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Barbara Anne StoreyWeds\' ' (Alvin Jones Photo)Mrs. Olin R. Gates Jr.❖hnson,arrySaturday, en route a Falls. They had ring in Canada: Williams, Mrs. Renaarl Bolte, Mrs. Flor-on, Miss Mary Sue hnny Williams spent I at Natural Bridge. i they visited in the iticello.lardy and Miss Thel-spent Salui'day night Bridge. On Sunday Gosher Pass, after d Mrs. Tne2 Cabaniss,’rs. Edward B. Davis n, Braxton, o£ Ports-ded'a reunion of themily- in the home of A B. Gage, of Hope-the first tinje in five dr. and Mrs. SamuelGresham Howard spent Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard Harmon.Mrs. T, C. Short has been visiting her relatives here since her return from Europe.Mrs. F. Ocie Robertson, who has been in Europe for the past two months, expects to return early in September.Mr. and Mrs. William Elwyn Spain and their son, Jerry, who have toured the west and spent some time in California, have re turned. They made their home in Idaho City the past year,Mr. and Mrs. Carl Spain and his daughter and son expect to return next January after being in Idaho City for two years.Carh and Wilbur Spain own their ancestral place here on Brown's Road.Andy J. Christensen spent the past week in Nashville tin connection with his insurance business:T. P. Clarke attended the ‘36th annual meeting of the Virginia Association of Mutual Insurance Companies in Roanoke , Wednesday and Thursday.(Hopewell Bureau)The* wedding of Miss BarbaraAnne Storey, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert Emmett Powell, to Olin Reginald Gates Jr„ son of Mr. and Mrs. Olin Reginald Gates, of 3903 Oaklawn Boulevard, Hopewell, took place yesterday at 4 p. m., in Woodlawn Presbyterian Church.Dr. Richard E. Coulter, pastor of the( church, officiated at the double ring ceremony.A program of music was played by Mrs. Hugh Ben Lowe, organist, and Jack James Jr., soloist, sang several selections./Given in marriage by her stepfather, the . bride Wore a full-length gown of peau taffeth and Chantilly lace embroidered with seed pearls, fitted Bodice with a full-pleated skirt ending in a chapel length train. Her veil of illusion fell from a crown of seed pearls and she carried a prayer book centered with an orchid.Miss Patricia Gordon Storey sister of thlt;» bride, was maid-of-honor. She wore a ballerina-length gown of white velveray over pink taffeta and nylon net cummerbund with a large bow and streamers in the back. Her headpiece was a dyed-to-match head clip of horsehair braid tubing interwoven with seed pearls. She carried a colonial bouquet of mixed flowers.Bridesmaids were: Miss Martha Lowe, Miss Carolyn Gates, and Mrs, Edwin Lawrence Wollaston, ail of Hopewell. They wore bal-lerina-length gowns of white nylon velverary over blue taffeta and nylon net, with a taffeta cummberbund and large bow in the back. They wore headpieces of blue horsehair braid tubing interwoven with seed pearls andcarried colonial bouquets of mixed flowers.Mr. Gates was best man for his son and groomsmen were: James Edward Gates, brother of the bridegroom: Carlton Page McLauehltn, brother-in-law of the bridegroom; Ernest Rudolph and Edwin Alexander Harding, ' of Richmond, the latter a cousin of the bridegroom.The bride’s mother wore astreet-length sheath dress in rose designed with tiers of scalloped lace over taffeta, with matching accessories. Her flowers were a corsage of while roses,Mrs. Gates wore a dress of royal blue lace over taffeta, with Navy blue accessories and a corsage of red roses.A reception was held in the-church social hall immediately following the ceremony. Mrs. Charles Hughes was mistress of ceremonies. Assistants were: Miss Emily House Mrs. Donald Earl Lee, and Mrs. Harold Luns-* ford. Miss Eileen Ingram registered the guests. •For traveling, the bride chose a green costume with black accessories and an orchid ■ corsage.After a southern trip, Mr; and , Mrs, Gates will make their home-at 206 North Fifth St., Hopewell.REFRESH MENU MEMORYYou probably will never forget those famous fritters made by your mother or grandmother. Next' time you’re planning menus, be sure to include a luncheon meal of panfried slices of Canadian-' style bacon accompanied by either banana or pineapple fritters.UN I F 0 R M RENTALSERVICEd with them all nf
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Petersburg Progress Index
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