Liia Mae Lamb S.F. Maples WedIMiss Ella Mae Lamb, daughter j s- of Roland L. Lamb and the late e 1 Mrs. Mae Thompson Lamb . of! »f j Lumberton, was united in marri-0 * age with Samuel Franklin Maples, h ! son of Mr. and Mrs. W. R. Maples J s of Southern Pines, at the home of | s Miss Alice Tait on East 4th street I1 ! Sunday evening. July 13, at 7:30 i j o’clock. Rev. J. W. Meares offic- jr iated at the double ring ceremony, i „ ! which was attended by the fam- 1 ilies and a few friends.. The vows were spoken before! j the living room mantel, which j ^ held a lovely arrangement of all- ! s white flowers and fern reflected1 in a mirror.. i The couple entered together un-j attended. For her wedding the ■: bride had chosen a light blue street-length crepe frock. She wore a double strand oLpearis, the gift of the groom, and her corsage was fashioned of gardenias., Mrs. Maples attended Lumber-) ton high school and for a number j : of years has been employed with • the Southern Bell Telephone and j Telegraph Co. The groom holds * •a position with Zeigler-Cline Con-Utruttion Co.. with headquarters I ; in Fayetteville. The couple are at; 'home In Lumbertoo. j Cak* Cutting[ Immediately after the wedding Mr. and Mrs. Roland L. Lamb entertained at the cake-cutting at Crawford's Tea room.Gladioli and attars centered the bridal table, where the 3-tiered wedding cake surrounded by white flowers and fern was placed at jone end, the punch bowl at the other. Candies , in 3-branehed crystal holders were also used, and floor baskets of white hydrangeas flanked bv 7-braneheri candela-