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Dana Andrews Headlines Pinehurst Dinner Theatre Dana Andrews, star of stage and screen, will play the leading role in the Pinehurst Dinner Theatre's production of "Marriage - Go ? Round" in the Cardinal Ballroom of the Pinehurst Hotel July 1st through 17th. Andrews will be best remem bered for his leading roles in such major film productions as "Laura", the Academy - Award winning "Best Years of Our Lives" and "Airport '75". Between films RENTA CARPET CLEANER Proven in tests to get carpets brighter in half the time New Low Rates Raeford Cleaners RhM, N. C. TOWN & COUNTRY Cinema li-2 Town a Country Shoppin? Cantar Bitwten Abardaan k So. Plna? STARTS FRIDAY mLTDtSNEY FtOOUCnOHS* GOCS ^<~l\TO MONTI CARLO TfOMGOUX- r^=n Wk. Days 3:20 ? 7:10 - ?:05 Sat. -Sun. 1:30-3:20-7: 10-?:05 NOW SHOWING STARTS FRIDAY ALL NEW! Adventures of the true life hero... mi WV. Day* 7:10 ? 9:05 Sun. 1:30-3:20-7:10-9:05 he has returned to the stage front time to time, recently breaking the house attendance record at the famed Bucks County Playhouse. He will be joined in "Marriage - Go ? Round" by an all - professional cast featuring his wife Mary Todd Andrews, Swedish beauty Inger Sireby and local favorite Ed Lillard. Pinehurst promises a lavish buffet for the dinner theatre shows headed - up by master chef Sture Andersson who won Olympic gold medals for his cuisine in last years international competition. Andrews will be installed in the Mississippi Hall of Fame in June and has been named "Mississipian of the Year" in tribute to an extraordinary career and his ac tivities helping unfortunates. Performances of "Marriage-Go Round" will be at 8:30 P-ni. each evening with dinner buffet served continuously from 6:45 p.m. until 8:15 p.m. College News Several Raeford area students were included in the spring gradua tion list released by East Carolina University. The students, addresses, degrees and fields of study are: Becky Sue Pope, Rt. 2, Box 79, Raeford, B.S., child development ? psychology; Elizabeth McCall Postel, 1004 N. Fulton St., B.S., library science; Gail Frances Con oly, Rt. 4, Box 105, Raeford, B.S., special education ? mental retardation; Jack Edwards Bur gess, Box 364, Raeford, M.A., education - school principal; Linda Gail Huff, Box 428, Raeford, B.S., intermediate language arts - social studies; Pamela Jestine Peoples, 114 N. Jackson St., B.S., early childhood education; Robert A. McPhail Jr., Rt. 1, Box 76, Red Springs, B.S., chemistry; and Cynthia Louise McNeill, Rt. 1, Box 222. Shannon, B.S., intermediate ? social studies and language arts. Those listed among the winter graduates include: Charles Eugene Davis Jr., 306 N. Jackson St., B.S., B.A., economics - economics; and Rogers Boyd Frierson, Rt. 2, Box 66, Raeford, B.S., art. Those listed among the summer, 1976, graduates include: Betty Joan Mauney Moses, 209 W. Prospect Ave., M.A., education ? counselor; Elizabeth Sue Ivey, 418 N. Main St., B.A., history - sociology; and Wayland K. Mor gan, 904 E. Prospect Ave., M.A., education - school principal. Cynthia McNeill was a member of Alpha Phi sorority. Pinehurst Dinner Theatre presents DANA ANDREWS in "MARRIAGE-GO-ROUND" JULY 1 thru 17 Air-Conditioned Cardinal Ballroom PINEHURST HOTEL RESERVATIONS 295-6811 MAIL ORDERS BOX 904, PINEHURST. N C. 28374 Patterson - Collier Mrs. Carrie Lou Patterson an nounces fhe engagement of her daughter, Brenda Latoinna, to Clarence Collier, son of Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Collier, Jr., of Fay ettevUle. The bride-elect is a 1973 graduate of Hoke County High School. The bridegroom-elect is a graduate of Seventy-First High School and is a second year student in Electronics Engineering at Fay etteville Technical Institute. An August 13 wedding is planned. From The Home Agent's Desk By Ellen Wlllia Home Ec. Ext. Agent & Anna Peele Ant. Home Ec. Ext. Agent SCHEDULE Thursday, June 23. 5 p.m. N. Raeford EHC. Monday, June 27, 8:30 a.m. Staff Conference. Monday, June 27, 8:00 p.m., Mildouson EHC. Tuesday, June 26. 11:30 a.m., Rockfish EHC, with Mrs. M.L. Wood. HINT ? Mildew stains are not a summer problem if treated properly. In order to prevent permanent mildew stains, Anna Peele, the assistant home extension agent, has the following tips: ?Remove mildew stains as soon as they are discovered, time permits the fabric to rot and weaken. ?Brush off surface growth out doors, sun and dry thoroughly. ?To remove mildew stains use lemon juice, salt, and the sun as a bleach. Moisten the stain with lemon jucie and salt and spread in the sun, rinse thoroughly then dry. Use with caution on colored fabrics. ?Diluted household chlorine bleach can also be used to remove mildew stains. Dip the stain into the solution and rinse thoroughly. Colored fabrics should be pretested for color change. Never use a chlorine bleach on silk or wool. ?Nonwashable articles with mil dew stains should be dry cleaned. Firms Cited For Safety Burlington's Raeford dye plant, Hoke Concrete Works, Tex - Elastic Corp. Raeford plant and McCain Hospital were among 53 area firms to receive the N.C. Department of Labor "Certificate of Safety Achievement". A special citation went to the Burlington plant for 3,001,292 employee hours since Oct. 3, 1973 without a lost-time or disabling accident. Labor Commissioner John C. Brooks presented the certificates during a program held at the Pinecrest Country in Laurinburg. ANNOUNCING ^ Graham's Dept. Store and \ The Highland Fling's I Summer Clearance Sale I Begins Friday June 24, 1977 at 9 a.m. ( Clearance On All Simmer Stock j Shop Early ' #ral)am s ? |? \ 3Bepartmrnt &tort. Jnc RED SPRINGS. N.C. ( Lane - Brock Couple Married Saturday At Ephesus Baptist Church w?? ? Brock of Raeford, and William Robert Lane, Jr., of High Point, were married at 3 p.m. on Banter* V /ilL*1 ^Phe?u? Baptist Church. Officiating at the double ring ceremony waTthe Rev. C.C. Ansley. The bride is the daughter of Mr. ?nd Mrs. Hunter S. Carroll of of* wnf " ThobrideSroom is ?n of William R. Lane, Sr. of High Point, and the late Mozelle Hester Lane. A Pro?ram of nuptial music was provided by Mrs. Darrell Garner, organist, and vocalists, Miss Julie ??and Brock, son of the bride, who sang "The Twelfth * Me'" and The Wedding Prayer. The church decor included palms and standing arrangements of yellow roses with bronze and yellow mums, gladioli and carna tions interspersed with babies' breath. The center arch candela brum of yellow tapers was flanked by two spiral candelabra. A double kneeling bench entwined with ivv was used for the benediction. Escorted by her son, Marion D. Brock, the bride wore a formal gown of ivory Quiana featuring long sleeves and a sweetheart neckline trimmed with Venice lace. The high back swept into a chapel-length train. Her fingertip mantilla of illusion was trimmed with matching lace. The bride carried a cascade bouquet of ivory cymbidium or chids, yellow roses, and babies' breath. For something old, she earned an ivory Irish linen hand kerchief, belonging to her paternal grandmother. Serving as her mother's matron of honor was Carolyn Walsh of Pasadena. Texas. She wore a sleeveless formal gown of ivory batiste with a burgandy floral and butterfly print. She carried a bouquet of yellow roses and bronze and yellow carnations, pompons and daisies. Flower girl was Miss Dana Sue Hagins of Raeford, niece of the bride. Her formal gown was of white pique, featuring a ruffled nemline and yellow sash. She carried a basket of yellow and bronze daisies and pompons with yellow streamers. Ring bearer was the bride's grandson, David Walsh of Pasa dena, Texas. He carried a white satin pillow trimmed with lace and accented by a pair of yellow gold wedding bands. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Bill R. Hagins of Greensboro, cousin of the bride, and Mrs. Wade Hendrix of Charlotte, sister of the bride. IJhey wore dresses identical to that of the honor attendant and carried matching bouquets. All attendants wore headpieces of flowers match ing their bouquets. BUI R. Hagins of Greensboro served as best man. Ushers were I im Lane of High Point and Mark Lane of Greensboro, both sons of the bridegroom, Lanny Joe Shock of Pasadena, Texas and Gary Hagins of Greensboro. They wore boutonnieres of yellow roses The mother of the bride chose for ,"jla"8hters wedding a street length dress of sage green knit. Her corsage w as of cymbidium orchids. The maternal grandmother of the bridegroom wore a street-length dress of blue and white floral silk. Her corsage was also of cymbidium orchids. For travel the bride was attired in a navy and white slack suit with Mn. William Robert Lane, Jr. white accessories and the orchid corsage lifted from her bridal bouquet. After a wedding trip to the coast, the couple will be at home at Greensboro. RECEPTION Following the ceremony the bride's parents entertained with a reception at their home on Rt. 3, Raeford. The bride's table was covered with a white linen and lace tablecloth with a centerpiece of an arrangement of yellow roses and bronze and yellow mums and carnations, flanked by candelabra with yellow tapers. After the bridal couple sampled the first slice of the four-tiered wedding cake, it was served to guests by Mrs. Bill Hester, aunt of the groom, of High Point. Punch was served by Mrs. Dan Hagins of Raeford, sister of the bride. She also kept the bride's book in the vestibule of the church. Guests were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Wade Hendrix of Charlotte, and good-byes were said by Mr. and Mrs. Riiey Hendrix of Charles ton. S.C. POST REHEARSAL DINNER Following the rehearsal on Fri day evening, the bridegroom was host to a rehearsal dinner at the "Captain's Place." Members of the wedding party, relatives and friends attended. Gifts were pre sented to the attendants. OUT-OF-TOWN GUESTS Vicki Pagni, Raleigh; Mr. and Mrs. Riley Hendrix, Charleston. S.C.; Louise Humphrey, Red Springs; Maggie Jane Koonce, Fayetteville; Joe Murray and Diane Lucas, Fayetteville; Mr. and Mrs. Tommy Carroll, Carrboro; Mrs. Brenda Carroll, Siler City. Mr. and Mrs. Sonny Hendrix, Laurinburg; Ruby Maubery, High Point; Sylvia Hester, High Point; Mr. and Mrs. Don Petree, High Point; Hallie Hester. High Point; Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith, High Point; Pearl and Magnard Daniel. Richmond, Va.; Mr. and Mrs. Julian K. Daniel. Richmond, Va. Personals Mrs. w.k. Harrington and Miss Bootsie Barrington spent several days last week visiting Walter R. Barringtron Jr. in Jacksonville, Fla. He returned with them on Saturday for a short visit. Kim Parker, daughter of Mr and Mrs. William Parker left Sunday for a weeks stay at Indian Cave Camp in Sutherlin, Va. Mrs. Wyatt Aiken, Jr. and son David of Danville, Va. and Mrs. Stuart Ritchie of Charlotte visited their parents, Mr. and Mrs. H.R. McLean, last week. At The The Decor Center 111 W. ELWOOD AVENUE TELEPHONE 875-4724 You Can Get PAINTS Paint Supplies Custom Drapery Floor Covering Carpet & Vinyl Decorative Window Shades Wall Paper LARGE AND VARIED SELECTIONS Come In And Qet Our Brochure on How To Hanf Wallcovering Without Crackir* Up' Mrs. Glenn Langdon has returned from a three week tour of Paris, France; Amsterdam, Holland; and Geveva, Switzerland. She was accompanied by her mother, Mrs. R.F. Loftin, of Troutman. They spent the last two weeks of their trip in Geneva with Mrs. Langdon's brother and family. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burnett were their daughters and families, Mr. and Mrs. Paul Nicholas and daughters, Jennifer and Amy, of Columbia, Md.; and Mr. and Mrs. Jack Abbott and Mr. and Mrs. Sammy Prince of Virginia Beach, Va. Mrs. Nicholas, Jen nifer, and Amy are remaining here for a visit. Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harris were their son, Bill Harris, and son, Jeffrey, and George Carver and daughter, Laurie, all of Durham. Mr. and Mrs. Neill McFadyen, Jr. and sons, Tom and Jim, of New Bern spent last weekend with Mr. and Mrs. Neill McFadyen. Tom and Jim remained for the week with their grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Wood have returned home from Acapulco, Mexico, where they attended a convention of National Old Line Insurance Company. Mr. and Mrs. Jimmie Warner. Mrs. Ruria Warner, Mrs. R.A. Matheson and Mrs. Bob Huggins of F ayetteville attended the Herbert ? Riddle wedding in Anderson, S.C., this past weekend. Miss Becky Plummer, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Plummer, is working as one of six nurses at Camp Seagull, the YMCA camp at Arrapahoe, for the summer.