Mr*. Steve Phillips, Social Reporter, 875-4171
Miss Clark, Mr. Young Exchange
Marriage Vows Here Saturday
Mary Jenell Clark and William
Samuel Young. Jr., were married
on Saturday, May 22. at 3:00 p.m.
in the Raeford United Methodist
Church with the Rev. Arthur
Winstead officiating.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William Vann Clark. Jr.
of Fayetteville. The bridegroom's
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Wendell
Samuel Young of Raeford.
The church altar was decorated
with ferns, white candles, and a
pink floral arrangement.
Mrs. Nancy McNeill, organist,
provided nuptial music.
Escorted by her father, the bride
wore a ballet-length candlelight
gown of Chantilly lace fashioned
with high collar, leg-of-mutton
sleeves, tucked bodice, and back
sash. She carried a silk bouquet of
pink and white roses and babies'
breath.
Miss Sharon O'Donnell of Fay
etteville was maid of honor. She
was attired in a crepe dress of pink
and mauve with matching jacket
and carried a spray of pink and
white silk roses and babies' breath.
Mr. Young served as his son's
best man. Ushers were Tim Young,
brother of the bridegroom. James
Warner, George Autry and Gary
Gentry.
The mother of the bride wore a
light pink shirtwaist dress with lace
accents on the sleeves and bodice.
The bridegroom's mother wore a
light blue shirtwaist dress with
coordinating belt.
After a wedding trip to St. Simon
Island. Georgia, and Savannah.
Georgia, the couple will be at home
in Monroe.
The bride is a graduate of
UNC-Wilmington with a degree in
Business Administration and is
currently working on her MBA at
Campbell University.
The bridegroom is a graduate of
N.C. State University with a degree
in Wildlife Biology. He is employed
by the Monroe -Equirer Journal of
Monroe.
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Leonard Ellis greeted guests and
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Gillis said
goodbyes. Mrs. Jane Mathews,
cousin of the bride, poured punch,
and Mrs. Hazel Clark, aunt of the
bride, served cake. The bride's
book was kept by Mr. and Mrs.
Wilton Wood and Mrs. Janice
Young.
REHEARSAL DINNER
The bridegroom's parents hosted
a pig picking on Friday evening.
May 21, at the Hoke Civic Center.
Members of the wedding party and
out of town guests attended.
PRE-NUPTIAL PARTIES
The bride-elect was honored at a
luncheon on Saturday, May 8, held
at the home of Mrs, J.W. Walker.
Hostesses were Mrs. Harold Gillis,
Mrs. Leonard Ellis, Mrs. Jack Pope
and Mrs. Ed Willis.
Raeford Junior
Woman's Club
Attend Banquet
The Raeford Junior Woman's
Club held their annual banquet on
Sat.. May 22, at the Holiday Inn in
Southern Pines.
The club was called to order by
their president Jane Britt. An
invocation was delivered by Betty
Odom after which a delicious
dinner was served.
For entertainment Judy Strother
and Andrea Scarborough per
formed three lovely musical pieces.
Also John and club member,
Connie Ferguson gave a serious and
yet comical review of the clubs
accomplishments for 1981-82.
The main event of the night
centered around the installation of
the clubs new officers. Mrs. Ann
Hostetler installed the officers and
was presented a gift of appreciation
by the Club. The new officers
included Jane Britt - Pres.. Connie
Ferguson - 1st V. Pres.. Linda
Stanton - 2nd V. Pres., Peggy
Southerland ? Sec., Beverly Paster
nak - Treas., Betty Odom - Hist.,
and Donna Tew - Chap.
The last event of the evening
included the two year end awards.
Clubwoman of the Year was pre
sented to Jane Britt and the
Citizenship Award was given to
Peggy Southerland.
After the meeting all members
were invited to gather at J. Alberts
for more fun.
Couple Honored
With Dinner
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Kinlaw
entertained Joy Hottel and her
fiance, Sam Warren, at Lakeside
Seafood Restaurant on Friday
night, May 21st. Twelve friends
and relatives enjoyed the meal and
fellowship.
Miss Hottel was presented a
corsage upon her arrival and later
the couple received a vegetable
bowl in their chosen pattern from
the host and hostess.
The table was decorated by Mrs.
Leanna Lester with an arrangement
of pink roses and babies' breath
flanked by pink candles in crystal
candlesticks.
The hostesses presented the
honoree with a corsage of pink
roses and with an electric blender.
An arrangement of pink roses
enhanced the dining table.
* * *
On Sunday, May 9, Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Winchester and Mr.
and Mrs. Raz Autry entertained at
a cookout to honor the bridal
couple. A hamburger and hot dog
cookout was enjoyed by guests on
the patio of tjie Autry home. Tables
covered with red checked cloths
and centered with hurricane globes
were set for eighteen. Homemade
ice cream and cake were later
served.
An electric ice cream freezer was
presented to the honoed couple by
the hosts and hostesses.
Courtesies Shown
Miss Coker,
Mr. Smith
Miss Becky Coker, June bride
elect of Russell Smith, was guest of
honor at a tea on May 22nd at the
home of Mrs. John Riley of Wilson.
Co-hostesses were Miss Josie Tom
linson, Mrs. Bruce Riley, Mrs.
Lonnie Stancil. and Mrs. Robert
Pope, also of Wilson.
Upon arrival, the honoree was
presented a corsage of daisies and
babies' breath.
Guests were invited into the
dining room for refreshments. The
table was centered with an arrange
ment of roses and Queen Ann's
lace.
The hostesses remembered the
bride-elect with a hand-made bas
ket tied with calico ribbon and
filled with an assortment of home
made relishes, jams, jellies, and
vegetables.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Richard Coker and Mrs. Sara
Mitchell Coker of Raeford, Mrs.
Craig Smith of Winston-Salem,
and Miss Catherine Flye of Green
ville.
? * *
On Saturday evening. May 22,
Becky Coker and Russell Smith
were honored at a pool side
cook-out in Wilson. Hosting the
occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Alan
Johnson. Mitch Barns, Craig Smith
and Billy Thomas.
Upon arrival. Miss Coker was
presented a corsage of daisies.
During a social hour the guests
were invited to the patio where iced
drinks and hors d'oeuvres were
served.
A buffet dinner of hamburgers,
french fries, baked beans and an
assortment of candiments were
served .
Guests were seated at tables
arranged around the pool. Each
table was covered with a yejlow
gingham cloth and centered with
an arrangement of yellow and white
daisies.
Out of town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. Richard Coker and Sara
Mitchell Coker.
Parks-Carawan Couple
Wed In Swan Quarter
SWAN QUARTER - The wed
ding ceremony celebrating the
union of Peggy Ann Carawan and
Julian Evander Parks Jr. was
solemnized Saturday, May 1. at
twelve o'clock noon in the Provi
dence United Methodist Church.
The double ring ceremony was
performed by Father Jerry Sherba.
of St. Gabriel's Parish of Green
ville, and the Reverend Nevin D.
Snyder of Providence.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Roy J. Carawan, Sr. of
Swan Quarter and the bridegroom
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. Julian
Evander Parks Sr. of Raeford.
A program of wedding music was
presented by Gail Potts, organist.
Dawn Parks, sister of the bride
groom, sang "The Lord's Prayer,"
and the Reverend Harvey Estes
sang "The Wedding Song" and
"PsTam 23." Sallie Miller was the
directress of the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her parents
and escorted by her father, the
bride wore a formal gown of white
satin and reembroidered Chantilly
lace. It was fashioned with an
off-the-shoulder neckline, Chan
tilly lace over the bodice and
applied at the waist. The lace full
sleeves were shaped at the wrist
with a button and thread loop
closing. The sheer skirt and chapel
train were designed of white satin.
She wore a waltz-length mantilla of
illusion accented with silk lace
motifs. She carried a cascade bou
quet of white and pink silk roses,
gypsophila, and purple violets.
The matron of honor, Mrs. Roslyn
Smedberg of Greenville, and maid
of honor, Neda Carawan, niece of
the bride of Myrtle Beach, S.C.,
wore gowns of lavender eyelet
designed with a wide shaped inset
midriff, elasticized off-the
shoulder neckline and self ruffle
and underskirt. Their bouquets
were silk mixed summer flowers
with gypsophila. They also wore
purple and pink violets in a laurel
in their hair. The bridesmaids.
Mrs. Elayne Waeltz of Greenville,
Mrs. Terry Pridgen of Macces
field. Mary Beth Kifer of Grimes
land, Mrs. Marsha Unverferth of
Winterville, and Mrs. Laura
Grimes Harrell of Winston-Salem
wore gowns identical to the honor
attendants, in colors of pink and
white. Their bouquets and head
ieces were also like that of the
onor attendants.
Arthur Carrera of Greenville
attended the groom as best man.
Ushers were Roy Carawan Jr.,
brother of the bride, of Myrtle
Beach. S.C. Andrew Parks, brother
of the bridegroom, Raeford. Rich
Wynne of Greenville, Rick Spencer
of Greenville, John Gardner of
Greenville, and Jim Wilkie of
Greenville.
The mother of the bride selected
a formal gown of pink chiffon
embroidered with pearls around
the sleeves and neckline. The
groom's mother wore a formal
gown of nylon crystal sachet with
the tiers of the skirt, and bertha
collar trimmed with imported
French lace. She wore a wrist
corsage of deep pink and white rose
buds.
* ? *
A wedding reception, given by
the bride's parents, immediately
following the ceremony, was held at
the Swan Quarter Agriculture Hall
in Swan Quarter. There the guests
enjoyed a luncheon buffet con
sisting of ham biscuits, chicken
salad sandwiches, baked beans.
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Mrs. Julian Evander Parks
assorted salads, relish trays and
watermelon boats. The wedding
table was covered by an em
broidered cutwork linen cloth and
decorated with spring flowers and
candles. Serving wedding cake and
champagne punch were Mrs. Lena
Williams Carawan, sister - in - law
of the bride, of Myrtle Beach, S.C.
Luerain Williams of Greenville,
and Mrs. Holly Mooney Lester of
Fairfield.
After a wedding trip to un
announced points, the couple will
reside in Greenville.
REHEARSAL DINNER
A post -rehearsal dinner, given by
the bridegroom's parents, was held
at Jarvis Restaurant in Swan
Quarter. The tables were decorated
with white tablecloths with laven
der streamers, pink candles and a
center arrangement of pink, white
and lavender carnations. The
wedding party enjoyed a seafood
buffet, and the couple was enter
tained afterwards by their friends.
BRIDESMAIDS* LUNCHEON
Mrs. Marsha Unverferth of
Winterville, a member of the
wedding party, and her mother,
Mrs. Pauline Grass, entertained at
their home with a bridesmaids'
luncheon on Sunday. April 1. The
party enjoyed a brunch of Irish
minestrone, chicken salad sand
wiches, assorted cheeses and
crackers, deviled eggs, other finger
foods, and lemon chiffon cake. The
bride remembered her attendants
with gifts at that time.
PRE-NUPTIAL SHOWERS
On Tuesday evening, April 6,
there was a miscellaneous shower
given in honor of Peggy Carawan by
Mrs. Marsha Unverferth. Mrs.
Elayne Waeltz, Mrs. Diane Garris,
Mrs. Roslyn Smedberg, Mrs. Terry
Pridgen, and Mary Beth Keifer. in
Winterville at the home of Mrs.
Unverferth.
Upon arrival, the bride was
remembered with a white daisy
porsage with lavender ribbon which
complemented her lavender printed
dress.
The table was decorated with
candles and spring flowers on a
linen tablecloth. The cake was done
in the design of wedding bells. Also
served was fondue, sausage balls,
chips and dips, fresh vegetables,
taco dip, and punch. Approxi
mately 25 guests called. The host-(
esses remembered the bride-elect
with a place setting in her selected
patterns of china and crystal.
* * *
On Saturday evening, April 10,
Peggy Carawan was honored with a
floating miscellaneous shower at
the home of Mrs. Sallie Miller,
directress of the wedding. Also
hosting the evening were Mrs.(
Beverly Gibbs, Mrs. Joyce Miller
Michaelis, Mrs. Lynn Harris
Miller, and Mrs. Elizabeth Gur
ganus. The bride was presented
with a white daisy corsage upon
arrival. The table was decorated
with a pink linen cloth, punch
bowl, pink, white and lavender
spring flowers and candles. Re
freshments were served of cake,
punch, mints, parched pecans and
roasted peanuts. Approximately 50
guests called during the appointed'
hour. The hostesses remembered
the honoree with an electric coffee
maker.
* ? *
On Monday evening, April 12,
Miss Carawan was honored with a
shower at Providence United
Methodist Church given by the
ladies of the church. Mrs. Laurie
Sadler presided over the evening i
and remembered Peggy with a
white silk rose corsage. The table
was decorated with a white linen
cloth, and an arrangement of
mixed spring silk flowers. There
were cake squares decorated in the
bride's colors, pink and lavender,
mints, nuts. Approximately 30
guests^wer^gresenU^^^^^^
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