stacks. Plaid trimmed
poplin: for pre-teens 99c
20-l.69 Plaid Cotton Sports
SHIRTS ----~ 69c
3-Printed Robes. Teens sizes,
500
25-Teens' 2.ss Plaid Sports
Snlrts ------- ~-~---- Ivy
S0-Teeils' e.9s Bluejeans
Slightly Irregular CSC
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Handbags

Street Fl. Washington Only
$500 to 7.95 Handbags.
Leathers and fabrics 3.S9'
l50--Women's 500 to 400
Leather Belts 200
3-Women's 1900 Leather Fitted
Dressing Cases sos"
l5-l0.s5 to l2.s5 Leather Bags.
1885,
25--7.S5 Corde Bags 5.99s
sPlus Tax
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Girls Wear

Fourth Floor, Washington
2O-Pre-teens' 2.ss Slips. Nylon
taffeta ...----. 1.99
4O-Girls' 500 to $50 Dresses.
Prints and solids ------ 2.SS
2O-GirIs' 2.s9 Leather Pocket
books -.-..---------1.99 1.99
tplus taxi
4O-GirIs' 400 Nylon Tricot
Slips. White ------------- 2.ss
zo-5.9s Wool Sports Jackets.
Broken size range ------- 2.S9
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Budget Dresses
Second Floor, Washington

SecORd FI0oT, WuSILlEgtUH
and Arlington
24--I4.S8 Casual Dresses. Cot
ton blends, rayons, rayon bro
cadeS; misses sizes 6.99
24-l7.98 Dresses. Casual types,
sizes 10 to l9 1900
30-S.9S Dresses. Misses and
half sizes; rayon and novelties,
500
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Notions

Street Floor Washington Only
Lot Plastic and other House.
n0lu items --. HJc
35-S9c Five Tier Blouse Racks,
39c
50--89c Plastic Cushion. Sets,
for dinette or kitchen chairs,
49c
25-2.S8 Plastic Door Hampers,
1.19
10 Packages 100 Wire Hat
Racks, 3 TO pkg. ----- Soc
50 Secs. 3.s5-4.5o Dressmaker
Shears 1.99
s5-1.9S Two-Way Stretch Cir
dies. broken sizes 69c
50-2.9s Reversible Terry Chaise
Lounge Covers ----~--- LIS
Evening star., 1955-11-24
GIOceS

Street Floor, Washington Onty
12s Pairs 200 to 500 Double
Woven Fabric Gloves. Novelty
styles. White, pink, navy. beige:
broken size range ----- Las
1877 Pairs Durene Cotton String
Gloves. White, ecru; small,
medium. large ~-----.--- l.Vo
6S Pairs $50 to 500 Leather
Gloves. Small sizes; black,
brown, navy ------------l.00
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Fabrics

Street Floor, Washington Only
3.s5 Black Velvet, assorted
lengths, 42~ wide. Yd. 1885
2.95 Impaired velveteen, mill
lengths, 10 colors. Yd. 1.79
LIS Cotton Corduroy, mill
lengths, assorted colors. Yd.,
79c
3.95-6.95 Fine Wool Coatings,
547 wide. Yd. 2.99
1000 Yds. Remnants of 49c to
79c Cottons, Yd. ----- 29c
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Linens. DO,,,esfics

Street Floor, Washington Only
e6 Secs. 2.4S Martex Tub Mats.
l.99
300--29c- -49c Napkins, linen,
cotton-rayon, etc. -.---- l0e
47--69c Bolster Cases, 42x63 Il
or 42x72" 59c
1000 Yds. 39c Imported Linen
Dish Toweling 3 yds. 100
29c-59c Famous-Make WASH
cloths. firsts. seconds 22c
6--S.95 Burlington Mills
"Chromspun" Spreads, full size,
4.99
IS Secs. 2.49 Mohawk Extra
Heavy Muslin Sheets, 8lxl08",
Type i40 - 1.89
So Secs. 1.S9 Mohawk Muslin
Sheets, extra heavy, Type 140.
53y99" I.l9
l00-l.69 Foam Rubber Pads,
l4xi4xi2@ ----....~ 99c
50-2.s5 Chenille Mat and Lid
Sets, assorted colors .---- 1.99
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Art Goods
D,'aperies
Curtains
sra FLOOR
WASHINGTON OnfB

20 Prs. 24.98 Ready-made Print
ed Draperies, fully lined. 3 pat
terms. assorted colors, 90 inches
long 1899
lS Prs. 1888 Ready made Dra-
peries, heavy textured fabric,
fully lined, assorted colors, 80
inches long 1l.99
40 Prs. 4.9S Cafe Curtains, ray
on failies, assorted patterns, So
inches long 2.8S
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Bedroom
Furnishings

Third Floor. Washington Only
l--37.50 Innerspring Mattress,
stitched prebuilt borders, fancy
woven ticking, twin size. soiled,
1875
l-37.50 Sylcon Box Spring,
fancy woven ticking, double
size, soiled 1878
l-52.50 Serta Smooth Top
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
ders, heavy woven ticking, dou-
BILE size, soiled 1886
l-35.5o Innerspring Mattress,
fancy woven ticking, Y size,
torn 1878
.1-52.50 Serta Box Spring, null
ti-coil construction. double size,
soiied - --- 26.75
l--49.50 Englander Innerspring
Mattress. firm type, s-oz. tick
ing, twin size, floor sample,
24.75
1--52.5o Serta $50" Coil Extra
Firm Mattress. heavy woven
ticking, twin size, soiled 1885
l--64.50 Innerspring Hollywood
Outfit. stitched proof bor-
der. fancy woven ticking, twin
size, floor sample 34.S8
l-59.5O Innerspring Hollywood
Outfit. striped ticking, twin size,
floor sample 1889
l-32.50 Serta Box Spring, extra
heavy woven ticking, twin size,
Soiled 1893
l--37.50 Box Spring, sturdy coli
construction, twin size, soiled
1875
1850 Scatter Sleeper Sofa,
removable back rest, blue uph..
floor sample .--. 24,75
l-74.50 Chest of Drawers, coral
mahog. yeneers, n. sample, 1899
Art Goods
Fourth Floor, Washington Only
4--l2.9S Modern Iron Hassocks,
damaged -- 6.9S
2S-3.98-I3.S8 NeedIepoint
Fleces e------ .---.--. 1.99-6.99
S4.9S Modern Iron knitting
STANDS ----.. --.----.~-----2.49
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Furniture


Fourth Floor. Washington Only
2-39.S5 Chest of Drawers,
maple or mahog. finished hard
wood. S drawers, marred 22.88
l-39.95 Dinette Table, Duncan
Phyfe style, mahog. veneers,
fnarred 1887
2-l9.95 TV Chairs, red plastic
covered seat, back, brass trim,
disc. style 1899
3-Irregs. 1895 Cocktail Tables,
hand-tooled leather tops, genu-
Inc mahogany woods, on cast
ers -4- 27.99
1--1l9.95 Wrought Iron Dinette
Set, so" table with glass top, 6
chairs. yellow plastic seats, 72.O0
l-4995 Lane Cedar Chest,
American walnut W terfalI
style - - 1885
4E49.95 Platform Rockers and
Arm Chairs, solid maple with
uph. seats, backs, reversible
cushions 1888
3--11.95 Solid Maple Coffee
Tables, Colonial disc. style 5.99
12-2.95 Folding Bridge Chairs,
channel steel frames. brown
plastic-covered seats 199
1-16.50 Commode Table, l.
drawer. brass pulls, mahog. fin
ished hardwood, fl. sample, 9.99
1-9.95 TV Snack Table Set,
carrying rack, metal tops, brass
trim -.4 4.97
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Mattresses,
BOT Springs

LoWer Lepel. Arlington Only
l--2s.50 Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, blue-white ticking,
double size ---------.- 1880
I-37.50 SyIcon Mattress, pre-
built borders. disc. ticking, dou-
BILE size 21.0O
1850 Englander Hair Top
Mattress, y size 27.00
l--29.50 Box Spring, disc. tick
ing, double size 1890
l-49.50 simmons "DeepsIeep"
Mattress, stitched prebuilt bor-
derS, twin size - 32.0O
1850 Innerspring Mattress,
rolled edges, blue-white ticking,
twin size -----~--- 1880
l--37.50 Foster Innerspring
Mattress, prebuilt borders, disc.
ticking, twin size 21.5O
1-37.50 Sylcon Mattress, ny
Ion reinforced ticking, twin
size ze--------.----. 2l.75
l-29.50 Box Spring. sturdy coil
construction, twin size 1893
l-37.50 Foster Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, twin
size - 80 - - 1895
1-37.5O Sylc0n Box Spring,
sturdy coil construction, twin
size 1850
lass Cricket Chair, brown
uph., mahog. finished wood,
floor sample 1895
l-17.95 Cricket Chair, yellow
uph., mahog. finished wood, $50
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Blankets. Pads

Street Floor Washington Only
rs Secs. 7.95 Beacon Blankets,
rayon-nylon, 72x84" 4.49
6-16.95 All Wool Blankets, Tx
80" 1889
6-l6.95 Kenwood Wool Blan-
kets, twin size Il.99
l2-5.95 Quilted Mattress Pads,
double size 2.99
6 Sees. sos Beacon Blankets,
nylon-rayon, 72x844 6.99
Evening star., 1955-11-24
Knit indies

Street FL, Washington Only
22--5.95 to 1895 Nylon Tricot
Gowns. Broken sizes and COLI
ors -----A 3.99
59--1.OO Nylon Tricot Briefs,
Q for 100
17--3.9S TO sos Nylon Tricot
Petticoats. Famous make --2.99
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
Ruby Lee Cansey And Nelson B. FouvIer
Speak VorVs In Lovely Church Ceremony

The Savannah Bluff Pentecos-
tai Holiness Church was the
scene of lovely wedding or
Tuesday evening, June 20 wher
Miss Ruby Lee Causey and Mel.
son b. Fowler spoke their wed,
ding vows. The Rev. J. r. Conn
performed the ceremony.
! A program of wedding music
was furnished by Mrs. +. {
Hull, Jr., of Charlotte, N. c.
pianist and Mrs. w. Z. Barnhill
vocalist of Conway.
Marshall Hooks of Loris serv
ed as best man. Ushers were
Robert and Milford Causey
brothers of the bride, Billie Barn
hill and Blonzie Jordan all o.
Conway.
Miss Verona Causey was h.,
sisters maid of honor, and Mrs
June Strikleeather was matro.
iof honor. They wore blue dresse,
and carried bouquets of pinl
,carnation. Miss Linda Bell o.
Wampee and Miss Pamela Stall
vey of Myrtle Beach were brides
maids. Miss Oleen Causey, sister
OF the bride, was junior maid
They all wore dresses of en-.
broidered net over taffeta fash
Toned with fitted bodice. ruffled
skirts and boleros. Little Mis-!
Debbie Stalvey of Myrtle Beach
wa flower girl. She wore a
dainty blue dress and carried a
lbaket of pink and rose petals.
| The bride entered with her
father of whom she was given il
marriage. She wore wedding
gown of lace and net over whit,
satin, fitted bodice, full length
sleeves and full gathered flool
length skirt. Her fingertip vel
was attached to a net cap stud.
! ed with pearls. She carried ;
white prayerbook covered witt
white satin and topped with ;
white orchid.
Mrs. Causey, mother of tn,
bride wore a dress of soft pinl
Inylon and a corsage of white car
nations. Mrs. Fowler, the groom:
mother, wore figured nylon anC
a corsage of white carnations.
i The church was beautiful,
decorated for the occasion j,
white gladioli, daises, NUNS ant
greenery.
j A reception was held at tn,
J, home of the bride immediatel
following the ceremony.
i Mrs. Fowler is the daughte
lof Mr.. and Mrs. r. F.. Causey O
5 Savannah Bluff.
The groom is Il son of Mr.. an
/ Mrs. o. J. Fowler of Loris.
| The young couple left for
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
Chevrolets Super TurboFire V8 with l80hp

You can spot this one by the twin tail
pipes. No matter what you drive, you're
going to see twin-exhauSt Chevrolets
pulling away-in traffic, on the toughest
hills, on the long straightaways.
-. Unless you have Super Turbo-
Fire VS"* of your own. And then you'll
know what it's like to pilot the car that
sets the pace for everything else-and
doesn't pause to read the price tags!
What makes the Super scat? Chew
rolet's superb valve-in-head V8, with
the shortest stroke in the industry, the
most power per pound, and the only
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

were draped with net showered
by lace medallions. Their orna-
ments were pearl and rhinestone
earrings, gifts of the bride. The
bridesmaids carried bouquets OF
pale pink carnations and white
gypsophila outlined with pink
satin leaves and steamers. Miss
Dennis flowers were like the
bridesmaids except the bouquet
also held blue delphinium.
The bridegroom's father serv-
ed as best man. Ushers were
Maxcy O'Tuel, brother Of the
bride, M. G. Warren, cousin of
the bridegroom, of Roseboro,
Maxcy Hicks, cousin of the
bride of New Zion, and Rufus
Warren of Fayetteville.
The mother of the bride wore
an aqua lace gown with match
ing mitts ana purple orchid
corsage.
Mrs. Maggie B. O'Tuel, pat
crnal grandmother of the bride,
lof Benncttsvillc was attired in a
light blue sheer dress with a
corSagc Of pink roses.
Mrs. Warren, mother OF the
bridegroom, wore a beige net
and lace gown with matching
Jacket and a purple orchid COR
sage.
Immediately following the
ceremony reception was held
In the adult assembly room OF
the church. During the evening
the newly weds left for a we'd
ding trip, to unannounced points
after which they will be at home
at Ash. For travelling the bride
changed TO navy linen dress
with large white collar and cuffs
She wore a small navy hat
with matching accessories and
the orchid lifted from her Bible
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
The bride was graduated from
Floyds High School and attend
led Brcnau College in Gaines
willie, Ga. for two years where
she was a member of Alpha CHI
IOmega, social sorority. She re-
ceived B. A. degree in ele-
mentary education from Column.
bia College in 1858. Since thai
time she has been a member Of
the Mullins Elementary faculty
The bridegroom was gradual.
ed from the Herring High Schoo
land N. c. State College in Ra.
leigh where he was pledged t.
Alpha Gamma Rho, social frat
: ernity. He served two years with
the U. S. Army spending eth.
teen month on Okinawa. He i
now teacher of Vocational Agri.
culture at Waccamaw Higl
iSchool, Ash.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
MISS ANNIE RUTH FOWLER
WEEDS V. r. BURROUGHS, TR.

Miss Annie Ruth Fowler,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Gordon Fowler of Tabor City,
and Nolley Reecc Burroughs, Jr.,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Volley
RRJe Burroughs, Sr., also OF
Tabor City were married in a
lovely ceremony at the home of
the bride, Friday, July l, at
-. m.
Attending were the immedi-
ate families and close friends OF
the bridal couple.
The living room mantle was
decorated with white flowers
bridal grecncry and tapers to
forW the setting for the cerc-
,m&y. Floor baskets of white
flowers were used on either side
with a satin knccling bench in
the center.
The Rev. Clyde Prince offici-
lated using the double ring ccre-
.wony.
Mrs. Walter p. Cox, pianist,
furnished the wedding music.
The bridal couple entered to-
gCthCr unattended.
To- bride chose for her we'd
cInG a white imported organda
dress over blue taffcta. The
street length model was styled
with a fitted bodice and low
rccklinc appllqucd with daisies
and rhlncstoncs. The full skirt
was accented in the front by an
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

inserted appliqucd panel. She
wore a tiny white hat, matching
accessories and a purple orchid
shoulder coragc.
The brides mother wore a
dress of mauve nylon mesh with
tan accessories and a shoulder
corSagc of white carnations.
Mrs. Burroughs. mother Of the
bridegroom, was dressed in blue
lace over taffeta, white Access
series, and a shoulder bouquet
of white carnations.
RECEPTION
Immediately following the
ceremony reception was given
at the brides home. The table
was OVERLAND with n white hand
made crochet cloth and conferred
with an arrangement of white
flowers and grccnry.
The thrcC-ticr wedding cake,
topped by 4 miniature bride and
bridegroom, was served by Mrs
Claude Higgins after the bridal
couple cut the first slice. Mrs
Faye Cox poured punch.
Mrs. George Holt presided al
the register and Mrs. Lila Ell
lott, sister Of the bride, herd
the CoOdbycS.
During the afternoon the new
ly wCds left for Big Delta. Alas
ka whore the bridegroom is sta
toned with the United States
Army.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06

wedding trip to Florida. For
travelling Mrs. Fowler wore q
blue linen costume and the orchid
lifted from her prayer book. Or
their return they will make thei,
home in Elizabeth City, n. C.
where Mr.. Fowler is stationed
with the U. S. Air Force.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-07-06
MISS MILDRED LOUISE O'TUEL
MARRIES III. B. WARREN OF ASH

Miss Mildred Louise O'Tuel,
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam Bryant O'Tuel, Of Nichols
and Houston Butler Warren OF
Ash, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Lang
don d. Warren of Roseboro were
married in the Mount Olive Bap-
fist Church Saturday. July 2, at
$50 p. m.
The Rev. II. E. King, pastor,
officiated using the double ring
ceremony.
Floor baskets of white gladio-
Ii and lighted cathedral tapers
i'll floor candelabra formed the
setting for the ceremony.
Mrs. II. E. King, organist, and
Miss Aida Stanley soloist, OF
Loriis and Columbia. presented
the nuptial music. The tradition
al marches were used for the
professional and occasional and
ITO A Wild Rose" for the cere-
mony. Miss Stanley's selections
included AT Dawning" and
The Sweetest Story Ever
Told She sang The Lords
Prayer" as the benediction.
The bride, given In marriage
by her father, wore a gown of
bridal ivory satin fashioned with
a fitted bodice, pointed at the
waist in front with tiny white
satin covered buttons in the
back. The bodice was draped al
off shoulder lines and trimmed
with appliqued alencon lace
The sheer yoke was of tulle and
the sleeves were long with
points over the wrists. The very
full skirt ending in q chape
train was designed with pan
nier Grapes at the hips which
were trimmed with alencon lace
applique. Her finger tip veil o,
ivory nylon illusion was attach
cd to a cap of illusion and pear
embroidered satin. For an orn.
ament she wore an heirloom
breach, a gift of her materna
grandfather to his bride. Sh,
carried white Bible showerec
with satin streamers topped will
a white orchid.
Miss Jerry Dennis, cousin o
the bride, of St. Matthews serv,
ed as maid of honor. Brides
maids were Miss Sharon Blantol
of Nichols and Columbia, Mis-
Betty Knox of Gray, Georgia
Miss Alice Warren sister of tn
bridegroom, Of Roseboro, an,
Raleigh, and Miss Betty Warren
sister of the bridegroom, o
RoScboro.
4 All the attendants wore floo
length gowns of powder blu
nylon net over taffeta. The,
were styled with draped, fittec
StraplcSS bodiccs with halters O
lace mcdallionS and matchin
net StolcS. The ruffled skirt
The bride was graduated fror
the Green Sea High School an,
Draughans Business College i
| Columbia. For the past thre
years she has been a member O
! the office staff of the Tabor Cit
!, Lumber Company.
! The bridegroom was gradual
cd from the Tabor City Hig
=! School and was associated wit
his father in the business O
!. burroughs General Repairs un
til ne was called in the scrvic
ten months ago.