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MRS. RUPERT ELLIS BUCKALEW
M/ss Neighbors Married Yesterday
To Lt. Buckalew In California
The marriage of Miss Marie NeL
phbors, daughter of Mrs, Colon
Neighbors of Benson, and Second
Lieutenant Rupert Ellis Buckalew,
Jr of Fort Ord, California occur
red Thursday. June 30. in the First
Southern Baptist church in Marina,.
California. The bridegroom is a son
of Mr. and Mrs, Buckalew of 'Dal
las. Texas.
For the solemnization the bride
wore a lace wedding dress with
white accessories and carried a
bouquet of mixed white flowers.
The bride, after graduating from
Benson High School, entered the
Presbyterian Hospital School of
Nursing in Charlotte. She has been
on the staff of the Monterey Hos
pital in Monterey, California.
The bridegroom, who graduated
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Grand Slam
Club Met At
Welborn Home
The Grand Slam Bridge Club
met last night at 7:30 at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Welborn.
Lovely arrangements of daisies
and glads decorated the living
room. An arrangement of roses
was in the dining room.
High score winners for the eve
ning were Mrs. Ed Wade and Mr.
Paul Walker.
An outdoor wiener roast with all
the trimmings, cold drinks and
watermelon were enjoyed by the
following members: Mr. and Mrs.
Gerald Mann, Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Walker, Mr. Norwood Stephenson,
and the host and hostess. Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Wade were guests for the
evening. ,
AT MYRTLE BEACH
Mr. and Mrs. Vic Anderson left
today for a two weeks visit at
1 Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. Stephens
Was Canasta
Club Hostess
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Mts. Taylor Stephens was host
ess to the Merry Matrons Canasta
Club last night at 8:00 when, it
met at her home.
A lovely arrangement of zinnias
and also an arrangement of red
and white gladioli decorated the
living room for the occasion. / |
Mrs. Tom Royal, who wa® a
guest, was the winner- of high
score and received a wrought ijon!
hot plate as the prize. -Second j
high, a wrought iron ash tray, |
went to Mrs. Bob Leak. In a game
of bingo, Mrs. George Williams
was the winner and recelvedd a
wrought iron trivet.
Between the first and second
progression the hostess served
cokes, sandwiches and potato chips.
Individual pecan pies topped with
ice cream were served later in the
evening.
Attending were Mrs. Tom Rayals,
a guest, Mrs. Bob Leak, Mrs. Frank
McLeod, Mrs. George Williams,
Mrs. Locke Campbell, Mrs. Bill
Twyford, Jr., Mrs. Johnny Wel
born and Mrs. Tommy Bray.
Ella Neal Raynor
Honored On
Eighth Birthday
Ella Neal Raynor, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Raynor of
Dunn, was honored on her eighth
birthday Thursday afternoon with
a party given at their home from
3:30 till 5 o’clock.
Upon the guests arrival they
were served pink lemonade by Gln
ny Anderson.
Later, games were directed on
the lawn by Mrs. Jeff Denning and
Mrs. Ralph Maxwell.
After enjoying games the guests
were invited into the porch, which
was decorated with balloons, for
refreshments consisting of pink
decorated birthday cake, cheese
wafers, peanuts, potato chips, and
ice cream. They were given favors
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MRS. CHARLES ADAM 9
Miss Johnson
Is Bride Os
Charles Adams
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The marriage of Miss Rebecca
Eloise Johnson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Cornelius Johnson of near
Benson and Charles Gilbert Adanu,
son of Mr. and Mrs. O. G. Adams
of Four Oaks, Route Two, .took
place at 3:00 o’clock Friday after
noon, June 17, in the New Zealand
Free Will Baptist church near Ben
son. Rev. Ivan Adams of Walston
tourg performed the single ring
ceremony.
A program of nuptial music was
presented by Miss Jean Adams
of Newton Grove who played “Ind
ian Love Call”, "Becausg”, “The
Sweetest Story Ever Told”, and
the traditional wedding marches.
The couple entered the church
unattended. The bride wore an
embroidered dress of pink organza
white accessories, and a white car
nation corsage.
Immediately after the ceremony
the young couple left for a stay at
Nags Head.
The bride is a graduate of Mea
dow High School, class of 1955. The
bridegroom graduated from Mea
dow high school in 1964 and is at
tending the University of North
. Carolina at Chapel Hill.
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Those helping Ella Neal celebrate
the occasion were: Ginny and
Andy Anderson, Virginia Ann God
; win, Donald and Tommy Denny,
Vicky Wade, Gloria Barnes, Janet
Se&'oms, Becky Lou Campbell,
Harry Dorman, Brint Adams, Gor
dan Ray Baker, Sharon Tart, Kar
ien Tart, Elaine Bryan, Nancy
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BACK IN STATES
Walteo M. Wade, Jr., who is
serving in the Navy and has been
stationed in Pearl Harbor is now
going to Fleet School in California.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. W.
M. Wade of Lillington Route 2.
WEEKEND GUESTS
Mr. and Mrs: Marvin Slaughter,
Jr. and daughter, Cindy, of Nor
folk, Virginia, will arrive here'
Saturday to - visit relatives for
seVlral days. Mrs.
ter, Sr., who has been visiting -
with her son and daughter-in
law for some time will return
horse with them.
SPENDS WEEKEND AT LAKE
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Godwin and
children, and Mr. and Mrs. W. M.
Draughon will spend the weekend
\at White Lake.
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TO CALIFORNIA
Master Sgt. and Mrs. Russell
Merrill and son. Rusty, left June
29 for California, where M. Sgt..
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Merrill will be stationed In Korea,
M. Sgt. Merrill will retire fr m the
Marines in three years. M),. Mer
rill is the former Mias Dorothy
Wade.
Mrs. Exum Kerby and daughter,
Betty Lou Kerby, are going to
Washington, D. C. to visit Mrs.
family and also her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Ed Marey.