Statesville Record and Landmark from Statesville, North Carolina • 5

9 Dry Cleaning Special 1 PANTS I M39 1 SWEATERS I SKIRTS I Mix Match Spacial Suits Dresses mix and match as you like 3 ior price 01 2 Cash and Carry Also Pick Up and Delivery Service CLEANERS DIAL: 872 5171 M)1 Mulevard Statowille Children Entertain Parents In this At Afternoon Open House World ar MRS BOBBY GENE HONEYCUTT Hawthorne will Ron daughter of Mr Cole Personals Only 22 More Days 'til Easter! Spainhour Charge Account ITS EASY TO OPEN SO HANDY TO USE! do your own thing Hat $898 Scarf $200 lower Wreath $4 $5 Millinery Salon irst loor I Pnam Ute pASHinR GUARANTEED ULL TRADE IN REE EUll VALUE INSURANCE diamonds member of chapters is special way and Mrs Eugene 305 Clover Street A 4 AZ was also Rally at the Odd boys and urging greeted by Hoke Crider Jr and introduced to the honor couple Gifts for Mr and Mrs Crider were received and arranged for display by their daughter Joyce Mrs Melvin Johnson directed the way to the refreshment table which was spread in white with lace overlay Red and white bows entwined with miniature white wedding bells carried out the red and white color scheme Approximately 50 guests attended the celebration and decorated cake squares assorted crackers pickles olives and red punch which was poured by Mrs Hoke Crider Jr Mrs Danny Crider assisted in serving and good byes were said to Danny Crider and Melvin Johnson Mr and Mrs William Wil son of 324 North Mulberry Street will return Wednesday evening after a trip to Mexico City Acapulco and points of interest in the south They left Statesville March 4 CWO and Mrs Leonard Godby of Jackson were week end guests of Mr and Mrs Williard Jr Elmwood and visited relatives in the States ville area June dis With a Spainhour Charge Card no cash to lose and plenty of time to gain You shop quickly and efficiently no need to fumble with cash wait for change or spell out your name and address so often You get one monthly bill handy for your personal needs You may choose to pay in full in 30 days with no service charge or extend your payments as long as 10 months with a small service charge on the unpaid balance The choice is up to you If not enjoying a Spainhour Charge Account we invite you to open yours today Ask one of our salespeople or inquire at our office downstairs The inest In Beauty Service CAREER BEAUTY COLLEGE Dally 10 5 Wed and rl Nites 9 113 Water St Phone 872 6662 father Eugene Honeycutt as best man and ushers were Michael Cook brother of the bride and Harold Cline cousin of the bridegroom or her wedding Mrs Cook wore a blue crepe dress and matching accessories The mother wore a double knit beige dress with matching accessories and both mothers completed their en sembles with corsages of white gardenias Mrs Hugh Stutts grandmother of the bride wore a corsage of white carnations A graduate of Troutman High School and Kings College the bride is employed at Piedmont Bank Trust Company in Mooresville The bridegroom a graduate of Mooresville Senior High School and Charlotte Bar ber School is employed at Barber Shop in Moores ville The couple will make their home on East Iredell Avenue Mooresville Jewelers Of Trusted Reputation or 3 Generations took en will Arts Tuesday 7:00 Glen Echo Club meets in the fellowship hall of Diamond Hill Baptist Church Covered dish supper will be served and husbands of members are invited to attend 7:00 pm Garden Gale Club meets with Mrs Gaither East ront Street 7:30 Mrs James Helms Edgewood Road will be hos tess for a bridal party hon oring Miss Jane Carolyn Watt 8:00 Statesville Chapter No 214 Order of the Eastern Star meets at the Temple New officers will be elected and a new member initiated Wednesday 10:00 a Statesville Country Club bridge event Take one lovely floppy brim one print scarf and one organza flower wreath presto you have three hats to suit your moods and your ward 1 A 4T 1 1 3 1 4 A wX ys va zx rxvi VfZXllMl roue come to pauuiuui nai wiup iui iwi auu mcaui miu jv be set to do your own thing beautifully this spring and summer 729 American at sea accord Encyclopaedia Miss Patti Sherrill who become the bride of Larry Campbell in a March 29 cere mony was honored at a lingerie shower riday evening given by Mrs Charles Donaldson Misses Judy Lamberth and Karen Mur dock at the Murdock residence on East Monbo Road When Miss Sherrill arrived dressed in beige and brown she received a corsage of yellow chrysanthemums and a gift of lingerie from the hostesses loral arrangements of yellow and white were viewed at van tage points in the living room and in the dining area thp refreshment table was centered with a bouquet of yellow and white chrysanthemums tied with yellow ribbon in knots and flanked by yellow candles ifteen guests added their gifts to the bride display and were served apple cake apple fluff punch mints pickles and nuts Special guests attending the prenuptial party were mother Mrs Otis Sherrill and a sister Crystal Mrs Gordon Wilson won first place for a crocheted bed spread and Mrs rancis Mayhew won the blue ribbon for a knitted outfit Red ribbons went to Mrs Powell for her organdy tablecloth and Mrs Broadus Kurfees for a tole paint ed milk can Mrs Chester Middlesworth won a white rib bon for her collage and Mrs Evan Cole also received one for her crewel work entry All are members of the Club Miss Dianne Shoemaker the entry for the stu dent sewing contest also first place receiving an graved silver tray She enter the statewide ine Contest March 22 at University of North Carolina in Greensboro Miss Margaret Wyatt the senior scholarship contestant was also judged a winner In addition to Mrs Adams and Mrs McCoy other members of the club attending were Mrs Charles Rumple Mrs Patterson Mrs Ralph Reavis and Miss Betty VanArsdale Mrs William Chuber and Mrs Clyde Bebber were among representatives for the Civic Club of Statesville and Mrs armer Junior Service League president was joined by 20 members and a former mem ber Miss Maris Brantley now a student at Wake orest Uni versity in Winston Salem Local Junior Service League winners included: Mrs Marlene Moening mixed media and Mrs Sylvia Kiker oils art for Club women contest and Mrs armer the public speaking for clubwomen Winning student in that category was Deborah Carter of Conover sponsored by the Conover Junior Club Local students sponsored by the Junior Service League in the Art Contest also won several ribbons Included were Bobby Tripp who received a gold rib bon indicating of the for his pastel entry for grades seven through nine A North Iredell student Richard Mayes won a red ribbon in the same category for his pencil drawing Yes you'll find Easter shopping (and year 'round shopping) easier faster and more convenient with A large group of clubwomen from Statesville attended the annual ine Arts estival for District III North Carolina ederation of Clubs in Hickory Saturday and several returned with prizes Out of the eight members of Statesville Club who entered articles to be judged six of them won blue ribbons Mrs Talmage Adams club president reported Mrs Edwin McCoy member and past president of the States ville Club is director of District III and Mrs Carroll anner president of the Statesville Junior Service League is state Junior ine Arts chairman 2 Diamond Baroque WEDDING SET 350 A Week! Bride Elect Is Honored An open house celebration Sunday afternoon between the appointed hours of three and five was a special honor for Mr and Mrs Hoke Crider Sr of route 2 Statesville The occasion was their twenty sixth wedding anniversary host ed by their children: Hoke Crider Jr Danny Crider Mrs Melvin Johnson and Miss Joyce Crider The couple was unable to be entertained on their 25th anni versary last year due to illness As guests arrived they were Delegates Are Selected ELSIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 215 ordon Ave MOORESVILLE In a 7 pm ceremony Saturday March 8 at the home of Rev and Mrs Lonnie Templeton Miss Phyllis Gail Cook became the bride of Bobby Gene Honeycutt son of Mr Honeycutt of Mooresville The bride and Mrs Roy Cook route 4 Mooresville was given in marriage by her father with Rev Lonnie Templeton offi ciating Hie bride wore a gown made by her mother of white peau de soie styled with empire bodice and long calla pointed sleeves The bodice and train were accented with hand em broidered appliques of antique lace Mrs A Poole aunt of the bride was matron of honor and wore a long aqua dress styled with an empire bodice and full length chiffon train The bridegroom choose his Dobbs and ourth Creek chapters of Hie Daughters of the American Revolution are being well represented at the sixty ninth state conference to day through Thursday at Hotel Robert Lee in Winston Salem In addition a each of the local participating in a at the convention Mrs James regent of Dobbs chapter is serving as chairman of the conference and Miss Dorothy Nicholson is her co chairman Representing Dobbs chap ter as delegates are Mesdames Boggs Phillip Mason and Sherrill and as alternates Mesdames A Bristol Grant Ralph Sherrill Marcus Simpson and Charles Tripp Delegates from the ourth Creek chapter are Mrs Hamrick Jr who also is serving as a page at the con vention Mrs Malcolm Mrs Linney and Mrs Earl Davis were elected alter nates fjif so why not open your own Spainhour In the peak year of 1846 there were whaling ships ing to the Britannica 't Hl 30 DAY MONEY BACK DIAMOND GUARANTEE AT LEONARD'S ELECTROLOGIST SADIE TUSSEY Beginning March 10th 9 5 PM Be eminine! Remove Un wanted Hair Permanently With The New Instantron Short Wave Method or Appt Call 872 3488 TUESDAY MARCH 11 1969 STATESVILLE RECORD LANDMARK PAGE 5 Miss Cook Bobby Honeycutt Married In Home Ceremony viivihnnr iyi4l Oft QUICK AST Events Set By Rebekahs Members of the Sarah Rebekah Lodge No 155 held their regular meeting Monday night at the Odd ellow's Hall on East Sharpe Street The meeting was opened in due form by Mrs Willard Holland noble grand Minutes of the last meeting were read by Mrs Terry Walden recording secretary In communications Mrs Walden read an invitation to district meeting at Kannapolis March 29 An announcement made of the Youth Elizabeth City for ellow Junior Lodge Theta Rho Rebekahs and Odd ellows to accompany them on March 29 In other business Mrs George Speigle announced plans for a joint dinner meeting at the lodge hall Tuesday March 18 and Mrs Earl Carney completed plans with Rebekahs and Theta Rho girls for ham day scheduled Saturday March 15 at the lodge hall An interesting program was given by Mrs Kunkle on the Schyler Colfax anniversary Mrs Speigle contributed to the pro gram reporting that an election and tally sheet belonging to some of her great grandparents had been found The document was 100 years old on election day in November 1968 It listed Ulysses Grant as president of the United States and Schyler Colfax vice president Joint Meeting Held By Clubs The Minims and Crochets Junior Music Clubs met jointly Saturday morning at 10 3 0 at fche residence of the counselor Mrs Robert on Oakwood Drive Minims club president Johnston presided and cussion touched on the various scholarships available to mem bers Performing for the meeting were Donna Harrelson Marty Hedrick Kathy McSwain June Johnston Charlene Aldrich and Joey Boone INE ARTS COMMITTEE Mrs Jerome Herring of North Wilkesboro Junior Club Mrs William Chuber of Statesville Woman's Civic Club Mrs Wallace Twombly of Troutman Club and Mrs Carroll armer of Statesville Junior club who is District III ine Arts chairman are pictured left to right above with awards they presented winners at the Dis trict ine Arts estival in Hickory Saturday District ine Arts estival Winners Named In the 10 through 11th grades winners were Joey Boone of Statesville Senior High blue rib bon for his oil painting and Arch Davis of Senior High red ribbon for pastels Miss Anne Stafford also a Statesville Senior High student won a red ribbon for her oil painting and David Mayfield North Iredell High one for pastels and one for water colors Service League members pres ent for the event included Mrs Johnny Allison Mrs Dennis Baker Mrs David Bradsher Mrs Harry Cotton Jr Mrs James Ellis Mrs Cress Hall Mrs Hoytt Hawks Mrs Joe Kiker Mrs Ray Long Mrs Darryl Moffitt Miss Carmen Mobley Mrs Joe Plyler Mrs oy A Price Mrs James Reavis Miss Cindy Stroupe Mrs Alex Thompson Mrs Joe Troutman Mrs Walter Thomas Mrs David Tharpe Mrs Winthrop and Mrs armer Sister Entertains Brother At Party Miss Karan Phillips 13 was hostess for a birthday party honoring her two year old brother Terry on Saturday afternoon from two until four at the Phillips home on route 1 She served birthday cake which die had baked and ice cream to about 12 children A i I 3 II 'Bi I tf Ja xIk OH Ca IS! i TO I Lu 99 i 4 I zX A AV) 5 AJ! 7'" 'I i i (Q ELECTROLOGIST SADIE TUSSEY Beginning March 10th 9 5 PM Be eminine Remove Un wanted Hair Permanently With The New Instantron Short Wave Method or Appt Call 872 3488 ELSIE'S BEAUTY SHOP 215 Gordon Ave.