North Carolina Newspapers

MISS WARREN. BRIDE OF CAPTAIN HOOD CAKE-CUTTING FOK^. BRIDAL PARTY , f In a^; ceremony marked by beau ty and charm Saturday evening, July 12 at 7:30 o’clock in the First Pre^yterian church, Miss Jennie Warren, daughter of Mr. and Mrs. M. B, Warren of Raeford became the bride”'of Capt. Willis Samuel Hood, M. C.,~son of Mr. and Mrs. C. C. Hood of Birming ham, Ala. Chaplain Milford D. Barrick of Ft. Bragg officiated,. assisted by Rev. W. B. Heyward, pastor of the Raeford Presbyterian church, us ing the doutole ring ceremony. A program of nuptial music was preseiited by Miss Alice Walker, organist, and Mrs. H. W; McPhaul, violinist. ’ The bride, who was given in marriage by her father, wore a gown of white slipper satin and fingertip veil of imported bridal illusion. She carried a prayer book with a white orchid and streamers of satip. ribbon. The maton of nbnop;, Mrs. Hpr- old E. Stone of Falls Church, Va., sister of the bride, wore light blue taffeta and a draped net beret. She carried a nosegayjjof mixed flowers. Mary Eloise Roberts of Raeford, cousin of the bride, was flower girl. She 'wore a dress. of white ^organza and carried a white bas ket filled with pastel flowers. Harold E. Stone, Jr., ring bearer, carried the ring in the heart of a white lily. “ ■ Capt. John T. Latham, M. C., of New Market, Ala. was best man. Ushers were Capt. Bernard Krasne’t, M. C., of Quincy, Mass., Capt. R. C. Quillin, M. C., ot Ft. Bragg, 1st. Lt. Harold E. Stone, AAF, of Falls Church, Va. and 1st Lt. ,R. D. Carter, M. C.. of Ft. Bragg. Immediately following the cere mony the bribe’s parents enter tained at a reception at their ^ome, which was beautifully de corated for the occasion. The couple left for a wedding trip at Wrigbtsville Beach after which tl^y will make their home at Fort M(^herson, ; Ga.,^ Capt. Hoba^ls' 'stationed. After graduation from Hoke High school Mrs. Hood attended school at Louisburg college. For the past 3 1-2 years she has been employed at Fort Bragg. Capt. Hood was graduated from the University of Alabama Medi cal School and finished his med ical training at the University of Pennsylvania. Bringing to a close the many social courtesies shown Miss Jen nie Warren before her marriage to" Capt. Willis -Samuel Hood was the cake-cutting given by • Mr. and Mrs. Chandler Roberts, after the rehearsal on the evening pre ceding the wedding. After the bride and groom cut the traditional first piece from a three tiered wedding cake, punch, cake, salted nuts and mints Were served, to those present. Assist ing Mrs. Roberts in this hospi tality were: Mrs. M. B. Warren, mother of the bride, Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gatlin, Mrs. R. A. Math- eson, Mrs. Billie Parnell, Misses Kathryn Cobb, Alice Sutton Math- eson and Isabel Bethune. 0 MRS. SENTER El^JTERTAINS MRS. UPCHURCH HOSTESS . Mrs. Lewis Upchurch gave a coke party last Wednesday after noon at 4 o’clock in honorof-IJ&s. Tommy Caulk of Washington, D. C.. . ■ Friends of Mrs. (^ulk’s enjoyed an hour of conversation along With the deli^us accessories served with the cokes. _ . 0—^— A. M. MCBRYDE A. M. McBryde was honored at a birthday dinner last Sunday, given at his home between Rae ford and Dundarrach. Four of his ^children with their husbands, wives and children and two of his brothers were present for the oc casion. All enjoyed a delicious birthday dinner. Mrs. Neil Senter was hostess at an informal party last Friday morning when she entertained for a numiber of out-of-town visi tors, Mrs. Keith Tovey of Chicago, Mrs. A. R. Fitzsimons of Sayan- liah, Ga., Mrs. Frances Hipp of St. Augustine, Fla., Mrs. Jack Durham of Norfolk, Va. and Mrs. Tommy Caulk of Washin^on, D. c.. On arrival guests were served cokds with accessories, after which an hour of conversation was spent. 0 AUXkJARY HONORS MISS WALKER MRS. DURHAM HONORED AT PAR’TY Mrs. Jack Durham of Norfolk, Va., who is here visiting her mot her, Mrs. L. B. Brandon, was shown an attractive courtesy last Wednesday evening when . -ker sister, Mrs. Ray Muench, eptCT^ tained at a bridge party. '* Three tables were ih play. High score prize was awarded’ to Mts. Charles Morrison and a consola tion prize to Mrs; Paul Dezeme. During the game the hostess served nuts and punch, an’d at the conclusion of the game ice cream and individual cakes were served. Mrs. Muench presented Mrs. Durham and Mrs. Tommy Caulk attractive gifts. '' 0 ; MASONS ARE HOSTS AT CHICKEN SUPPER guests of Mrs C. W Seate Satur day night and Sunday. They were en route to their home after spend ing the past three; weeks ^th home folks in Oklahomo. Miss Mary Elizabeth Lytle returned home with them to spend this week. ' .- Mrs. C. W Seate will leave to morrow for a vis0 with relatives at Selma, Smithfield and Wilson. Following the meeting of the Woman’s Auxiliary of the Raeford Presbyterian church on July 21, an informal tea was given in the undercroft of the church, honoring Miss Alice Walker, director of religious education and music in the church. Receiving at the door were circle chairmen and those in the deceiving line with Miss Walker were the general officers of |the Auxiliary. Refreshments were served by Mrs. J. L. Mc Neill, secrefary of social activities, and her assistants. ' „ P ' I .tifa • *■ MRS. CAULK H4S PARTY Mrs. Tommy Caulk entertain ed at a lovely party. Tuesday af ternoon at the home of her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Upchurch. About 24 guests were present. On arrival they were . served punch from a pretty appointed table in .the living room, and later in the aftlrnoon they were ser ved ipe cream with sliced peaches and/:ake. Ts. J. L. Carver, formerly Miss Finances Jean Freeman of Aber deen, who has recently returned from Greece, was a special‘guest. During the afternoon, Mrs. Car ver told of some of her interest ing experiences in Greece. ^—0 Miss Clara Elizabetl^ JRa(msey ofMarshville visiting • friends in town this week. ... MisSes Anne and Gwen Gore spent last week end at Wake Forest. They went especially to attend a fraternity dance at the Memorial Auditorium in Raleigh Saturday night. Mrs. W. W. Hall and grdiid daughter, Anne Hall, are visitin Mr. and Mrs. Arpus L. Blue of near Carthage. , The Masons of Raeford were hosts last Wednesday evening when they entertained themsel ves and memibers pf, the Eastern Star at a fried chicken picnic supper at the armory. Around 150 folks were present. Cecil Dew, master of the Masonic Lodge, presided. N. H. G. Balfour wel comed the ladies and Mrs. Starr McMillan responded. Mrs. Paul Dezerne was called on^to say a few words i . 0 SENIOR BRIDGE CLUB ENTERTAINED .i^Mrs. Anganora Andrews was taken to'■ Duke'hospital in Dur ham Monday where she wiU be a patient for' about ten days. She will undergo an eye operatiojn one day this week. She was ac companied there by Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Lester, Jr. Guests in the home of Mrs. Nel lie Bowen over the week end were, Mr. and Mrs. Bill Hunsucker and daughter, Jean and Sybil, of Southern Pines, James Sessoms, Mr. and Mrs. O. W. Wedding and sons. Gene and Douglass, of Rock ingham. Miss Dorcas Jeanette of Eliz abeth City is the guests of Mr. aii^ Mrs. Martin Webb this wedc. She was accompianied hAd by Mr. aiid Mrs. Richard Gibbs and daughter who also speni^ho week end-in the Webb home. ^ Mr. and Mrs. Willie Jones re turned over the week end after spending several days last week in Boone and other points of in terest in Western North Carolina. Douglas and Buddy Dixon re turned home Wednesday after a three weeks visit with relatives Misses lElsie McNeill and Mrs. Colton Campbell are spending thii weefc Myrtle Beach Mrs>^^in Fuller and clildren, Betty Sue^-Ectwin and Alien, of Liberty spent 1^ week ir. town .with relatives. Misses SaTi^~^nd I^ecca Sea- well of Brickhaven are guests this week of Miss Eleanor Leach. They were acconvpanied here by Mrs. J. W. Seawell, Mrs. Mills and Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Seawell, who spent Sunday in the Leach home. 0 IT PATS TO ADVERTISE in Oxford, Richmond and Norfolk. H. L. and Marion Gatlin at tended the furniture show at High Point Monday. Mrs. John Culbreth of Red Springs was taken seriously ' ill last FrWay. Her condition remain ed the same at the first of the week. * Miss Brooks Tapp spent Sunday in Greensboro visiting Mr. -and Mrs, W. E. Sharpe, Jr.' Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hodgin and (Mr. and Mrs. D. B. McFadyen spent several days in Waycross^ Ga. last week. ' Mrs. Ruria Shelton is visiting in Johnson City, Tenn, Mrs. Lawrence Poole was hos tess to the senior.l'bridge club en Friday evening- at the home Qf Mrs. Paul Dickson, Sr. 'Rwo 'tables of club members > • played. After the game Mrs. Poole served delicious home made ice cream and cake. Mrs., Benton Thomas won high score prize and Mrs. John McGoogan received the floating prize. 0 John K. Hall, Mrs. Tommie Thomalson and daughter, Joyce, have returned to their home at Lakeland, Florida, after a two we^s visit with Mrs. W. W. Hall and Mr. and Mrs. Bill- Hall of near Raeford. f, Gibson re- Bobby and David turned ^ome last week after a weeks two weeks tour and New York. of Washington Mr. and Mrs. Neill Senter/at tended the wedding of. Mr! Sen- ter’s niece. Miss Mary (Ticka) Senter, in Albermarle Saturday night. Mr. and Mrs. Senter have as thei guest this week Drp J. C. Senter of Albermarle. c. Mr. and Mrs. Walter Nowielski of Maxton spent Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. "Roger Dixon. Mrs. Mary McDiarmid left Wed nesday for Yeadon, Pa. for a visit witb, her daughter andson- in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Roy L. Mon tague. Mr. and Mrs. Russell E. Mor- den returned Sunday after spend ing a week at Myrtle Beach. Mrs. I. H. Shankle, Mrs. A. G. Swanson and daughter 'and Bur ris Shankle spent Sunday in Al bermarle. Mrs. Lila Blue and grandchild ren, Betty and Gordon Blue, of Montgomery, Alaibama, are visit ing Mr. and Mrs. Bill Roberts this week. Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Wooten and son are spending this week at Lake WaccSmaw. John T. Davis spent the week end with his son. Pvt. Thomas T. Davis, who ia -a patient at a Ft. Jackson, S. C. hospital. Mr. and Mrs. Starr McMillan visited Mr. and Mrs. Starr Mc Millan, Jr. at Wilmington during the past week end. Rev. and Mrs. G- L. Whiteley of Roanoke, 'Va. Mrs. P. T. Hines of Greensboro were guests of Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Murray Tuesday. Mrs. Whiteley and Mrs. Hines are sisters of Mrs. Murray. Miss Martitia Hodgin of Wash ington, D. C.' is visiting her par ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Hodgin at Antioch this week. Mrs. James Sessoms spent the week end in Winston-Salem. \ . Master David Dalton of Ashe- boro is vi^ifeng David Gibson. Mrs. O. W, Holtzclaw spent several days ijiis week in Ceda^- Dr. and Mrs. A. L. O’Briant are spending two weeks at Saluda and other points of interest in the Western part of the state. •\ TRACTCHITIRE SERVICE W^are in stock an sizesl of Tractor Tires and Taken. We also Repair and Ser vice any size Tractor Tim WALKER’S SAFETY RETREADE9G WORKS 435 Russell St j . Fayetteville, N. C. OE=aOBIO Raeford Theat^'e ❖ Theatre Opens At 5:D0 P. M. Daily — THURSDAY & FRIDAY — “Trouble With Women” o n O Ray Milland —■ Teresa Wright o D o — SATURDAY — '^Songjf Sierras’’ Jimmy ^Wakely ALSO o D o “Night Train To Memphis” Alan Lane Also Serial Joe GuUedge returned over the week end after attending the seed- men’s school at State college last ■week. Mr. and Mrs. G. C. Lytle attend ed the 150th celebration at Lau rel Hill -church Sunday. town, Ga. 'K J. T. Yarborough, Sr. of Raleigh was a visitor in town the first of the week. Mr. and Mrs. Robert Currie of Broadway spent Sunday in the home of Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Cur rie. Charlie Davis and Malcolm McNeill are spending this week at Myrtle Beach. Misses Ida and Mattie McLau- chlin left Tuesday for Wadesboro to visit relatives this- week. Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Robinson and family spent the week end Farmville. in W. D. Brown was taken to Duke hospital Monday for treatment. He was accompanied by Dr. G. W, Brown and Mrs. C. E. Morri son and returned with them on that day Mr. and Mrs.^ack Knapp left Monday for a visit with relatives in Charleston, West Va. after vis iting Mrs.' Knapp’s parents, Mr. and Mrs. David Smith, last week. “ OPENINGS STILL AVAILABLE ’ I ■ > ' ■ ■ ' Second Session Summer School Begins July 21,1947 Fall Session Begins September 6, ,1947 , J 'I , ■ Standard FresHman and jSophomore Courses^ Leading to A. A. or A. iS. Degree ■ • - Preparatory: 10th, 11th, ,12th grades i ^ ■ j Yeterans’ Refresher / Two Years Business Administration Flight: Private Pilot, -Commercial, Instructor Ratin^5620; Aircraft and Engine Mechanics School, 3465 Apartments •Available for .Married Students.^ {Registration Fee $5.00 l Presbyterian Junior College JBox B"99, Maktopi N. CA L Don Cameron returned home from Highsmith hospital this week. His condition is retried to be slightly improved. Miss Mollie Cameron, who has been attending summer school at the University of Colorado, ar rived here Tuesday for a yisit with her parents, Mr, and Mrs. H. A. Cameron. Mr. and Mrs. Quy Taylor and daughter, Mable Gatlin, of Kins ton spent the week end in the home of Mrs. B. tl. Gatlin. Mrs. Taylor and Mable Gatlin remain ed for several weeks. Mrs. W. L. ' McFadyen is visi# ing Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gammon in Burlington. Mrs. Harvey Cole is visiting Mr. and Mrs. Faye Morris in New Bern and other friends-in Kinston this week. Edward Langston ac companied her to Kinston and is visiting s^eral aunts there this week, . \ — SUNDAY — kk That Brennan Girl” James Dunn — Mona -Freeman o — MONDAY & TUESDAY — “Carnival In Costa Rica” A Dick Haymes — Vera-Ellen — WEDNESDAY — “Blondie’s Holiday” Arthur Lake — Penny Singleton T LX" Mrs. H. R. McLean and daugh ter left last Friday for Waycross, Ga, to visit relatives. ’ Mr. and Mrs. Paul Dezerne, ac- cbmpanifed by Mrs. I^ezerne's sister, Mrs. Ea,rl Charles of Char lotte, visited .relatives |it Pitts- boro, Raleigh and Chapel Hill last week: H. C. Cameron of Fay etteville worked for them •\vhile they were away. • *-" Mr. and Mrs. Ker'mit Wood and family spent last’ week at Lake Waccamaw. They were accom panied by Miss Mary Alice Dec ker and Mrs.' Mattie Decker of Winstipn-Salem, Paul Burnett of Ft Bragg and Mrs, Briggs Bal^- erstbn, 4 Mr. and Mrs. W. J. McNeill and family were guests of Mr. McNeill’s sister, Mrs. J. A. McKenzie, at Smithfield Sunday. . Mrs. J. S. Johnson left Tuesday ^r Thomasville, Ga. for a visit with relatives. ] ’ John Draughon spent the week end at Cayolina Beach. Miss Betty Sessoms is. spending this week in Southern Pineis. - Mr. and Mr. T. B. Lester, Jr. had as their guests last Wednes day night Mr. and • Mrs. M. F. Carney of Wilmington, Mrs. Jan^ McDiarmid and children oSMbhapel Hill spent lart week with Mr. and Mrs. W.: Williamson. ' ’ ^ ' SALE LOVELY SUMMER DRESSES Hundreds of cool summer frocks in one and two piece types lLL the latest styles Beautifully Tailoi^d From Chambrays — Ginghams — Eyelets S^wiss - R^maines — Crepes \ Bemb^rgs REDUCED TO $3.95 $5.00 'A. One Rack of Cotton Dresses Special $1.00 — Values to $5.95 BEACH CLOTHES ARE NOW 1-2 PRICE BELK-HENSDALE ^PANY **Raeford*s Chopping Center**