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faM wK3i Iwportrf sol Ttw cloth. It was centered with a tiered wedding cake with miniature nosegays, On eith Cfet CIttfen-JLefcjtt jackson daily itto 3 gMday.Oetohert.tta The wedding will be held in the at 4 p.m. The couple plans to fivi Puckott Methodist church Oct 13. 1 in Jackson. Lea-Jones Wedding Is Brilliant Autumn Event Alexander-Lofton Troth Told Mr.

and Mrs. Simon Alexander of Mendenhall announce the en er side ot the cake were silver candelabra epergne holding flowers of stock, candytuft, and pompon chrysanthemums. Other Upon their return from a hon brother, Scott Carter Lea of At- eymoon in Jamaica, Mr. and Mrs. anta, as best man.

Groomsmen refreshment tables were centered Clark Muntz Lea will be at home were John Michael Collins of El with white bridal arrangements in Kansas City, where gin, John Allen Jenkins Jr. and held silver candelabra. Mr. Lea is associated with Scon Paper company. of Jackson, Thomas McKmght Marshall and Henry Detwiler Among the friends assisting I m.

Their wedding ia the sanctuary Dean of Haddonfield, N. and Dr. Charles Edmonson Jones Jr of the First Presbyterian church did you unov--- were; Mrs. Scott Carter Lea, of Atlanta; Mrs. S.

Lawrence Far-rington, Mrs. John W. Squires Mrs. Robert Hudgins, Mrs. Saturday evening was an event of much beauty and social inter gagement of their daughter, Betty R.

Alexander, to Mack D. Lofton of Raleigh. The bride-elect the granddaughter of Mrs. Emma Lovitt, and the late Andrew Lovitt of Puckett. Miss Alexander is a 1960 graduate of Puckett High School and has lived Jackson three that Hie U.

S. champion mod rcbuilder ie right her in Jack- Lee Owen, Mrs. Judith Thomp THE BRIDE Pleasant Zebulon Jones Jr. son, Mrs. C.

C. Dinkins, and sort? I est and was witnessed by a large and fashionable company of relatives and friends. gave his sister in marriage. She Miss Robin Fulcher. In national competition Smith was radiant in her wedding gown Also, Mayor and Mrs.

Allen C. The bride is the former Miss won that ritto. Coma in soon. of candlelight peau de soie. The mmmmt Thompson, Dr.

and Mrs. R. Carter OTerralL Mr. and Mrs. L.

original design of classic simplic Mary Lenoir Jones, only daughter of Mrs. Pleasant Zebulon Jones years. She was formerly employ 1 IN ity featured a scultpured bodice Harrison Fukrher, Mr. and Mrs. Hughey S.

Williford, Mr. and and the late Mr. Jones of Jack ed by the Telephone company, wilt a bateau neckline. The el MAIL ORDERS GIVEN SPECIAL ATTINTIOMI bow length sleeves were finished and is now working for The Mrs. Mack Smythe.

Dr. and Mrs. 7 f-9jm IS Ymts Service son. The bridegroom is the son of Mrs. Leonard Goodsell Lea and Hie late Mr.

Lea of Haddonfield, with a deep piping of peau de Gayden Ward, Mr. and Mrs. Clarion Ledger and Jackson soie which extended to form de N. J. tailed bows.

The regal skirt, which Rufus Creekmore, Mr. and Mrs. H. Groves Smith, Dr. and Mrs.

Charles E. Ward. Dr. John Reed Miller, pastor. was drawn to the back, revealing Dairy News.

Mr. Lofton is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Lofton of Raleigh, and is the grandson of John Lof officiated at the impressive dou Also, Mr. and Mrs.

Emmett impressed pleats, swept into cathedral train. Vaughey, Judge and Mrs. Mai ble ceremony in a setting of palms, magnolia foliages and brass candelabra entwined with ton of TaylorsviDe. He is a gradu jij The bride's fingertip veil of colm B. Montgomery, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert H. Thompson, Mr, ate of Raleigh High School and has served four years ia the English illusion floated from a nt-we) IMS ereens. Wedding music was and Mrs. John F.

Montgomery. tiny coronet of orange blossoms Air Force. He is now employed played by William Wymond, or rr pidwe imi Dtiivwy in Dwwrtum Arte and pearls. Her bouquet was of 1 Mrs. Ralph Avery, Mrs.

Frances Beavers, Mrs. Paul Register, and by the United Insurance Company ganist. E. J. Price Jr.

was solo white orchids and stephanotis. of America Jackson. ist For her daughter's wedding, The candles were lighted by Mrs. Jones wore a floor-length Eenry Paul Sullivant of Kos formal gown of Persian aqua chif ciusko, cousin of the bride. MATRON OF HONOR fon with flowing panels of chiffon accenting the back.

Her corsage was of orchids. Mrs. John Allen Jenkins Jr. attended the bride as matron of Mrs. Lea, mother of the bride groom, chose a stunning formal honor.

Other attendants were Mrs. Pleasant Zebulon Jones MISS BETTY R. ALEXANDER daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Simon Alexander of Mendenhall, it engaged to Mack D.

Lofton of Raleigh and Jackson. gown in pearl gray chiffon with MISSISSIPPI FASHION QNTR Mr. and Mrs. William Neal, Mr. and Mrs.

E. B. McGehee, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Landrum.

When the couple left for a honeymoon trip to Jamaica, the bride was wearing a smart ensemble of imported shuttle tweed in tones of russet and gray with black accessories, and a silk print hat. GUESTS FROM DISTANCE Out of town guests included: Mrs. Chester Collins, Elgin, Mr. and Mrs. Philip Lasecki, Wheaton, Mr.

and Mrs. Sam P. mi, Washington D. Mrs. N.

E. NimmerfaD, Nash Miss Sarah Ward and Miss Eliaz- panels of chiffon floating from the shoulders to the floor. Her beth Duke Smith. Flower girls were cousins of the bride, Miss flowers were of pale pink orchids. Mrs.

Jones entertained with Margaret Rather Sullivant and ST. ANDREW'S Miss Jennifer Jones. reception at the King Edward Hotel immediately following the ceremony. Mr. and Mrs.

Charles The brides attendants were identical gowns, intermission- Jerry Tiblier, Mrs. John Moon; Edmonson Jones, uncle and aunt lengm, of sea green silk with bakery and desserts, Mrs. Fred of the bride, greeted guests as C. McDuffie, Mrs. F.

B. St. John they entered the Coronet Room. matching headpieces of handmade roses. Their bouquets were of Talisman glamellias outlined The receiving line was formed be Mrs.

Ralph Boozman; candy, Mrs. Frank K. Ethridge mem with velvet leaves. The flower girls were dressed ville; Mr. and Mrs.

William Morris, Mrs. Albert Stiles, Mrs. Thomas J. Bagley, Haddonfield, N. Mrs.

Frederick Tamke, Mrs. John Allen Jenkins, New Orleans; Mr. and Mrs. Roderick in miniature copies of those worn fore a background of magnolia foliage and featured a towering floor candelabrum holding tapers. The reception rooms were decorated with tall native greens.

The bride's table was covered by the other attendants, and their bouquets were the same in miniature. Malcolm of Princeton, N. Robert McHenry of Lexington, Mr. Lea was attended by his 1 with a skirt of ivory satin over- Mr. and Mr.

Ennis Sulli bers of St. Ursuai guild; chefs rotisserie, Jack Mclntyre, Mrs. J. Manning Hudson, Mrs. Robert Q.

Marston; coffee corner, Mrs. Phillip D. Manning, Mrs. Jay H. Hedgepeth; delicatessen, Mrs.

J. M. Vardaman, Mrs. C. P.

Howard, Mrs. R. Gordon Grantham; hamburgers, Mrs. Ernest Saik; jellies and pickles, Mrs. Dan Morse, Mrs.

Max T. Allen bargains, Mrs. James A. Chustz, Mrs. E.

Michael Rice, members of St Claire's guild; homemade toys, Mrs. W. T. LeBoeuf, Mrs. J.

C. vant, Memphis; Also Miss Ruth Jones, Miss Ella May Jones, Judge Robert Cmtttraett from Pag ID Perennially popular homemade toje, needlework. Christmas decorations and gifts will be on display, the chairmen report, and this year's firsts include a cathedral booth, headed by Mrs. Joe H. Daniel, which will feature charts, and unusual Christmas exotic herbs, glassware, herb charts, and unusual Christmas cards.

Mrs. Paul E. Speights is chairman of another new booth featuring old books. Fiction, non-fiction, prose and poetry, children's books, will be available for browsers and shoppers. Chairmen and co-chairmen of ether major committees, named by Mrs.

Langford and Mrs. Jenkins, are: treasurer, Mrs. G. A. McCarty, Mrs.

Eay Whitten; promotion, Mrs. D. Carl Black Mrs. Ford Petty; church bulletin, Mrs. John White decora Wood, members of St Joan of Arc's guild; needlework, Mrs.

R. Ben Lampton, Mrs. Carl Fox, Mrs. John W. Nicholson; Christ-mas decorations and gifts, Mrs.

K. B. Ehrhardt, Mrs. David 0. A Mansfield; junior bazaar play, tions, Mrs.

John F. Anderson Mrs. Ford Petty, Mrs. James Child. Mrs.

Walter Jordy, staging, Mrs. f-C'2 Lee Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Robert E. Jones, Mrs.

Ray Cheairs, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Ware Hobbs, Mr. and Mrs. Jack Seavey, Mr.

and Mrs. Robert Smith, aU of Brook-haven; Miss Nannie Sullivant, Mrs. Lucille Sadler, Mr. and Mrs. Henry Paul Sullivant, Ben Martin, Mrs.

Thomas Weatherall, Mrs. Ventress Jones, Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Joplin, Mr. and Mrs.

George Thornton, Mr. and Mrs. Lester Brown, aU of Kosciusko; and Mr. and Mrs. William Butterfield of Pascagoula.

The rehearsal dinner was given on the eve of tiie wedding by the bridegroom's mother, Mrs. Lea, at the Capital City Club. The bride to be wore a short dinner gown of turquoise hammered silk satin. The bridesmaids' luncheon was given by Mrs. John Allen Jenkins Jr.

at the home of her mother, Mrs. Charles R. Bowman. Mr. and Mrs.

Emmett Alexander Vaughey entertained the wedding party with a formal dinner at their home on old Canton road. A luncheon for the out of -town guests was given on the day of the wedding by Dr. and Mrs. Richard Carter O'Ferrall, Mr. and Mrs.

Luther Harrison Fulch-er, Mr. and Mrs. Huey Shannon Williford, and Mr. and Mrs. Mack Smythe at the home of the Willifords.

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