Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-10-12

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She wore 4 floor length cotilion
blue gown styled with a long
torso velvet bodice and match
ing bolero. The skirt was nylon
met over satin accented in the
back by large bow. Her head
piece was a matching bandeau
of velvet and net. She carried
a crescent shaped bouquet Of
blue funJi NUNS with matching
satin streamcrs.
Serving as matron OF honor
was Mrs. Bobby Memory of
Whiteville, college roommate of
the bride. Bridesmaids were
Hiss Juanita Buffkin, cousin OF
the bride, and Mrs. Farley
strickland, both of Fair Bluff.
They wore dresses and head
pieces identical TO that of the
maid of honor and carried cres-
cent shaped bouquets of blue
finji NUNS with matching satin
StrcamCrS.
The beauty of the bride, who
was given in marriage by her
uncle, Bob Waddell of Savannah,
Ga. was enhanced by her we'd
ding gown of Chantilly lace,
combined with nylon tulle over
skinner satin. The dress was
fashioned with Sculptured
bodice of lace and off-shoulder
scalloped neckline with seed
pearls and scquinS. Full length
| lace sleeves were buttoned
snugly and ended in love points
at the wrist. The skirt of Chant
lily lace and tullc fell gracefully
into a chapel train and her fling
crtip viCl of bridal illusion was
attachcd to becoming tiara an
Iphqued with seed pearls. The
bride wore a strand of pcarls,
gift of Mrs. r. c. Melton. and
/ carried white prayer boo!; en-
Iclrclcd in lace and satin stream
crS and Ccntcred with a white
orchid.
| The rings wCr, carried on a
whi'c satin pillow bv Michael
Terry Strickland, cousin oc The
bride. liz is tIc son of mir. and
| Mrs. Irwin Strickland.
L Little Miss Janice Melton. in
4 white satin floor length gown
Servcd as flower girl. She is the
daughter of MIR. and Mrs. Bobby
Melton of Whiteville.
| For her daughters wedding
Mrs. Buffkin wore a street
length dress of aquamirin,
Chantilly lace, with a tiny ha
covered with scquins and secc
pcarls. She carried a pink lace
handkerchief and her flower.
were a shoulder corsage of pink
CarnationS.
II The bridcgrOom's mother was
attired in u street length dress
OF black lace, she wore a should
er corSage of white carnations.
II RECEPTION
| Immediately following tn e
ceremony, reception was given
by the brides uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Strickland
lat the home.
| The punch table overlaid with
Il g.
a white linen cloth. held an ar
rangemcnt of Smilax and white
chrySanthcmums and burning
tapgrs.
| The brides table was over
laid with an imported whit,
linen cloth and conferred with z
three TERED wedding cake. En-
circling the cake was an ar
rangcment Of smilax and white
chrysanthcmums.
| The mantcl arrangement held
the brides flowers and the boil
qucts carried by the attendants
Burning white tapCrs in crystal
holders were intcrspcrscd with
Erccncry TO complete the ar
rangcmcnt.
/ Punch. bridal cakes and minis
werc served by Mrs. Darcwood
Strickland, Mrs. Levi Granger
and Mrs. Eugene Granger MIR.
and Mrs. Irwin Strickland greet
cd guests and introduced TO The
receiving line composed of the
wedding party.
L Mrs. Bobby Melton of White
vile and Miss Rita Hodges,
cousin Of the bride, of Whining
ton presided at the register
| Goodbycs were said TO Mrs. O.
W. Williamson and Mrs. Vollcy
| TurbCvi'lC.
WEDDING TRIP
| During the evening. 1t. and
Mrs. Granger left for a wedding
trip TO Florida. For travelling the
bride wore a charcoal wool flan-
mel suit with pink accessories
and the orchid from her bridal
bouquet.
BRIDE AND BRIDEGROOM
! The bride was graduated from