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Page FourCHATHAM BLANKETEERAugust 16, 1938Take Wedding VowsPictured above are Mr. and Mrs. Clyde H. Carroll, who were married Thursday afternoon at the home of the bride in Winston-Salem. Mrs. Carroll was the former Mrs. Addie Messick Pope.iiatham BlanketeerClaudia Austin Editor-in-ChiefWalter Burgiss Assistant EditorCharlie Hanes ....( CirculationBill Dixon................., ManagersMrs. Addie Messick Pope Becomesthe Bride of Clyde H. CarrollMrs. Addie Messick Pope and Clyde H. Carroll were married Thursday afternoon at five o’clock, at the home of the bride, 830 E. Sprague St., Winston-Salem. The ceremony was attended by members of the family and intimate friends of the bride and groom. Rev. Luther James Matthews, pastor of the bride, officiated, using the ring ceremony of the Baptist church.The vows were spoken in the living room before an altar arranged before the fireplace. A background of ivy, fern and shrubbery, interspersed with white gladioli, was used. The mantel was banked with ferns, with an arch of nine cathedral candles. On either side of the altar were tall candelabra holding cathedral candles, intertwined with garlands of ivy. A lovely basket of white gladioli completed the altar decorations.Mrs. Wiley Doby, pianist, and Mrs. A. O. Conrad, Jr., rendered the wedding music. Mrs. Dobyplayed “Wayside Chapel” (Reverie), and Mrs. Conrad sang, “I Love You Truly.” The wedding march, from “Midsummer Night’s Dream,” and the “Bridal Chorus” from Lohengrin was used. During the ceremony Mrs. Doby played softly “Meditation” by Morrison. Miss Ola Crowder, maid of honor, was the bride’s only attendant. Her dies^ was an afternoon frock, of powder blue crepe, with a navy picture hat to match. Her bouquet was of pink gladioli and blue dragon’s head. Mr. Carroll had as his best man, Mr. Robert W. Harris.The bride was given in marriage by her brother, Mr. W. M. Messick. She wore a dress of garden print chiffon, with Royaland the late Mr. Carroll. He is agraduate of the Reynold’s high cchool, and holds a responsible position with the Home SecurityLife Insurance company.Following the wedding a reception was held. Mrs. George Mading directed the guests to the dining room. The bride’s book was presided over by Miss Ola Crowder.rPV'i a HirririfY fohln woe oHran_For travel, Mrs. Carrol wore a suit of navy sheer with white accessories and a corsage of gardenias, which was lifted from her wedding bouquet.Aleen Couch Honored at BirthdayPartyMr. and Mrs. Waiter Couch entertained at their home at Pleasant Hill recently in honor of1 1 * ”1 1 *• lt;1 1 ft ■ lt;1 • 'aCollins, Mary Jo Hudspeth, Ralph Couch, Gravey Couch, Evon Ray, Betty Mae Ray, Betty Lawrence, Evalue Couch, Maxine Couch, Sheldon Day and Katherine Darnell.L.H Clubs ofi lkinMembers of the Lucy Hanes Chatham Club No. 1 enjoyed a picnic supper and swim at Crystal Lake, August 4. The hostesses were Misses Violet Pardue,Emma Burcham and Marguerite Lowery. The group met at the Methodist church, and went in cars to Crystal Lake, near Winston-Salem. A picnic supper was served following which the group enjoyed swimming and dancing until a late hour.L.H.C. NO. 2Mesdames Vena Darnell, Lo-rene Royail, Bessie Gilliam and Miss Beulah Lawrence were joint hostesses to members of the L. H.C. Club No. 2 at a lovely luncheon given at the club house on T'hursday. August 11. Members found their places by means of attractive place cards. The table had as its central decoration a bowl of beautiful summer flowers. A three course luncheonwas served to the members present. Attractive prizes were awarded the winners in the contests enjoyed following the luncheon. Twenty members enjoyed the hospitality of the hostesses.CCC CAMPS IN NORTHCAROLINAThere are 41 CCC camps scattered throughout North Carolina. When the quota of 1,575 men are selected in July there will be a total of 6,480 men in these camps. They are provided for the following work: Soil conservation, national forests, national parks, state parks, private forests, biol-cgical survey, army reservation and Tennessee Valley.The average camp strength is 180 men.BE A FRIENDWhen your lucky star is shining And Dame Fortune favors you, You will find your good luck sweeterIf your neighbor shares it too.
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