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DEADLINES: Weddings A. Engagements, Thursday 5 p.m. Other Social Items, Monday 5 p.m. <2<S4ULail )QmXa> Sheets-Salas marry Miss Kristina Elaine Sal as was married to Phillip Alan Sheets on September 14 in Del* van, Wiscon sin. The Rev. Donald Zerkel of ficiated at the two o'clock ceremony in St. Andrews. Baskets of pink and white flowers decorated the church. Rib bons marked the family pews. Wedding music was provided by Stefanie Strever and Kevin Byrd. Selections included "Sunrise, Sunset," "You're Always the One," "Crazy for You" and "Ava Maria." Given in marriage by her father, Mr. Alfonso Salas, the bride wore a long gown of white organza with lace sleeves and lace-trimmed bodice and skirt. The dress extend ed into a chapel-length train. The illusion veil fell from a bandeau of lace trimmed with pearls. She car ried a cascade of white roses and various shades of pink lilies tied with white ribbon streamers. Matron of honor was the bride's sister, Mrs. Brenda Griffon, of Fort Mill, S.C. She wore a cranberry tafetta gown with long sleeves and a gathered skirt. She had a flower band in her hair and she carried a bouquet of pink and white lilies. Miss Shelly Squires of Beloit, Wisconsin, cousin of the bride, and Miss Brenda Gleiter of Delavan, Wisconsin were bridesmaids. They wore dresses and carried flowers like those of the honor attendant. Michael Jeffrey Collins of Grayson, Kentucky, cousin of the groom, served as best man. Ushers were William Stephen Collins, cousin of the groom, of Olive Hill, Kentucky, Russell Gleiter of Delavan, Jason Squires of Beloit, cousin of the bride and Robert Gleiter of Delavan. The groomsmen wore pearl gray morn ing coats. The groom wore a white tail coat. Miss Dawn Salas was flower girl and Jimmie Hertz Jr. was ring bearer. Both are cousins of the bride. The bride's parents hosted a reception in the Delavan American Legion Hall after the wedding. The groom's parents hosted a rehearsal dinner in the Esquire Mr. and Mrs. Philip Alan Sheets Restaurant of Delavan on the evening before the wedding. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Alfonso Salas of Delavan, Wisconsin. She is a graduate of Delavan-Darien High School and has been employed by Pine Tree Enterprises, Inc. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mrs Dean E. Sheets of Raeford. He is a graduate of Hoke High School and is employed bv Faberge, Inc. After a cruise to the Bahamas, the couple will live on Route 3 Raeford. Hoke UDC program includes works of poets "Two Poets of the Con federacy" was the title of a talk given by Mrs. Lillian Wood for the November meeting of the United Daughters of the Confederacy Raeford Chapter. Mrs. Wood, Program Chairman, read poems by Sidney Lanier and Abram J. Ryans. Sixteen members of the group met in the home of Miss Josephine and other quaint collectable! OPEN WHEN WE ARE THERE 3 miles northwest of Raeford, Just off Hwy. 211 W. S7S-4862 Rotifer Ran Mfofctrlcs - F-EATURINC - Original Work From Native Woods. Taylor Beers?" pleeee call bafora *Mag set. Hall. Other hostesses were Mrs. Sadie McLean and Mrs. Lorena Phillips. Important plans for December were made. The annual sale was arranged. Real Daughters and shut-in members of the group will be remembered. Stamped Christmas cards will be given to veterans in the V.A. hospital for their use in the holiday season. CHICK'S Tanning Center Have A "Year Round Tan" Rock fish Rd. 875-8368 CHRISTMAS TREES ?OUGIASSFUtS 9 -10 ft. 7 -8 ft. 5-6 ft. 22.00 15.00 12.00 418 N. Main St. Doc tvmy ARRIVING 1st WEEK IN DECEMBER HOURS: *30*00 M on. -Sat. 1* Sun. Mrs. Treva Koonce, Patriotic Activities Chairman of the N.C. Division, announced that the Veterans' Hospital is in need of feeding bibs. The Chapter voted to make and bring bibs to the December meeting which will be taken to the hospital. Mrs. Ruby Penny volunteered to take recyclable foil to a collection point in Fayetteville since it is no JlapfUf, 13th Rudltdcuf, You finally reached the teenage years. Good Luck!! Jlooe,, Mama, longer being accepted in Raeford. Mrs. Koonce reported on the N.C. Division Convention which was held in Winston Salem. The Raeford Chapter won two awards. Chapter President Isabel McFadyen presided for the meeting and led the Rituals, pledge and salute to the flags. Mrs. Sadie McLean led the devotional. The hostesses served refresh ments during the social hour. fmnnuiumnnn,^ \ CHICK'S 3 \ CERAMICS I l Rockfish Road 2 I Mini Children's Class 3 a Starts Nov. 23 at 9 a.m. oj o a : dflflflflflfllOOOOCOBOOfto ooaaS 875-8369 COMING SOON For All Your Special Gift and Home Decor Needs CHASOITS JUNIOR E. 4th Ave. Hwy. 2 1 1 East 843-2622 Red Springs, NX. CALL 843-2622 FOR CARRY OUT 10:30 AM TIL 9:00 PM MONDAY THRU SATURDAY ALL YOU CAN EAT DINNER BUFFET Served from 5-9 p.m. only $495 Monday-Thursday $595 Friday-Saturday r BUFFET CONSISTS OF: Shrimp Deviled Crab Fish Home Cooked Veg. Fried Chicken Soup & Salad BBQ Tea or Coffee Homemade Apple & Peach Cobblers Also Serving Daily Lunch Buffet 10:30 a.m. -2:00 p.m. Only $4?? ALL YOU CAM BA^I! WE HAVE CATERING AND ' BANQUET FACILITIES AVAILABLE K) Five homes on tour Five area homes have been selected for Raeford Junior Woman's Club Christmas Craft and Home Tour to be held on December 8 from 2 to 6 p.m. The homes of Mr. and Mrs. Harry Williamson, Mrs. Lawrence Bounds, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Conoly, Mr. and Mrs. Ray Phillips, and Mr. and Mrs. Julian Johnson will be open for the tour. Tour participants are asked to gather at the Civic Center for tickets. Area and local craftsmen will also be exhibiting and selling their crafts for patrons interested in early Christmas shopping. Tickets are five dollars at the Civic Center. Make plans now to enjoy lovely Christmas decoration, light refreshmens and beautiful crafts all in the same afternoon. All proceeds will be directed to the community through Junior Woman's Club projects for the year. Woman's Club Education Garden Public Affairs The Arts Officials from the North Carolina Museum of History Associates were guests when the Women's Club of Raeford met on November 12 at the Hoke Civic Center. Mrs. Eve Williamson of Raleigh, Executive Director of the North Carolina Museum of History Associates, spoke to the group and introduced a film on the state's first ladies. Mrs. Ann Hostetler, Area Membership Chairman, introduc ed Mrs. Williamson and Mrs. Luke Page of Chapel Hill, President of the organization. She also recognized Mrs. Mary Virginia McFadyen, Hoke County Membership Chairman. Clubwomen learned that the North Carolina Museum of History is strengthened by the 10,000 members of the Associa tion. The members pay yearly dues which underwrite educational pro grams and purchase items for the Museum Collection. Individual memberships are $15 and allow many North Carolinians to con tribute to this important state legacy. OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY 6:30 a.m. -3 p.m. TURKEY AND DRESSING And M Trimmings or COUNTRY HAM T?k? Outs AvsiMfc Wagon Wheel Restaurant "Building a Future for the Past" is the theme of the member ship campaign. The Associates are very involved with supporting the building program for a new museum building which the N.C. Legislature has approved. Comple tion is scheduled for 1990. In its business session, the Club concentrated on the plans for Share Your Christmas -- 1985. Clara Pope and Caroline Shook have organized the members for Club participation in this essential community Christmas project. Clubwomen were asked to con tribute individually in addition to the Club donation of $100 to the local Chapter of the N.C. Sym phony Society. Refreshments were to be brought by Clubwomen. Relief for Africa and a state wide Alzeheimer's Project will also receive contributions from Club members. The Community Improvement Project Chairman, Harriet McFa dyen, reported or the good work in the Depot landscaping project. Campership Program Chairman Ellen Willis reported on that very successful summer project and gave plans for Summer 1986. Other committee projects in cluded Library, Civic Center and Nominating. i..,. The Education Department serv ed as hostesses, securing the pro gram and providing refreshments. NOW OPEN DISCOUNT 1st Quality NAME BRAND Yarns & Needlework H t ako have a fine selection of: GIFTS CARDS SPECIAL TY FOODS JEWELRY WRAPPINGS GOING OUT OF BUSINESS SALE CONTINUES!! Our Prices Are Slashed Even More Than Before! Our New Fall And Winter Clothes Are In The Store , And We Must Sacrifice In Order To Close Our Doors FOREVER!!! Don't Delay - - For The Best Bargains, Come Today III The Ms* Shoppe 107 South Main Street Red Springs. NC 2SJ77 Phone: >412465
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