DEADLINES: Weddings A Engagements, Thursday 5 p.m.
Other Social Items, Monday 5 p.m.
Little-Harris marry
Miss Annie Ruth Monroe Harris
was married to Robert Lewis Little
on May 4 in the Daniels Temple
Church of Raeford. Eldress
?uline Daniels officiated at the
uble ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of
Mrs. Prunell Monroe and the late
James "Boots" Monroe. She is a
graduate of Hoke County High
School. She attended Fayetteville
Technical Institute and graduated
from Sandhills Community Col
lege. She is a licensed
cosmetologist.
The groom is the son of Mr. and
Curtis Little. He is a Hoke
High graduate. He is employed by
Perdue, Inc. of Robbins and is
now in active duty with the Army
National Guard.
Burgundy, pink and white
flowers were used in arrangements
for the altar and for other floral
decorations. A twenty-branch
candelabra, a kneeling bench, and
a unity candle were highlighted
0ith greenery. The family pews
were marked with pink satin bows.
Mrs. Arthur B. Kemp was
organist. "The Lord's Prayer"
was sung by Lovella Daniels. Den
nis Daniels sang "Without Him".
The bride, escorted by her
brother, Curtis Monroe, wore a
gown which was trimmed with
pearls and rhinestones. The fitted
bodice had a scalloped neckline
^nd long sleeves of lace. Her flow
ing veil fell from a lace cap which
had pearls in a heart design. Her
flowers were white carnations, and
roses of burgundy babies' breath
and fern.
Matron of honor was Mrs. Mary
Monroe of Raeford. Maid of
honor was Miss Betty Little, also
of Raeford. Their dresses were
burgundy with Roman-styled
Ashes, gathered at the shoulders.
Each carried a long-stemmed pale
pink mum in babies' breath with a
pink ribbon.
Bridesmaids were Mrs. Lula Ray
and Miss Loretta Monroe, sisters
of the bride, Miss Doris Little and
Miss Brenda Little, sisters of the
groom, Mrs. Donna Little, Mrs.
Wilmer Lawrence, and Mrs. Ava
Ray, all of Raeford. They wore
pink gowns and carried flowers
like those of the honor attendents.
Dennis Daniels was best man.
Ushers were David Little and Cur
tis Little, brothers of the groom,
Tim Purcell, cousin of the groom,
Anthony Monroe, David Monroe,
Charles Ray, and Jerry Baldwin,
all of Raeford. The ushers wore
gray tuxedos with burgundy ties
and cummerbunds.
The groom wore a white tail coat
with burgundy accessories. All of
the men wore pink boutonnieres.
Flower girls were Miss Rosalyn
Clark and Miss Sonja Blue, Miss
Shemicka Monroe and Miss Shon
ta Stevens were train carriers. The
girls wore pink and white lace
dresses and matching hair ac
cessories.
The ringbearer was Curtis Little
Jr. He wore a white suit and tie.
The mothers of the bride and
groom were dressed alike in
burgundy. Each wore a white car
nation corsage.
A reception followed the
ceremony in the Scurlock School
cafeteria. Refreshments featured a
five-tier wedding cake. The cake
was decorated with white wedding
bells, pink and burgundy flowers,
and miniature bridesmaids and
ushers. The top layer held a small
bride and groom.
Pink and burgundy were used in
the floral arrangements and ribbon
which decorated the reception
area. Mrs. Gloria Virgil, Mrs.
Mary McNeill and Mrs. Dorothy
Walker assisted with the reception.
Rehearsal Tea
On May 2, the bridal pair enter
tained the wedding party with a
rehearsal tea. The church dining
hall was the setting for
refreshments after the rehearsal.
The couple plans to live in
Raeford.
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your party, social event, club meetings,
birthdays, anniversaries, etc. . . .
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1 1,00 a.m. til 5t00 p.m.
Mrs. Robert L. Little
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Bolin and
family of Burnsville, Minn, visited
with her mother, Mrs. Marianne
McLean, for the weekend. They all
attended the Crumpler - Norwood
wedding in Monroe.
The Rev. Frank Lloyd Jr. and
his wife Dottie moved into the
Methodist parsonage on Thursday.
They have come from Newport, to
serve the Raeford United
Methodist Church.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lee Leslie
announce the birth of a son, Bob
by Lee Jr., on May 28 in Cape Fear
Valley Medical Center.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gene Mc
Clellan announce the birth of a
daughter, Jessica Marie, on June 6
in Cape Fear Valley Medical
Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Dennis McCall an
nounce the birth of a son on June 7
in Moore\lemorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Mitchell Cox an
nounce the birth of a seven pound,
six ounce son, Eric Mitchell, on
June 17 in Presbyterian Hospital
of Charlotte. Raeford grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs. Bobby
Cox.
Rockfish News
By Polly Barnard _ . .
Tel. 875-2736
Considering the weather, atten
dance was good at Galatia
Presbyterian Church for morning
worship service Sunday.
Dr. David Sutton's sermon for
the children, assisted by Clyde
Webb was good. Adult sermon
topic was: "Who is in Charge?"
Amanda Gundlach, infant
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
"Sonny" Gundlach of Rocky
Mount, granddaughter of Mr. and
Mrs. David Lindsay, was baptised
by Dr. Sutton Sunday morning,
assisted by Elder David Lindsay.
Vacation Bible School at Galatia
begins July 22 and continues
through July 26th. All children in
the area are invited to attend.
The community extends sym
pathy to the family of Blackmon
Cook who died Thursday, June 13.
Funeral service was Sunday after
noon at 3 at Galatia Presbyterian
Church.
The day of Tabernacle Church
Sunday began with the Monthly
Brotherhood Breakfast in the
fellowship hall at 7 o'clock. Rev.
Michael Osmont brought the devo
tional and the men enjoyed
breakfast and fellowship.
The morning worship service
was not as well attended as usual.
It could have been due to the incle
ment weather and some members
visiting their fathers. Rev. Osment
brought the morning message.
The fathers in the congregation
were recognized and admonished
to fulfill their Christian respon
sibilities as fathers. Special musi
was provided by the Jubilee and
Music Makers Choirs.
Rev. Jimmy Dees, Associate
Pastor, who had been in revival
service in Dunn, was in the pulpit
Sunday night. He preached a
Father's Day Sermon. Pamela Os
ment, an accomplished soloist sang
a solo.
Vacation Bible School at Taber
nacle will be held June 24-28. All
children in the area are encouraged
to attend.
Mrs. Alma Parker of Selma is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Grace
English, Mrs. Louise Watson and
other relatives in the area. She will
leave this week for a visit with her
sister, Mrs. Arthur Watson of
White Lake before returning to
Selma.
Visitors in the home of Mrs.
Louise Watson Sunday afternoon
and Monday were Mrs. Andrew
Trawick and daughter Susan of
Point Pleasant, West Virginia. Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Watson and son
Donovan of Efland, N.C. and
Mrs. David Miller of Fayetteville.
Mrs. Duncan McCraney,
Carolyn McCraney, Mrs. Jean
Lisenby and son, Michael spent
last Friday at Carolina and Kure
Beach.
Carolyn and Jean also attended
the 17th annual Hollering Contest
at Spivey's Corner Saturday where
they saw "Little Jimmy" Dickens
of the Grand Ole Opry, and Come
dian Bobby McLamb.
The S.N. McColl family held
their annual reunion Sunday at the
home of Mrs. Margaret Terry.
Among the fifty who attended
were Mr. and Mrs. James
Crawford of Hendersonville, Mr.
and Mrs. Clint Robertson of
Swannanoa, Bob McCall of River
dale, Maryland, Mr. and Mrs.
Laurin McColl of Red Springs,
Mrs. Effie Forbis of Lumber
Bridge, Larry Wayne McColl of
Tampa, Florida and Mr. and Mrs.
Thomas McColl.
Joni Parker, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. D.B. Parker of the
Galatia community, will compete
for the state crown. Miss Parker
who is the current "Miss Fayet
teville," will compete for "Miss
North Carolina" in the pageant in
Raleigh June 26-29.
Hope you win Joni!
I am happy to report that
Douglas Monroe is home after be
ing hospitalized again recently.
Hurry and get well Doug! Best
wishes from everyone.
Frank Harris of the Galatia
community continues treatment at
the Veteran's Hospital in Durham.
Mr. and Mrs. Duncan Mc
Craney, Carolyn McCraney, Mrs.
Jean Lisenby and son, Michael and
Mrs. Y.A. Lee of Fayetteville
recently visited Mrs. McCraney's
brother, Archie Lee and family of
Godwin. Her sisters, Mrs. Alton
Baggett and family, Mrs. Esther
Phillips and family and Mrs.
James West of Durham were
visitors at the same time.
A fter 51 years
These members of the Hoke High School Class of
1934 got together recently for their 51st reunion.
The class held the affair jointly with the Class of
1935 at the Sheraton Inn in Southern Pines. Thir
teen members of the 1934 class attended the event.
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