Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 6

Landis, McCracken Voivs Exchanged On Saturday Miss Fain, Mr. Watson Exchange Marriage Voivs Kuhlthau, Roberson Vows Said omen Her silk illusion veil was at HENDERSONVILLE Mkss Mary Linda Fain, daughter of GREENVILLE, N. C. Marriage vows were exchanged Saturday by Miss Gale Lynne Lan tached to a Dior bow and she carried a crescent bouquet of the Rev. and Mrs.

John L. Fain MILLTOWN. N. J. Miss Fashions Society Features Food dis, daughter of Mr.

Galen L. Landis of New Bern, formerly glamellias, carnations and Shasta chrysanthemums. Karen Lvnn Kuhlthau and Ens; became the bride of James Ravmond Mumford Roberson Miss Suzanne Fain, sister of Edward Watson, son of Mr. and of Kewanee, 111. and the late Mrs.

Landis, and James Austin USN, were married here Mrs. Leslie Watson of Dade; i 6 the bride, was maid of honor. She wore a pale blue peau de THE ASHEVILLE CITIZEN, Wed, June 28, 1967 Sunday in a military ceremony; McCracken, son of Mr. and Mrs City, on Friday at 7:30 m. in First Presbyterian Church C.

M. McCracken, 156 School soie gown and carried a cres conducted by the nev. iviervm S. Gerhart in St. Paul's United Road, Malvern Hills, Asheville here.

cent ot shastas and carnations. Wearing pastel shades of pink, Church of Christ. The ceremony was conducted Rev. Fain conducted the cere The bride is the daughter of Miss Lance, Mr. Norton Are United In Marriage yellow and green, styled like the mony assisted by the Rev.

John C. Neville. The date was also by the Rev. Lawrence P. Houston Jr.

in St. Paul's Episcopal Church here. honor attendant were the brides the silver anniversary of the bride's parents. maids Miss Judy Fain and Miss Dr. and Mrs.

Merton W. Kuhlthau. The bridegroom's parents and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Mumford Roberson of 37 Grace-lyn Asheville, N.

C. Wedding music was provided by soloist Jane Birmingham and Janette Fain, sisters of the William L. Hoyt of Colum bia, S. soloist, and Mrs. bride, and Miss Betsy Tate of organist Henry Rose.

Tinsley, cousin of the bride, and Robert Steven Lance, brother of the bride, both of Brevard. Ringbearer was Roy Mitchell nephew of the bride, from A graduate of New Brunswick Given in marriage by her la Dublin, Va. John F. McLeod organist, presented nuptial music. MRS.

WALTER M. DOCKINS High School, New Brunswick, ther, the bride wore a beige Kimberly Watson of Dade N. and Cazenovia College, Given in marriage by her la linen suit with matching lace Brevard. BREVARD Miss Gloria DeAnna Lance and Ralph Ronald Norton exchanged marriage vows June 17 at Dunn's Rock Baptist Church. The Rev.

Kadez Wilde conducted the ceremony. Musicians were Miss Catherine Moody, pianist and Mrs. Belly Tinsley, soloist. The bride is the daughter of mantilla and "accessories. She ther, the bride wore a formal City, niece of the bridegroom was flower girl.

The bride mother wore a gown of white peau de soie and carried a nosegay of white chry Cazenovia, N. the bride completed her studies at George Washington University in Washington, D. C. where she wasl oink lace dress with bone acces Robert Watson of Dade City re-embroidered Alencon lace de santhemums surrounding white the former Miss Linda Kaye Baker Miss Baker, Doekins sories. Mrs.

Norton wore a biege was his brother best man signed and made by her mother. orchids lace dress with matching, acces a meniDer oi jappa n.appd Ushers were Ronald Watson of Dade City, brother of the bride sories. Both mothers had white Gamma sororitv. Miss Deborah Landis of New Bern, was her aunt's maid of honor in a light blue sheath MRS. J.

A. McCRACKEN the former Miss Gale Lynne Landis is social chairman of the Phi groom: Tom Buchanan, Pied carnation corsages. A reception was held immedi Mr. and Mrs. Ernest Lafeyetlc mont, Jeff Cornelius, and Ensign Roberson graduated from Lee H.

Edwards High School in Asheville and the Wed In Home Lance of Brevard, and the bride' ately following the ceremony at Edward Smith both of Bristol, Mu Alpha Sinfonia fraternity Groom is the son of Mr. and United States Naval Academy, Tenn. John L. Fain III, brother of the bride was junior grooms the home of the bride's parents The new Mrs. Norton is a stu dent at Brevard High School Mrs.

John Babe Norton, of Pis-cah Forest. AnnaDolis. Md. FLETCHER Miss Linda Kaye Baker was wed to Airman and a member of the Marching Pirates and varsity band. A reception was held at the church following the ceremony.

Mrs. Arthur C. Semelroth Jr. nf The couple will live in Pearl Harbor, Hawaii, where the bride The bridegroom is a graduate of the school and is employed 3rd Class Walter M. -Dockiiis Mr.

Lance gave his daughter in marriage. Her gown, made bv an aunt of the bride, was groom will be stationed aboard Saturday in the home of her with white accessories. She carried a nosegay of Transvaal daisies. The bridegroom's father served as best man. Ushers were Wayne Landis, New Bern, nephew of the bride; Dave Ha-: ger, Charlotte; and Steve Mor-lan, McLean, Va.

The bride who attended Illinois State University, is presently a rising senior at East Carolina College in Greenville where she is president of Sigma Alpha Iota sorority. She is secretary Peoria, 111., sister of the bride grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim man. Assisting at the reception in the fellowship hall of the church were Miss Laura Jean Crawford, Mrs.

Ed Neel Lowrie, Miss Grace Fain, Mrs. Richard Lee, Miss Linda Lee, Miss Diane Long and Mrs. Morris Ward. Mrs. Fain wore a blue and sil white satin with lace appliques, Ions pointed sleeves and a chap Mary Branch of Elizabeth City; Marsha Beaman of Greenville: Ball of Fletcher.

The ceremony was conducted by the Rev. Alice McCracken of Asheville, el train. Her fingertip veil of tulle illusion was attached to a pearl tiara. She carried a white orchid on a white Bible, a gift Claude Rice of Arden Mission ary Baptist Church. sister ot the bridegroom; and Mrs.

James Landis of New Bern, sister in law of the bride, assisted. ver brocade sheath with match She is the daughter of Mr. and. of the bridegroom's lather. Mrs.

Patsy Mitchell of Bre ing accessories, jacket and corsage. The bridegroom's mother wore a oastel pink crepe sheath of the Traveling Concert Choiri The bride wore a black and Mrs. Leon Baker of Fletcher and he is the son of Mr. and vard was her sister's matron of and soloist at St. Paul' Episco- white linen drees as the couple honor.

She wore a floor length Mrs. John Doekins Jr. of Arden. with matching accessories, coat and carnations. Mr.

Baker gave his daughter marriage. She wore a sheer pen wen on a snort weaaing trip. The bridegroom is attending! They will live at 210 B. West East Carolina College where heiSth Street, Greenville on return. gown of embroidered light blue peau de soie with a matching headpiece.

She carried a single by Olin Mathieion. Scholarship Is To Honor Mrs. Brill The Vetusl Study Club established a memorial scholarship fund in honor of the late Mrs. Walter Britt, club member who died recently. A tribute to Mrs.

Britte was presented by Mrs. Julian Kitchin. The scholarship will be given to a child at the Presbyterian Home for children. The meeting was held at the home of Mrs. W.

P. Rogers of 236 Country Club Rd. A paper on Victorian furniture was presented by Mrs. W. Douglas Kouns and printed illustrations on Victorian styles The bride's traveling costume was a blue and beige linen over taffeta street dress with a1 the USS Nichols.

Miss White Engaged To Mr. Lunsford MURPHY Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus C. White of Murphy announce the engagement of their daughter, Sarah Elizabeth, to Dannie G.

Lunsford, son of Rev. and Mrs. Fred B. Lunsford of Marble. The bride-elect is a graduate of Murphy High School and is! a junior at Mars Hill College.

Mr. Lunsford was graduated from Andrews High School and is also a junior at MHC. The wedding will take place in August and the couple will return to Mars Hill in the fall. veil attached to a coronet. Miss blue rose.

Bridesmaids were Miss Shar sheath with matching coat and Brenda Baker was her sis bone accessories. on Culver of Brevard and Miss ter's maid of honor and Miss Miss June Marie Franklin Weds James Jerome Wynne The bride, who received her B. A. from King College, Bris Frieda Hamilton of Little River. They wore floor length gowns tol.

will teach in Deraio of pink embroidered peau de fnnntv schools. Teresa Looney was organist. Mr. Bill Butler was his nephew's best man. An informal reception followed.

Miss Ruby Baker and Mrs, Elmyra Looney assisted. CANTON, Pa. The wedding. The bridegroom, wno noias. i i- r-: soie with matching face veils and carried single pink roses.

Renee Prince of Leesburg, cousin of the bride, was flower girl. a a. A. degree irum rung vui- eee. taueiit matnematics in of Miss June Marie Franklin and James Jerome Wynne took place, Saturday at 10:30 a.

m. in The bride is a graduate of Bristol Junior High and will enter Columbia Theological Seminary, Decatur, Ga. in the fall, Mr. Norton served as his son's MRS. J.

E. WATSON the former Miss Mary Linda Fain West Henderson High School and is employe, of CTS of Asheville. The bridegroom is a grad best man. Ushers were Alvin L. were shown St.

Michael's Church here. The Rev. Paul M. Baier conducted the ceremony and celebrated nuptial mass. The bride is tne daugmer ot Mr.

and Mrs. William Wendell Franklin of Marshall, N. andi TOPS for SHOES uate ot T. C. Roberson High School and is stationed at Moody Air Force Base, Ga.

Rieggs Leave For Summer In Europe 1 1 the bridegroom is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph J. Wynne of Canton Rt. 2.

His parents were married 31 yeans ago in the same church and at the same time. The bride was attired in a floor length peau de soie gown trimmed with Valencinne lace seed pearls, a pouf silk illu WAYNESVILLE Rick and Susan Riegg, son and daughter of Dr. and Mrs. A. R.

Riegg of Balsam Drive, are anticipating a summer of study and travel in Spain and Switzerland. They will leave Wednesday for Raleigh where they will join a group of seven young people from the Fayetteville vicinity sion veil attached to a lace and pearl headpiece and carried a bouquet of phalaenopsis orchid and stephanoiis. Mrs. B. R.

Mallare of Elmira, sister of the bridegroom, was natron of honor. She wore a floor length mint green sheer and Venice lace dress, a matching petal headpiece and carried red Duchess roses. Miss Peggy Ann Brown of Galeton and Mrs. Paul Brann of Lewisburg, cousin of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids. They were dressed like the honor attendant.

The Misses Theresa Emilanne Mallare and Christina Marie Mallare, nieces of the bridegroom, were junior attendants. Debra Lynn Cole was flower girl and John Scott Cole was ring bearer. Clarence Watkins of Roaring Branch served as best man and Chester Dzikowski of Morris Run, James Campbell and Paul E. Smith Jr. ushered.

A luncheon recepteion followed. Mrs. Wynne, a director of French in the Canton area schools, is a graduate of Western Carolina College and the University of Poitiers in Poitiers, France. Mr. Wynne is the recipient of a salesmanship service degree lrom Massey-Ferguson Corp.

and is co-owner of Wynne's Garage in Canton. For their wedding trip to Ni-agra Falls and Montreal, Canada, the bride chose a navy and white ensemble with matching accessories and an orchid corsage. Upon their return they will live at 10 N. Washington Canton. For the ceremony the mother of the bride was in pink lace and the bridegroom's mother blue lace, both with matching accessories and cymbidium orchid corsages.

Mrs. McDowell Will Conduct Ikebana Meet Mrs. Ralph McDowell of Washington, D. C. who is spending the summer at her home in and their chaperon, Dr.

Esper-anga Escudero, -teacher of Spanish at Methodist College, Fayetteville, for the flight to Spain. The group will study tne Spanish language and culture Spring and Summer SHOES Over 50 FAMOUS BRANDS to Choose From All priced wonderfully low just when you want them most! Dozens of styles, each delightfully detailed, paced to fashion's every season and reason demand. Gather up a closet-full in colors galore you can't afford to miss these thrilling once-in-a-summer-time savings! at the University of Madrid for four weeks. At the end of the study, other members of the group will tour Spain and Portugal. Rick and Susan will go to Switzerland and will tour the country as guests of their cousins, Mr.

and Mrs. Ernest Wihler of Heerbrugg and Dr. and Mrs. Rheinart Fischer of Wattweil. They will return to Madrid to rejoin their companions for the return trip to the States, Aug.

14. Rick will be a senior and Susan will be a sophomore at Tuscola High School next fall. Dr. and Mrs. Riegg will drive their children to Raleigh this week and will meet them in New York when they return.

88 ad i88 MRS. J. J. WYNNE the former Miss June Marie Franklin Goren On Bridge Black Mountain, will conduct the final meeting in a series of lour lessons on Ikebana of the Sogets and Ohara Schools, for SANDALS I. Miller DRESS SHOES Lady Bostonian GOLF SHOES J88 BY CHARLES H.

GOREN lw by Tlu.Chicaoa Tribunal Both vulnerable. South deals. NORTH A .16 yjri 0 752 AJ762 WEST EAST A 98 542 A73 5 3 10 7 OK6 9 83 9 5 3 10 8 SOUTH A A 10 WAKQ92 A 4 4 The bidding: South West North East 2 Pass 3 Pass 4 NT Pass 5 Pass 5 NT Pass 6 Pass 6 Pass Pass Pass Opening lead: Five of A rare type of dummy reversal characterized Sbuth's plan of campaign. In order to develop the fulfilling trick for his six heart contract, he literally donated a trick in the trump suit to the West chose to adopt a neutral course by opening a heart and South won the trick in his hand with the nine. There were 11 top tricks available five hearts, four spades, one diamond, and one club.

A 12th trick might be established in clubs by ruffing out North's' suit, provided clubs divide evenly, however, the dummv lacks the necessary entries. Presently declarer spotted a way to compensate for communications problem. A club was led to the ace and a small club ruffed with the queen of hearts, A small heart was led to the jack and when both opponents followed, the ten of hearts was permitted to remain out-' standing. Another club was trumped and dummy reentered with the jack of spades to ruff away West's king of clubs with the ace of hearts, South's remaining trump, even tho this play established East's ten of hearts as the master card in the suit. South now began to run his spades, slutting away dummy's diamonds.

East ruffed in on the third round and returned a diamond. Declarer put up the ace, discarded North's remaining diamond on the fourth spade and-ruffed a diamond with dummy's six of hearts. The jack of clubs took the last trick. Altho declarer deliberately built up a trump trick for his opponents, by so doing, he-gained two' tricks in return. The heart trick came back because he was able to trump three of dummy's clubs and still score the K-J-6 of hearts.

The fulfilling trick was obtained by establishing North's long club, and the dummy reversal eventually provided extra entry to dummy. 788 members of Asheville chapter ot Ikebana International. The class will be held Friday in North Asheville Community Center beginning at 10 a. m. Members bring sandwiches for the lunch break.

She received her training in Japan and has teaching certificates from both schools. She regularly conducts lectures and demonstrations in Washington. A make-up session is being planned for those who have missed one class. Proffitt, Ball Date In August MARSHALL Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Proffitt of Marshall announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Myra Jane Proffitt to Hoyt Allen Ball, son of Mr. and Mrs. Wade Ball of Weaverville. An August wedding is planned. Calendar 1 p.m.

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