Mr. and Mrs. Ashley Lee Avery, Jr.
Raeford UDC celebrates
Confederate Memorial Day
The Raeford Chapter of the
United States of the Confederacy
met on May 10 to celebrate Con
federate Memorial Day. The group
met in the Edinborough
Restaurant.
The Nominating Committee,
chaired by Mrs. Marianna
McLean, presented a slate of of
ficers who will serve for the next
two years. They are: Miss Isabel
McFadyen, President; Mrs. Marie
Lee, Vice-President; Mrs. Treva
Koonce, Secretary; Mrs. Aline
Wright, Treasurer; Mrs. Sadie
McLean, Chaplain; Mrs. Eliza
Bullard, Register; Mrs. Lillian
Wood, Historian; and Mrs Ruby
Penney, Recorder of Crosses.
In other business, Miss Isabel
McFadyen reported on the District
V meeting held recently in
Lumberton. The Raeford Chapter
received a superior rating for its
work.
An announcement was made of
the Open House to be held at the
U.D.C. Headquarters in Raleigh
on Saturday, May 18 at 11:00.
A dessert course and iced tea
was served during the social hour.
Hostesses were Mrs. Marie Lee
and Mrs. Kathleen Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs. Jasper Vernon
Daniels, Jr. announce the birth of
a daughter, Portia Denise, on
April 29 in Cape Fear Valley
Medical Center.
Hospital News
Margaret Nutter, Womack Ar
my Hospital.
Geraldine Daniels, Cape Fear
Valley Medical Center.
Anita Carta Carpenter
Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Jethro Carpenter
of Troy announce the engagement
of their daughter, Anita Carla
Carpenter, to James Earl Graham
of Greensboro. Mr. Graham is the
son of Alma Ree Graham of
Wright Street, Raeford.
The wedding is planned for June
29 in the St. Stephens Church of
Troy.
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Carriage ride leads to altar
On Sunday, May 5, Karen Hin
? son became the bride of Ashley
Lee Avery, Jr. in an outdoor
ceremony at Calloway Lake near
Raeford. The Rev. Alton Burros
? conducted the ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Franklin Hinson. A
graduate of Hoke High, she is
employed by Faberge of Raeford.
The groom is employed by
Campbell Soup Company of Max
ton. He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Ashley Lee Avery of Clinton. He
graduated from Clinton High
School.
A Victorian setting had been
created on the lakeside for the
wedding. Pink and blue
hydrangeas and large Boston ferns
3 were used. An altar area had two
1 large wedding baskets with ar
rangements of larkspur, dusty rose
gladiolas, alstroemeria, and carna
I tions and blue delphinium. The
I bride's register was in an area with
white rattan furniture, ferns and
hydrangeas.
Kathy Barker provided music
for the ceremony. "There is Love"
and "O Perfect Love" were
among the selections.
The couple arrived at the setting
in a horse drawn surrey with fringe
on top. It was decorated with
garlands of lilac and gypsophila.
The bride, given in marriage by
her father, wore a Victorian gown
of satin and lace. Schiffli em
broidery enhanced the bodice and
the train. She wore a hat with a
chapel veil and blusher.
Diane Hinson of Raeford was
made of honor: Jo West of Dunn
was matron of honor.. They wore
tea length dresses of daphne rose
organdy with Victorian necklines.
They wore matching ribbon and
gypsophila in their hair.
The bridesmaids carried lace
umbrellas with arrangements of
white and dusty rose roses, laven
dar larkspur and gypsophila.
Bridesmaids were Catherine Avery
of Clinton, Brenda Kellis of
Raeford, Marie Autry of Dunn,
Carol Butler of Shannon, Myra
Jones of Charlotte, Sharon
Harden and Pam Carter of
Raeford. Their dresses were cloudy
lavendar and like those of the
honor attendants.
Best man was Johnny Avery,
brother of the groom. Ushers were
Bobby Lowery of Lumber Bridge,
Danny West of Dunn, Willie
Jacobs, Brian Hinson, Harold
Kellis, and Ronnie Haynes of
Raeford, Raymond Rodriquez and
Larry Autry of Fayetteville. The
men wore Journee cut-away coats
in gray pinstripes with double
breasted vests, wing collar shirts
and ascots.
Miss Mandie Taylor was flower
girl. She carried an open lace
parasol. Daniel West, ring bearer,
carried a Bible.
The mother of the bride and the
mother of the groom wore silk cor
Woodmen hold workshop
An Officers' Workshop for
Woodmen of the World was held
at King's Restaurant in Kinston,
on Saturday, May 4. Mary Ruth
Haire, President and a National
Delegate, Ruth Wilkerson, Vice
President, and Evelyn Ashburn,
Secretary and member of the State
Fraternal Committee, represented
Lodge 6178 of Raeford.
National Delegates Mary Ruth
Haire and Herbert Pate gave infor
_ .mative talks on how to increase at
tendance at meetings. The. leaders
of individual workshops were
Harvey Bedsole, National Director
and East N.C. State Manager; Earl
Hughes, East N.C. Fraternal
Coordinator; and Jerry Lennon,
one of East North Carolina's Area
Managers.
A fried chicken and pork
barbecue dinner was served to the
approximately 300 officers atten
ding.
On Monday, May 6, Mary Ruth
Haire and Peggy Calloway attend
ed Awards Night of W.O.W.
Lodge 18, Laurinburg.
sages of white roses. Grand
mothers wore blush pink silk roses.
The mother of the bride wore an
appliqued gray chiffon dress with a
jacket. The groom's mother wore a
plum dress accented with a belt.
The bride carried a cascading
bouquet of white roses, lavendarl
larkspur, and pink azealas. As she
departed, she carried a parasol.
RECEPTION
A reception followed at the
Hoke Civic Center. It was hosted
by the bride's parents.
An arrangement of dusty pink
carnations, blue delphinium and
wax flowers centered the table. A
fountain was used for t|)e punch. |
Ham sandwiches, lady fingers,
chocolate mints, chicken salad
tarts, and cucumber sandwiches
were served.
The wedding cake was four tiers
with two smaller cake* connected
by staircases with miniature
bridesmaids and ushers. On top of
the cake were miniature bride and
groom. The bride on the cake car
ried a lace parasol like the newj
Mrs. Avery.
After a wedding trip to
Wrightsville Beach, the Averys will
live on Route 5, Raeford.
REHEARSAL DINNER
A rehearsal dinner was hosted
by the groom's parents at the
Church of God of Prophecy on the
evening before the wedding.
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