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Chicora Country Club Setting For Reception Following the wedding on Sat urday of Miss Ruth Barefoot to David Fi zhugh, a reception was held at the Chicora Country Club. Guests were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. Frank Cranor of Raleigh and presented by Mrs. Norman Johnson to the receiving line composed of Mrs Clyde Barefoot, mbther of the bride. Mrs. David F. Thomp son, mother of the bridegroom, Mrs. R B Barefoot, stepmother of the bride, the bride’s father, and Mrs. Whitley Hood, sister of the bride. Mrs. J D McLamb presided at the gues* book where registrations were made with a pen bedecked with a minature colonial nosegay of valley lilies. Mrs. Graham McLamb served gold colored punch and Mrs. Clay ton McLamb served portions of the Hoods Entertain Wedding Party Mr. and Mrs. Whitley Hood •li ter ained the Thompson-Barefoot wedding party and about fifty addi tional guests at a cake cutting im mediately following the wedding rehearsal Friday night. Gues' s were greeted by Mr. and Mrs. W A Hood. Miss Sharon Par rish presided at the bride’s book in the living room where decora t'ons were of polished magnolia foliage on the mantel flanked by s!lver candelabra. Arrangements of varicolored mums were elsewhere in the room. In the gift room glad ioli and stephanotis were used as decora’ions. The refreshment table, overlaid with white linen, was centered with a massive bouquet of bridal flbw ers. Br’dal napkins were passed by Miss Cynthia Hood. Mrs. John Bon ner poured lime ice punch and assorted ribbon sandwiches, salad puffs, petits fours, roasted peed* halves, cheese twirls, and green and gold mints were served by Mrs- J R Hood, Mrs. G D Know, Misses Lois Neal and Carol McLamb, Patsy Wood, Dianne and Judy McLamb, Faye Wood, and Melonie Bonner. The brideielect was presented a white mum ‘corsage with yellow center to compliment her gold party dress. Gifts of oval broach es with engraved initials were pre sented by the bride to her attend ants and to Mrs. Stephen Lee who directed the wedding, Mrs. R I> Smith, organist, and Miss Judy Johnson, soloist. Mr. Thompson presented gold and silver tie tacks to his groomsmen. Donna Kelly, 2, Feted At Party Miss Donna Kelly, who was two years old Saturday, was given a birthday party at her home in Lillineton bv her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Donald Kelly. Yogi Bear decorations were used with cups and plates featuring the Yoei Bear design. Guests were served cake and ice cream. Attending were Donna’s grand parents. Mr. and Mrs. Leon Kelly; another grandmother, Mrs. Flora Lee O’Quinn: her god parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil Kelly; Mrs. Frank Melvin, Mrs. Lee Patterson. Pa tricia and Mark of Sanford; Mrs. Wesley Brown and Jennifer of Mamers; and Teresa and Carla Suitt. gold and white tiered wedding cake. Aasisting in serving chicken salad putts, open face sandwich es, diamond shaped petits fours de corated with gold wedding rings, cheese straws, mints and nuts were Misses Melonie Bonner, Judy Mc Lamb, Linda McLamb, Brenda Smith, and Diane McLamb| The refreshment table was overlaid with gold satin and white tulle. Miss Cecelia Clifton, cousin of 'he bride, rendered instrumental music throughout the receiving hours. Goodbyes were said by Mr. and Mrs. C R Barefoot. Mrs. Hamilton Is Honored At Lillington Mrs. Edgar Bain, Mrs. Leo Mc Donald. Mrs. Bobby Wicker and Mr?. Donald O’Quinn were hostess es at a baby shower honoring Mrs Vance Hamilton at the Lillington Community Building. A yellow and green color scheme was used in decorating. The mantle was centered with an arrangement of ivy in a brass bowl and flank ed by yellow candles in brass hold ers. The refreshment table, which was covered with a white linen cloth, featured a centerpiece of yellow glads and mums. Upon arrival, guests placed their gifts in a play pen. Mrs. Donald O’Quinn led in party games. Game winners were Miss Belle Hockaday and Mrs Jack Woodley. The honoree was presented a novelty corsage featuring a clown rattler in yellow and w-hite. The hostesses’ gift to the honofee was a car seat. At the conclusion of games, guests were served refreshments of lime ice, yellow and green mints, nuts and cake squares decorated in yellow and green. Those attending besides the hon oree were Miss Belle Hockaday, Miss Faye Russell, Mesdames Ho ward Watkins, H. M. O’Quinn, Jack Woodley. Dewey Newton- Lizzie Kelly. Andrew Yarbrough, Fletcher Hubbard, Wayne Lanier, Billy Byrd, James E. Goff, George Carroll, Roger Johnson. John Stephens, McKay Salmon, Vernon Davis, Fred Sexton, Rassie Raynor, Worth Col lins, T. H. Dean and J A Walker, Sr. Members of Garden Club Entertained Mrs. Joe Vail of Buie’s Creek was hostess for the House and Garden Club and gave a program on African Violets. She has been successful with her own violets, which she dis played along with her discussion cn the care of them. Mrs. Edwar<j Duvall, a new member, contributed to the pro gram as che discussed experiences she had in growing different ty pes of African Violets. Others present were Mrs. Dan Linney, Mrs. James Faison and Mrs. Eugene Lasater Jr. Home made coconut cake and coffee were served by the hostess at the close of the program. Do YOU want to LOSE JH, It May, or May Not, Be Easy* Using COMET RICE *• “No Hunger” Diet 141 lbs. In clinical tests, a doctor states that a few patients tost 20 pounds in 20 nonconsecutive dieting days, yet reported they suffered no hunger discomfort (The lady pictured is one of them.) Thousands of users have reported success with the diet Hundreds of doctors have requested thousands of copies for their patients. •Comet Rice makes no guarantees nor claims for this diet A few users dislike the Diet. Individual reactions vary. See your doctor before dieting. Comet GIANT GRAIN Rice is BOTH VKafied and Enriched. Every grain cooks up big, white, 34 send your GIANT GRAIN LUCILLE MAT, WOMAN S EDITOR Church Women Induct Officers At County Seat New officers of the Women of the Church of Lillington Presby terian Church were installed by ‘he pastor, Rev. Robert Park. In a candlelight ceremony, the following new officers were in stalled: Mrs. John Wilbourne, president; Mrs. Frank Lewis, special assist aht; Mrs. Frank Paschal, 1st vice president and Mrs. Bill Randall, 2nd vice president; Mrs. Delbert Hob son, secretary; Mrs. Rassie Raynor, treasurer; and Mrs W E Salmon, pas‘or’s aid. The following committee chair men and members were installed: Mrs. Robert Park, chairman of Per sonal Faith committee with Mrs. Elton Arnold, Mrs. Edward Hooks. Mrs. John Gray (social activities - Mrs. Jack Lassiter and Mrs Jake Lamm) committee members; Mrs. Joel Johnson, chairman of leader ship committee with Mrs. Ralph Shaw and Miss Cornelia McLaugh lin committee members; Miss Edith Ann Caviness. chairman of Ecu menical mission relations and Mrs. N F Lewis Sr., committee mem ber; Mrs. Robert McDonald, chair man of Christian community rela tion (annuities and relief) with Mrs. Allen B Stone and Mrs. Ruth Brown committee members. Circle chairman for the year are Mrs. R. S. Taylor Jr., Mrs. Mal colm Stout, Miss Belle Hockaday, Mrs. Virginia C- Johnson and Mrs. Elton Arnold. Judy Tart Exchange Vows With SP-4 Harr On September 20, Miss Judy Fay Tart, daughter of Mr. and Mrs Carson Tart of Willow Springs, be came the bride of Sp-4 Ralph Harr of Ft. Bragg, son of Mr. and Mrs; I. W. Rayman of Norfolk, Vir ginia. The Rev- Carlie Lafngdon performed the 12:30 o’clock serv ice at the Black Creek Baptist Church. The bride was gowned in a satin dress with lace bodice and sleeves Pink and white gladioli and greenery were used in the church Mrs. Thurman McLamb was the organist and Randolph Tart, broth, er of the bride, served as best man. Thi shea alecesisories. The wore a pink, dress with blacfc ac The- brideif attended Shiquay Springs High Sthoqt and the) groom attended Great Mills High /School in Great Mills, TVM. He also attend ed the University of Maryland Fire Prevention School. Following a trip to California, the couple will reside in Fort Ord, California. Mrs. Matthews Cqnasta Hostess The monthly meeting of the Buie’s Creek Canasrta Club met with Mrs. N. P. Matthews. Among thoee playing in addition to the hostess were Mrs. Lon a Gregory, Mrs. Juanita Hight, Mrs. Callle Aflqss, Mrs. Athella Parker, Mrs. Mtffie Putts, Mrs. Grace Ste wart, lits. Patricia Mann and Mrs£ Diamond. Matthews. Whining high score was Mrs. Grace Stewart With Mrs. Callie Ross second high. • Coked, mixed nuts and candy were served the group as they played, with strawberry shortcake and coffee served at the climax of the evening. Lana Raynor Exchanges Vows With Ray Barefoot MB. AND MRS. RAY BAREFOOT In a Sunday evening ceremony at Owens Grove Baptist Church, Miss Lana Ann Raynor became the bride of Thaddious Ray Barefoot. Daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Ro bert Raynor, the bride is a gradu ate of Clinton High School and is employed as secretary of the Dudley Construction and Realty Company in Clinton. Her husband son of Mr- and Mrs. W T Barefoot of Rt. 3, Clinton, is an employee ; of Railway Express Agency in Fay etteville. He is a graduate of Hobb ton High School. Performing the double ring cere mony was the Rev. Hubert Byrd, pastor of the Owens Grove Bap tist Church. The vows were exchanged before an altar of mums and gladioli flanked by brass tree candelabras with cathedral candles. A back ground of palms was also used. The musicians were Mrs. Myrtle Parsons of Dunn, pianist, and Miss Linda Tew, soloist. hi marriage by herjfather, ■ the., bride wore a chapel .length ■jpv&i-jot satin and lace tljj^t fea tured a scalloped neckllrte. The long lace sleeves terminated in pdlnts over her fingertips. Her (shoulder length veil was attached to a crown of seed pearls. She carried a white orchid at tached to a prayer book. Miss Janice Barefoot of Dunn, the maid of honor wore a green satin street length dress. Her head piece was of matching color, and she wore a white mum. Louise Faust of Dunn. Dorris Batten of Four Oaks. Dellmarze Tyndall of Clinton, and Omle Lackamy of Clinton were brides maid and were dressed in emerald green street length dresses which featured matching accessories Each carried single long stemmed mum. Mr. Barefoot attended his son as best man and Jim Raynor, Jo seph Aman, and Lloyd Barefoot of Clinton, ushered with Percy Barefoot of Dunn. For her daughter’s wedding: Mrs. Raynor chose a royal blue two piece suit with matching accessor ies. She wore a blue carnation. Mrs- Barefoot wore a blue suit with matching accessories and she wore white carnations. For travel, the bride chose an SUGAR SUPPLIES ENERGY! V aqua blue 3 piece suit with skin accessories. She wore the orchid lifted from her prayer book. The couple will be at home on Rt. 3, Clinton, after a wedding trip to Cherry Beach. S. C. Roberts Grove Observe Homecoming Robert’s Grove Original Free Will Baptist Church Route 1, Dunn, will observe Homecoming - Harvest Day on Sunday, October 4. All day services are planned. Sunday School at 9:45 a- m., and worship services at 11:00 a. m. The Rev. R H Jackson of Sims. North Caro lina will be the guest speaker. Lunch will be served on the grounds. The church and it’s pastor, Rev. David C Hansley. invite all former pastors, members and friends to attend. Oh Monday night at 7:30, revival services will begin and continue through the week. The Rev. Roland Cherry of Wilson will be the evan gelist. Everyone is invited to come worship. Hospital Patients The following patients were ad mitted to Betsy Johnson Mem orial on Wednesday: Brenda Jackson. Rt. 2, Dunn: Janice Jack son, Rt. 2, Dunn; Leon McLamb, Rt. 2, Liliington; Edna Harrell, Dunn; Mattie Moore Dunn: Dal ton Kern, Star, N.’ O.; Glenda Blackmon, Rt. 2, Benson: Earnest M. Turlington, Dunn; Cora Bell Hodges Dunn; Susan Fields, Bu ie’s Creek; Patty Black, Raleigh; Julia Stephenson, Dunn; and Bert: Alabaster of Dunn. GOOD HOPE HOSPITAL Hilda Johnson, Erwin; James A. Moore, Dunn: Pauline Gregory, Erwin: Edna Holland, Erwin; Mil dred Malone, Coats; Noel Buie, Erwin; and Jo Anne Stokes, Rt. 1, Lilllngton. Births Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Larry Hall of Wade announce the birth of a son, Larry Wayne on September 30, In the Betsy Johnson Memor ial Hospital. Mrs. Hall Is the for mer Bessie Arleen Hall. Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Leamon Fields, Jr, of Buie’s Creek an nounce the birth of a daughter, Rebekah Susan on September 30, in Betsy Johnson Memorial Hos pital. Mrs. Fields Is the former Susan Delorts Bond. JOINS FACULTY Thelma Upchurch, Special Educa tion teacher, baa Joined the mc win High School Faculty. Birthday Party Honors Kathy Temple Mr. and Mrs. J W. Temple, Jr., honored their daughter, Kathy, with a sixth birthday party at their home on Sunday. During the afternoon, several games were played with prizes be ing awarded to Lisa Johnson, Pat ricia Johnson and Elaine Wood. An array of lovely gifts were presented to the honored aftfer which Mrs. Temple served refresh ments consisting of decorated pink, blue and white birthday cake with ioe cr(eam, potito chips, tootsie roll pops and Coke. Those helping Kathy celebrate were Sandra Brown, Lisa Johnson, Patricia Parker, Elaine Wood, Con nie Cox. Hope Cannady, Beth Just esen, Betty Me Lamb, Carol Brown, and Ava Strickland, WMU Workshop Held In Angier The WMU of 'the Lttle River Association held its annual work shop Monday from 7:30 until 9:00 p.m. in the Angier Baptist Ch urch. Mrs. Lewis Beal, president of the Association was in charge. Conferences and leaders were as follows: Mrs. Lewis Beal, presi dents, jirele chairman, secretaries and treasuresr; Mrs. Hubert Byrd vice presidents and program chair, man; Mrs. Gerald Riggs, misson study; Mrs. W. P. Gentry, prayer; Mrs. Eve-ett Marian, community missions; Mrs. R. H. Sorenson, YWA; Mrs. David Campbell, GA; Mrs. Gerald Denning, sunbeams (nursery; Mrs. Gerald Denning, (sunbeam (pnin^aries); and Mrs. L. C. Gregory Jr., sunbeams (world friends). Mrs. Preston butts Bridge Hostess At Buie's Creek Mrs. Preston Butts was hos tess for her bridge club aIt her home in Buie’s Creek. Lemon chiffon pie and iced tea were set for the guests as they arrived, with cokes and knick - knacks served while the guests played. Those playing were Mrs. Ho ward Hight, Mrs. Tom Lanier, Mrs. James Faison, Mrs. Cyrus Stewart, Mrs. Frank Harmon, Miss Mabel Bean and Mrs. Ed Bolton. Winning high score was Mrs. Har ir _ with Mrs. Bolton second high «nd Miss Bean low. IN HOSPITAL Mr. Ralph Maxwell of Dunn is a patient in Betsy Johnson Memor ial Hospital. Sharon Hunter Is Paid Honor Miss Sharon Hunter, bride-elect of Wilson Cox. both of Broadway, was entertained at tea by Mrs. Lee Womack at her home. Guests were greeted by Miss Treva Thomas and Mrs. Womack introduced them to the receiving line, which consisted of Miss Hun ter. Mrs. Ralph Hunter, her moth er and Mrs. Billy Joe Cox. A pink and green motif was car ried out in floral arrangements and table decorations. Mrs. George Hes-er poured punch and Mrs. Marshall Rothermel served cake. Assisting in serving were Mrs. J. G. Mills. Mrs. Ever ton Wicker, Mrs. S H Ausley, Sr. and Mrs. J C Hatley, Sr. Mrs- Cur'is Lett presided at the bridal register and Mrs. Gordon Wilson said goodbyes. Some 45 guests called. South River Club Meets The South River Home Demon stration Club met Thursday at the Community Building with the pres’dent Mrs. Eva Matthews, pre sident. Mrs. Sharon Wilemon was the principal speaker. After the devotion by Mrs. Mat thews, a report on Safety given by Mrs, Catherine Matthews, Mrs. Wilemon presented the demonstra tion on Foods — Facts- or Fads.” with a film to illustrate the im portance of knowing food values The county newsletter was dis tributed. and refreshments were served by Mrs. Matthews. VISIT CAMPBELLS Mr. and Mrs William Ware of Kannapolis visitel Mr. and Mrs L .Campbell Sunday afternoon. REHEARSALS FOR CHRISTMAS CANTATA , Rehearsals for the Christina* Cantata at the First Baptist Church, began last Thursday night. Title of the work is “Sing Noel”, by Jeanne Shaffer. It is very im portant that every member be present on Thursday night. WEST REUNION On Sunday, October 4th. the annual West Reunion better known as the Wiley C. West Family Re union will be held at the home of Lonnie West in South Erwin. Fri ends and relatives are invited. Bring basket. HARVEST Sc BARBECUE SALE The Smrnu Free Will Baptist Church on Rt. 2, Benson, will hold a Barbecue sale on Saturday, Octo ber 3, from 11:00 a. m. until 8:00 p. m. At 2:00 p. m. a Harvest sale will take place. All proceeds will go to the church. Children plates, $.50. Adult plates, $1.00. HOLDS BARBECUE SALE The West Johnson Fire Depart ment will hold a Barbecue sale on Friday. October 2, from 11:00 a- m. until 8:00 n. m. All proceeds will go to the fire department. Tart To Lead Industrial Class The M'dway and Clement Trade and Industrial class met yester day to elect officers for the 1964 65 school term. The club which is made up of Midway and Clement students In erades p'”ren and twelve is under the direction of James H. Autry. Ct-ooen to lead during the new vrir were as follows: President, Douglas Tart; Vice president. Wil liam Bvrid; treasurer. George Hnrne: Secretary. Dav'd Knowles: Edi‘or in Chief, Stanlev Tart; and social committee, Donald Taylor. •8prA“NoiOL5 -:2-SHDWS-2 RALEIGH MEMORIAL AUDITORIUM ,'2.50 >3.00 *3.25 /TICKET: THIEM'S RECORD SHOT HAMLIN DUOS KEMP’S >“»" ■ -T RECORD BAR THt ONLY APPEARANCE IN EASTERN CAROLINA! SATURDAY OCTOBER1 wtf ~wy»r ram UMOMSMABLI I MOMS MABUY OUT ON A UMt MOMUtOUTATORWA* HLANd fnnwAiNiNG Gene Burkes . . Johnny 'Guitar' Taylor ■ THE UPSETTER and Hier OREH. Likable, beautiful Buick’65. Affordable and reachable. Smack in ^wallet-range. Buick ’65 Buick Wouldn t you really rather go first class SEC TOUR LOCAL AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER. AUTHORIZED BUICK DEALER IN THIS ARLA_ STRICKLAND MOTOR COMPANY Dealer No. 2247 E Edgerton St., DUNN, N. C.
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