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DEADLINES: Weddings, Thursday, Noon Other Social Items, Monday 5 p.m. <2<HLLaiL ICmXa/ Mrs. Boyce Falls, Social Reporter, 875-4562 Personals Guests of Mr. and Mrs. David York, Southern Pines, at Lake Tillary, on Sunday were Mr. and Mrs. John Ferguson, their children and Mr. and Mrs. Boyce Falls and boys. Mr. and Mrs. John Manning recently returned from a trip to Nassau in the Bahamas. While there, they attended the National Independent Poultry Federation Distributors Association Conven tion. Mr. and Mrs. Frank Davis and Mr. and Mrs. Paul Livingston spent last week visiting Mr. and Mrs.. Stan Dubroff and daughters in Howell, New Jersey and the Davis* children in Concord, New Hamp shire. Weekend guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Ellis were Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schurch, Mr. and Mrs. David Ehret, Mrs. Lloyd Baker and David, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Ehret and Chuckie, Miss Betty Ehret, Mr. Jim Ehret, all of Ohio. Mrs. Lura Ehret will remain for the rest of the week. Weekend guests of Marianna McLean were her granddaughter, Kim Crumpler, of Marshville and her fiance, Jimmy Norwood, of Monroe. Mr. and Mrs. Nelson Sparks of Frederick, Md. and Millard Sparks, who has been staying with his son to recuperate from recent surgery, visited with Mrs. Viola Fulk and other relatives here dur ing the weekend. Dove family reunion held The descendents of the late John Daniel Dove of Dillon, South Carolina and the late Daniel Peter Dove of Wake County gathered in the fellowship hall of Tabernacle Baptist Church at Rockfish May 27 for a family reunion. Approximately 65 family members and close friends of the Doves attended. At 1 p.m. a picnic basket luncheon was served. Social News Coll 875-4562 Minnie Virginia Cherry Cherry -Stoker Mr. and Mrs. Robert Truman Cherry, Sr. of Fayetteville, an nounce the engagement of their daughter, Minnie Virginia to Mickey Charles Stoker of Fayet teville. Mr. Stoker is the son of Mrs. Larry Glisson of Raeford. Miss Cherry graduated from Terry Sanford Senior High School in 1977. She is a 1981 graduate of Pembroke State University with a B.S. degree in Physical Education. Miss Cherry is a Recreation Assis tant at Fort Bragg. Stoker graduated from Lumber ton Senior High School in 1978. He also graduated from Pembroke State University in 1982 with a B.S. degree in Physical Education. He teaches and coaches at Hope Mills Junior High School. The wedding is planned for September 1, at Snyder Memorial Baptist Church Chapel in Fayet teville. Pittmans have family reunion The children and grandchildren of Mae D~ Pittman and the late A.W. Pittman, gathered at the home of James Pittman in Rockfish on June 2, 1984, for their annual reunion. Those attending were Elizabeth P. Bunce and Herman of Fayet teville, Hazel P. Tucker, Charles Tucker and Phoebe of Raeford, Glenn Pittman of Elizabeth City, Shelby Upton and Glenn of Camden, Lucille P. Hubbard, Larry and Lee Ann of Rocky Mount, Carolyn Bright, Susan McKenzie and Elizabeth of Rocky Mount, James Pittman, Judy and Melissa of Rockfish and Mrs. A.W. Pittman of Rockfish. Plans were made to continue next year W.E. 'CARTl REALTY 211 South Utah St. P.O.Boi7S> Ravford, N.C. Ralph Bamhart Edith Bast Offic* 675-3724 Horn* 875-3015 Horn* 875-2246 Homt 875-3662 Gene Carter CONGJRA TULA TIONS Heidi Love, Uncle Buddy Mary Shaw Harris at *iP SBecuUy, ?Ratna Specializing Damaged Hair, Design Cuts. Curls & Perms, etc. FyiittavMte^W.C. | 488-7408 FOR SPECIAL RATES Aak For . MARY 10% OFF COUPON GOOD WITH COUPON UNTIL JULY 7. 1964 WMMIMVMMMfMMifMMMMMIMMtitM Tommie Hendrix, Ron Ellis wed Sunday Tammie Lynn Hendrix and Ronald Wayne Ellis were married Sunday, June 3 at the Raeford United Methodist Church in Raeford. The double ring ceremony was officiated by the Reverend Wallace Ellis of Rob bins, uncle of the groom, and the Reverend Arthur Winstead. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Earl B. Hendrix of the Blue Springs Community. Parents of the bridegroom are Mr. and Mrs. R. Leonard Ellis of Raeford. Wedding music was provided by Mrs. Nancy McNeill, organist, and Tim Sessoms and Heather Hin shaw, soloists. Selections included "The Wedding Prayer" and "The Lord's Prayer." - The setting for the ceremony featured brass urns with ar rangements of gladioli, mums, snapdragons, babies' breath, and roses. The mothers' seats were marked with hurricane globes with tapers and flowers. Four Colonial candelabra and two spiral candelabra flanked a double priedieu at the altar where the cou ple knelt for the benediction. The windows were adorned with greenery and nosegays of mixed flowers. Candles were lit by brothers of the bride, Kenneth and Gary Hen drix. A trinity candle was placed on the altar. The mothers of the cou ple each lighted one candle of the trinity upon being ushered into the church. The bride presented her mother with a red rose upon entering and presented the groom's mother with a red rose after the benediction. The bride, given in marriage by her father, wore a formal gown with fitted bodice featuring a Queen Anne neckline and adorned with pearls and sheffli lace. Pearl buttons graced the back of the bodice. The leg of mutton sleeves were adorned with Alencon lace and appliques. The full skirt ex tended from a peak of sheffli lace and featured a crystal pleat ruffle around the hem. She wore a camelot cap adorned with lace, pearls and rhinestones. Sheffli lace formed a scroll edge on the cathedral length veil. The bride carried a cascade bouquet of or chids, roses, lily of the valley and babies' breath. Mrs. Kathy Hendrix served as her sister-in-law's matron of honor. She wore a pink taffeta gown with a sweetheart neckline, puff sleeves and slim skirt with a cummerbund and long floating panel of ruby. She carried a white lace parasol with mixed summer flowers of pink, mauve and rose cascading down the front entwined with ivy. Bridesmaids were Mrs. Vicki Hendrix, sister-in-law of the bride, Mrs. Sherry Hasty, Miss Rachael Williams, Miss Donna Hales and Miss Theresa Riley. They wore gowns like that of the honor atten dant featuring cummerbunds and panels of daphne. The father of the groom served as best man. Ushers were Kenneth Hendrix, Gary Hendrix, brothers of the bride, Bruce Ellis, cousin of the groom. Gene Hasty and Bill Hood. The groomsmen wore silver tuxedos with accessories to match the dresses of the bridesmaids. The groom wore a full dress white tuxedo with matching ac cessories. The mother of the bride wore a ming chiffon gown with a jewel neckline, long tapered sleeves and a softly gathered skirt with a con toured hem. The mother of the groom wore a mauve crepe gown with a tiny ruffle at the neck, bishop sleeves and tucked bodice with a gathered skirt and matching cummerbund. Both mothers had corsages of orchids. The wedding was directed by Mrs. Mary Archie McNeill. The bride is a graduate of Hoke County High School and attended Greensboro College before transferring to Methodist College in Fayetteville. the groom is a Hoke County High School graduate, attended North Carolina State University and is presently employed by Ellis-Walker Builders, Inc. After a wedding trip to Gatlin burg, Tennessee, the couple will reside in Raeford. RECEPTION The parents of the bride enter tained guests with a reception following the ceremony in the fellowship hall of the church. Guests were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Wendell Young and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hasty. The refreshment table was centered with a double tiered candelabra with burning tapers and summer flowers. Guests were served nuts, mints, chicken salad shells, ham biscuits, cheese biscuits and strawberry punch. Punch was served by Mrs. Elaine Hendrix, aunt of the bride and Mrs. Aliene Bullock. The wedding cake was served by Mrs. Joanne Hendrix, aunt of the bride and Mrs. Catherine Jones. Mrs. Connie Ellis presided at the fruit table where guests were served melon balls Mrs. Ronald Wayne Ellis from a basket shaped watermelon and strawberries from a pineapple. The bride's book was kept by Mrs. Betty Hendrix, aunt of the bride. A small nosegay adorned the portrait table. Woven baskets decorated with pink blossoms and streamers held rice- bags. Misses Rhonda and Glynda Ellis, cousins of the groom passed out rice bags to guests. Tea girls were Kim Colston, Karol Colston, Ann Richards and Meredith Warren. Entertainment was provided by Mrs. Paulette Kapp at the piano and Tim Sessoms and Heather Hinshaw who sang "One Hand, One Heart" from West Side Story and "We've Only Just Begun" by Harry Simeone. BRIDESMAIDS LUNCHEON Mrs. Lacy Hendrix, Mrs. Sam Hendrix, Miss Ann Ross and Mrs. Sammy Hendrix were hostesses for the bridesmaid's luncheon Satur day at 1 p.m. at the home of Mrs. Bobby Wright. Corsages of yellow daisies were presented to Miss Hendrix, the mothers of the bridal couple and special guest, Miss Heather Hin shaw of Wilmore, Kentucky, bride-elect of Tim Sessoms. Appetizers were served in the den upon arrival. Guests were in vited into the living room where places were marked for 16 guests at small tables. Each table was decorated with Army-Navy table cloths, yellow daisies, and rice bags. Miss Hendrix was presented an electric fry pan and silver in her "" chosen pattern by the hostesses. Mrs. Lura Ehret, grandmother of the groom was among the out of town guests present at the lun cheon. REHEARSAL DINNER Parents of the groom hosted a rehearsal dinner at the fellowship hall of the Raeford United Methodist Church at 6 p.m. Satur day evening. Tables were decorated with hur ricane lamps and arrangements of magnolia and greenery. Appetizers were served from a table featuring the groom's cake. A candle lit dinner for 36 wa^serv ed to the bridal party, and out of town guests. Out of town guests included Tim Sessoms and Miss Heather Hin shaw of Wilmore, Kentucky, Bill Hood of Raleigh, Mrs. Lura Ehret, Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Schurch, Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Ehret and Chuckie and Jim Ehret, all of Richwood, Ohio. EXPERIENCED WAITRESSES NEEDED R?f?r?ncM Required - No Ph. Call* APPLY IN PERSON Earl McDufHe Edlnborough RMtaurant Edmbofomh C<nti> Friends of Carra Belle Maultsby Glass are invited to celebrate her birthday June 14 in Fayetteville R.S.V.P. 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Approximately 12 to 15 guests called between the hours of 7:45-9:00 p.m. The hostesses remembered the honoree with a place setting in her chosen flatware by Gorham. ? Howell's Mutual Drugc rw??l?i Taa A Ml Ho?HI m4 Raid Ptcon IU N. Mm St.. RMfn*. N.C., Td. S75-IMS Graduates, contemplate this truth Samson of the Bible was an cteraal optimist. If I understand him properly, one day he killed an attacking lion, but later discovered that some bees had formed a hive in the lion's decaying rib cage. They were busy producing honey. He seized the opportunity and composed a proverb: "Out of the eater came something to eat , and out of the strong came something sweet," which shows that out of difficulties, out of troubles, and out of the problems of life something good can happen. What had terror lied mow cradled something of valae . . . Think oa it. Graduates! COMPARE OUR PRICKS ANYWHERE! MO PURCHASE NECESSARY FOR A SMILE I HOWELL MUTUAL DRUG HMRI7l4)iS . RAVORD, N. C
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