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Miss Sylvia Patricia McCart,
Mr. Ammann Wedding Solemnized
Miss Sylvia Patricia McCart I
and Lawrence Werner Am
mann were united in holy I
matrimony January 13 at the
Ferndale Baptist Church in
North Charleston, South Caro- ;
]ina. Rev, Leon G. Lowder of- i
ficiated in the impressive nup- i
tial rites.
The bride is the daughter of■:
Mr. and Mrs. Troy Howard Me- i
Cart of 1004 Wheeler Avenue, ।
North Charleston. South Caro- I
lina.
The bridegroom is the son of j
Dr. and Mrs. George Andrew
Ammann of 2010 Raby Road,
East Lansing, Michsgan.
Music was rendered by Mrs.
J. M. Graves, organist, Mrs.
Bob Couch soloist and Johnny
Bowman
John Roy of Chicago, served
as best man. Ushergroomsmen
were Messers Johnny Davis of
North Charleston and Phillipp
Russell of Baton Rouge, Lou
isiana.
Mrs. Wroellen Davis, who
served as matron of honor, was
gowned in a street length dress
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SATURDAY, MARCH 3
James Cagney—Viveca Lindfors—John Derek in
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also
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Also Cartoon, "Honorable Family Problems"
"Colorado”—7:3o and 10:30 "Inside The Mafia"—9:2o
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THURSDAY AND FRIDAY. MARCH 8-9
"THE TWO LITTLE BEARS"
with Eddie Albert—Jane Wyatt and Brenda Lee
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of deep blue silk over match
ing taffeta with round neck
line and petal sleeves. Her eye
level veil was attached to a tia
ra of braid and French cryatals.
She carried a bouquet of pink
carnations with pink and white
satin streamers.
Miss Alana Immerse of North
Charleston and Miss Patricia
Paul of Charleston, who served
as bridesmaids, wore deep blue
and azalea pink dresses simi
lar to that of the matron of
honor. They carried a bouquet
of pink carnations.
The Flower Girl was Little
Miss Cynthia O'Quinn of North
Charleston. She wore a pink
taffeta dress and carried a
basket of rose petals.
Steve McCart, brother of the
bride, served as ring bearer.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a floor
length gown of satin and lace
fashioned with a square neck
line and long sleeves. Her veil
of bridal illusion fell from a
crown of orange blossoms. She
carried a white prayer book
topped with a white orchid, I
ferns, lilies of the valley and
tiny mums with white stream
ers.
Pink and white formed the
color scheme for the reception
given in the social hall of the
church immediately following
the wedding.
The brides book was kept by
Miss Brenda Messex, who was
dressed in a lovely two-piece
dress in lemon yellow cash
mere. Her accessories were
brown with a pink and white
earnation corsage.
The brides table, which was
overlaid with white satin and
net caught up with dusters of
white satin streamers with gold
wedding bands and lily of the
valley, featured a three tiered
white embossed wedding cake
topped with a miniature bride
and groom posed before a net
heart. Baskets of white gladi
olus and white mums formed
the background.
Mrs. Roy F. McCart of De
catur, Georgia, aunt of the
bride, assisted in serving the
wedding cake.
Mrs. Thomas Pillow and Mrs.
1 George Messex served punch
from the refreshmen’t table,
Porterdale Woman's Club Morning
Division Met Tuesday at Clubroom
PORTERDALE — Mrs. Nina
Day called the meeting of the
Porterdale Woman’s Club,
Morning Division, to order on
‘ Tuesday, February 20. at ten
I o’clock. Nineteen members and
| two visitors were present. The
group united to sing “Others"
to introduce the beautiful de
votional given by Mrs. Claud
Cason. Mrs. Cason used inter-
I esting highlights from an arti
cle “The Joy of Doing Good on
| the Sly” which had appeared
;in The Reader’s Digest and
usM appropriate Scripture to
i emphasize her points. Mrs. Wil
iUe Jeffries read an inspiring'
poem “Trial Balance".
Minutes and correspondence
i were read. Plans for the For-1
। ty-Seventh Anniversary Ban- *
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which was .similar to the brides
table. Napkins with the names
of the bridal pair inscribed in
silver further carried out the
nuptial theme.
For the wedding trip the bride
changed into an emerald green
wool dress with worsted wool
jacket to match. Her accesso
ries were in taupe and she
wore a white orchdd corsage.
The couple will reside at
2010 Raby Road, East Lansing,
Michigan.
Mrs. Ammann is a graduate
of Hanakan High School and
attended Rice Business College.
She was employed with South
ern Bell Telephone and Tele
graph Company.
Mr. Ammann is a student at
Lansing Community College.
Out of town guests included:
Dr. and Mrs. George Andrew
Ammann of East Lansing,
Michigan; Mrs. Charles Smith
of Covington; Mrs. R H. Haw
kins and Mrs. A. M. Buller,
grandmothers of the bride, al
so of Covington; Mr. and Mrs.
Roy F. McCart and Terry of
Decatur: Bob Hayden of At
lanta: John Roy of Chicago and
Phillipp Russell of Raton Rouge.
Louisiana.
quet were discussed. A list of
members eligible to attend it
was read bv Mrs. Frank Camp
bell.
Mrs. Raleigh Sims brought
plans for a Stanley Sale to be
held during the ensuing months.
A lamp will be given to the
person having the largest or
der. The club will realize sub
stantial profits from these
sales.
Mrs. Dan Middlebrooks dis
tributed copies of the itinerary
of the Woman's Club Trip to
be held in June 1962. Slips
were given to each member
who was given the opportunity
to designate her desires con
cerning the trip.
The group voted to cooper
ate with the decision of the
Night Division to authorize the
Civic Improvement Committee
to purchase needed equipment
for the gymnasium kitchen.
There will be no March
meeting due to the banquet’s
being on March 16.
Mrs. Day was recipient of
‘‘.e attendance award.
Flowers grown by Dr. J. B
Mitchell were on display for
sale by the PT-A of which he
is president.
Delicious refreshments of
cherry pie and coffee were
served under the supervision
of Miss Jordye Tanner.
Foy Harper joined the New
ton County High School Band
on Friday to attend the State
Band Festival.
Home of Mrs. Nat Morgan Was Scene
Os First Baptist WMU Meeting
The Annie Armstrong Circle
of the First Baptist Church
Woman’s Missionary Union met
at the home of Mrs. Nat Mor
gan on Thursday, February 15.
with three new members and
three visitors welcomed by the
group. New members were Mrs.
Jim Bowie, Mrs. Rex Rhodes
and Mrs. W B. Crowe with
Mrs. Clark Durpo, Mrs. Jack
Morgan and Mrs. Frank Burney
guests for the day.
An elongated mantel ar
rangement of pink roses in a
brass container was flanked by
two branched candelabra hold
ing pink tapers. Pink camel
lias were used in a coffee table
arrangement and a record play
er arrangement consistted of
pink tipped white tulips and
lilacs.
The guests were invited into
the dining room where the
Valentine motif was accentuat
ed in the centerpiece of r e d
carnations and hearts, with
Women of Presbyterian Church Make
Plans for "Week of Prayer" Here
The Women of the Church of
Covington Presbyterian Church
held their regular meeting Feb
ruary 20, at the Fellowship Hall
with 24 members present.
The president, Mrs. Hugh
King, called the meeting to or
der. The hymn. “Love Divine”,
was sung, followed with prayer
by Mrs. L. A. Patrick. Minutes
of the last meeting were read
and the treasurer’s report giv
en. Mrs. L. A. Patrick announc
ed a prayer service to be held
on the fourth Tuesday, at 2:30
p. m. with visitation to follow.
Mrs. D. G. Stephenson, World
Mission Chairman, outlined the
following program for the
Week of Prayer: February 25-
March 4; February 27, prayer
service: February 28, Family
Night Supper with Mr. and
Mrs. Conrad as guest speakers;
March 2, spend the day at the
church, Mrs. Stephen Stoop to
be the speaker; March 4, ser
mon by Rev. Tom White. The
World Mission offering will be
taken at this service.
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red tapers. Hearts and cupids
were spaced on the lace cloth.
Mrs. Jack Morgan served the
heart shaped cake. Completing
the table’s decorations were
silver trays of heart shaped
cookies, a silver service from
which coffee, was served and
compotes of toasted nuts and
confections.
Mrs. Leo Mallard presided
and introduced Mrs. Frank
Burney of Waynesboro, who
gave the devotional, with the
subject “Prayer”.
During the business session
reports were heard from the
various chairmen of committees
and secretary and treasurer
gave their reports.
The program was interesting
ly given by Mrs. Morgan, us
ing as her subject, “Catholic
ism, What do Catholics Be
lieve”? Mrs. Callaway conclud
ed the program with prayer
with the meeting being dis
missed with sentence prayers.
attendance. Mrs. Hugh King
gave a report on the meeting
of Presbyterial attended by her, i
Mrs. Arthur Henderson and
Mrs. A. R. Hooten. The follow
ing nominating committee was
appointed: Mrs. E. L. Patrick,:
Mrs. Joe Hunt and Mrs. Foster
Hudson.
A World Mission Program
was given. Mrs. E. L. Patrick
gave the devotional with Mrs.
D. G. Stephenson giving a most
interesting review of our mis- '
sion book. “This Is Latin
America”. The meeting was
closed with prayer by Mrs.
S. J. Morcock.
CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends j
and relatives for the many kind i
expressions of sympathy in our;
recent sorrow. We all appre
ciate the flowers, the food sent j
in. the many cards and calls
very much.
Mr. and Mrs. Cleveland Davis i
Mr. and Mrs. Louis Dvis
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Davis
Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Davis |
Harold Gray, Jr. Was Guest
Pianist at Music Club Program
The Covington Music Club
held its meeting February 27,
1962. in Ficquett Junior High
School. After a short business
session, Mrs. Tom Harwell,
president, introduced the guest
pianist, Mr. Harold Gray, Jr.
The first number on Mr.
Gray’s excellent program was
the Prelude and Fugue, No. 6,
by Bach, which he played with
preciseness and clarity of
voice. He then played Brahms’
Rhapsody, No. 2, with rhyth
mic vitality and depth of feel
ing.
The flowing melody of his
third number. Ballade No. 1.
by Chopin, displayed his us
ual legato technique. His depth
of tone was particularly ap
parent in Scriabin’s Prelude
No. 10. “Jardin sous la Pluie,”
by Debussy displayed hi s
verve, subtlety, and sensitive
ness to mood. The Gershwin
Prelude, No. 1, a sharp con-
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CHARLES RUGGLES IN
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JENNIFER JONES—JASON ROBARDS, JR.—
JOAN FONTAINE IN
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Thursday. March L 1962
trast in mood from the De
bussy, created a feeling of ex
citement.
In Mr. Gray’s last number.
Sonata in D for Two Pianos by
Mozart, he was joined by an
other ’ talented young artist.
Miss Louise Blalock. This
sonata, which ranges in mood
from serene, flowing melody
to light and gay, displayed the
musicianship of the performers,
notably in tone control and
eveness of tone.
From the beginning to t h *
end of the concert the audience
was increasingly aware of Mr.
Gray’s unusual talent and great
promise.
Friends of Mrs. Guy Schell
will be glad to know she was
able to return home Sunday
from Piedmont Hospital, where
she underwent surgery last
week. She is being wished a
speedy recovery.