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»«No. 20No. 20Miss Virginia McDaniel Weds Joe Hi! I■uBarrlagton Jr. In ! ■ ed tiprings ChurchRed Springs.—The Red Springs Methodist church was the scene of a beautiful wedding on Saturday, Nov. 17. at 5 o'clock, when MLs(GHT Couchsme to colds ... eased without “dosing”.WICKS▼ VAPORUSRubAPPROVED BY 2 JSEHERRTIONS. Virginia McDaniel became the 'bride of Joe Hill Barrington Jr. | hev. C. iV. Royal of Durham, uncle j of the groom, officiated, assisted by Rev. Allan Lee of Red Springs. | The ring ceremony wasuseci.| ■ The vows were spoken in a [lovely setting of soft candle light i and white chrysanthemums, [against a background of native . tong-ieaf pine.A program of wedding-music bypartment.Mr. Barrington is the sen of Mr.and Mrs. J. H. Barrington of Lum-berton. He received his honorable, discharge from the U. S. army onNov. 10, after having served as; bonibadicr-navigator with theI 344th squadron or the Ninth Air organist, and Mrs rce for J() mlt;j w| the rankLhiwcod Cook, soprano, preceded o( ^ lieuU;|lant He was award-tiie ceremony. Mr. Brown played » d lhc Ai). mo(|;ii ,md ,, 0ak Leafit'apberci and An Old f,e~ i Clusters and the European-‘nan • ’ ! Mediterranean ribbon with 3 starsand O Promise Me . and duiing f0r yie Ardennes, Rhineland and the benediction she sang 1 he 1 centrai Europe campaigns lie Lord’s Prayc-r” softly. Traditionai | C(Uered lhc AAp on M;ireh ‘ 11, wedding marches were used. * 1943. while in hisRoland Brown,Miss Billy Pate of Gibson, main of honor, and Mrs. Meade Mitchell of Maxton, matron of honor, were gowned in identical ’dresses of .white net'and carried arm bouquets of American Beauty roses. Groomsmen were N. L. Britt of Chapel Hill Lt. ¥. W. Davis 0f Norfolk, Va„ W, G. Stanly of Fayetteville. uncle of the groom, and Jack Jollv of Lumberton. The groom was attended bv his father as best man.The bride entered with her bro-iher-in-law, Thomas E. Harris of the U. S; army, who gave her in marriage. Her dress of eggshell satin was fashioned with sweetheart neckline, long sleeves, tapering at the wrist, and long train. Her double veil of illusion was caught at the hair, with a coronet of pearls. Her shower bouquet of stophan'otis was centered with a white orchid.Honorary bridesmaids were Misses Peggy McDaniel. Grace McKenzie, Lillian Nurnbarg'er. Hope Weaver. ' Alice- Bed in go Frances Singleton. Dorothy-Clark, Mrs. C. E. Leigh. Jr.. and Mrs Laurie Clarev. all of Red Spring's; Mrs. Jimmv Parnell of Park*or. Mi's. Gaston. Drcnnan and Miss Ann McKinnon, of Maxton. Mrs. William Alexander of Chape! Hill,-and Miss Ruth Rnval of Durham. RetentionImmediately after the ceremony. the bride’s parents entertained at In informal reception, when the 3-tiCrcd bride's cake was cut by the bride and groom and. members of the wedding party. Later, the couple-toft for-a short, wedding trip, after which they will beat home in Chapel Hill-Mrs. Barrington is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Claude McDaniel of Red Springs. She received her A. B. degree in 1.043.'from Flora Macdonald college, where she was May Queen in her senior year. After graduating from college, she attended Miss Hardbargers school of business iir Raleigh,'and for almost two years has been -employed •iI. the Lnurinburg-Maxton Army Air base, in the Post engineers de-I imo, uiuie in Pis senior year at the University of North Carolina. He is now attending, law school at the university Out-of-town guests at the wedding included Mr. and Mrs. ,J. H. Barrington, Rev. and Mrs. R. L. Alexander, Mr. and Mrs; J. C. Cul-breih, Mr. and Mrs. William Best, Mr. and Mrs. W. W. Davis, Lt. and Mrs. William Davis. Mr. and Mrs. N, L. Britt. Clin Dukes, Mr. and Mrs. Hector M. McBryde, Billy Bridges, Mrs. R. S. Beam Jr., Miss Martha Bowman, Billy Chu-son. Jack T. Jollv and George B. McLeod, all of Lumberton; Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Clayton of„Sporta n burg, S. C.: Charles Reid Clayton of Fayetteville; Rev, and Mrs. C. N. Royal and Miss Ruth Royal, of Durham: Lt. and Mrs. Mead Mitchell, Mrs. J. H. McKinnon. Jimmie McKinnon Jr.. Miss Ann McKinnon, Miss Elizabeth Currie and Mrs. Gaston Drcnnan, of Maxton; Mrs. W. J, Simmons of Pilot Mountain; Mrs. C. H. McDaniel of Winston-Salem; Mr. and Mrs. A. M. Brav and Mrs. Douglas Bray of Thomnsville; Marine Sgt. Maurice M. Brav of QuJfntien. Va., Lt. Herman Bray of Miami.. Fla., Mrs. 'C. C. Thomas Jr. and Miss Susan Thomas of Charlotte. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Alexander of Chn-oel Hill. Mrs. John G. Hughes, ’Mrs. Nancv Blalock. Robert G. Hughes, Johnny Hughes and Mr.nd Mrs. Jimmie Parnell of Pa ton.v- 1Dinner Partv ForMisses Nora Dean Parker and Eunice Saunders were hostesses at a dinner party at the home of Miss Parker on North Elm street Monday evening, honoring Miss Ruth Anne Fisher who is moving bom Lumberton to* Wilmington today.The dining table, where guests were seated for a 3-course dinner, held a lovely arrangement of chrysanthemums and pink . roses, Mrs. L. McK. Parker and Mrs. Frank Saunders assisted iheirr!»uc*hl/»rc in crv-vino nnH ’ ’
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Lumberton, North Carolina, US
Wed, Nov 21, 1945
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