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Other Social Items, Monday 5 p.m.
Bullock-Winburn
are married in Vass
Miss Georgia Carol Winburn
and Mark Edward Bullock of Lake
Charles, Louisiana were married
on December 23 in the First Baptist
Church of Vass. The Rev. Jesse
Ray Mansfield officiated.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. William George Winburn
of Route 1, Shannon. She is a
graduate of Hoke High School and
the Associated Airline School of
Miami Beach, Fla. She is now
employed by the Bob Winfree
Travel Agency of Lake Charles,
La.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Lane Rogers Bullock of Vass.
He is a graduate of Union Pines
High School and is employed by
Milchem Inc. of Lake Charles.
The church was decorated with
Christmas greenery on the seven
branched candelabra, a unity can
dle, and a kneeling bench. Poinset
tias were used in the sanctuary and
narthex. The windows were
decorated with holly, pine, ivy,
and three candles. The mothers'
pews were marked with white satin
bows.
Wedding musicians were Judy
Mansfield, organist, Cynthia
Spivey, pianist and soloist, and
Brian Foster, soloist. Musical
selections included "Just the Way
You Are", "The Wedding Song",
and "The Wedding Prayer."
The bride, escorted by her father
and given in marriage by her
parents, wore a gown of white
chiffon. The Victorian neckline
and Chantilly lace-trimmed yoke
were accented with seed pearls.
The bishop sleeves had deep cuffs
with lace appliques and satin rib
bon. The full skirt was trimmed
with ruffled lace and satin ribbon
onto its cathedral-length train. She
also wore a lace-trimmed veil. Her
bouquet was of journey lillies,
pine, ivy and holly berries.
Betsy Hargrove of Raleigh was
maid of honor. She wore a gown
of emerald green taffeta with a fit
ted waist, short puffed sleeves, and
a softly gathered skirt. She carried
a spray of silk poinsettias.
The bridesmaids were Donna
Bullock of Eastwood, Kathy Kuz
minski of Fayetteville, and Shirley
Solomon of Southern Pines. They
wore dresses and carried flowers
like those of the honor attendant.
Best man was Lane Bullock of
Vass. Ushers were Kent and Mike
Bullock of Vass, John Bullock of
Eastwood, Billy- Winburn of Shan
non and Dana McKenzie of Fort
Bragg. The men all wore charcoal
gray coats, pinstriped pants, and
holly boutonnieres.
Wedding Reception
Mr. and Mrs. Lane Bullock
hosted a reception following the
wedding. It was held in their home
in Vass. Guests were greeted by
Sue McKenzie. Wedding cake was
served by Mary Katherine Ed
wards. Marjorie Marcey served hot
and cold punch. Others who
helped with serving were Margaret
Beauchamp, Anthea Tate, EUamae
Marion.
Rehearsal Party
On December 21 a pig pickin*
was given in honor of the bride and
Mrs. Mark Bullock
groom at Ed-Mar Farms. It was
hosted by Lane Bullock, Mike and
Kent Bullock and Roger Marion.
The dinner featured barbequed
pork, chicken, and beef ribs.
Lake Charles Party
On January 5 Mark and Georgia
Bullock were guests of honor at a
dinner at the Lake Charles Coun
try Club. Hosts were Danny
Palmer and Mr. and Mrs. Bruce
Yates. After the seafood dinner the
couple was given gifts and toasted
with champagne.
Personals
Mrs. W.L. McFadyen celebrated
her 94th birthday with out-of-town
guests this weekend. They were:
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gammon of
Burlington, Dr. and Mrs. Carlos
Cooper of Winston-Salem. Mrs.
William McFadyen and Miss
Laura McFadyen of Southern
Pines.
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Mr. and tyr^. Walter Jones of
Fayetteville, formerly of Raeford
and New York, entertained on
January 20. Their guests were the
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Shcwer honors Pamela Lewis
A baby shower honored Mrs.
Pamela Lewis when the Ladies
Auxiliary met on Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. F.R. Weber.
The living and dining rooms
were decorated with potted plants.
The refreshment table held an ar
rangement of flowers and candles.
Mrs. Lewis sat at the table and
served cake. Coffee and drinks
were served by Marian Sumner and
Kate Weber.
The honoree received and
displayed guests' gifts. Mrs. Lewis
and Mrs. Sumner presented a
birthday cake to Mrs. Weber who
was celebrating her birthday on
Friday.
Guests were {Catherine Shaw,
Jenny Walton, Betty Thompson,
Mary lean Forbis, Georgia Beck,
Lois Sumner, Helen Ryder, Lib
Sumner, Mary Francis Mollo, and
Daphine Shaw.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. William Duane
Van Allen announce the birth of a
daughter, Jessica Brooke, on
January 11 at Cape Fear Valley
Medical Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Griffin an
nounce the birth of a son on
January 14 at Moore Memorial
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Alex J. Campbell
announce the birth of a son, Corey
Maurice, on January IS at Cape
Fear Valley Medical Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Ellison an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
January 17 at Moore Memorial
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Theodis Hence an
nounce the birth of a daughter on
January 17 at Moore Memorial
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Melvin L. Dees,
Jr. of Summerville, S.C. announce
the birth of a son, Melvin Lewis
Dees, III, on January 23 at the
Naval Regional Medical Center in
Charleston, S.C.
Mrs. Dees is the former Gwen
dolyn Russell of Laurinburg.
Paternal grandparents are Rachel
W. Dees and Melvin L. Dees of
Raeford. Maternal grandmother is
Wealthie D. Russell of Laurin
burg.
Marriage
Mrs. Mary Lee Scott of Fayet
teville and Mrs. Alice Charles of
Raeford announce the marriage of
their children.
Peggy Thompson and Thomas
Charles were married on January 6
in Dillon, South Carolina.
Arts winners remembered
In a story last wb$k on the win
ners of the Women's Club and the
Junior Woman's Club annual stu
dent Arts Festival, the names of
two winners were omitted.
Keith Locklear, who attends
Hoke High, won an award for sew
ing, and Mable Oxendine was se
cond runner up in the high school
division for drama.
We regret the omissions and
congratulate the winners.
Paul Currie promoted
Paul T.H. Currie, son of retired
Lt. Col. David S. and Peggy Cur
rie of Rural Route 2, Raeford, has
been promoted in the U.S. Air
Force to the rank of major.
Currie is an assfsnmrw tteptity
"Chief of staff for logistics at Peter
son Air Force Base, Colorado,
with the Space Command.
His wife, Gayle, is the daughter
of Guy and Cecelia Rastani of 9
Homewood Drive, Utica, New
York.
He is a 1973 graduate of the
U.S. Military Academy, West
Point, New York.
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