Asheville Citizen-Times from Asheville, North Carolina • Page 27

ASHEVILLE CITIZEN-TIMES, Morch 6, 1966 Miss Hyde Is To Mr. House Mfas Martha Evelyn Hyde, flaugnter of Mr. and Mrs. Henry Grady Hyde of 27 Maple Crescent, and Clifford House, son of Mr. and Married In Iowa 1 Mrs.

Paul M. House of Center- ville, Iowa, were married Saturday In West Aaheville Baptist Church by the pastor, the Rev. Nane Starnes. I if New Umbrella Weathers Well NEW YORK You and Mary Popplns will be glad to hear that umbrellas will soon be strong enough to weather the windiest rainstorm. The umbrella frame, traditionally consisting of 44 spindly metal pieces, can now be made all in one durable piece.

The new frame, made of a plastic compound with 30 molded-ln hinges, is cheaper to produce and comes in colors to match the umbrella fabric. The hinges, says Modern Plastics, are so strong that even if the whole frame is bent inside-out it easily snaps back into shape again. Testing the finished umbrealla, designers blew it inside-out and returned it to its proper shpae 300,000 times and no failures were recorded. Just think of all the fun you could have on a windy day! ry A 4 1 V- i 5 ws' i44 St Cummings, King Wed Marriage vows were exchanged Saturday by Miss Brenda Lee Cummings and Robert Madison King in Ab- ernethy Methodist Church before the Rev. G.

G. Adams, pastor. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ronald Earl Cummings of Norfolk, Va.

She is employed by Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone Co. The bridegroom, also an employe of the company, is the son of Mr. and Mrs. O. E.

King of 120 Beverly Road, Beverly Hills. He is a veteran of four years Navy service aboard the USS Vogelgesang. Temporarily the couple will reside at 120 Beverly Road. Miss Melton Bride Of Mr. Hensley Miss Mary Anne Melton and Kenneth Eugene Hensley were married Saturday in Sardis Methodist Church by the pastor, the Rev.

Randall Lanier. She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ernest B. Melton of Brevard Road and he is the son of Mr.

and Mrs. James B. Hensley of 23 Nevada Ave. Mr. Melton gave his daughter in marriage.

She wore a gown of peau de soie and lace. Mrs. William Melton was matron of honor and Mrs. Robert Melton of Rossier City, Mrs. Richard Lowman of Valdese, and Miss Peggy Hensley and Miss Regena Hensley, sisters of the bridegroom, were bridesmaids.

They wore mint green dresses and carried yellow nosegays. Kathy Melton, Karen Melton and Jimmy Hensley were child attendants. I 1 MRS. ROBERT KINO the former Miss Brenda Cummings I THE LITTLE SHOP of John Carroll II JCove Sfkat JCace li I I MRS. CLIFFORD HOUSE the former Miss Martha Hyde 111 I I- 117111 1 ffl Oi Um Ovr lay-Away jl tint lint Cherg.

jl Tmrnrri nnvo inunrxLiLRi) BOUTIQUE SHOP wi ivvr i EASTER Drams Skirt, Ntf jf H.H 1 flP I il fill 4 W.N St. (Acrou Irom Imy't) MRS. TONY JONES the former Miss Catherine Ward Miss Ward Is Bride Miss Catherine Elizabeth Ward and Tony Burton Jones were married Saturday in Gravestone Baptist Church by the Rev. G. Hanford Hamby, pastor.

She is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Linzie Ward of Swannanoa and he is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones of 127 North Bear Creek Road.

Mr. Ward gave his daughter in marriage and sue wore a white taffeta dress with a veil attached to a bandeau. Mrs. Eileen Buchanan, Miss Lois Ann Ward and Miss Jean-ette Stowe attended the bride, wearing green dresses and carrying white carnations. Paula Buchanan and Dion Ward were child attendants.

Bob Jones was bis brother's best man and ushers were David Roy Ward, brother of the bride, and Kenneth Burleson. A reception in the church kitchen followed with Mrs. Eugene Warren, Mrs. Charles Greer and Mrs. Angie Worley assisting.

The couple will live in Swannanoa. The bride attended Bowman High School in Bak- ersville and the bridegroom attended Clyde A. Erwin High School. sis MISS BETTY CHRISTINE MOFTTTT is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

0. W. Moffitt of Lake Lure, who announce her engagement to Hugh Buckner, son of Mr. and Mrs. George Buckner of Old Fort A June wedding is planned.

MRS. FRANK BROWN HI the former Miss Gail Simen -Mar MlSS 91111011 Is Wed To Mr. Brown Miss Gail Christine Simon and Frank Augustus Brown HI were married Saturday in First Presbyterian Church by the Rev. A. Allen Gardner Jr.

A reception followed in the fellowship hall. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Charles F. Simon of 155 School Road, Malvern Hills.

The bridegroom is the son of Dr. and Mrs. Frank A. Brown Jr. of Osaka, Japan, medical missionaries for the Presbyterian Church.

Mr. Simon gave his daughter in marriage. She was attired in a gown with embroidered satin bodice and bell peau de soie skirt Her veil was attached to a coronet Miss Lynn Simon was her sister's maid of honor and bridesmaids were Miss Carol Brown, sister of the bridegroom, and Miss Linda Sea-gren of Knoxville. They wore pink peau de soie gowns and carried nosegays of carnations. George Brown of Davidson was best man and ushers were Eugene Ramsey Hardin and Lawrence Calhoun.

Assisting at the reception were Miss Mary Brown, Miss Julie Dendy, Miss Ann Miller, Miss Ruth Doyle, Miss Carolyn Otey and Mrs. David Allen. The bride is a senior at University of North Carolina. The bridegroom is a student at Asheville-Biltmore College pre-medical school. He attended Canadian Academy in Kobe, Japan, and Davidson College.

Sandra Norris To Wed Parks On June 5 CLINTON, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Winfred Norris announce the engagement of daughter.

Miss Sandra Lorraine Norris, to William Rodney Parks, son of Mr. and Mrs. June L. Parks Jr. of Gaffney.

He is a grandson of Mr. and Mrs. June L. Parks of 59 Watauga St, Asheville, N. C.

He is a dental student at Medical College of Virginia in Richmond. She is a student at Winthrop College. June to the wedding date. James Carrier was best man and ushers jrere Ronnie uuer, niiuam meuon, noger Melton and Robert Melton. A reception in the recreation hall of the church followed.

Those assisting were Mrs. E. D. Caldwell and Mrs. Robert N.

Dempsey Jr. The couple will live at 918 Haywood Road. The bride is a graduate of Memorial Mission Hospital school of nursing and is employed on the hospital nursing staff. The bridegroom is assistant production manager at WLOS-TV. MRS.

KENNETH HENSLEY tbc former Miss Mary Meltea GiupleWed At St. Paul's Mrs. Mildred E. Neville and Homer R. Myers were married Saturday in St Paul's Methodist Church by the pastor, the Rev.

H. Glen Lanier. Mrs. Myers is the daughter of the late Rev. and Mrs.

Edgar Foe Easterling of Ben oettsville, S. C. Mr. Myers is the son of the late Mr. and Mrs.

David of Belmont, Ohio. Miss Veronee Engaged To Robert Clontz SUMMER VILLE. S. C. -Mrs.

and Mrs. Richard G. Veronee announce the engagement -S i A The couple will live in Sem-bach, Germany, where the bridegroom is stationed in the U. S. Air Force.

Mr. Hyde gave his daughter in marriage and she wore a gown of peau de sole and pearl-embroidered lace. Her veil was attached to a coronet. Mrs. Willard Kenneth Boyd was her sister's matron of honor and Mrs.

Farrell Os-bourne and Mrs. Judith Thompson were bridesmaids. They wore pink peau de soie and rose velveteen and carried pink an white carnations. Gwendolyn Boyd and Tim Whitemore were child attendants. Mr.

Boyd was best man and Ernest Green, Mr. Os-bourne and Carl T. Johnson were ushers. An informal reception was held in the church social hall after the rehearsal on Friday. Mrs.

Gladys Johnson, Miss Pcyne and Mrs. Delphine Crompton assisted. The bride is a graduate of Enka High School and Dilly's Beauty School. The bridegroom is a graduate of Cen-terville High School. Select the proper bulbs, shades, ar.d diffusing bowls so you get light without glare and shadows.

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Samuel G. Ttbon of Miami She the 1 daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ray N.Jarvisof GlenBumie.Md.. who announce the engage- ment Both are students at i 5 i Mars Hill College.

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and Mrs. Claude Clonts of Candler, N. He is a graduate of Enka High School and a member of the U. S. Navy stationed in San Diego, Calif.

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