Statesville Daily Record from Statesville, North Carolina • Page 3

Informal Party For Newfeywecfe E. L- Brady had a delightful i corated in the motif of Christmas- CALENDAR MR. AND MRS. WILLIAM CATOR SYKES Mr. And Mrs.

W. Sykes Celebrate Golden Wedding Mr. and Mrs. William Caior Sykes celebrated their golden wed ding anniversary Sunday afternoot at open house. About 175 guest called from three until five o'clock Mr.

and Mrs. C. A. Sykes greetec the guests and invited them into the living room where the bridal couple received informally with Mr. Sykes' aunt, Mrs.

H. P. May of Asheville. Mrs. Sykes was charming in a black tissue faiile frock and an orchid corsage.

In the living room where the celebrants received the floral arrangements were all in yellow and white. Yellow roses and yellow chrysanthemums were used effectively with yellow tapers in silver holders casting a soft glow. Mr. and Mrs. Otto Tharpe showed the way to the dining room where the table was covered with a handsome imported cutwork cloth over yellow, satin.

The centerpiece was created of a huge yellow satin ribbon bow which held three immense golden bells filled with yellow roses. Yel- Kow tapers burned in a grouo of silver candleholders and tiny golden bells were scattered about the centerpiece and each one held a tiny spray yello" 'ndragons. Yellow roses and ons were flanked bv tapers in silver on the buffet and on the chest a handsome pitcher of white gladioli were used. Mrs. Nellie Nance Rhodes presid- at the coffee service during tht- hour and Mrs.

A. H. Nance, of Asheville. sister of Mrs. Sykes poured coffee during the second hour.

The handsome cake was cul and served during the first hour by Mrs. C. T. James, of Greens boro, sister of Mr. Sykes, and dur irig the second hour, Mrs.

J. A. Grubb, of Greensboro, served cake- Receiving in the dining room vwe Mrs. L. G.

Shulerberger, Mrs. Erskine Johnson and Mrs. John D. Patterson, Miss Ann Sykes. Miss Alice Miller.

Miss Elizabeth Sykes. Mrs. 'Joe Sykes, Miss Margaret Miller and Miss Betty Casler, serv ed in the dining room. Little Prissy Miller passed nuts. Gold and white mints were in silver compotes on the table.

Rev. and Mrs. J. C. Groce received in the hall and showed the way to the adjoining living room where Mr.

and Mrs. W. C. Sykes. received with A.

H. Xance. of Asheville. C. T.

James, of Greensboro. NTorman Grubb. of Greensboro. Mrs. George Wasson presided at the register where guests signed in gold ink.

Goodbyes were spoken to Mr. and Mrs. Shelton Miller. TROTH REVEALED--Shown here is Miss Eleanor Fay Lee, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Robert W. Lee. who announce her engagement today to Deryl Calder, of Beaver. and Statesville. son of Mrs.

Kenneth L. Irons, of Beaver, Pa. The wedding date will be announced later. W. Seville.

N. Center street. Annual Dance At Country Club Invitations have been issued for the annual dance of the Bachelors and the Bobby Soxers to be at the I Country Club Thursday evening from nine until one o'clock. Dress will be formal. The sponsoring group is compos- ed of Jimmy Kivett.

Bobby John-1 ston, Don Kimel. Reid Harwell. Jimmy Fisher. Tommy Mixon, Fred Deaton. Jimmy Sutherland.

Bobby Collier, Avery Jones. Bill Morrison. Fred Alexander. Jimmy Boyd. Julia Gibbs.

Jane Carolyn Fearing. Mary Frances Allen. Margaret Murdock. Helen Hodgson. Jeanne Belle Sherrill.

Anne Louise Rhyne, Betty Sue Smyre. Nan Davenport, Annette Mills. Davidson, i Nadja Biggam and Barbara Peeler. SISTERS ENGAGED--Mr. and Mrs.

Jay L. York, Statesville, route announce the engagements of their daughters. Evelyn (left) to Ray William Benfield, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.

Benfield, and Farry (light) Dupree Alton Morrow, ton of Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Morrow ill tf ttatotville, route I. A arable wedding ceremony is planned (or tht litf spring. Grand Coulee Dam, third highest dam in the world, is 550 feet from base to top.

Dr. R. M. Rickert, Jr. --OPTOMETRIST-- West Building DIAL 42U iafonul party last evening at her! feme, OB West Front street for her son Dr.

Wayne Brady and his bride, of Columbia. ft. C. Dr. Brady ana Mrs.

Brady had just returned from their wedding trip to Florida and were visiting briefly with his parents. The drop- in-party gave an opportunity to; Dr. Brady's friends here to meet 1 his bride and spend a pleasant hour with the newlyweds. Mrs. Brady served her guests coffee, cake and salted nuts.

The Brady home was beautifully de- Wedaesday 1 p-m--Mrs. Scott Meredith is entertaining at a luncheon to honor Miss Lily Neely, bride- elect. 4 Jack Grant will be hostess at a tea at her home in Brookdale as a courtesy for Miss Lily Neely, brde-eleet of January. Vows Are Mas Frances diiuhter of Mr and GteM H. Holtoa.

Statesville. route 4. the bride of Dillard Robert Marlowe. con of Mr. and Mrs.

Roy Robert Marlowe. Sunday. December IS, at 2:30 o'clock at the home of the officiating minister, Dr. J. H.

Pressly. Only members of the immediate families and close friends were present for the double rinf service. The young couple will make their home in Statecville. Annual Tea Dance At County their guests yesterday afternoon from four til six o'clock, to the musk Harold Gale ami his orchestra at the annual Christmas tea dance at the Country dub. The club house was lovely with silver arid blue Christmas decorations and light was entirely from the colored lights in the lounge.

Prior to the dance, traditional "open house" was observed by gracious hosts and hostesses whose guests then went to the RAMSETS All about the house red poinsettias, Christmas greens and red candles were used effectively. Out-of-Town Guests Among those present from cut of the city were Rev. and Mrs. F. H.

Price, Granite Falls, Mr. and Mrs. H. Thompson, High Point, Miss Mabel Stultr, of Rock Hffl, Mr. and Mrs.

O. C. Stonestreet, Jr Mooresville. Mr. and Mrs.

Russell Crouse, Winston Salem, Mr and Mrs. P. K. Drye arid Mr. and Mrs Joe Shulenberger, of Landis, Mrs.

O. I Bradley, of Mooresville. Mr and Mrs. E. E.

Kipka. of Mooresville, and Cecil Privette, of Pulaski, Cake-Cutting For Reavis-Sides Party Miss Marlene Reavis and her fiance, Lawrence Carlton Sides, who will be married this-afternoon at 5 o'clock in Troutman Methodist church were honored last evening following the wedding rehearsal at an informal cake-cutting given by Mr. and Mrs. P. Reavis at the home of Mr.

and Mrs. Grady Reavis in Troutman. The house was decorated in the Christmas theme throughout excepting the dining room which was in bridal green and white. The bride's table was lace covered and in candlelight from white tapers in groups of silver holders. The three-tiered cake was topped with the tradition figurines and after it was cut by the bridal couple the cutting was completed by Mrs.

E. P. Reavis. Miss Vurla Mae Pinniz presided a the punch bowl which was nested in ivy- Green and white bridal ices were served by Miss Nancy Smith and Miss Jean Davidson. The bride-elect, who received in a charming fushia taffeta gown with a corsage of white pom pom mums, presented her attendants compacts and the bridegroom-elect gave his attendants cuff links and key chains.

About 30 guests were present. Parties Scheduled For Miss Neely A full schedule of pre-nuptial parties are scheduled this week for Miss Lily Mae Neely who will be married on January 7, to Pierce Merry. Jr. This afternoon Miss Gladys Step- bans will entertain at a tea at her home on Front street and Wednesday, Mrs. Scott Meredith is giving a luncheon at the home of her mother on East Broad street.

Mrs. Jack Grant will entertain at'a tea' Wednesday at 4 o'clock at her home in Brookdale and Miss Pat Goode will have a luncheon at her home on N. Center street Thursday. A bridge party Thursday afternoon at 2:30 o'clock at the home of Mrs. W.

A. Bristol will be given in I Miss Neely's honor by Mrs. Campbell King and Monday afternoon another bridge party will be given by Mrs. Read Rice, at the home of her mother. Mrs.

James SPAINHOUR'S January SPECIAL GROUP DRESSES Reduced to Clear At These Low Saving! Up To or Greater Formerly to 10.95 now Formerly to 14.95 now For real money-saving values at prices that are most suitable to your budget shop Spainhour'g now! Many items on sale throughout the store not listed in this advertisement! Come! See! SAVE! $5. $7 Formerly to 24.95 now $14 Formerly to 29.95 now CLEARANCE Of Special Groups Sportswear Skirts Jumpers Weskits Reduced 4 to off Sensational Clearance of LINGERIE Only Slightly Soiled Or Odd Lots One Group Slips 9 ftfi Values to 3.98 One Group Gowns 0 00 Values to 5.95 One Group Gowns Values to 7.95 One Group "Fischer" APE Pure Silk Slips, vlT Select Group SWEATERS Slightly soiled or odd lots JANTZEN Helen Harper Reduced for Quick Clearance off ONE GROUP BLOUSES In lovely crepes assorted colors. "Paletta" Formerly 4.98 now Formerly 5.95 now Formerly 7.95 now Formerly 10.95 now 3.49 4.49 5.79 7.79 SPECIAL GROUP COATS Reduced Formerly 39.95 now Formerly 49.95 now Formerly 59.95 now 69.95 now. Formerly 75.00 now Price! 19.98 24-98 29.98 34.98 SELECT GROUP COATS FUR TRIMMED UNTRIMMED Reduced OFF ENTIRE STOCK OF FALL COATS REDUCED! SPAINHOUR'S SENSATIONAL SHOE CLEARANCE Selected Groups of Famous Name Shoes At Greatly Reduced Prices All Dress Suedes Formerly up to 6.95 now Formerly up to 8.95 now Formerly up to 12.95 now Formerly 14.95 now Select Leathers 3.79 4.79 6.79 179 Included In This Large Group Is it Glamour Step Jacqueline if Mademoiselle Johansen if Joyce CLEARANCE SPECIAL! Select Group ROBES Wool, Gabardines, Rayon, Faille and Satin up off SELECT DHOW DRESSES These are styles to wear and late into the spring. Come early lor better aelecaon.

Reduced Were 8.95 now Were 10.95 now Were 14.95 now Were 17.95 now Were 22.50 now Were 27.95 now One Group ONLY 18 FALL SUITS Reduced to dear at, off I SULKJTOIIOWP HANDBAGS Included are fine suedes, Faille, CoroV, and antelure. Blade, brown, taupe, green. Were 2.98 now Were 4.98 now Were 7.95 now 129 3.48 5.48* CLEARANCE SPECIAL! One Group First Quality 51 and 54 Gauge Nylon Hosiery Regular 1.35 to 1.75 value $1.00 pair ONE TABU JEWELRY Pins, Necklaees, Barettes Formerly $1 and $2 59c or 2 for $1 One Group Better Miff JEWELRY riul Spainhour'g Will Be Open All Day Wednesday JEWS PA PER I JEWS PA PER I.