The sun. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1937-1972, November 14, 1941, Image 8
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THE NEWBERRY SUN
FRIDAY, NOVEMBER 14. 1941
McCRACKIN-BROOKS
WEDDING SATURDAY
Miss Evelyn McCrackin and Phil
lips Brooks will be married at the
Lutheran church of the Redeemer
Saturday next at 7:30 o’clock. The
Rev. M. M. Brooks, father of the
groom, will perform the marriage
ceremony.
Organist for the occasion will be
Miss Mazie Dominick and Gene West
and Jeanne Johnstone will render
solos.
The dame of honor will be Mrs. T.
C. Haygood of Lexington, a sister of
the groom and the maid of honor, Miss
Caroline McCrackin, sister of the
bride.
Miss McCrackin’s bridesmaids are
Virginia Anderson of this city; Keller
Young, Charlotte, N. C.; Mrs. Dan
Lambeth, Georgetown, and Nancy Mc-
Iver, Sanford, N. C.
Billy Brooks, brother of the groom,
will be best man, and his groomsmen
are Dan Lambeth, Georgetown; Rob
ert Bruner; T. C. Haygood, Lexington;
H. L. Madden, Atlanta, Ga.
Senior ushers are S. C. Paysinger,
and R. C. Floyd; the flower girl Pat
Haygood of Lexington.
Miss McCrackin is the pretty
daug'-ter of Mr. and Mrs. Thad Mc
Crackin. She attended Queens-Chi-
cora college in Charlotte, N*. C., and
Newberry college. She has a host of
friends in the city and is a young
lady of great personal charm.
Phillips Brooks is well and popular
ly known here, being the son of Rev.
M. M. Brooks, pastor of O’Neal Street
Methodist church. He is a graduate
of Newberry college and is now locat.
ed in Walterboro.
High score was awarded to Miss
Jeanne Johnstone and low score went
to Miss Ruth Mims. The guest of
honor was remembered with a lovely
gift of linen tea napkins.
Late in the evening sandwiches and
cakes with coffee was served.
MRS. ALBRECHT ENTERTAINS
FOR MISS McCRACKIN
Mrs. C. H. Albrecht entertained
with three tables of bridge at her
. home on Martin street Friday after
noon in honor of Miss Evelyn Mc
Crackin, bride-elect of Saturday.
A yellow and white color scheme
was carried out with yellow chrysan
themums predominating in the flow
er decorations. The bride-elect’s
place was marked by a corsage of
yellow chrysanthemums, and similar
miniature corsages were at each
guest’s place.
Miss McCrackin was presented a
gift by the hostess. High prize was
won by Mrs. Holland Sligh and bingo
was awarded to Mrs. S. E. Whitten
and Mrs. Michael Youmans.
A delicious salad course was ser
ved.
MISS ANDERSON HONORS
BRIDE-ELECT AT ROOK
One of the prettiest parties honor
ing Miss Evelyn McCrackin, who is
to be married to Philips Brooks in the
Lutheran church Saturday, November
15, was the rook party given by Miss
Virgina Anderson last Thursday even,
ing at the Wallace Home on Calhoun
street, which was effectively decorated
with chrysanthemums in brilliant
shades. The tally cards also were of
a chrysanthemum design.
The honoree’s place was marked
with a beautiful maline bow and wed
ding bells. ,
MRS. DOMINICK ENTERTAINS
FOR MRS. FORD KURTZ
Mrs. Fred Dominick was a gracious
hostess to three tables of bride at her
home on Harrington street last Fri
day aftemon, in honor of Mrs. Ford
Kurtz of Hollis, Long Island, New
York, who is visiting her mother,
Mrs. Jack Chappell on Main street.
Vases of chrysanthemums were used
profusely about the rooms, where the
tables were arranged for the players.
The honor guest was presented a
beautiful gift by the hostess.
Mrs. Jordan Poole, Miss Elizabeth
Dominick and Miss Lillian Kibler
were awarded attractive prizes.
After cards, the hostess served a
delightful salad course.
NELSON-COUSINS i
A marriage of interest to friends
in Newberry county and elsewhere
was that of Miss Toy Nelson and
Olin Cousins, which was solemnized
in this city Sunday, October 26.
The ceremony was performed by
the Rev. E. B. Keisler at the Luther
an parsonage on Boundary street.
Mrs. Cousins was attired in blue
with matching accessories. She is a
graduate of the Newbury county
hospital and has made her home here
for a number of years.
Mr. Cousins is a prosperous plant
ed of the county. Following a wed
ding trip the couple will be at home
near the city.
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