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THE TIMES AND DEMOCRAT, ORANGEBURG. S. WEDNESDAY. JUNE 29, 1949 AGE TWO EDITOR SOCIETY TELEPHONE Social And Personal News Morning 58 at Miss Erma Lee Bell Becomes Bride Of Walter Judson Stoudemire Jr. In Lovely Church Ceremony In Bowman In a wedding of great beauty and ch.arm Miss Erma Lee Bell became the bride of Walter Judson Stoudemire Jr.

on Friday, June 17, at 7:30 o'clock in the Walnut Grove Baptist church in Bowman. The impressive double ring performed by, the ceremony bride's pastor, Rev. Luther Caldwell, Palms, caladiums, baskets of white gladioli and snapdragons, fern entwined in a white latticed arch and four branched candelabra were used in effectively Mrs. Gladys decorating the Harrison, church. or- ganist, and Mr.

G. B. Patrick soloist, rendered a program of nuptial music. Prior to the ceremony Mrs. Harrison, (Chopin) played Prelude, D'Amour" Op.

28 (Elgar) and Mr. Patrick sang "Because" (D'Hardelot) and "The Sweetest Story Ever Told." (Stults). During the ceremony Mrs. Harrison softly rendered "To A Wild Rose" (McDowell) and Mr. Patrick sang Us, Holy as a benedictoin, traditional wedding marches were used for the processional and the recessional.

The bride, an attractive brunett, entered on the arm of her father, Farmer Daniel Bell, by whom she was given in marriage. She looked lovely in her wedding gown of ivory slipper satin fashioned with a long fitted bodice, with a bertha of satin folds outlining the neckline. long fitted sleeves ending in calla lily points over the wrists. button down the back with self covered buttons with a bustle effect ending in a lone train. Her fingertip veil of ivory, bridal illusion was caught to a net of seeded pearie and blossoms.

She carried a crescent shaped bouquet of tube brides roses centered white purple throated Her ornaments, were strand of pearls, gift groom, and she carried handkerchief which belonged the groom's aunt. Miss L. V. Bell. of Bowman, only sister of the bride, was maid-of-honor.

Mrs. Geddings Rickenbaker of Cameron only sister. of the groom was matron-of-honor. Mrs. Carey Tison, and Mrs.

Walter Inabinet Jr. both of Columbia were bridesmaids. They all wore nile green net over taffeta fashioned along similar lines as that of the bride and wore matching mitts and bonnets of nile green tied under the chin. The -honor carried crescent shaped bouquet of yellow gladiola with matching ribbon and the matron of honor carried light pink gladiola with matching ribbon. The bridesmaids carried arm bouquets that were crescented shaped of deep pink gladioli with corresponding ribbon.

Walter Judson Stoudemire, father of the groom, was best man. Mr. Vincent Cox and Mrs. Dodderidge Buie Jr. both of Denmark were usher groomsmen.

Mrs. Bell, mother of the bride. wore dress of aqua crepe with a corsage of tube roses with a lavender orchid. Mrs. Stoudemire, mother of the groom, wore a dress of rose crepe with a corsage of tube roses with a lavender orchid.

Following the ceremony a reception was given by the bride's parents at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jervey Bell, uncle and aunt of the bride. Custom Built Furniture Refinishing Upholstering Elyse Shoppe 151 Russell N. MRS.

W. S. FAIREY Mr. Mrs. Jervey Bell greeted ande guests at the front door and presented them to the receiving line composed of mem.

bers of the wedding party. Arrangements of white gladioli and shasta daisies predominated in the receiving room and dining room. The bride's table was prettily overlaid with a lace and centered with the beautifully decorated triple tiered wedding cake topped with a miniature bride and groom, encircled at the base with daisies. gladioli and fern, Crystal candelabra white tapers were used effectively elsewhere on the table. Bridal cakes, nuts, mints and punch carrying out a green and white color scheme were served by Miss Clara Grant.

Mrs. D. W. Parsons, Miss Addie Stewart, Miss Nell Parler and Julian Stroman. Presiding at the punch bowls were Miss Bonnie Garrick, and Miss Josephine Sanders.

Mrs. J. G. Hydrick Jr. kept the bride's book and presiding in the gift room was Mrs.

W. P. Still Jr. Farewells were said to Mr. and Mrs.

Andrew Stroman Jr. During the evening the young couple left for 8 wedding trip to the mountains of North Carolina and Carolina Beach and after July 1 will be at home at the Hydrick Apartments on Elliott strect. For traveling the bride chose a Navy faille two piece suit trimmed in white with which she wore a Navy straw hat and a other Navy accessories. Her corsage WAS the orchid lifted from bet bridal bouquet. Mrs.

Stoudemire is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Farmer Bell (Mertiles Board) of Bowman. She attended the Bowman schools was graduated from Wincollege. For the past two has been a popular the city elementary schools Sumter.

Mr. Stoodemire is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W. J.

Stoudemire (Ellen Erdrick) of the Bellevile road. He attended Clemcollege prior to serving in the U. S. Army for three years of which 18 months were spent overseas. After the war he reentered Clemson where he was graduated.

He is now associated with the city schools here. HERE FROM FLORIDA Mrs. John P. Moseley and Mr. J.

P. Moseley Jr. of Hollywood, Florida arrived Sunday to viist at their home on ton street. Mrs. J.

P. "Moseley Jr. accompanied them here and left from Columbia on Sunday night to be with her father who is ill in Youngstown, Ohio. Mrs. Moseley Jr.

expects return here during the week- end." RETURNS TO INMAN Little Miss Anna Harley Bush after visiting her grandparents Mr. and Mrs. John S. Harley on Carolina Avenue for a week has returned to her home in InMr. and Mrs.

and Frank Jr. came over for Frank Bush, (Mildred Harley' the week-end and their daughter returned with them. HERE FOR SUMMER Mre. Frank Bates, formerly of this city, who makes her home in Jasper, Alabama, atrived on Monday where she plans to spend the rest of the summer with her neice Mrs. Alma Whitlock.

HOME FROM HOSPITAL E. A. Bozard has returned to his home on the Fishery Road after having been a patient at the Tri-County hospital for the past six weks. SUNDAY IN COLUMBIA Mr. and Mrs.

Jack Schuyler and daughter spent Sunday in Columbia with Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Fogle and daughter, RETURNS TO VIRGINIA Mrs. Frank Eutsler (Lucille Davis) left on Tuesday for her home in Winchester, Va, after visiting her sister Mrs. Alma Whitlock, and and her Mrs.

brother W. and. Davis. DRY CLEANING Your Problems Are Our Problems. Let us solve them for you with GOOD dry cleaning.

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and Mrs. Brooks Dicks and daughter Arletta of Lo Angeles, California, Col. and Mrs. Leon Dicks, Mrs. Mary Ethel Conners, and daughter "Candy" Mrs.

G. W. Dukes and daughter Billie all of Walterboro, Dr. and Mrs. Wallace Cone of Williston, anda Dr.

and Mrs. Wallace Cone sons of Dr. and Mrs. G. Preston Cone entertained in the form of a Cone family reunion and picnic the river on Sunday night.

Those who enjoyed this occa- WEEK END AT EDISTO Will Rickenbaker of Branchville spent the past week-end at Edisto Beach as the guest of his sister and family Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Tweedle and son Ronnie of Columbia, who were spending the week there. PENNSYLVANIA VISITORS Mr. and Mrs.

Everette Kube (Marie Arndt) and daughter Marcia of Pittsburg, Pa. are visiting her grandmother Mrs. and aunt, Miss Bertha Arndt on Henley street. They will return to their home in Pa. on Saturday.

MRS. JOHN POPE GARNER Mrs. John Pope Garner, who before her wedding on June 21st, in the Central Methodist church in Fort Worth, Texas, was, the former Miss Carolyn Leeper, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Leeper.

Mr. Garner is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Roman J. Garner, of this city, Mr.

and Mrs. Garner are now visiting his parents here, Miss Helen Catherine Farr Is Wed to Harold Edgemon wide circle of friends throughA marriage of, interest to a out Orangeburg and the surrounding communities was that of Miss Helen Catherine and Mr. Harold Edgemon, both of Orangeburg. The ring ceremony was quietly performed June 16th at 11 o'clock day morning at the parsonage of the Tabernacle Baptist church with the Rev. J.

M. Lane officiating. The bride. a girl of charming personality was very lovely in a ess of powder blue crepe will be white accessories. Her shoulder corsage was of purple throated orchids.

Mrs. Edgemon is the daughter of Mrs. Lona Farr and the late Mr. E. P.

Farr of Ridgeland and Orangeburg. She graduated from Orangeburg High School and is now in business with her uncle at Bochette's Grocery on Edisto Drive. Mr. Edgemon is the son of Grover C. Edgemon and the late Mrs.

Virginia Smoak Edgemon of near Cordova. He served in the U. S. for five years. of which were spent overseas.

He spent a year in Iceland. He now employed at the U. S. Plywood Corp. in Orangeburg.

After a short wedding trip to Folly Beach at Charleston the couple are now at home on Edisto Drive. .2 TO NEW JERSEY TODAY Mr. and Mrs. Luther Adden Jr. and Miss Barbara Feagin will leave at noon today, by motor.

for Ocean City, New Jersey, where they will visit the L. H. Addens at their summer home there. Miss Feagin will leave there on July 8th and visit Mrs. L.

E. Hemmer in Neffsville, Pa. and will return July 11. WEEK-END IN COLUMBIA Catherine Hammond and children Wayne and Carole spent the past week-end in Columbia. Wayne remained over to spend the week with his father.

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A white satin bow, that held ribbons of heart, shaped. sachet designated the place of the bride-elect at the tables which. were assembled for rummy. When scores were counted Mrs. Everette Dean proved most adept while consolation fell to Mrs.

Freddie Stokes, with her chosen patMies Cauthen, was presented tern by the hostesses who also prettily remembered Miss Emily Boone, bride-elect. Punch dainty sandwiches, potato chips, and cookies were, served by Mrs. Collier Miss Boone. Playing were: Miss Mary Beth Funchess, Mrs. A.

L. Bonnett, Mrs. Johnny Lane, Miss Flo Bonnett, Mrs. Fred Hewitt, Miss Jeanette Funchess, Mrs. Freddie Stokes, Mrs.

Everette Dean. Miss Emily Boone, Mrs. P. R. Stokes Jr.

and Mrs. Richard Hewitt. Miss Barbara Cantwell and Fiance James McCabe Feted With Buffet Supper Complimenting Miss Barbara Cantwell and her fiance James McCabe, of St. Matthews, whose wedding will be a social event of August 6th, was the delightful buffet supper given by Mr. and Mrs.

Bill Franks at their home in the Edisto Homes on Monday night. Varied summer flowers in artistic arrangements were used most effectively throughout the Louise Boone Jr. Feted With Delightful Party and Tommy Sheriff, HOME FROM FOLLY Louie Boone was honored on Saturday night at "Uncle Tom's Cabin" with a delightful farewell party given by Misses Reka Rich, Sylvia Summers, Har" riett Wactor and Carolyn Way. Louie will leave soon for West Point and so the usual gang of friends of high school days were invited for a last 'get together' before he left. The hostesses presented the honoree with a beautiful piece of luggage.

During the evening a delightful picnic lunch was served. Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Summers and Mr. and Mrs.

L. C. Boone were invited to chaperone. Among those who enjoyed this affair with the honor guest (besides football and baseball boys were) Misses Nancy Ruehton, Coryn Shuler, Harriett Ann Whisenhunt, Betsy Putnam, Betty Jean Yonce and Nichols. Billy McAlhaney, Eklund.

Foster Boone Miriam Dean. Jimmy, Johnson, Dreher Gaskin, Wactor, Murray Davis, Carol Summers. Holman. Peggy Sloan, Jeffcoat. Dick Robinson.

Jim Rozanne Ayers, Danny Keitt, "Paddy" Hart. Raeford Fairey, L. P. Thackston, Edward Mirmow, Patsy Harley, Billy Inabinet, Mr. and Mrs.

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From a prettily appointed table. centered with a mixed mer bouquet, a delightful scold plate was served buffet style. this party were the following membere of the wedding party who were here: Miss Ann Bryant, Jack Whetstone of St. Matthews, Miss Dolly Hough and Paul Frank Haigler, WEDNESDAY YOUTH PROGRAM 7:30 Youtn Night Program St. Paul's, YOUTH CHOIR FIRST BAPTIST The Youth Choir of the First Baptist church will meet on Wednesday afternoon at 4 p.

m. at the church. VIRGINIA MATHIS YWA'S The Virginia Mathis Y. W. A's of the First Baptist church will meet on Tuesday nigh: at 8 the home of Miss Bessie, Jackson.

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