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Davis - Edens Couple Wed
At Center Grove Church
* Wedding vows of Irene Edens
and Ronald Davis were spoken on
Sunday. June 13 at 3:00 p.m. at the
Center Grove Church.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Clarence Edens of Shan
non. She is a graduate of Hoke
High School.
The bridegroom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Arron Douglas of Fav
etteville and is a graduate of
Seventy First High School and
I Fayetteville Technical Institute.
The Rev. T. McDonald offi
ciated the double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Alice Greene presented a
program of organ music. Michael
Ross. Cynthia Quick and Gary
Love sang ''Endless Love" and
"The Lord's Prayer".
The church was decorated with
two arrangements of white gladio
lus and chrysanthemums in white
| and blue foliage baskets. Cande
labra and the kneeling bench were
used to adorn the front of the
church.
Given in marriage by her father
the bride wore a Queen-Anne
neckline gown accented with chan
tilly lace, long chantilly lace bishop
sleeves, and empire waist with full
A-line skirt. Layers of chantilly lace
was attached to a chapel length
train. The bride chose a walking
length veil with a rhinestone crown
edged with seed pearls. She carried
a colonial bouquet of mixed silk
peonies and gvpsophila with
matching laced stremers.
Vermain Edens served as maid of
honor. She was attired in a long
floral gown of blue and white and
carried blue and white flowers on a
lace Ian with streamers.
The bridesmaids were attired
like the honor attendant and
carried laced fans with silk pink
and blue peonies over gvpsophila
with matching laced streamers and
hair pieces. They were Sharon
Edens. Vanessa Farmer. Evelyn
Shaw. V'al Davis and Nancy Me
Phaul.
Mr. Curtis Edens served as best
man for the groom.
Ushers were Earl Gilchrist. Billy
Petcrkin. Clarence Edens. Jr..
Jessie Edens and Vertis I homas.
Children attendants in the wed
ding were Michelle Davis and
Mclinda Godwin, both serving as
flower girls. They wore similar
dresses as the bridesmaids.
Ringbearer was Darrell Greene.
He carried a pillow with an
arrangement of silk flowers that
also carried out the color scheme of
the wedding.
The mother of the bride was
attired in a formal blue gown and
wore a corsage of blue peonies.
The groom's mother wore a
formal blue-green gown and also
wore a matching corsage.
After a wedding nip to Atlanta.
Georgia and Florida the couple will
be at home in Fayetteville.
REHEARSAL DINNER
A rehearsal dinner was held on
Saturday evening at the home ot
the bride.
Luncheon. Parties
Weddings
CALL
Pat Howard
875-86.?; or 87<-4.l?4
CONOLY
REUNION
Sunday, June 27th 1 p.m.
Antioch
Presbyterian Church
All Rel ative.s ami
Friends Invited
Brinft Picnic Lunch
Mrs. Ronald Davis
RF.CKPTION
The bride entertained with a
reception at the Hoke County Civic
Center. The bride's book was kept
Invitation
Mr. and Mrs. James Haircloth.
Sr.. would like to announce the
approaching marriage of their
daughter. Jane, to Carl Scott
Bowers ol Southern Pines, son ol
Mrs. Martha Nave ol Raelord. and
Carl B. Bowers of Boerne. Texas.
The wedding will take place on
Saturday. June 2f> at b:00 p.m. at
the home ol the bride on Route .V
Friends and relatives arc invited
to attend.
Dinner Party
Is Given
For Couple
Jimmy Wood and Angie Berne
entertained David and Debbie
Mathcrly. some friends and rela
tives front Greenleaf. Wisconsin
and some local friends with a
dmnei party at Jimmy's home on
Route 2 Saturday night. David and
Debbie left Monday for Greenleaf
to make their home.
Jeremy $tonfon ?
Jeremy Stanton celebrated his
filth birthday with a party at the
home of his parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Joseph Stanton on Sundav.
I hirtcen guests enjoyed cake, ice
cream and Coke.
Lucille and Richard Burkhart ac
companied Jove and Floyd McNeill
to Fort Ben ning. Georgia lor
Graduation F.xercisesof the Officer
Candidate School on Friday. June
IK. Deborah Lynn McNeill,
daughter of Jove and Floyd was a
member of the graduation class
and w . is commissioned as a 2nd Lt.
During the return trip home.
Deborah joined them for a tour of
Stone Mountain, and other adven
tures.
BORDEAUX DINNER THEATRE
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Village Er Owen Drives ? Fayetteville
Grand Opening July 3 & 4
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by Linda Bcatty. Serving cuke was
Arlcih.i Graham. Pouring was
Priseilla Bcatty and Gary Fdens.
Catering the reception was Jcrrv
Bcatty nl' Kaeford.
Mr. and Mrs. Luis Sanhue/a ot
Gretna. La. announce the birth ol a
son. Luis Sanhue/a. Jr. on June H.
Mrs. Sanhue/a is the tornior l.ori
Ann Lee of Kaeford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ken MacDonald
announce the birth ot a son,
Benjamin l.auchlin. on June 21 at
Mission Memorial Hospital in
Ashrt ille.
Mr. MacDonald is the son ol Mr.
and Mrs. l.auchlin MacDonald of
Kaclord.
Mrs. Virginia Daniels is visiting
with Mr. and Mrs, Jim Daniels and
family in Long Island. NY
Several ladies from the Kaeford
Presbyterian Church attended the
Women's Conference in Montreal
last week. I hose attending were
Mrs Harriett McFadven. Miss
Bcttv Smith. Mrs Sara Maxwell.
Mrs. Marian Clark. Mrs Rachel
Stevens. Mrs. Catherine Ferguson.
Mrs. Peggy (iillis and Mrs. Man
Lee Matherlv .
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Johnson of
Miami. Florida have been visiting
his sister. Marianna McLean ot
Raclord. While here they visited
Mrs McLean's daughter. Capt.
and Mrs. Font Bolin and children
in Clarkcsv ille. Icnn . friends in
Alabama, places ol interest in Ken
tucks and on their return trip home
they visited another daughter of
Mrs. McLean's. Mr. and Mrs. J. P.
Crumpler and children in Marsh
ville. The Johnsons will return
home this weekend.
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Personols
HAZEL KA Y TOURS
Disney World *120
Dotes July 22-25, Aug. 12-15 and
Sapt. 9 12.
Noshville & Grand Ole Opry *150
Dotes July 22 25, Aug. 5-8, Sapt.
9 12, and Oct. 21 24.
May through October ? World s Foir
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HAZEL KAY TOURS
Call Mary R. Maples
875-2423
Wilson-Singletary
Mrs. Mac G. Wilson announces the
engagement of her daughter.
Valerie Vernetta. to Ricky Single ?
jury, son of Mr. ami Mrs. Ray
mond McLaughlin, both of Rue
lord. The hride is also the daughter
of the late Thomas Wood row
Wilson.
The wedding is planned for July 17.
The bride-elect is a 1977 graduate
o f Hoke County High School and a
graduate of Sandhills Community
College, she is now employed with
Fuberge. Rue ford.
The prospective groom is also a
1977 graduate of Hoke County
High School and a 19X1 graduate of
/V. C. A <V T State University, he is
now employed with Burlington City
Schools Burlington. North Caro
lina.
The couple will reside in Burling
ton.
Mrs. James F. McPhaul and
Miss Martha Shaw Clark enter
tained Miss Susan Bounds. August
bride-elect, with a luncheon on
Saturday. June 5. Spring flowers
were used throughout Mrs. Mc
Phaul's home. Miss Bounds was
presented a gardenia corsage and
crystal decanter by the hostesses.
Mrs. lawrence Bounds, mother of
the bride-elect. Mrs. Bob Gentry,
mother of groom-elect and Mrs.
Charles Stewart, grandmother ot
the groom-elect, were among the
guests.
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Wedding Cakes. Cake
Squares. Birthday Cakes
Bounds
Honor Guest
At Luncheon
B. Freeman
875-4693
Couple Feted
With Cookout
And Pool Party
Miss Susan Bounds and Gary
Gentry who will be married August
14. were entertained with a cookout
and pool party Saturday evening at
the home of Mrs. Milo J. Postel on
Fulton Street. Hosts lor the occa
sion were Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Brafford. Mr. and Mrs. Mile
McDuffie and Mr. and Mrs.
Lawrence Willis.
Guests enjoyed a dinner of
hamburgers, baked beans, chips
and Cokes.
Alter dinner everyone enjoyed a
swim in the pool.
Later in the evening homemade
ice cream and pound cake were
served.
A ribbon plant decorating the
dinner table was presented to the
couple. They also received an ice
cream freezer from the hosts.
Couple Honored
With Dinner
Joy Holtcl and Sam Warren,
whose wedding will be Saturday.
June 2b at 3:00 at the First Baptist
Church were honored on Saturday
night with a barbecue dinner at
Jim's Hide-A-Way in Dundarrach.
Hostesses for the occasion were
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Maxwell.
Geraline Smith. Debbie Faircloth.
Neil McKenzie and Ricky Mclnnis.
Upon arrival guests were served
fruit and melon balls in a decorated
watermelon and punch. Red
checkered tableclothes and center
pieces with a country theme were
arranged for the 32 guests w ho were
served barbecue chicken, slaw,
baked beans, rolls and homemade
ice cream.
The bridal couple received flat -
ware from their chosen pattern and
a blender from the hostesses.
An after dinner social was en
joyed by everyone.
SOCIAl \l \VS H75..W38
Terpsichorean
Ball Invitations Out
James Bell Black 111. President
of the Terpsichorean Club of
Raleigh, announced today that
invitations have been issued to the
Fifty-sixth Annual North Carolina
Debutante Ball. The event will be
held here on September 9th, 10th
and 11th. 1982. The formal pre
sentation to North Carolina Society
of young ladies from across the
state will highlight the weekend
festivities.
The Terpsochorean Club, com
prised of young gentlemen from the
Raleigh area, was formed to spon
sor an annual statewide Debutante
Ball for the presentation of North
Carolina's socially prominent
young ladies and to honor the first
families of the state. It has been
given every year since 1923 with the
exception of the World War II
years.
The young ladies, who will be
presented by their fathers, were
selected by over 100 nominators
located throughout the state. Final
approval of the Debutantes is made
by Terpsichorean Club members.
The young ladies are chosen based
on the family's contribution to the
community, their background,
social prominence, and the girls'
civic, scholastic, and social ac
tivities. The Leader of the Ball is
chosen from Wake County's Debu
tantes. and fourteen girls from
throughout the state are also
honored by being named Assistant
Leaders.
Officers of the Terpsichorean
Club in addition to Mr. Black are:
Randolph L. Worth. Vice Presi
dent: Matt Nowell. Secretary -
Treasurer: and Joseph Calhoun
Moore III. Assistant Secretary -
Treasurer.
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