DEADLINES: Weddings A Engagements, Thursday 5 p.m.
Other Social Items, Monday 5 p.m.
New officers
These new officers were recently installed by the Eastern Star.
Eastern Star installs
officers for new year
The Masonic Lodge was the set
ting for the recent installation of
Officers for Raeford Chapter 226
Order of the Eastern Star.
Installing Officers for the occa
sion were Kathryn McRacken ? In
stalling Officer, Sadie Timms - In
stalling Marshall, Frances Brown
?Installing Chaplain and Susan
Baggett - Installing Organist.
Officers who were installed are:
Jaxie Knowles - Worthy Matron,
Russell Knowles - Worthy Patron,
Debbie Gardner - Associate
Matron, Wayne Byrd - Associate
Patron, Justine Plummer
?Secretary, Isabel Smith
-Treasurer, Mary Smith - Conduc
tress, Frances Byrd - Associate
Conductress, Blanche Hedgpeth
-Chaplain, Jimmy Plummcr - Mar
shall, Lillian Wood - Organist,
Georgianna Conoly - Adah,
Wynell Averitt - Ruth, Dayne
Crumplcr - Esther, Ethel Hayes
-Martha - Cecelia Weston - Electa,
Tom Conoly - Warden, Katie Pot
ter - Sentinel.
The Rev. Lee A. Phillips gave
the Dedicatorial Prayer. Each of
the officers was given a long
stemmed yellow mum by the Wor
thy Matron and Worthy Patron.
A reception followed the In
stallation. It was held in the dining
room and was hosted by the
Chapter members. Decorations
were in yellow and white, the Wor
thy Matron's colors.
Personals
Phil and Johnnie Anne McBryde
of Matthews were here for the
weekend. They visited his mother,
Kathleen McBryde, and Edith
Best.
Monty and Lynn Lamont and
their children felon. B?i? twr?t
here for weekend visits with Mrs.
Mary Lamont and Mayor and
Mrs. John K. McNeill.
Mr. and Mrs. Carson Davis were
in Wilmington for several days last
week to be with their son, Carson
Davis, Jr., while he had back
surgery.
Mrs. Muriell Matheson has
moved to Duke from the hospital
in Coral Gables, Florida where she
has been ill for several weeks. Last
week several ladies from Raeford
visited her.
Weekend guests of Mrs. Dixie
Autry ?were her son, Earl N. Autry,
and his wife of Raleigh and Mr.
and Mrs. Darrell Garner and Josh
of Pembroke. They all attended
the Homecoming services at
Hillcrest Baptist Church.
Mr/1 and Mrs. Dewey
Picklesimer of Lexington, Ken
tucky visited their daughter, Mrs.
Bobby Lentz and her family last
week.
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April ceremony held
for Barnes-Townsend
Susan Elizabeth Townsend was
married to Glen Douglas Barnes
on Saturday evening, April 6. The
7 p.m. ceremony took place in the
Raeford United Methodist
Church. The Reverend Arthur
Winstead officiated for the double
ring rites.
The bride is the daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Robert Glenn Townsend
of Raeford. The groom is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. George Hilliard
Barnes of Fayetteville.
Musicians for the wedding were
Mrs. Lewis Upchurch, organist,
Barbara Lawson and Owen Wid
man, soloists. Handbell choir
members were Mary Parish Coley,
Mary Ann Poole, Mollie Up
church, and Pam Woodell. The
selections included "Eternal
Life", "Be Thou with Them", and
"Go in Peace".
The candlelit church was
decorated with large Boston ferns
and flower arrangements of calla
lillies, lily of the valley, gyp
sophila, and eucalyptus. Pairs of
15, 9, and 7-candle candelebra
filled the front of the church; alter
nating pews held candles in glass
globes, with eucalyptus, springrai
and white satin ribbons. The Nar
thex held large arrangements on
stands.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a formal gown of
ivory silk taffeta and re
embroidered Alencon lace ac
cented with silk venise lace,
iridescents and pearls. The Vic
torian style bodice featured a high
lace neckline and sheer yoke which
extended to the waistline in the
back. Tiny covered buttons and
loops closed the back. The lace
sleeves were long and fitted. The
semi-gathered skirt had a pyramid
of Alencon lace and beading on the
front. A very wide border of Alen
con lace extended into the
cathedral train: A toque of lace
and beading was custom designed
to hold the bride's mantilla.
Her arm bouquet was of white
calla lillies, lily-of-the-valley, and
gypsophila with white satin
streamers. Two handkerchiefs
were also carried by Miss Town
send. One was a Townsend family
heirloom furnished by Mrs.
Russell Powers, the bride's cousin.
The other was a handkerchief car
ried by a number of brides, and
lent to Miss Townsend by Mrs.
Bobby B? McNeill.
Mrs. John Jacob Requard of
Baltimore, Maryland was matron
of honor. She wore a formal gown
of candlelight moray taffeta,
styled with natural waist, tulip
sleeves and a full skirt. Her bou
quet was of lemon leaves encircled
with springrai fern and other
greenery.
Bridesmaids were Miss Teresa
Crumpler of Washington, D.C.,
Mrs. Pauls Hamilton of Winston
Salem, Miss Kim Miles of
Charlotte, Mrs. Barbara Richard
son of Aberdeen, and Mrs. Janet
Sordello of Jacksonville. Their
dresses and flowers were identical
to those of the honor attendant.
The groom's father, George
Hilliard Barnes, was his best man.
Ushers were George Barnes,
brother of the groom, of Hope
Mills, Ty Barnes, brother of the
groom, Emery Ramsey and Gary
Thomas of Fayetteville, and
Robert Glenn Townsend 111,
brother of the bride, of Raleigh.
The men wore formal evening
clothes with white tie and white
gloves. The groom's boutonniere
was lily-of-the-valley, the
groomsmen's were stephonotis.
The bride is a graduate of Hoke
High School and the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
The groom is a graduate of Severi
ty First High School of Fayetteville
and attended East Carolina
University. He is employed by
Brian Pontiac-Cadillac-Honda in
Fayetteville as a sales represen
tative.
The Barnes will live at 5717 Af
tonshire Street in Fayetteville after
their wedding trip to St. Thomas in
the US Virgin Islands.
Reception
The bride's parents, Dr. and
Mrs. Townsend, entertained with a
buffet supper in their home after
the ceremony. Guests were served
Russian tea as they arrived. The
dining room table was covered
with white linen and centered with
an Edwardian spring arrangement
of all white calla lillies, snap
dragons, lilacs, freesias, parrot
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Mrs. Glen Barnes
tulips, Asiatic lilies, Dutch iris,
and miniature carnations. The all
white bride's cake was three-tiered,
encircled with gypsophila and
white daisies, and topped with an
arrangement of lilies-of-the-valley .
Music was provided by Olive
Jenkins, harpist.
The bride's grandparents, Mr.
and Mrs. Moses Hensley, kept the
guest register.
Those assisting with the recep
tion were: Miss Linda Abrams,
Mr. and Mrs. J.H. Austin, Mr.
and Mrs. John Balfour, Miss
Ethelynde Ballance, Mr. and Mrs.
James F. Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
Laurence Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Barnhart, Mr. and Mrs.
Ransom Baucom, Mrs. J.H. Blue,
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burgess, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Cameron, Timmy
Druzgala, Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Hayes, Mr. and Mrs. Marvin R.
Hensley, Miss Sherri Hensley, Mr.
and Mrs. Charles Hostetler, Mr.
and Mrs. David Howell, Mr. and
Mrs. William Howell, Mr. and
Mrs. Vernon Hubbard, Miss Anna
Jordan, Mrs. Faye B. Jordan,
Mrs. Julius Jordan, Mr. and Mrs.
George King, Mrs. Clyde F. Knox,
Mr. and Mrs. Neill McFadyen,
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Maxwell, Mr.
and Mrs. James F. McPhaul, Mr.
and Mrs. Kenneth McNeill, Mr.
and Mrs. James B. McLeod, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Nelson, Mr. and
Mrs. John Pecora, Raymond Pate,
Dr. and Mrs. Marion B. Pate III,
Mrs. Lloyd Pate, Mrs. Russell
Powers, Mr. and Mrs. Younger
Snead Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Neill
Senter, Mrs. Peter B. Sawyer, Dr.
and Mrs. Murphy Townsend, Mr.
and Mrs. William Sellars, Mr. and
Mrs. Clyde Upchurch, Mr. and
Mrs. Lewis Upchurch, Mr. and
Mrs. Tommie Upchurch, Mr. and
Mrs. Wyatt Upchurch, Mr. and
Mrs. James Weaver, Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Winchester and The Rev.
and Mrs. Arthur Winstead.
Rehearsal Dinner
The parents of the bridegroom
entertained with a rehearsal dinner
at 6:00 on April 5 in The Raeford
United Methodist Church
fellowship hall. After dinner the
wedding party moved into the
sanctuary for the rehearsal. Later
the guests were invited to the home
of the bride where they were served
the groom's cake and coffee.
Bridesmaids' Luncheon
Mrs. Russell Powers of St. Pauls
and Mrs. William Howell were
hostesses for the bridesmaids' lun
cheon at the Howell home on April
5. The sixteen guests were seated at
the dining room table and at small
tables in the living room.
Spring flowers decorated the
tables. The hostesses' gift to the
bride was a basket of silk flowers.
Wedding Brunch
A wedding brunch honoring the
bridal couple was held at the home
of Mrs. Julius Jordan at 12:00
noon on Saturday, April 6. Hosts
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Hostetler, Dorcus Hostetler, Mr.
and Mrs. Ken McNeill, Kim
McNeill, Mrs. Julius Jordan and
Anna Jordan.
A bridal bouquet of white silk
tube roses and silk ribbons
decorated the front door. Spring
flowers were used throughout the
house.
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