Asheville Citizen-Times du lieu suivant : Asheville, North Carolina • Page 26

Photo By Coppedge THE ENGAGEMENT OF Miss Grace Calvert Gordon, daughter of Mrs. William Jones Gordon of Spray and the late Rev. William Jones Gordon, has been announced by her mother. Miss Gordon will be married in July to Cecil Atkins Pless son of Dr. a and Mrs.

Cecil Atkins Pless of Asheville. Miss Gordon teaches in the Winston-Salem City Schools. Mr. Pless will be graduated in June from the University of North Carolina Dental School. Kenilworth Garden Club Will Meet Sunday, May 22, 1955 Two Canton Clubs Plan Meetings CANTON, May 21 The Town and Country Garden Club will meet Monday at 8 p.

m. in the home of Mrs. L. A. Coman with Mrs.

Albert Cline Jr. as joint hostess. Mrs. A. W.

Bottoms will be the guest speaker. Her subject will be, "Principles of Flower Arrangement." Arrangements featuring 0 n- trasting colors will be brought to the meeting Mrs. B. M. Burrus.

Mrs. T. by. Hyatt and Mrs. Carey T.

Wells Jr. The May meeting of Rhododendron Garden Club will be held Tuesday at 10 a. m. in the home of Mrs. Robert Anton on Johnson Street.

Mrs. Fred V. Doutt will present a program on "Native Azalea." A report of the State Garden Club Convention, held recently in Durham, will be given by Mrs. Clyde Wilson and Mrs. Ralph Mease Jr.

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W. R. McMillan as co-hostess. Mrs. Tom G.

Johnson will discuss the use of colorful annuals and Miss Helen Kull will speak on legends and folklore of plants. Mrs. Johnson will be installed as president: Mrs. D. dings as vice president; Mrs.

J. Stone. secretary: Mrs. John Corbin as treasurer; Mrs. J.

B. Storey as historian: Mrs. F. J. Latta, parliamentarian; Mrs.

J. H. Rea. librarian: Mrs. C.

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John A. McLeod of McLeod will be married to Pittsburgh, son of Mr. of Winston-Salem. She is a faculty in Charlotte, and news staff of The Asheville Murphy MURPHY. May 21 Paul Padgett of the Main Navy Department Dispensary, Washington, D.

C. is spending a two week leave here with his mother, Mrs. B. I. Padgett and other relatives.

He has been in Washington a year. having formerly been stationed Trinadad. and Mrs. C. Olson and daughter, Marcia Kay, visited Mrs.

Olson's parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. M. Tallent in Sylva this week.

They plan to leave next Wednesday for Luray, Kansas to spend two weeks with Olson's parents. Mr. and Mrs. H. M.

Olson. Forrest has arrived from New York join his wife, the former Miss Mary Bolan Brumby, daughter Mr. and Mrs. E. H.

Brumby Murphy. Mr. and Mrs. William Goforth and son, Billy, and Miss Belle Fuller of Pacolet Mills, S. C.

have returned home after visit with Mr. and Mrs. Owen R. a Fuller. A.

B. children, Porter, Allen and Texas Fain, have after a month's visit here returned to Garland, Mrs. Owen's parents, Mr. Mrs. W.

M. Fain. S. Akin has returned from a visit with her daughters and their families. Mrs.

Paul Schofield Statesville. and Charlotte. Mrs. George. Powell, of.

C. Forester have turned from a visit with the ter's mother in Lenoir City, Tenn. Kate Axley, who spent the winter in Statesville with brother and sister-in-law. Mr. Mrs.

Carl Axley, has returned her home here. W. Fain has returned from a week's visit with her mother. Mrs. T.

Mount in Knoxville, Tenn. and Mrs. Johnny Cantrell were Asheville this week on Mr. and Mrs. S.

S. Williams have returned from a visit with relatives and friends in Asheville. Miss Rachel Stewart and mother, Mrs. M. L.

Stewart have arrived in Murphy from their home in Frost Proof, spend the summer at their near here. Rev. Alton Morris, pastor of Murphy First Baptist Church is attending the Southern Baptist Convention in Miami, Fla. B. Padgett, her sister, Mrs.

Ann Waldroup of Marietta, Paul Padgett and Sheridan Stiles returned from a visit with Mrs. Padgett's son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Posey Waynesville. THE ENGAGEMENT McLeod of Mars Hill and by her parents, the Rev.

Mars Hill College. Miss Graham Hoffman of and Mrs. Walter R. Hoffman member of Central High a former member of the Citizen. Miss Meeks, McCormack, Are Married MONTREAT, May 21 Miss Elizabeth Ann Meeks, daughter Meeks of Mr.

and Mrs. G. Gordon of Montreat Memphis, became the bride of Alvin Jackson McCormack, son of the Rev. and Mrs. Hudson Paul McCormack of Sparta, Friday in Gaither Chapel here.

The Rev. Mr. McCormack, minister of White County Parish, Sparta, father of the bride-groom, performed the double ring ceremony. Wedding music was presented by Miss Margaret Leech of Troutville, a senior classmate of the bride at Montreat College. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a dress of Chantilly lace and tulle with a finger tip veil of illusion attached to a cap of Chantilly lace.

She carried a white Bible topped with white pink-throated cymbidium orchid. mate of was maid of Miss Margaret, Barrett, classhonor, wearing pink taffeta fashioned with full skirt and a nylon shoulder drape. She carried a white and pink snapdragon crescent bouquet. The bridesmaids, Miss Paula Marie McCormack of Memphis and Miss Elsie Maud McCormack of Sparta, sisters of the bridegroom, Miss Peggy Meeks and Miss Judith Grant of Montreat, sisters the bride, wore identical gowns pink and carried cresof cent bouquets of pink and white snapdragons. Gordon Meeks brother of the bride, was ringbearer.

Harris Porter of Knoxville, was best man. Ushers were Bill Alexander of Greeneville, Charles Brotherton of Bulls Gap, Luke McCormack of Sparta, bridegroom's brother and George Grant of Montreat, the bride's brother. The couple will live in Louisville, where the bridegroom will be a student in Louisville Presbyterian Seminary. He served as student pastor in the Green County Parish Liberty Presbyterian church during the past year. For traveling Mrs.

McCormack wore an outfit of navy blue linen with white and navy accessories. MISS MARY ELLEN GASTON, is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Gaston of Asheville, who her engagement to R. H.

Rickenbaker son announce. and H. Rickenbaker of Charleston, S. C. Plans are being made for a June 17 wedding.

Garden Club, Auxiliary Plan Annual Plant Sale The French Broad Garden Club and the auxiliary of All Souls Episcopal Church will sponsor the annual plant and food sale to be held in the parish house Thursday. June 2 from 10:30 until 2:30 p. m. Lunch will be served from 12:30 until 2 p. m.

Committees assisting in plans and arrangements for the event have been announced. Chairmen include Mrs. James Gerald Cowan, mailing: Mrs. John C. Cheesborough, telephone: Charles D.

Owen finances: Mrs. William F. P. Coxe, receiving: Mrs. T.

Lockwood Perry, plant committee: Miss Clementine Douglas, vegetable plants and fertilizer; Mrs. John B. Dennis, potted plants; Mrs. John Izard. garden accessories; Mrs.

D. Smith, white elephants: Mrs. Curtis Bynum hostess: Mrs. Tyson Betty, luncheon table flowers. In addition to the members of and the church auxiliary serving on committees for the sale, members of St.

Faith's Guild, under the leadership! of Mrs. George R. Swift arrange special attractions for children. St. Hilda's Guild will be in charge of the luncheon, with Mrs.

Fred Gray as chairman. Trinity Auxiliary Meets Tomorrow The Woman's Auxiliary of Trinity Episcopal Church will meet tomorrow at 11 a. m. in the parish hall. Miss Jean Webster, director of religious education at the church, will speak on youth work in the parish.

Delegates to the conference at Kanuga will be elected. Canton CANTON, May 21 Mr. and Mrs. Tate Barlow have as their guest Mr. Barlow's mother.

Mrs. L. B. Barlow. of New York The following have returned to their homes here after attending the N.

C. State Dental Convention at Pinehurst week: Dr. and Mrs. L. C.

Rollins, Dr. and Mrs. J. E. Hair, Dr.

and Mrs. Carey T. Wells, Dr. Carey T. Wells, Dr.

A. W. Bottoms. Dr. R.

C. Rhea, Dr. A. P. Cline and Dr.

A. P. Cline Jr. and Mrs. J.

D. Cooper and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Belcher are vacationing at Daytona Beach, Fla. and Mrs.

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FOR YOUR PERMANENT APPOINTMENT DIAL 2-6871 MISS SUSAN KERFOOT PERRY is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McGee Perry of Ridgecrest, who an-. nounce her engagement to Thomas William Downing of Front Royal, son of Mr. and Mrs.

Thomas William Downing of Front Royal. An August wedding is planned. Miss Perry is elementary director at Norview Baptist Chuch, Norfolk, Va. Fidelis Class To Meet Plant Sale The Fidelis Class Mrs. William R.

Robertson is tist Church will Tuesday at the home chairman of the food table and L. Sams. 14 Hampstead Miss Margaret Plant is luncheon Mrs. W. L.

Swanson reservations chairman. for the class. Electa OES To Meet of First Bapmeet at 8 p. m. of Mrs.

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