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Miss Reba Hathaway Is Bride Of George L. Worslcy, Jr.Miss ftcba Anne Hathaway of Spring Hope and George L. \Vor-Blcy, .Jr. of Rocky Mount were united in marriage in a candle-light ceremony at Ephesus Bap-rlisl Church, Spring Hope, Friday night with the Reverend Daniel L. Smith officiating.The couple exchanged theirvows before an altar banked with greenery and centered with a large bridal arrangement of while gladioli. chrysanthemums and pom pons. Seven-branched candelabra and palms at the sides completed the setting.The bride, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. George G. Hathaway, wore a formal gown of peau satin. Thebasque bodice featured a sweetheart neckline, and a spray design of re-embroidered Alcncon lace and crystals from the neckline and bodice over the skirt front with additional lace touches on the three-quarter sleeves. The skirt was complemented with a chapcl-Icngth detachable square train. Her fingertip veil of silk illusion was attached to a queen’s double lace crown enhanced with pearls and crystals, and she carried a while prayer book topped v ith a white orchid and satin streamers.AttendantsGiven in marriage by her father, she was attended by her sister, Mrs. Jerry Cone of Spring Hope, matron of honor. M*. Rudcll Massey of Rocky Mount and Miss Priscilla Whclcss of reensboro were bridemaids. The attendants wore gold sheath dresses accentde by satin cummerbunds and matching panels inan ensemble matching ac-corsagcs ofCUSTOMCARPETING.. of all kfnr’g .. sne or callus for.,INCOMPARABLEthe back, with maLhing veils. They carried colonial cascades of j bronze chrysanthemums ande •matching streamers. jiThe bridegroom’s father attended his son as best man. Ushersii were Steve Proctor of Rocky Mount, and the bride’s brothers, Charles Hathaway of Wilson and ! T-Sgt. Gregory Hathaway of j Myrtle Beach, South Carolina. Mrs. Hathaway chose a royal blue dress trimmed in satin, with Mrs. Hathaway chose a royal matching hat and accessories. Mrs. Worslcy woreof wintcrbcrry withccssorics. Both had cymbidiums.Wedding muse wins provided by Mrs. G. C. Lassiter of Spring Hope, organist, and Mrs. Whitfield Lee of Wilson, soloist.For their wedding trip, the bride I wore a costume of while silk with ! mink hat, brown accessories and j the orchid from her prayer book, j , On their return, they will make their home at 6R Fast Duke ’Circle, Rocky Mount.Mrs. Worslcy is a Spring Hope High School graduate and received her BS degree in Business Education from Boh Jones University, Greenville, South Carolina. She is: presently teaching commerce at Bcnvcnue High School. !Mr. Worslev, a graduate of West j Edgecombe High School, is an;alumnus of the University of North Carolina where he received a BS degree in Business Administration. He served as a commissioned officer in the U. S. Navy | j for two years and he is presently employed as an accountant in j Roekv Mount.Parents Entertain Following the wedding rehearsal ;Thursday night, the bride's par- j ents entertained at a cake cutting j in their home. The house was dec-! orated in the holiday motif, accented by wedding bells.The dining table was coveredQUALITY.. and tops in skilled floor coveHrig insfalVHonsenterprisewith a white cutwork linen cloth ; and centered with an arrangement ; of white chrysanthemums and pom pons.Punch w as served by the bride’s mother and the wedding cake was served by the bridegroom’s mother.furnitureCOMPANY158 S. Washington* St.If you’re serving soup at dinner, it's wise to fill the soup plates and have them on the table just before the family sits down. A tray of crackers, melba toast or cheese straws—if these are to accompany the soup—should also be on the table ready for passing. Smooth table service, with as little jumping-up as possible, helps to make a meal enjoyable.
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Rocky Mount Evening Telegram
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, US
Sun, Dec 23, 1962
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