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Miss Ann Fountain BecomesBride Of Thomas C. ForbesLeggett Church CeremonyMiss Ann Ooodwyn Fountain,, . n 1 /^f fdaughter of Mrs. Arthur Foun-1 itflClOpS £jOOt^ K^lUDtain and the late Mr. Fountain | ^ * aand Thomas Cobb Forbes. A.flTllt)tTSCLTUof Mrs. Nell homas Forbes of ______•___ ^Sanford, and Mr. P. O. Forbes of Greenville were united in mar* I'iage on Saturday, October 14, at balf after eight o’clock in the evening in William and Mary Hart Chapel, Leggett. Dr. Watson Fairly officiated, using the double ring ceremony.Prcceedlcg the service, a program of nuptial music was ren dered by Mrs. Bracey Fountain organist, Mrs. Harold Makepeace II, pianist, and Mr Harold Makepeace n. soloist; us-PINETOPS — The Book Club celebrated its 25th Anniversary with a luncheon given on Saturday at the home of Mrs. J.V. Cobb. Twenty-two members of which fifteen were chater members attended.Miss Margaret Barnes renaer-ed a program of music at the piano and Mrs. C. Q. Pepper presented several solo numbers. The history of the club was read by Mrs. E. L. Pitt and Mrs. Ford Worthy of WashingtonThe bride, given to marriage by her brother - to - law, MarviP Smoot of Goldsboro, wore an heirloom gown of magnolto Dutchess satin and imported antique lace. The puffed sleeve off shoulder effect carried out the lacetheme, ending to calla Uly points over the hand. The lace bodice! cascading down the satin skirt swept into a Cathedral tram. From the brides heirloom lace queen’s coronet fella full length veil of antique lace and Illusion. Her only ornament was a diamond brooch. The brides flowers were a cascade bouquet of pure white hybrid orchids, crimson Rosette roses and stephanotis, arranged in a shower effect.Miss Beverly Gammon of Leg-John Weaver and Mrs. George Webb.f.!S'.l- •••»*mi fhe’Yollowlng selections “I sPpke grouP- ^ ^Love Thee.” Grieg, At Dawn- K theine •’ Cadinan and O Perteet table that was centered with a Sfve ■■ bv Bur'leiX I birthday cake flanked by ar-The church was decorated with rangements of daisies, the club sunbursts of white gladioli and flower Silver key rings were Shasta chrysanthemums. with gl^n the members as favors tapering nlle candles in ascend- . JJt** *“ie PayMe of Washing cindelabra. Woodwardia “Efto was a s^ci^palms formed the background, committee inWAdiiin* tznvm Charge of the affair was com-Heirloom Wedding GownSKYFLaddhotterNonr VIVIAN BROWN AP NewsfeatnresA halloween party can be the ice-breaker of the fall social season—a good excuse to invite new-found school friends. LetThisactivil to obJcess 'with ithe sCaroli emph. miner for Jo( plann the p' the b
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Rocky Mount Evening Telegram
Rocky Mount, North Carolina, US
Sun, Oct 15, 1950
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