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105 est irst treet PHONE WE 2-5106 UATTD DAILY nu no. FRIDAY NIGHT 'TIL 8:00 P.M. Mill FABRICS SUNDAY, JULY 8, 1965 Your Home DAILY N. C. PAGE THREE-B Miss Ussery Becomes Bride Of Mr.

Howell In Baptist Ceremony Sheinwald On Bridge Set Up Partner's Hand When Your Own Is Poor Mrs. Thomas Grady Wed In ReidsviIle Mr. And Mrs. Grady To Live In W. Salem Miss Carole Conway was lovely in a gown organza and lace matching elbow-length hrr wedding yesterday a o'clock in the Kir byterian church at Reid Thomas Myers Grady.

The gown was fashior Hendrix of white ir a street-length sheath of white crepe with a horsehair braid picture hat, and carried a bouquet of white shasta daisies and yellow roses. Yellow shasta daisies and roses were carried by the bridesmaids whose attire copied that of the honor attendant. '1' he a lace bodice and lr sleeves. were Miss 1 asa Dobson of ash- cm bell i'hed wit medall ions, re-ington, D. and Mi ss Lindsay emhrodered it seedpearls.

Williamson of Grecnv ille, The hride carried a bo iquet of cousins of he bride; Miss a rol hite shasta aisies and roses.Ferguson of Gaston i Perii irming the dt it i bl ring Carolvn Av eritt of Fayetteville ce re me was the Sam Mrs. Paul Caldw ell of Grc Smith and pro he wed boro; and Mrs Joe McClt 'llan ding were Denn is Stew- of Spartani3urg, S. art, or ganist. a nd Mrs.Frances argarct Anne Ho ndrix was Wilson soloist flower girl for her lister.Her The hride is hedauchter ofwhite 'ilk and Mr. and Mrs.

Willi Houston miniature bouquet aIso CO pied of IB 07 Count rv that of the maid ofhonor Club oad, Re dsvile Mr and Ringbear er was Bo Moore of Mrs. 1 Bovd iiradv Jr of Reidsville. liambt Road Conco'd. are Following a reeoptiona parent of thebridt gro om Pennrose Country club, lather Reidsville. the bridalcoupU left Mr.

Hendrix ga vf hi daugh- for a wed ding trip to trida ter inm arriag aiu Grady and the a ha ma Islands.The was man for his son Anew Mrs. Grady ire a pale brothe of the silk costume wit dark Gradv and two hrc the rs of the green acce ssories. bride.Houstonand\c 11 Hend-Cpon thr'ir return Mr and rix. til hered i Facgart Mrs. Grady will beat nme, and Jnhn Morrison Jr.

of Con- Polo road. Win ston-Salem. Phil where hes a seconrl vcar st u- Millerand Jim Roc of Wins- dent at Wake Forest coll ton Salem School of Law ant she will Mis? Jane Ed nu of De teach this autumn the city land, ia ma of honor, wore school s. Miss Catherine Elizabeth Ussery and Dewey Allen Howell were married last night at 7 o'clock in a double-ring candlelight ceremony performed by the Rev. Coy C.

Privette in the North Kannapolis Baptist church. Wedding musicians were Mrs. Clifford E. Fowler, organist, and Mrs. Ward C.

Rhodes, vocalist. Miss Emily Love kept the guest register in the vestibule of the church and and Gary Reid, both of Landis, were acolytes. The daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Kelly W.

Ussery of 1309 Rainbow drive was given in marriage by her father. She wore a gown of light ivory silk faced peau de soie with low scoop neckline, outlined in alcn- eon lace, fitted bodice, short sleeves, and full-length shaped skirt with detachable chapel train. Roth the gown and train were accented with ques of re-embroidered alen- con lace. Her veil of ivory bridal illusion was attached to a Swedish crown of lace, encrusted with iridescent sequins and seed pearls. She carried a cascade of white roses, teardrop mums and lily of the valley, centered with white orchids.

Miss Nancy Craig of Windsor, college roommate of the bride and maid of honor, carried a cascade of red roses. Her full-length dress of silk shantas- tic was made with an empire bodice of turquoise and sheath skirt of acquamarine. The gown had elbow-length sleeves and scoop neckline with bow and flowing watteau panel in back. She wore a matching bow headpiece with double flirtation veil. Bridesmaids The bridesmaids carried nosegays of red roses and wore dresses and headpieces patterned identical to those of the honor attendant.

They were Mrs. C. R. Mickle of Charlotte, college suitemate of the bride; Mrs. Wayne Wilson and Mrs.

Ronny Overcash, both of Kannapolis and sisters of Jhe bridegroom; and Uiss Goodson of oorcKvillc Teressa daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jordan of Coolemee, was flower girl. She wore a light ivory silk organza floor length dress with scoop neck short sleeves and shaped skirt. The empire bodice was underscored with turquoise ribbon, tied in a bow and extending to the floor in front She wore a turquoise headband and carried red rose petals in a white basket adorned with a nosegay of red roses.

The son of Mr and Mrs. Claud A. Howell of 326 Locust street had his father for best man. Ushering were two brothers of the bridegroom. and David Howell, and Wayne McClannon, also of Kannapolis, and C.

R. Mickle of Charlotte Ricky Pinnix. son of Mr. and Mrs Rav Pinnix. was ringbcarer.

Mrs. Ussery, mother of Ihe bride, was in a formal gown ol pink crepe with lace jacket, matching accessories and white orchid corsage. The mother of the bridegroom also wore a formal gown of yellow crepe with jacket and accessories to match and an orchid corsage. The grandmother of the bridegroom was dressed in navy and wore a white rose corsage. Wedding Trip For a wedding trip to unannounced destination, the bride chose a kcllv green suit with navy trim, accessories of navy, and orchid corsage lifted from her bridal bouquet.

Upon their return, Mr. and Mrs. Howell will be at home, 1301-A Klondale avenue. Kannapolis. where she is employed in the Sales department of Cannon Mills.

Mr. Howell is a student at the University of North Carolina. Charlotte, majoring in business administration. Both Mr. and Mrs.

Howell are alumni of A. L. Brown high school. She was graduated there, class of 1961, and his class of 3960. The bride went on to major in business and in education at Meredith college, Raleigh, and completed her studies there this year.

She was a member of the Philaretian Society and business manager of the school newspaper. Mr Howell attended Gaston Technical Institute in Gastonia. Guests attending the wedding were from Salisbury, Coolemee, Concord. Charlotte, Raleigh, Ellerbe. Mt.

Gilead. High Point. Albemarle. Winston-Salem, Ash- ehoro. Mooresville, Lincolnton.

Landis, China Grove, Windsor and New Bern. N. and the states of South Carolina. Virginia. Georgia and California.

Cake-Cutting Immediately following the wedding rehearsal on Friday night, the parents of the bride gave the cake-cutting at the Cabarrus Shrine club. The table was covered in pink and overlaid with net. caught up with three pink and while nosegays, and centered with tapers in silver candelabras and an arrangement of the same pink and white flowers. Mrs. Frank Roebuck of Salisbury and Mrs.

D. T. Robinette of Landis served slices of the four-tiered wedding cake from one end of the table while Mrs. O. L.

Poole and Mrs. Helen Poplin alternated at the silver punch bowl at the other end of the tahle. Cheese straws, rid a 1 mints and nuts were also served. Mr. and Mrs.

Fred Fraley were at the door to greet the guests. Others assisting in serving and receiving the guests were Miss Priscilla Linder. Miss Alta Holhouser. Miss Brenda Neal, Miss Tina Dry and Mrs. Benny Kennerly of Columbia.

S. C. Miss Emily Love presided at the guest register. By Alfred Sheinwold National Men's Team Champion When you set up your own hand give some though! to setting up your partner's. When his chance goes, he must return the compliment.

South dealer North-South vulnerable NORTH A 5 4 I 10 7 3 A 7 6 2 WEST EAST A in 9 3 7 6 4 5 3 2 5 4 KQ5 SOI TH A 7 2 im A 9 2 4. A 4 South Hest Norfh 1 Pass Opening lead made game by setting up and running diamonds. The accurate and activp defense developed five tricks before South coulo get nine. Daily Question Parner opens with 1 NT (16 to 18 points), and the next player passes. You hold; fi 8 3 2 4 A 5.

What do you sav? ANSWER: Bid 3NT. It doesn't pay to bid two clubs because even if your partner has a four- card heart suit the hand may still play better at notrump. Prefer notrump when you have 4-3-3-15 distribution with strength in all of the short suits. East All Pass Mrs. Dewey A.

Howell At Wedding Breakfast Local Folk To Honor Mathewes, Liner Pair Mr. and Mrs. John H. Rutledge and Mrs. Harry Grossman of Kannapolis will entertain next Saturday at the Waynesville Country club at a breakfast for Miss Elizabeth Raven Mathewes and Harry Lee Liner 111 who will be married at 4 that afternoon in the Memorial chapel at Lake Junaluska.

Miss Mathewes is the daughter of Mrs. Raven Math- evvcs of Two Atkins Loop, Lake Junaluska, and the late Mr. Mathewes. former Kannapolis residents. Her fiance's parents, Mr.

and Mrs. Harry Lee Liner have homes at Waynesville and at Naples, Fla. The Rev. James S. Bellamy 'will perform the double-ring ceremony and Mrs.

John Kendricks and Mrs. -John H. Kirkpatrick. both of Waynesville. will provide the organ and vocal selections, respectively'.

Miss Mathewes will be given in marriage by a cousin, William R. Ragsdale of Leaksville, and have a sister of the bridegroom. Mrs. Bette L. Winter of la.

for matron of Bradenton, honor. Bridesmaids will include a cousin of the bride, Mrs. William R. Ragsdale of Leaksville: Mrs. Harold- L.

Brasher of Huntsville. Miss Helen Kirkpatrick of Waynesville; Miss Martha Shore Russell of Lake and Burlington. Mr. Liner will be best man for his son. A cousin of the bridegroom, David Liner of Ellenton.

will usher with Thomas W. Campbell of Nashville, Paul L. Dav is of Waynesville: Ronald Dixon of Siler City: Robert Evans of Hazelwood; and Allen Justice of lcard. Acolytes will be two cousins of the bride. David Whitehurst Ragsdale and Sinclair Ragsdale III, both of Leaksville.

The' Terrace Hotel at Lake Junaluska will be the scene of the reception immediately after the wedding. The rehearsal din ncr will be given at Lumbuth Inn at Lake Junaluska by the parents of the bridegroom. The normal defense against a notrump contract is to set up your long suit. Ir this case only long suit is so worthless that he should not seriously consider setting it up. Irstead.

West leads the queen of spades in the hope of finding his long suit. As it happens, this opening lead delights East, and he shows his delight by signalling with the ten of spades. If South made the mistake of winning an early spade trick the defenders would take four spade tricks and one diamond. When South refuses the first spade trick. West continues with the jack of spades.

East lakes with the king of spades, and South Must once more refuse the trick. Time To Switch It is now time for East to reconsider. He can set up tho spades by leading the suit once more, hut East has no chance to regain the lead to cash his long spades. It is a waste of time for East to lead a spade, but he can strike a telling blow for his side by switching to the ten of clubs. Now South must lose at least two clubs, two spades and the kir.g of diamonds.

If the defenders had ever made a passive lead, South could have Callicutt Home Meeting Scene For Methodists Mrs. G. W. Callicutt was hostess recently at her home on Bclhpage road to members of the Rosamond Taylor circle of Midway Methodist church. The presiding officer, Mrs.

Wilbur Harrison, president, called attention to the General meeting of the Woman's Society of Christian Service to be held at 7:30 p.m. on August 16 in the fellowship building; and the Society's silver anniversary celebration to be held at the church on September 20. Discussion also centered on a visit to the Methodist Home in Charlotte. Mrs. Carl Barnhardt gave the devotional thoughts and invited the circle to meet at her home on Oakshade avenue September 7.

The program on Institute" was presented by Mrs. Harold Lentz and Mrs. Jan Kombs. Eight members were present. Is bread that goes stale a problem in your house? You can make a stale loaf of bread tast? bakery fresh by dipping it in cold water for just a second then heating it in a moderate oven for 10 or 15 minutes.

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