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Mr. and Mrs. Howard Craig announce the marriage of their daughter,
Yvonne, to Amos Combs, son of Mr. and Mrs. Zeb Combs of Maryland.
The couple married in Dillon, South Carolina.
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( Q Births
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Byron Holmes
of Raeford, announce the birth of
a son, Philip Braddy, born
January IS.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Dick Roberts
of Raeford, announce the birth of
a boy, James Richard Howard,
born January 24.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan McGougan of
Lumber Bridge, announce the
birth of a daughter, Leighanne,
born January 25.
Mr. and Mrs. Keith Gsell of
Raeford, announce the birth of a
daughter, born January 26.
SSgt. and Mrs. Don Cofer of
Honolulu, Hawaii announce the
birth of a son, Kenneth Dale. Mrs.
Cofer is the former Kim Meeks,
granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs.
H.M. Meeks.
Lanholm - Wilkes
Mr. and Mrs. Angus Wilton
Wilkes, of Washington, announce
the marriage of their daughter,
Katherine Diane, to Timothy A.
Lanhom, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walt Lanhom of Leewood, West
Virginia.
The couple was married January
7 in Las Vegas, Nevada.
They are currently serving in the
United States Army, where the
bride is a medical specialist and the
bridegroom is a unit supply
specialist. They will be stationed at
Fort Irwin in San Bernadino.
California.
Mrs. Lanhom is the grand
daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.
John Daniel Wilkes of Raeford
and the late Mr. and Mrs. James
Donald McArthur of Fayetteville.
Personal
Ronda Kaye Tatum, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Tatum, of
Raeford, has recently been named
to the United States Achievement
Academy. She has been cited for
outstanding performance in the
area of history and government.
The Academy recognizes honor
biudents who have been nominated
by teachers, counselors or coaches.
- Leadership, academic perfor
mance and enthusiasm are criteria
| for selection to the Academy.
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Frye-Lee Couple Pledge Vows
Billie Sue Lee, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Lee of Saint Pauls
and David Allen Frye, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Junior B. Frye of
Raeford were united in marriage
Saturday, January 28 at 3:30 p.m.
in the MacPherson Presbyterian
Church in Fayetteville. Dr. John
Y. Todd III officiated at the double
ring ceremony.
The church was decorated with
two seven-tiered candelabrum and
one large floral bouquet.
A program of wedding music
was presented by organist James
R. Creech. Songs included "Now
Thank We All Our God," "God
of Our Father,", "Purcel Trumpet
Tunes One and Two" and "The
Wedding March."
The bride, escorted by her
father, wore a white gown of chif
fon and chantilly lace with a fitted
bodice that had a sheer lace yoke
and a lace mandarin collar. The
front bodice was decorated with
pearls of lace and had a pinnefore
design outlined with chantilly lace
ruffles. The waistline was accented
with re-embroidered chantilly lace.
The gown also featured a drop
waist at the back. The sheer fitted
sleeves were appliqued with re
embroidered chantilly motifs. The
back and sides of the gown were of
an apron effect that cascaded from
the waist to the hem with a flat and
ruffled chantilly hem edged in ruf
fled chantilly semi-cathedral train.
The bride wore a camelot cap
covered with chantilly lace and
dotted with pearls. The double
tiered fingertip veil was pencil
edged in scallop designs and chan
tilly lace motifs. She carried a large
bouquet of white and wine col
onial carnations, poms and babys
breath.
Miss Wanda Carter served as
maid of honor during the
ceremony. She wore a dark wine
gown with a tiered skirt of sheer
polyester knit lined in taffeta. The
gown featured double-puffed
sleeves a scooped front and back
neckline with ruffled flounce trim.
She carried a bouquet of flowers
identical to the bride's.
Miss Barbara Cobb, cousin of
the bride, of New York and Miss
Annette Nance, cousin of the
bride, of St. Pauls attended as
bridesmaids. They wore gowns and
carried bouquets identical to the
maid of honor's.
Miss Rosetta Lee of St." Pauls
served as flower girl while Justin
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Mrs. David Allen Frye
Hardin of Raeford attended as
ringbearer.
The flower girl wore a white lace
gown with puffed sleeves and a
U-shaped neckline. She carried a
basket of colonial carnations,
poms and baby's breath.
? Kenneth Craig of Raeford serv
ed as best man. Charles Cobb,
cousin of the groom, of New York
and Brent Hardin of Raeford at
tended as ushers.
The bride's mother wore a mist
mauve gown of polyester knit with
sheer nylon lace sleeves.
The groom's mother wore a
mauve gown of polyester chiffon
with an under slip of taffeta. The
gown featured bishop sleeves with
snap close lace cuffs.
Following the ceremony, the
groom's parents hosted a reception
in the church fellowship hall.
The bride and groom's parents
were at the receiving line during
the reception.
Mrs. Lisa Ellis of Lumber
Bridge kept the bride's book while
Mrs. Anne Hardin of Raeford
served the wedding cake.
Mrs. Madeline Cobb and Mrs.
Mecon Line of New York, aunts of
the groom, also assisted wjth the
reception.
The bride is a senior at Hoke
High School. The groom is a
graduate from Robeson Country
Day School in Red Springs and is
presently employed with McCain
Correctional Center in McCain.
Following a wedding trip, the
couple will reside in Raeford.
Raeford Jumorettes Honor New Members
On Monday night, February 6.
the Raeford Juniorettes held a
Spaghetti Dinner in honor of its
new members. The dinner was held
at the home of Carmen Fowler.
The new members were welcomed
by Juniorette President, Melody
Williams. After dinner speaker
was Mrs. Robert Britt, President
of the Junior Woman's Club,
which sponsors the club. The old
members then performed the can
dle lighting induction service.
The Juniorettes have many ten
tative plans such as "Singing
Valentines" which they sponsor
each year. "Singing Valentines"
will be $2.00 in town and $4.00 out
of the city area. Anyone wishing to
place an order should call 875-21 1 1
between the hours of 3:00 and 9:00
on February thirteenth and four
teenth.
The Juniorettes are presently
working with the resthomes on an
"Adopt A Friend" program. This
will involve the girls visiting certain
"friends" in the resthome on a
regular schedule and remembering
them on special occasions.
Social News
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