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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
tlbem arlc Meets
Frcem an In Crucial
District 2 Contest

Midlothian poured II on PoWha
tan Tuesday night to take ali i'm
pgcssIVe 73-43 WIN This. plus ar
earlier WIN over Powhatan OF 81 30
helped 10 make UP for some of the
terrific , ea ings PoWhatan has
handed itS ncighbor ~ football u
the past two years.
The GAME viii have little stand
ing ~ the district 2 race, as Pow
hatan is definitely out Of the running
and Midlothian has only -four wins
against six losses. However The
victory was tasty for the Trojans
since the loser was Powhatan
Douglas Freeman held its leac
with an ~ record, playing two mon
district tots and winning over both
The Rebels overwhelmed Thomas
Dale 6l-49 and took close victory
over Bentdictine 3937 Freeman
meets Albnnarlc Thursday in one
Of The most crucial games in the
district raGe this week If Albemarle
Should win. Varina would take over
first place with an III record. Free
man easily defeated Albenarle
earlier GOAT.
~'ssAflna climbed up the ladder
holding second place with two wins.
a bl-39 conquest Of Henry Clay ant
q o4-43 victory over Washington.
Henry
Albemarle stayed in third, place
with 1914 win from Orange and q
non-dlstrlct 45-42 from Woodberry
r 2 I. Both wins were major
achievements for Albemarle The
WIN over Orange dumped Orange
from third place to tie for fourth
with Stafford with 1912 record. The
win over Woodberry Forest avenged
an earlier 54-5l loss to the prep
schoolers
Washington Henry and Madison
each lost another game. out main
famed the same district standing
occupying sixth and seventh place
respectively. Fluvanna and James
Monroe ate running a close race
for eight place with SIS and 81
record respectively.
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SLDELLVE VIEWS
y JOHN STICK
DISTRICT d GET READY!

.WteMDlstIc take d early
The state Group II tley thing
them every team participating has tasted defeat
II that happen there
IN the cold OF BacksbmR has happened
happen
One Of the things the Vail up there
loWest
II Buckingham Randoph-lIe certainly
TO lie between these
II they can De beaten By goly they again
This may be the year District shows rl
Last TO go down % defeat James Wood Wirehestt
District 10 attel taking II straight Stlsbulg
As OF the moment. here the likely
Backsbuig with District 3 squad they
to hurdle
District Virginia Beach Great Bridge Chuckatuck ali head
ing the districts regional Freeman
Richmond 80 IN the district whipped
District 4Appomattox Atavsta III.
Parry McCluel 1872 District Backsbnrg
District 1-Pocallonas. 80 Distinct Ervinom
division and Thomas Walker oaMig lla the other
District g George Mason Church play
Whipped outside Dstilet ~
District g. where they
stand Underwater Northern
AXE back record wise ~
matter which squad make TINS the 05
solid showing
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assure HSC OF the ;itlc regardless
OF what the Maroons. who have one
mage contest in the loss column. do.
Make MD Bid
The Roanoke loss also posed
Mason-Dixon Conference troubles
for the Tigers. now n ii that loop
behind Johns Hopkins with a so
record.
Two Of the Tigers four remaining
games are with top-bracket MD
foes, Mt. st. Mary's, IN third place
and with No. ] Johns Hopkins in the
season wind up at home on Febrli-
airy 81
Tonight, Milam's squad is at Yves
tern Maryland and they Jump to
Emmittsburg, Md, Saturday for
the game with Mt. st. Mary's. de-
tending MD champions.
The Roanoke loss, second in a
week for H-SC which bowed last
Thursday night TO William and
Mary. at Williamsburg. give S
Hampden-syd a 1914 mark for
the season.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
BOWLING
League Results |

The l@ggetts and Davidson \
squads Improved their standings IN
The, h'arihvllle Ten Pin Lea que
Tuesday taking ~ matches over
the No and No. 2 squads. Leg
gets downing the Burkeyille Five
and Davidson 5 coming out Of the
cellar bi taking the Fai1n}tille
Five.
IN the weeks third match. Hol.
sum Won over The A and Z rollers
two games to one
Randolph Latoon Farlnpille Five
and Gerald Duncan. BulkeNi lie
Five cacli rolled scores Of 81 for
ale three games u d!Yidc the
sights hdnors III that dcoartnant
Tom Nallana ~ The A and z
squad, lad the night y high aalne,
q 22lpin pflort THE Holsum squad
had Tue best team score iof fhe
thlpe GAMES Wiu1 4 count Of 4,6l
pins,
All all TAR team from the leaFue
VIII bowl d match Wiih a.tealn flbm
Salem VII On tie Bowl-AIfna
ALEXIS Snnliay afternoon al 100
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Town Court League
3 CT Shoemen
Net 6S Points AS
No. I Spot Held

Gerald Duncan Edgar Brooks
ana George Riekman scored b8
points between tinm as Cfaddock
Terry defeated chief challenger
FalInville Manufacturing Co 1851
lasl week in the Falnyillc. Basket
bsNl League
Center, Ronald BDWles, with IS
points and Billy Franklin who
melted III. tried yaliantly 10 keep
the Sh0emen from registering their
fourth straight Of the second half
without defeat but couldn't over
come the flood of CT twinpoiniers
The loss le.t the Builders with d
IN mark for the leagues second
half, good for second spot behind
the 40 CT Shoeman
Guardsmen Break Slump
In the weeks second league con
test. the National Guardslnen ended
their losing streak OF three with an
1858 humping Of First National
Bank Depositors.
Jack Harrington. with 20 points.
and Center Charles Anderson with
20, led the Infannymen to their
first win Of the second half. The
win gave them a 10 record and a
tie In the cellar with First National.
also l-3
The game was stout scoring
duel and Randolph Latoon, who col
lected n. and CUNT Overton. who
added 20 kept it close for half.
but the Riflemen pulled away in
the late stages.
The Depositors missed several of
their usual starters for the game.
Church League
The Presbyterian Boys. led by
the Montonians have piled up
fine 1913 recOrd.~ Junior Thomas
Trent, SIN" playmaker, has tailed
$50 points to follow the squads
giant as a point-maker
The Eagles meet Central High at
Charlotte G. HI, tonight Friday in
a non-district contest
Motion 52-Central SO
The Motion High squad won its
18th game in Is starts Tuesday
night. downing Central High of
Charlotte 52-38 in a game at Char
lotte c. Fl.
Tom Trent and Levi Lambert
paced the winners with II and Il
points. while Hamlet's 10 was the
top scoring for the losers. Others
scoring fOr Motion were Smith and
Taylor O. West > and Ward Al
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Farmville Rally
Falls Short AS R-H
Statesmen Win 61-57
BY TOMMY I.AYNE

Randolph Henry trailing bv seven
points al th- end 81 the first per
iod came back To down tial1nyillc
GAIT here Monday night III Memor-
Hal Armory
The one-tWo scoring punch of
Bobby Jones and Gene Glyder
proved too much for the Wolverines
as they fell before The Statesmen
for The second time this year. Jones
led Randolph'Henry with - points
and almost single -handily dominated
control 81 The boards.
Clabodgh and Garter MT double
figures for FHS VAN III ana ~
points. respectively
The Win enabled .thc Statesmen
III ENJOY sharing thn KIP su0t HI
the district ior Az hours ntl Buck
inRham moved BACK ahead Tuesday
niRFH while downing BMestone
the preliminary game also Went
M Randolph Henry With the WolYr-
tine JV's SONG down 10 The tane
Of 30-5e The little wolves tied the
Yotmp Statesmen at 20-all going into
The final period but then fen quickly
seven points behind and could not
close the rap
The Wolverines viii meet Black
stope Ileh school hctp tonight Fr!-
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Motion High Eagles
Down WOodson. For
Loop Seasonal Title

The Eagles Of r. r. Motion High
at Farmville won the seasonal
championship Of District 2. Group
II, VIA. last week with a 6l-37
triumph over Carter G. Woodson
High Of Buckingham county.
Coach w. H. Trumans Eagles
still must win the district tourna-
ment this month to get to the state
Group II championship tourney at
Hampton Institute March. /. They
are favored to win the district
Fracas having been undefeated in
heir own. loop.
Sophomore Levi Lambert. g.
center, continues to pace the Eagles
IN the scorins column with 200
points for the season during which
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
~ EDWIN otNFAl.

Amelia mans Orioles gave botr
District 3s No z ana Nh ! squads
battles before falling. 1850 to the
Statesmen Friday and Tuesdaq
nlght So 40 to the Railroaders
Pete Easter and Eldred Andel.
son. each collected Is points III the
Loss to GROVE The : RaiAoadcrs
puilt up a 800 halfiime lead. which
they never gave up although the
Orioles made it close Ii the second
nan IN netting 70 10 % for the
winners.
Joe Meadows collected Is as
CreWe held its third-place SPOT III
the standings on ii wins and two
losses
Last Friday. the Randolph Henry
squad got off to swift start get
ing " points IN the first quarter
o Amelia's 10.
High scorer for the Statesmen
was Center Bob Jones, whose best
quarter was the last in which he
collected eight Of his "a points
Center Eldred Anderson vas high
Tor Amelia with 20 points, and his
best period was the first during
winch he got nine points.
The winners led 40-28 at half
Tune, but IN the final half, the
ne1er-say-die Orioles came back u
score Just one less point than the
winners. The Statesmen's l2-point
bulge built IN the early going made
the difference.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
SIDE LINE SHORTS:

Frgd weather l-Am ellcans
block at
cooperate Iiaman hopso Start
March
practice
sa arpa I'M. tort lftotsf3
college
II S(S N ii I'LL
The y Henry
fSeety, Blldgewater Id Toony of Roanoke
Legislature Sideligh Delegate the perennial
Tax pugger also puege H bin
permit the Game Commission close the hunting
for periods long 90 emergency
Inc Commission
TO The legislative halls
lie Protector The title would be
the modern warden whose public pant Of
education behalf Wldlite
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Roanoke Stops String At 10
Lynchburg Cape Next Wednesday Now
Must Contest For H-SC Title HOPES

Roanoke College finally stopped
Hampden-Sydney's Little Eight
sweep after 10 straight. but that
$3.50 effort may not have been
enough TO deprive the H-SC Tigers
Of the title that has been the ex-
elusive possession Of Roanoke Of
late years.
Ahead with an apparently stout
lead Of IL points at the half with
the score boa rid showing 1923.
Hampden-Sydney fell as the Ma
rooms, led by old reliables Bill
Toomy and M a tt Simonovich,
staged homecrowd-pleasing rally.
They collected Al points in a torrid
second half while the Tigers got
Only %.
Bob Lloyd, whose 20 points was
high for H-SC and matched Simono-
vich's total for game honors, !. and
Gil Sayres, fouled out in the late
minutes to put a crimp in Hamp-
den-Sydney's attack and rebound
ing defense
Guards Get II
HaWker and Martin the sophie
more guards. each had ii for the
Tigers. Toomy's II followed ST.
monovich in the scoring for Roa-
noke, which also got double-iigure
scoring from Ellis and Houseman
The loss left Hampden-Sydney
with a l0-l mark in the Little Eight,
still ahead Of Roanoke which has a
GO mark y
Coach Claude Milam'S Tigers
have only one more loop contest,
the game with Lynchburg College
Hornets court. A win then would
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

TtmY.lle AllStars SPLIT \ par
" games this wcrk. both NJ tAam
np aHatuck all TIE Way.
konbragt leM u local AL-Stars
Sunday afternoon b5-59 al Ken
bridge Gerald Duncan was high for
The winners with 90 points, followed
by Billy Franklin With ID and
Quinl Overton with IS Bob Duffleld
led the losers With 10 points
kanbndge scored first but Dun
can lit Oh two field goats To pnt
the locals out front. III the last
3 minutes kenbridge came within
two points Of tying the score, but
4 field g0a! BY ONarton and Two
fouls BY Franklin allowed FARM
Nllla 10 play out the clock safely
The All-Stars are backed BY the
National Guard and are currently
using the guard basketball uniforms.
Victoria turned the tables on
f a t Vile Au-Stars Wednesday
night taking a 60-5Y victory The
lead changed hands at regular i'll
tervals throughout the game Farm
vile had three point lead near the
end Of the game. but Victoria tied
II up at 81 al. Jack August. vic
toria High School coach. sank two
foul shots III the last five seconds
70 take the win Duncan led Farm
vile with 10 points and Oyerton
had H.
The Allstars journey to South
Boston Sunday to take on the South
Boston Hawks.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

and Mcintosh 10 a. FHs brought II
rasori d. II 500 IN tha 1eason VIII.
4n cquai nutAbtr ol !" inF and losses.
Center Eldred Anderson led Che
visiting orioles win y points. Pete
Easter, with / followed Anderson
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Hybrid Cotton

The possibility Of growing by
brid Gotten. discovery which may
rival the development Of hybrid
corn in its impact on world ag-
riculture, is reported
Experiments at the University Of
California Collese Of Agriculture
Riverside, resulted in the creation
Of male-steriIe strains Of cotton, in
dispensable for obtaining hybrid
plants.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

Howard clabough, Kent Carter
and Jackie Mcintosh lcd Farmyille
High u. its seventh District } Will
downing Amelia tl-49 n make.
up u POSTPONED contest. ii
Memorial Armory
tia1ough collected aa Carer l-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Bucs Siatemen Likely VIII
Have I4-l Marks at Showdown
Wednesday Match
At Charlotte c. II.
May Settle Title

They 'fe dsistinp III lhc Sitti aInn
IL Charlotte T. II III preDarAtion
Iol l!t buckingham Randolph Henry
GanH there neMt Wednesday it's
i InaFetp contest. but sWil likely
ind me Two III d lifc and death
struggle 70 break lll records and
decide Tho district seasonal title
IN thcil prcs ions meeting. Buck
ingham Won j1-54 in overtime on
the Buccancer court The repula-
ton contest ended 53-nll In that
contest Pete Gown fouled cu in
the second quarter and Donnie
Davia showed sls melile by netting
rs 10 keep the BUGS III front
The Eucs seem certain 10 get
past Park View, then only remain
nle Iue tonight when would fIvr
Them 4 lil marx fvl The season
ilS / ltlr different story with
Ell's Statesmen however. Who
must ect past nv : Crcwe tonight
Friday before matching the Bucs
record
KsfI. Crcwc Tonight
The Railroadtrs and Randolph
Henry have not met this season,
but CreWe holds the only victory
achieved by Il district foe over
buckingham. a 1856 upset at Tho
start u the season Since then, ex-
eepl for Il 5015 loss to Farmyillr
and 4 revenge thrashinP from Buck
ingham abi7, the Raiiroadcra have
won eleven They're now ll-y i'll
third place,
The tournament lineup row scene
definitely settled excsr, fol alh
SPOT Buckingham. Randolph Henry.
CreWe. Victoria, KenblidRe. Greens
Vile and Farmylle are in. Amelia
and Brunswick must fiRht II out
FOL 9Th and last spot
Howard Clabouph. OF Farrlvllle
continues to pace District 3 scorers.
week ago. he led the Virginia
Group II parade with the state i
top mark Of e. points PCT game
Since then he has collected N. \
and n III three games fol- i ". N
record
Bob Jones, W Kandolph-lIenfy
5roke, into the last state Group III
listing 0f scorers nv INA A#saciat.a
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

RAT multiply 50 fast That one
DAN could Comfortably result Ia
raj populsuon ii 400 700 900 m oil
thte,. hod yell
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14

John 1Arehart's Is points. handed
the Baptist Boys their first defeat
IN seven starts in Thursdays pre-
llmnary game The winners got
good scoring through their lineup
to win, George Plunkett getting
eight TO follow Arehart lii point pro
dnctlon
Eddie Garnet collected eight for
the losers.
The Methodist Girls squad de-
feated the Presbyterian lassies 30
u IN the Saturday night prelimin-
airy Melissa Myers and Barbara
Ennis topped the winners scoring.
They lead the league With a 81
record
Games This Week
Thursday CraddockTeyry vs. First
Natl
Bapt. VS. Pres. Girls
Saturday Farmville Mfg CO Us
Natl Guard
Meth VS. Prs Boys
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1958-02-14
Games Tonight

Blackstone at Farmvllle
PARK View at BUCKINGHAM
Crcwe At Randolph. Henry
Amelia at Victoria
Bluestonp at Greensyllle
Brunswick at KefbIidae
District STANDINGS
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CLOSED VISION"
At $50 and l0:40
RECOMMENDED FOR
ADULT AUDIENCES

Starts Friday. EMIL JANNINGs and
MARLENE DIETRICH in our most re-
ouested picture After a years research
we will present the great screen mas
terpiece THE BLUE ANGEL" Coming
Gus comedy, THE GOLD RUSH !"
Coming Soon, GRETA GARBO IN
STREET OF SORROWS"
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
BY WILLIAM MORRIS

Il should like TO inquire into
the origin of the phrase The
Real Mccoy which ! have
known and used from child
hood to describe any genuine
article" writes Harry E. B.
Ault of Tacoma, Wash. Since
the appearance of The Real
McCoys' on television, I have
begun to wonder If the phrase
grew out of the feud between
the Hatields and the Coys
who were taking pot shots at
each other when / was a kid
in Kentucky. Hope you have
some definite information"
There seems to be no con-
nection between feuding and
the popular slang phrase, The
Real Mccoy" The phrase
seems rather to have come from
the jargon of prize fighting
around the turn of the CEN
fury. At that time it was a
fairly common practice for an
aspiring young pugilist to adopt
the name of a more famous
fighter-at least so long as he
confined his fighting to the
tank-town circuit where decep-
tons of this sort were common
Surely the most celebrated bat
tier ever to adopt another
fighters name was-and is
Jack Dempsey. Dempsey's real
name was william Harrison
Dempsey. but for ring purposes
he adopted Jack Dempsey,
which had long been famous
in ring circles as the sobriquet
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Films of More Than Routine Merit

"AEoUND THE WORLD IN 90 DAYs"-Mike Todd's big
show. full Of fun and stars, headed by Cantnhas.
NO TIME FOR SERGEANTs"-Andy Grifhth Pvt. VIII
stockdae In his hilarious duel with the Air Force.
PETER PAN"-Wah Disneys animated cartoon version.
treat for young movieGoers Of all ages.
"THE PROUD REBEL"-Oliva de Haviland and Alan Ladd
In q heart-warminE tale Of mute boy and his dog.
1.-THE sHEEPMAN"-Glenn Ford Mickey Shaughnessy and
Shirley MacLane In n Western with sense Of humOr.
TEACHERS PET"-Clark Gable and Doris Day deity play
fresh comedy In authentic newsroOm setting.
WITNESS FOR THE PROSECUTION" - Marlene Dietrich
and Charles Laughton In superior courtroom drama
"THE YOUNG LIONS"-Marlon Brando In . big, dramatic
movie Of Irwin Shaws panoramic World War II novel
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Of Jack THE Nonpareil'

Dempsey.
From 1890 to 1900 the worlds
welterweight champion was Kid
Mccoy, whose reputation in
spired so many imitators that
he eventually had to bill him
self as Kid 1.-THE Real" Mccoy
The phrase became a popular
underworld synonym for gen
uine' and now has become a
very common slang expression
According to legend the first
use of the term occurred when
a drunk picked a quarrel with
Mccoy in a barroom. Mccoy
warned him not to carry it too
far because I'm Kid Mccoy"
This the drunk fatty refused
to believe and he continued TO
taunt the boxer. Finally Nc
Coy unleaShed a short right TO
the DRINKS jaw. When he
finally pulled himself erect, the
drunk was heard to say, That's
the real Mccoy. all right"
released by the Bell syndicatel
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room. and storage room for sss
cartons and other equipment
Mr.. Marsh figures he made
an extra $4,000 the first year
he sold his eggs by machine.
for his silent salesman oper.
ates "a hours q day.
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that looks like q soft drink dis
penser. complete with refrig-
Grated unit.
The machine - holds 100
dozen eggr In two sizes. It's In
his front. yard In q building
which also houses his grading
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Former Sells Eggs
By Vending Machine

HICKORY. N. C. tAPl-Now
you can even get a dozen eggs
from q vending machine.
Heath d. Marsh. who oper-
ates a chicken farm near here,
sells his eggs from q machine
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WORD GAME
Find % or more words in
REITE ATE

meaning, ito repeat, rehearse. F"
Average is 20 words; time limit,
20 minutes.
Rules Of the game; 1. Words must De
acquire four letters BY the addition OF
s." such as bats" cats" are not
used 3 Only one form Of q word Il
used. 4, Proper names are not used
Answer 10 sPTRTLE
sept, sire, site, silt, slit. alp, slept
spiel, spirit, spite, spit, spite, sprite
spier. split spelt. spirs. split, stile
perils. Pert, piers. piies. plies pliers
pries, priest prest fsle, rest. rile. rise,
rites, ripe. tiers, tiles. tires, tripe, tries
triple. trip. lest Lap. lire. liter, list
earrit
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18
Cake Cutting Given
For Bridal CoutIe

Following The rehearsal fol
the wedding of Miss Doris Ann
Gore and James Franklin Wild
er on Saturday evening a CAKE
cutting was held at the home OF
MIR. and Mrs. l. =. Gore, Jr.
uncle and aunt of the bride.
Mrs. Richard B. Lane, Jr. OF
Lake Waccamaw greeted guests
Mrs. Edward Rivenbark eS-
corted the bridal couple-elect &c
the dining room where the table
was overlaid with a white cut
work imported linen cloth dec
GRATED with an arrangement OF
pink roses and white carnations
The brides attendants pulled
favorS from d three TERED cake
topped with 4 bride and bride
groom.
Mrs. |. c. Gore, Jr. served
cake after the bridal couple
elect cut the first slice while
Mrs. B. G. Lane poured punch.
GoodbyeS were said to Mrs. d
T. Gore by about fifty guests.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18

Chantilly lace and tulle ovel
satin. The fitted bodice was de-
signed with a sabrina neck line
embroidered with irridescen,
sequins and pearls. and long
sleeves ending in points over the
hands. The bouffant skirt OF
lace over tulle extended into g
full train. Her finger tip veil OF
silk illusion was attached to a
matching lace, scalloped tiara
outlined with see1 pearls. She
,arried a prayer book topped
with a purple throated orchid
showered with streamers and
lilies of the valley ard fern.
Mrs. Edward R'venbark, dou-
BILE first cousin Of the bride, was
matron of honor. Her gown OF
.Cmon drop yellow chiffon over
alieta was styled with a fitted
Jodicc. of shoulder neck line,
-. . very fU;l floor length skirt
nc wyre elbow length mits OF
%. a ana close fitting head
&C Z. mat hing velvet leaves.
cd. ".o"'lrs were cascade bou-
. triple astr"s.
--lGe-rnaidS were Mrs Wayne
--.t.r. cousin OF the bride of
10 C.;y: Mss Mary Dell Will
d. Miss Gloria Jean Willard
II Miss Patricia Bryant, cous-
90 O" tie bride of Wilmington.
= We gowns If capri olive
in chiffon Owe: ;affeta fash
ned Identical II that of the
.onor attendant. with chiffon
mits. and matching velvet leaves
II their hair. They carried cas-
30" bouquets of yellow asters.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1958-06-18
RECEPTION

Immediately following the GER
emory a reception was held at
the home of The bride The table
was overlaid with a white cut
" DIRK imported linen cloth. Ad-
miral bird daisies and greenry
entwined the punch bowl form
ing decorations Tor this setting
while mixed flowers were used
throughout the home.
Mrs. Jess =. Willard of Will
Imington greeted guests. Mrs. I.
c. Gore. Jr. and Mrs. Richard
B Lane of Lake Waccamaw
kept the brides book. Mrs. D.
IT. Gore directed to the gift room
where Mrs. II. G.. Bryant of Will