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Kris Brunnemer weds Cooke The marriage of Miss Anna Kristina Brunnemer and David Allen Cooke was solemnized Saturday at half after 3 o'clock at Holy Trinity. Lutheran Church. The Rev, C. Setzcr heard the exchange of vows. Wedding music was presented by Mrs.

Clyde Clomnger, organist, and Mr. and William Hall, vocalists. Mrs. Cooke, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.

Heber Keith Brunnemer of 1344 Westbrook is a graduate of Ashley Hiph School and Greensboro College. Presented at we 1965 Mrs. Anna Kristina Brunnemer Debutante Ball, she. is employed as a customer representative, by Xerox Corporation. Her husband, a graduate of Ml.

Airy High School and Guilford College, is a salesman for Lady Wrangler Division of Blue Bell, Inc. He is a son of A. Boyce Cook of Mt. Airy and the late Mrs. Cooke.

The bride was given in marriage by her father. Honor attendants were Mrs. H. Keith Brunnemer Jr. and Miss Penny Wiggins McNeil I of Charlotte.

Bridesmaids were Mrs. Michael B. Cooke of Bethcsda, Mrs. John K. Mack of Charlotte, Mrs.

Charles S. Melvin 111 of Coral Springs, and Mrs. W. Franklin Hill of Lillington. Flower girls were -Anna Elizabeth Brunnemer and Margaret Gilmore Brunnemer.

A. Boyce Cooke was his son's best man. Michael B. Cooke of Bethesda and H. Keith Brunnemer Jr.

of Charlotte, Ihe couple's brothers, ushered with W. Franklin Hill of Lillington, John J. Sanders of Ml. Airy. Michael G.

Hutchens of Jacksonville, and Gilbert F. Bowman of Shelby. The bride's parents and Mr. and Mrs. Hcber Kcilh Brunnemer Jr.

entertained at a reception at Gaslon Country Club. Music was provided by TheMusicalcs. Mr. and Mrs. Cooke, after a trip to the North and Soulh Carolina coast, will live at his residence, 2106 Kanawha Charleston, W.

Va. THt OASTOMU OAHTTl. July Issue invitations to attendants' escorts Mrs. Sarah Willettc Slowc Sarah Stowe is bride of Robert Douglas Williamson Dear Mrs. Post: Some questions have arisen in regard to addressing the inner envelopes of wedding invitations.

I am asking your help and will'appreciate your opinions. 1. In the case of unmarried attendants, either ushers or bridesmaids, should not the names and addresses of the companions they wish to bring to the reception be obtained and separate invitations be issued to them? 2. Admittedly there are people who use "Mr. Smith and Guest" or "Mrs.

Jones and Escort" on the inner envelopes. In my opinion this is issuing a "secondhand" invitation and is therefore al least slightly discourteous. There may be rare occasions when the obtaining of Ihc names and addresses of such guests may bo impossible and in Ihese cases I would think the "and Escort" might be used and be acceptable though not entirely proper. Am I correct on this? E.T. Right--on all scores! is calling picks op the telephone, the caller ases "Job Jones." This Is slso true in small office where the phooe may be answered by the person called.

liKLMONT-Miss Sarah Willelle Slowe the bride of Robert Douglas Williamson in a Saturday iiflcrnoon wedding al Ml Thu bridegroom, a graduate of Uingston High School in Danville, received his 13.H. and M.S. degrees in microbiology from Howard University. Stitching Witchery Good scissors a must for sewing Peasant Baptist Church. Thci Commissioned a second Rev.

Charles R. Mosley was lieutenant in the U.S. Forces, lie will begin his Ph.D. studies in research biology this fall at Hie University of Massachusetts Graduate School at Amherst. By BETTY W.

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officiating minister. Music for Ihe 5 o'clock ceremony was presented by Mrs. Betty Canada, organist, and Joseph Mcllwain, vocal soloist. Mrs. Slowc is a daughter of Mr.

and Mrs. Grier Willis Slowc of 305 South Bclmont. Her husband's parents arc Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Williamson of Danville-.

Va. The bri tin's Father gave her in marriage. Miss Sandra J. Slowc washer sister's maid ot honor. Mrs.

Carol S. Mcllwain of Charlotlc and Mrs. Doris S. Richardson ot Atlanla, also Ihe bride's sisters, were bridesmaids with Miss Teresa Taylor of Atlanla and M1 ss Be tty Slowc or Charlotte. Carolyn Davis of Chnrlotlc and Adrian KIOTO of Uoslon were flower girl and ring bearer.

Hosl man was Jeffrey Fearing of Washington, D.C. The bride's brollrers, Grier Stowe Jr. and ICdwin Ixigan Stowc of Gastonia, were ushers. The bride, a graduate of Belmont Senior High School, received her U.S. degree in psychology from Howard University in Washington.

In school she was member of Ihe National Beta Honor Society, and at the university she was a Dean's Honor Holl She is employed in Ihc management (raining program of Sears, Roebuck and Company. He will be employed by the U.S. Department of Agriculture in Amherst. A reception given by the bride's parents was held in Ihe church fcllow.shiphall. Mr.

and Mrs. Williamson will live at -11 Rolling Green Amhcrsl, Mass. Calendar of events. Sunday p.m. Miss Elizabeth Anne Glenn and Oindler Carilhcrs Harper will exchange wedding vows al Hellipl Presbyterian Cluirch, Clover.

Monday 6 p.m. The Altrusa Clul) will mcel at the Elks Club. Tuesday 7 p.m. Robinson Extension Homemakers Club will meet al HobinwooriLakeforapicnic. DoarMrs.Posl: When someone offers their condolence on the passing of a loved one, what should one say in reply? Anita Dear Anita: If (he sympathy was extended in person, all you need say is "Thank you, 1 do appreciate your sympathy (or kindness)." In answering a note of condolence, it need hardly be another sentence or two.

For example, if the writer offers his services, your note may express your acceptance or refusal, with appropriate comment. -I- -I- Dear Mrs. Post: IHease tcU roc to rift for our 25th wedding anniversary. We would like to celebrate it by asking friends and relatives in for a come-and-go coffee or lea. All our families live out of state so 1 have to write or call them.

We do not want gifts. Should I send invitations or personally ask friends here? Since it is on a Monday, could we have it Sunday aflemoon or evening and ask lo have it announced at church where most of our friends arc? have been here only 18 monllis, arid having lived in several parts of Ihc country and remembering Ihe customs arc diffcrenl, please tell me whal would be correct. Mrs. Simmons Dear Mrs. Simmons: Send written invitations to your oul-of-slate relatives, and at the bottom write "We really do not want gifts the nicest present you could give us is to be here on the 15th." Unless you really want every member of your church lo attend, don'l have il announced at Ihe service.

Write personal notes or call your friends, saying or writing essentially the, same thine; as above. You may certainly have Ihe party on Sunday anniversary parties are frequently held on the closesl weekend. Dear Mrs. Post: When a man calls an office or another person (not a friend) whom should he say is calling? Should he say "This is Mr. Jones calling" or "This is John Jones calling?" Ms.J.

DearMs.J.: When a man calls an office and a secretary or operalor answers the telephone, he says "This is Mr. Jones of Ihe Company." When the person he Dear Mrs. Post: clipped your column from our local newspaper in which you say it is redundant to thank people again for something (a gift in this case) you have already thanked themforonce. Is this also true when a new friend has had dinner in your home and has graciously thanked you when she went home? My nephew at my invitation brought his girlfriend to our home for dinner. He was very upset that this guest did.not send me note for entertaining her.

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