Mn, Steve Phillip*, Social Reporter, t75-4171
Larimore-Whetstone Wedding
Vows Pledged In Greensboro
Mr. and Mrs. William Peter
Larimore are on a cruise to the
Bahamas following their June 12
wedding in Starmount Presbyterian
Church at Greensboro. Upon re
turning they will make their home
in Greensboro.
The bride is the former Susan
Elmira Whetstone, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Paul A. Whetstone
of Shelby. The bridegroom is the
son of the late Mr. and Mrs. Ernest
C. Larimore of Peoria, Illinois.
Dr. George Carpenter heard the
couple speak their double ring vows
in the chapel decorated with arched
candelabra holding lighted tapers.
A pair of fluted white columns held
urns filled with white gladioli,
mums, and greenery. Completing
the setting were palms and a
central arched candelabrum en
twined with ivy and holding lighted
tapers.
Mrs. Nancy Fogerty was organist
for a program of nuptial music and
vocal selections were by Jim Bod
kin.
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She wore a formal
gown of white organza designed
with a Queen Anne neckline edged
with imported silk Venice lace and
seed pearls, long Juliet sleeves and
an empire waistline. The bodice
was appliqued with Venice lace
motifs. The full skirt was encircled
with a flounce which formed a
cathedral train also trimmed with
the same lace. Her fingertip illusion
veil was enhanced with matching
Venice lace and was attached to a
bandeau of lace and pearls. She
carried a bridal bouquet of white
roses, stephanotis and baby's
breath.
A. A. Meetings
Wed. 8 p.m.
Nursing Home
Dining Room
Mrs. Willium Peter Lurimnre
Miss Ruth Whetstone of Shelby,
attended her sister as maid of
honor. Bridesmaids were Miss
Eileen Carter of Asheville; Miss
Julia Dixon of Wilmington: Mrs.
Sharon Elam of Charlotte; and
Miss Ellen Kunkel. Greensboro.
Attendants were identically
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gowned in floor length dresses of
lavendar with chiffon overlay. They
carried white straw baskets of
mixed spring flowers. In their hair
they wore miniature flowers with
satin streamers.
Mr. Phillip T. Whiltington of
Wilmington, served the groom as
best man. Groomsmen were the
bride's brother. Paul A. Whet
stone. Ill of Chapel Hill: the
groom's uncle. J. Anthony Houser
of Raleigh: Bill Guill and Jeff
Stennert of Greensboro.
The bride is a graduate of Shelby
Senior High School. She holds the
Associate of Arts degree from
Peace College and B.A. degree in
Psychology from High Point Col
lege where she was a member of
Zeta Tau Alpha Fraternity. She is
employed by Wang Laboratories in
Greensboro as administrative assis
tant.
The bridegroom attended Illinois
State University and served in the
United States Navy. He is employed
as regional representative tor Fol
lett College Book Corp.. Chicago.
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Immediately following the cere
mony the bride's parents hosted a
reception at Hidden Lakes Club
House in Greensboro.
Assisting with the reception were
Miss Mary Whitley of Raeford.
aunt of the bride; and Miss Louisa
Kersh of Chapel Hill. Miss
Michelle Tow nsend of Greensboro,
presided at the guest register.
Hoke Cubs
Receive
Awards
The following Cub Scouts were
iven the following awards at their
une meeting.
Cubs -- Nathan Stec. a Gold
Arrow point; Josh Witherspoon.
four Silver Arrow points; Scott
Edwards, Keith Melton, and Scott
Leandro. Recruiter.
Webeloes -- Damon Dockery,
Athlete; Chad Jones. Naturalist.
Service Pins -- Harry Hodges,
two-year; and Frank Baker, six
year.
Den 8 -- Attendance Award; Den
2 -- Den of the Month; and Scott
McGinnis, Arrow of Light.
M iss Laviner Becomes Bride
Of David Currie Sunday
Miss Barbara Marie Laviner
became the bride of David Gene
Currie on Sunday. June 27, at 3:00
p.m. in the Montpelier Presby
terian Church in Wagram. The
Rev. Mark Scott officiated for the
double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Lonnie Benford Laviner
of Wagram. The bridegroom is the
son of Mrs. Frances Currie of
Raeford and the late Hugh Ellis
Currie.
The church was decorated with
an arrangement of mixed white
flowers and candles, flanked by
spiral candelabra and baskets of
ferns.
Wedding music was furnished by
Mrs. Frances Cooley. organist, and
Mrs. Wanda Nobles, soloist, who
sang "One Hand, One Heart" and
"The Wedding Prayer".
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a formal gown of
polychiffon trimmed with Alencon
lace and pearls featuring fitted lace
sleeves covered with split over
sleeves of chiffon with lace cuffs
and fitted bodice with split neck
and poplum of Alencon lace. Her
A-lined skirt extended into a chapel
train. She wore a three-tiered veil
with lace trim attached to a lace
headpiece enhanced by pearls and
carried a nosegay of silk roses
surrounding a white orchid.
Mrs. Lori Smith served as
matron ot honor. Bridesmaids were
Miss Harriet Currie. niece of the
bridegroom, of Raeford, and
Misses Becky and Rachel Ace.
cousins ot the bride, of Durham.
They all wore peasant-style gowns
with full sleeves fcnd gathered skirts
ot light blue with a border print
Mrs. Davis
Honored
At Parties
Mrs. Jeff Davis who left Monday
to join Mr. Davis in Charlotte, was
entertained at several parties re
cently.
Mrs. Crawford Thomas, Sr.
entertained with a dinner party.
Guests were invited into the dining
room for juices and appetizers.
Dinner was served in the dining
room. Arrangements of roses and
daisies were used throughout the
home as decorations.
Mrs. Thomas presented the
couple with a shaving glass that
had been used by Mr. Davis' great
grandfather. Mr. Jim Thomas.
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Mrs. R.L. Gibson entertained
tor Mrs. Davis at her country home
in Antioch with a dessert bridge.
Places were set for twelve. Blue
homespun clothes covered the
tables centered with bouquets of
tobacco blooms. A delicious
daiquiri cheese cake and coffee
were served during the game.
Mrs. Davis was remembered
with a silk card box from the
hostess.
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Mrs. Ches Hayes and Mrs. W.K
Morgan invited twelve of Mrs.
Davis" friends for tennis and lunch
at the Hayes home. A morning ot
tennis was enjoyed and a lovely
luncheon was served in the dining
room.
Mrs. Davis was given a wooden
tennis and ball rack by her
hostesses.
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Mrs. Alfred Leach and Mrs.
Neill McFadyen. Jr. entertained for
Mrs. Davis at the McFadyen home
on North Main Street with a bridge
brunch.
Sixteen guests were seated at
card tables upon arrival and served
homemade wine. A buffet was
served in the dining room.
Arrangements of shasta daisies
and colorful summer flowers were
used throughout the home.
Mrs. Davis was given a hand
woven and hand dyed gizzard
basket made for her by the
hostesses. The basket was filled
with an arrangement of summer
flowers.
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Mr. and Mrs. Davis will make
their new home in Charlotte where
Mr. Davis will be Marketing
Director for Compudat. a Systems
House owned by Vanderbilt Shirt
Company. Mrs. Davis will be
teaching music.
Mrs. David Gene Currie
design of multi-colored tlowers.
They carried bouquets of three
long-stemmed yellow sjlk roses.
Eddie Currie of Raeford served
as his brother's best man. Ushers
were Tommy Currie. brother of the
bridegroom. Curtis Barnett of
Greenville. S.C.. and Benny and
Andy Laviner. brothers of the
bride, of Wagram.
The mother of the bride was
attired in a yellow shirtwaist dress
of sheer polyester, and the bride
groom's mother, in an aqua shirt
waist-styled dress of sheer poly
ester.
For traveling the bride chose a
printed sundress.
The couple will reside in the
West Hoke community.
The bride is a 1982 graduate of
Scotland High School and is em
ployed at United Carolina Bank
and Wagram Paper Stock Co. ^
The bridegroom is a graduate ?
Hoke High School and is self
employed as a farmer in Hoke and
Scotland Counties.
RECEPTION
The bride's parents entertained
at a reception in the Church
Fellowship Hall. The bridal couple
and their parents greeted guests.
Mrs. Lynn Shaw and Mrs. Mau
garet Baxley poured punch. CaW
was served by Mrs. Frances Haw
kins and Mrs. Myrtle Currie. The
bride's book was kept by Miss Lyle
Shaw. Others assisting were Miss
Mary Peden, and Misses Catherine
and Lucy Smith.
In Charge Of Hoke 4-H
Alice Lancaster
Promoted To Agent
Willie Featherstone. Hoke Coun
ts Extension chairman, announces
i he promotion of Alice Lancaster
from associate Extension agent.
4-H. to Extension agent, 4-H.
effective Julv I.
Featherstone said, in making the
announcement that. "Miss Lan
caster has exerted excellent leader
ship in developing a good 4-H
program which aids in the growth
and development of Hoke County
youth. Her experience spans seven
years, of which six years were spent
working with the youth in Wayne
County and she has been with Hoke
County Agricultural Extension Ser
vice since May lb. 1981.
"During the previous l3'/i
months we have experienced some
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Thank You For Your Support.
John "Pete" Hasty
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tremendous successes in the 4-H
program. Most recently 21 youth
and three adults participated in
District Activity Day in Goldsboro. ,
and a pigeon club, horse club, ait^f
two new community 4-H clubs have
been organized. The entire stall is
excited about the 51 young people
and 5 adult leaders that have
signed up tor 4-H Camp, which will
take place in early August.
"Alice Lancaster is a true pro
fessional in every sense of the word,
and we are fortunate to have her as
a member of the Hoke County
Fxtension staff."
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