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3nat ner nome.in pastel shades used t h r o u gh o u t . Sam Yancey held Mrs. Macon Hewittlad been presented d a sweet course, included Mrs. Yan-, Mrs. Jack James, 'in, Mrs. Charles nk Goldsmith. Mrs. and Mrs. Joe Pad-offi-cere-HOSTESS t CLUBances Grayson was 'idge club Thursday ome on South Mainof apple blossomsMISS HUTCHINS WEDS DALLAS BRADSHAWIn a pretty ceremony Wednesday, : April 8, at Bennettsville, S. C., Miss Duree Mildred Hutchins became the bride of Private Dallas Stevens Bradshaw of Quincy, Illinois, and Fort Bragg;. John F. Kinney ciated and the double ring mony was used.The bride's costume was of blue with white accessories, corsage was of red roses and of the valley.Mrs. Bradshaw is the youngest daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James P. Hutchins of Union Mills and received her education in the Glenwood and Morganton High Schools.Mr. Bradshaw is a son of Mrs.i Mi ; dei i Jo; i Mr FiiCCA1to ; hoinavyHerlilies001Lilgrlt;MiI pri secused in the living Marguerite Gourley irize.served a delicious h coffee.ashburn was an in-Bessie Smythe, and the late Mr. Bradshaw of Quincy, Illinois.The bride's sister Mrs. Daphine Dailey, of Union Mills, and Private P. D. Clarke, of Fort Bragg, were among those present at the cere-mon.MrEutoiNcKIi aCo
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Marion Progress
Marion, North Carolina, US
Thu, Apr 16, 1942
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