Kingsport Times-News from Kingsport, Tennessee • 32

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In a wedding ceremony Satur day afternoon June 2 at the Bris- tol Kingdom Hall of Jehovah'i Witnesses Judy Ann Bowen became the bride of Daniel Leslie McLamb The bride is the daughter of Mr and Mrs Bowen of Hem- lock Road Mr and Mrs McLamb of Dunn ere the parents of the bridegroom After a scriptural reading was given by Ralph Sterling Circuit Minister on the meaning of marriage the vows were exchanged The double-ring ceremony was performed before a setting of white gladioli and chysanthemums with greenery The nuptial music consisting of Kingdom songs was presented by the cousin of the bride Mrs A Scott Jr of Knoxville The bride wearing a floor-length gown of white silk organza and lace was given in marriage by her father The lace bodice featured a scalloped neckline with iridescent sequins and pearls with long sleeves tapering to a point-The bouffant -skirCwas caught up on thp sides with pouffs and had ap-pliques'of iridescent sequins and pearls The two-tier veil of imported French illusion net was of elbow length The headpiece was custom made to match the gown with a cap of lace and a pearl drop at the forehead She carried a bouquet of white orchids interspersed with stephanotis and white streamers Ihe-matron of honor -was-Mrs 2 in 1 CELEBRATION 1- V- vV 1 Mrs Hugh Carl Davis (Elizabeth Juanita Moody) V- Yes Ye Aro Celebrating Jno Anniversaries 7ith One Sab Millport And Our Mother Stores 13th Year in Haw BiverrHiC Cottons Linens Synthetics' i fc- Af jit J1 'V AV Xs -p Mrs Daniel Leslie McLamb (Judy Ann Bowen) of of Gatlin- Mr and Mrs Howard Moody 1848 Oakwood Drive announce the marriage of their daughter Elizabeth Juanita to Hugh Carl Davis He is the son of Mr and Mrs James Davis of Church Hill Rev Rye Fleenor performed the ceremony at his home on June 22 The bride wore a white street- burg the couple is temporarily liv length dress with matching acces-1 ing with the brides parents sories and carried a bouquet yellow rose buds The bride is a graduate Blountvilie High School The bridegroom is a graduate of Church Hill High School Both are employed by Mason-Dixon Lines Inc After a wedding triple (Connie lfHc4nincl JJoward 1ft on Jay Warry 4t 3irst Christian Clurch Jdat Oldest Symbol J)n IdJomen A Josh ion Jdistory All Pastel Colors Dacron Batiste 45 Wide Full Rolls Only By JEAN SPRAIN WILSON AP Fashion Writer Miss Connie Jean McAninch became the bride of Howard Edward Monday Saturday June 18 at the First Christian Church Rev Dr Palmer Young performed the 5 pm double-ring ceremony The bride Is the daughter of Mrs McAninch Sr of Kingsport and the late Mr McAninch The bridegroom is the son of Mrs Taimadge Monday of Kingsport and the late Mr Monday The bride wore a white day-length dress of lace and organza A crown of sequins and pearls held her veil Mrs Ronnie Whittaker was matron of honor' Ronnie Whittaker was best man For traveling the bride chose white dress and matching accessories and an orchid corsage The bride is employed by the House of Windsor The bridegroom is employed by Mason-Dixon Lines Inc After a wedding trip to Florida the couple is living at 170 Ravine Pre-nuptial parties Included a miscellaneous shower given by Miss Jean Carpenter Mrs Robbie Whittaker and Miss Thelma Mon day at the Civic Auditorium DRIP-DRI On the other hand lace or gauz was wadded into wide puffed crowns and hat brims and powdered wigs grew to such heights that just before the French Revolution pages walked behind them with long notched poles to hold up the headpiece construction Young Queen Victoria wore brimmed leghorns trimmed with lace flounces And in America the Gibson girl fancied another type of broad brimmed hat called a skimmer All women wore lace caps indoors There were night caps rising caps morning caps and even lacy theater caps worn under large la In these status-conscious days aradoxically a lady chooses a without regard to her social position Yet the head covering from the queens crown to the peasants kerchief is the most consistent prestige symbol in history Nor is any other article of apparel steeped in so much tradition or even superstition It is doubtful that many women know that the pillbox for example was worn long ago by the Persian women in hopes that it would ease Homespun 3G" and 45 Wldo Solids Prints 2 Yards Only Our Entire Stock Cotton Prints Drip Dries Poplins Broadcloths Famous Names Seeing Is Believing Don Dyke sister of the bridegroom She was dressed in a street-length gown of pink chiffon over taffeta and carried a crescent bouquet of pink carnations interspersed with babys breath Her headdress was of pink heart-shaped taffeta with matching finger-tip veil The flowergirls were Marlene Burpitt and Carmen Barnette friends of the bride from Kingsport They wore identical short bouffant mint green dresses with matching headdresses They carried white lace baskets of yellow carnations Phillip McLamb cousin of the bridegroom from North Carolina was best man Ushers were Ronald Carter friend of the bride from Bristol: Ken Nester Don Dyke and Mark Dyke relatives of the bridegroom all of Dunn The mother of the bride wore a beige sheath of lace over taffeta with an accent of burnt orange accessories and a beige orchid with burnt orange ribbons The bridegrooms mother wore a mauve raw silk sheath with mauve accessories Her corsage was a white orchid with a mauve throat The reception was given in the banquet room of the Downtowner Motor Inn by the parents of the bride The bride's table was decorated with pink carnations and orchid snapdragons The table was centered with a three-tiered wedding cake decorated with pink roses Robert Burpitt friend of the bride played the piano during the reception Assisting In serving were Miss Norma Munsey cousin of the bride from Knoxville Misses Phyllis Wilson Sharron Pyle and Sandra Sexton all friends of the bride from Kingsport For a wedding trip to the beach the bride chose a white sheath with white accessories and the orchid from her bridal bouquet The couple is living at 900 Layton Ave Dunn Out-of-town guests were Mrs Thompson and Mrs Milum Bowen grandmothers of the bride Mrs Jones Jr Mr and Mrs A Scott Jr and Liesa and Miss Norma Munsey all of Knoxville Mrs Fred Johns Mrs Bill Snodgrass and Mrs Kyle Lawson Sneedville Mr and Mrs Walter Bowen and Edna Ruth of Rogers-ville all relatives of the bride Those attending from Dunn were Mrs McLamb Mrs Elizabeth McLamb Mr and Mrs Don Dyke and Gary Mr and Mrs Ken Nester Steve and Becky Mr and Mrs Mark Duke and Mark Jr Clarence McLamb Jr Phillip McLamb and Raymond Hobson relatives and friends oi the bridegroom gu Mr and Mrs Anderson Tampa Fla Miss Antoinette Fat-torini Massapequa Park Long Island James Grogg Hicks-ville Long Island Mrs Paul Smith Don Smith Phil Smith Mrs Alice Ross Kenny Ross anc Judy Ross of Johnson City Allen Hampton East Stone Gap Va Mr and Mrs James Lentz and Rose Benham Ky and Mr and Mrs Kenneth Giuth of Hazard Ky childbirth Nor is it likely that many de- Out of doors the lady wore voices of the red hat realize that I ber bonnet and carried her cap in Roman Vestal Virgins wore red a man collar box order to on the heads to ward off evil spirits Despite Queen Nefertitis famous blue hat which was actually a crown the upper class Grecian ladies get historical credit for starting the hat fashion They en- joyed wearing embroidered berets and pillboxes too but did not cot-ton to the Persian superstition Byzantine Empress Theodora added the jeweled cloche cap to history And by the Middle Ages tailed hoods were getting admiring glances By the middle 1400s Queen Isabelle of France introduced a tall conical hat called the hennin which shared the stage with high rolled turbans for almost two hundred years Indeed these grew to such heights that castle doorways and ceilings were ripped out and rebuilt so that women could pass through without knocking off their hats The expression pin moneyr goes all the way back to this period for very costly pins were needed to fasten veil adornments to these hats Women of all classes saved their money to buy the pins The word millinery grew out of the Renaissance when Milan Italy developed a reputation for such fine straw and superior hat craft that a person owning a hat from this city was ever so chic -By the 17th century the ostrich was in danger of extinction Worn- By A RAISER SAN FRANCISCO (AP)-Women are in the business world to stay despite intense feeling against them "Perhaps one reason for this intense feeling is that it is a defensive measure says Dr Vernon Keeler Dr Keeler 58 a native of Galli-oplis Ohio is director of the University of San Franciscos Management Development Center The center is affiliated with the University of Chicago Industrial Relations Center To this end This is One of Ihe 4 Big Sales We Have Each Year You Should Make Every Effort to Be Present Monday Morning For Greaier Savings Than Ever SEW SAVE Bur Mil Shag Dark Full Rolls 45 Wide 2 Yards Only i Dr Keeler business administration expert author arbitrator and head of his own management consulting firm sent questionnaires to heads and personnel directors of 100 business firms They were asked their opinions of women in business and espe cially in managerial jobs The replies were both shocking and illuminating Dr Keeler says adding that the survey brought out that many men in business feet women are poor managers unstable and inclined to pettiness Dr Keeler says: "In my opinion women have certain traits perhaps to a greater extent than men which enables them to motivate and stimulate "The executives I interviewed said men outnumbered women in CONE MILLS A Sleepwear Prints Full Rolls Over 50 Patterns 4 Yards Only 2 hi (A ''rked their menfolk by steal-j ing the style of their broad brim-r: cavalier hat with rolled or cocked brim and ornamented them with all the weeping ostrich plumes they could afford Then just as todays bouffant hairdo Increased the popularity of the little hat wide-wired-out coif- feurs of the late 1600s brought about the small cap and lace coif In Gainsborough's time the brim-J med hat made a comeback in tre- mendous proportions laden with plumes and ribbons and sometimes concealing little water glasses for fresh flowers I But being feminine and there- fore fickle the ladies also imitated i the shepherdesses wearing simple straw hats tied with velvet ribbon Tlaiiy Back To School Fabrics Among The Above Bargains NOW YOU CAN managerial positions by 20 to 1 Eo: ave creative abilities and commendable traits and attitudes But they will have to remedy weaknesses including pettiness and a tendency to take the short range view of their leadership HA VI A SAY I Buy One of Our Pre-Cut and Priced Dress Lengths for Regular Price And Get The 2nd One For inly Sc Ea 1 1 In how much you pay for high quality automobile insurance i If you qualify as a careful driver you can save and pay only 6 months premium at a time This America Fore Loyalty policy gives you the soundest 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