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rhuraday, November 18, 1961
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Mansfield Wedding Ceremony Unites
Miss Banks And Mr. McElheney
In an impressive double ring
ceremony, marked with beauty
and sacredness, Miss Bonnie
Faye Banks, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Owen Banks,
became the bride of John Al
vin McElheney, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Howell McElheney of
Monticello, on Sunday after
noon, November 12, at Mans
field Methodist Church. The
Rev. Mr. Robert Kerr of Mar
ietta, officiated at the candle
light service.
Emerald green ferns inter
spersed with six seven branch
ed pedestal candelabra formed
an arch and held glowing white
cathedral candles to form the
background with a floor bas-
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THURSDAY ■ FRIDAY NOVEMBER 16-17
Anne Francis - John Kerr In
"GIRL OF THE NIGHT"
From The Famous Book "Call Girl''
Not Recommended For Children
SATURDAY NOVEMBER 18
"WHEN THE CLOCK STRIKES"
with James Brown - Merry Anders
Second Feature
"DESTRY"
with Audie Murphy - Mari Blanchard
SUNDAY - MONDAY - TUESDAY NOV. 19-20-21
Dana Andrews - Rhonda Fleming In
"THE CROWDED SKY"
(In Color)
with Efrem Zimbalist
Plus — "Color Cartoon"
WEDNESDAY - THURSDAY - FRIDAY NOV. 22-23-24
William Holden - Nancy Kwan In
"THE WORLD OF SUSIE WONG"
(In Color)
Plus — "Color Cartoon"
Moonlit Drive In
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THURSDAY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 16? 17
David Janssen, Dianne Foster, Jack Carson in
"KING OF THE ROARING 20's"
also cartoon "Hapalong Casualty"
First Show 7:00 Second Show 9:10
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 18
Audie Murphy, Gary Crosby, Dolores Michaels in
"BATTLE AT BLOODY BEACH"
Robert Taylor, Nicole Maurey in
"THE HOUSE OF THE SEVEN HAWKS"
also cartoon "Frankinstymied"
"Bat.'e At Bloody Beach" 7:00 and 10:25
'The House Os The Seven Hawks" 8:45
SUNDAY, MONDAY, NOVEMBER 19, 20
John Wayne, Stewart Granger, Fabian in
"NORTH TO ALASKA"
In Color
Tony Curtis in
"THE GREAT IMPOSTOR"
also cartoon "Jerry and Jumbo"
"North To Alaska" 7:00 and 11:15
"The Great Impostor" 9:25
TUESDAY, WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 21?22
Rhonda Fleming, Lang Jeffries in
"REVOLT OF THE SLAVES"
In Color
also cartoon "Gaston's Mama Lisa"
First Show 7:00 Second Show 9:05
THURSDAY, FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 24
Connie Francis, George Hamilton, Dolores Hart in
"WHERE THE BOYS ARE"
In Color
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ket of mammoth white chry
santhemums, gladiolus and
plumosis fern as the focal point.
Smaller baskets of white pom
pons and gladiolus with fern
were used as the base arrange
ments for the candelabra with
plumosis fern entwining the
candles. A white satin prayer
cushion was used by the cou
ple as they knelt for the wed
ding prayer. Completing the
decorations were white satin
bows with white pom pons
marking the family pews.
Mrs. J. B. Spears, Jr., or
ganist, rendered a beautiful
program of nuptial selections in
prelude, including, “Sweetest
Story Ever Told”, “For You”,
j “At Dawning", “Ave Maria”,
and “Song of Love” and she
i accompanied Miss Karen Store
who sang, “Always”, and “The
i Wedding Prayer”, as part of the
: ceremony.
Champ Kelly of Monticello
served as best man with usher
groomsmen being Charles Ma
j son of Monticello: Richard
Loyd of Atlanta and William M.
j Lancaster, Jr., Atlanta, brother
. -in-law of the bride.
Mrs. William Lancaster of i
Atlanta, only sister of the bride,
j was matron of honor. She wore
a royal blue peau de soie tunic
: model grown with scooped
; neckline, featuring a bow at
waist in the back and bell
shaped skirt. Her bandeau was
of satin and nylon tulle in
j matching blue and her satin
pumps were tinted to match.
She carried a bouquet of gold
en rapture roses with net puffs,
showered with white satin
i streamers with lilies of the val
ley tied in them.
Mrs. Richard Pace of Atlan
ta and Mrs. Mary Ann Hanson
of Monticello, sister of t h e
groom, were bridesmaids and
wore costumes and carried
flowers identical to those of the
matron of honor. Miss Shervl
Lancaster, niece of the bride, as
junior bridesmaid, was also
dressed similar to the matron of
honor and bridesmaids.
William M. Lancaster 111.
nephew of the bride, served as
j ring bearer. He carried the
rings on a white satin pillow
with lace ruffles and satin
’ streamers, the pillow having j
i been used by Mrs. Nelson Al- |
len, the former Jakie Hooten,,
' in her wedding.
The lovely bride, given in .
marriage by her father, wore a i
(traditional full length wedding;
; gown of Chantilly lace and,
crystal satin over silk organza,
i fashioned with a fitted lace bo
' dice with scalloped sweetheart
I neckline, long lily point sleeves
and satin overskirt which form
ed a whisper train. She wore a
finger-tip veil of illusion
; caught to a pearl and sequin,
iflecked tiara. The wedding
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gown was the one worn by the
former Linda Hitchcock in her
wedding to Richard Pace.
The bride carried a bouquet
of cascading bridal roses ming
led with stephanotis and bridal
lace puffs and showered with
white satin streamers inter
spersed with stephanotis. Cen
tering the bouquet was a gold
en throated white orchid. The
traditional something old, new.
borrowed and blue was carried
out with the six-pence in her
shoe.
Mrs. Banks, mother of the
bride, chose for her daughter’s
wedding a wool brocade sheath
in moss green on toast back
ground, featuring short cap
sleeves and a wide green satin
bow at the waist. She wore a
small feather hat in matching
green and her pumps were
tinted to match. Her corsage
was a green and beige cymbid
ium orchid.
The groom’s mother was at-
I tractively attired in a silk bro
cade sheath model in light
brown with a small beige satin
hat and pumps tinted to match.
She wore a gold and beige cym
bidium orchid corsage.
Mrs. Wood Cargile of Monti
cello. maternal grandmother of
the bride, wore a wool suit in
purple and with this she wore
। black accessories and a white
I carnation corsage.
Mrs. Dean Banks, paternal
grandmother of the bride, wore
a two-piece wool suit in black
and white with black accessor
ies and a white carnation cor
sage.
Immediately following the
I ceremony, the bride’s parents
' were hosts at a reception at the
I Mansfield Community House,
i The spacious room had as its
I focal point a floor basket of
mammoth white chrysanthe
mums, gladiolus and stock with
plumosis fern.
The bride’s book was kept at
a table overlaid with white sa
tin and featuring a milk glass
container with a white chry
santhemum. fern and white sa
tin bow. Miss Huann Polivick
of Macon, cousin of the bride,
who kent the book, wore an
aqua waltz length chiffon gown
and white carnation corsage.
The bridal table was over
laid with wh’te satin edged
with white lace and draped
with plumo«is fern and had as
its center piece the three-tier
ed white embossed wedding
cake, decorated with cascading
bridal roses and blue birds of
spun sugar and base garlanded
with net and greenery and
topped with a miniature bride
and groom. Flanking the cake
were three branched silver
candelabra holding glowing
white tapers entwined with
plumosis fern and based with a
floral arrangement of white
chrysanthemums. Napkins fur
ther emphasized the wedding
motif with the names of t h e
couple and date engraved in
silver. Mrs. Larry Parnell,
wearing moss green, and Miss
Meg Adams, wearing red chif
fon waltz length gowns with
pumps tinted to match and
white carnation corsages, serv
ed the cake.
The refreshment table was
overlaid with a linen drawn
work cloth caught at the cor
ners with green and yellow sa
tin bows. The center piece was
a floral arrangement of white
mums, gladiolus and stock in a
milk glass container. Crystal
punch bowls with golden tinted
fruit punch was on either side
of the floral arrangement and
crystal and silver compotes held
toasted nuts and yellow and
white party mints shaped like
rings, slippers and wedding
bells. Miss Sandra Harwell,
wearing ice blue taffeta and
Mrs. Don Wood. Jr., wearing
rose taffeta served punch. They
each wore waltz length dresses
with shoes tinted to match and
white carnation corsages.
For traveling, the bride
changed to an emerald green
wool, two piece suit, with which
she wore black accessories. A
golden throated white orchid
completed her costume. After
a short wedding trip to points
of interest in the mountains of
North Carolina and Georgia the
young couple will be at home
to friends at Park View Apts.,
Apt. 9C, 1460 Memorial Drive,
Atlanta.
CARD OF THANKS
These are not adequate
words when we try to express
our appreciation for the many
cards, visits, donations and
prayer that we have received
during these months of my ill
ness.
Our Prayer is that the Lord
will bless each of you twice as
much. Very humbly we say
again, “Thank You.”
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey
Kiser and children
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Stevie Knight
Has Second
Birthday Party
Little Stevie Dale Knight,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Relious
Knight of Salem, celebrated
his second birthday Sunday
with a party at the home of
his parents.
Those attending were: Mon
ty Edge, Granny Edge, Loret
ta Edge, Sandra Stallworth,
Cora L. Edge, Mike Rogers,
Kathy Payne, Robbie Payne,
Frances Payne, Debbie O’Kel
ly, Marsha knight, Bertha Mae
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Knight, Denise Edwards, Bet
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Judy Galloway, David Gall
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Dot Mitchell, Raymond Mit
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COVINGTON. GEORGIA
THURSDAY NOVEMBER 16
Patricia Owens - Denise Darcel - Cesar Romero la
"7 WOMEN FROM HELL"
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One Complete Show Each Night
Special Matinee Sunday Nov. 19 —Open 2:00 Start 2:30
Admission on this Picture — Children 45c Adults 90c
TUESDAY- WEDNESDAY NOVEMBER 21 -22
A Thrilling Adventure In Suspense!
Susan Strasberg - Ronald Lewis In
"SCREAM OF FEAR"
Also Selected Short Subject
THANKSGIVING DAY NOVEMBER 23
Brand New —Two Sailers and a Talking Duck are eff in
Outer Space —
Mickey Rooney - Buddy Hackett - Jackie Cooper
Joanie Summers In
"EVERYTHING'S DUCKY"
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ford, Eva Mae Lunsford.
Games were played and re
freshments served.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmet* J. Cal
lahan spent Sunday afternoon
in Decatur with Mr. and Mrs.
D. M. Waite and Mrs. Scott
Rooks.