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THE NEWS-JOURNAL
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FAYETTEVILLE CLUB
MEETS IN RAEFORD
The Pierian Book Club of
Fayetteville' met Thursday after
noon with Mrs. D. G. McFad-
yen as hostess at the home of her
sister, Mrs. Crawford Thomas of
Raeford.
Following the business session.
Mrs. M. W. Beckwith led a dis
cussion of “Selected Topics” the
program for the year. Each memV
ber responded with a two minute
talk on her chosen subject.
At the conclusion of the pro
gram, guests were invited into the
dining room where a two course
dinner was served. Mrs. McFayden
was assisted in serving by Mrs.
Thomas.
Guests of the hostess were, her
mother, Mrs. W. E. Freeman, Mrs.
H. L. Gatlin, Mrs. James Carver,
Mrs. Carl Freeman, Mrs. Herbert
McKeithan and Mrs. Gertrude
Garbutt, mother of Mrs. Fred D.
Williams.
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HINTON McPHAUL HOST
AT BACHELOR’S SUPPER
Hinton McPhaul, who was the
best, man at his brother’s, Johnny
McPhaul’s, wedding to Miss
Brooks Tapp on Sunday afternoon,
was host on Friday evening at a
bachelor’s supper. He gave an
outdoor steak supper at the Law
rence McNeill cabin at which the
following were present: John D.
McPhaul, Sgt. R. H. Morris, De-
Witt and James Tapp, R. B. Mc-
Racken, Dr. Julius Jordan, Floyd,
Jim, Cecil and Buck McPhaul.
MRS. NEIL SENTER
CLUB HOSTESS
MRS. JOHNSON
ENTERTAINS CLUB
The time of meeting of 'the
Wednesday afternoon bridge club
was changed this week, in order
not to conflict with the Women’s
club meeting.
Mrs. Neil Sen ter was hostess
to the bridge club Tuesday when
she entertained with a luncheon
bridge. Lunch was served at 1 o’
clock and bridge followed. Mrs.
R. A. Matheson was a guest other
than club members. She was giv
en a remembrance and Mrs. Bill
Howell was given the prize for
niaking highest scc|’e.
Beautiful roses and chrysanthe-
r.-’ums were tastefully used in Mrs.
Senter’s living and dining rooms.
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COKE CLUB MEETS WITH
MRS. McKEITHAN
The Coke club was entertained
Friday afternoon by Mrs. Her
bert McKeithan at her home.
There were two tables of bridge
in play with three of those play
ing being guests of the club. Mrs.
A. K. Currie, Mrs. N. B. Sinclair
and, Mrs. Neill Senter were the
guests playing. Mrs. Currie won
the guest prize and Mrs. Chand
ler Roberts the club prize. Re
freshments were served after the
game.
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Mr. and Mrs. R. O. Bjmum of
Charlotte will spend the week
end in the home of Mrs. Byrum’s
parents, the Rev. and Mrs. S. A.
Lwart.
Tapp Sisters Are Wed In Doable
Ceremony At Baptist Church
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Mitchell of
Fairmont announce the birth of
a son, Tuesday, October ,11, at
Pittman hospital. Mrs. Mitchell
was formerly Miss Florence Anita
Lester of Raeford.
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Mr. and Mrs. Faye Morris of
New Bern and Jack Morris of
Franklinton spent the week end
with Mrs. A. R. Morris. It was
the first tinje Faye Morris had
been home since, his recent ill
ness.
Pfc. John Culbreth, Ijr. of Wash
ington, D. C. spent the week end
with hi.s mother, Mrs. John Cul
breth.
Mrs. Julian Johnson entertain'
ed the Senior bridge club Friday
afternoon at her home. There
were two tables of club members
present with Mrs. ,L. B. Sutton
as guest. Mrs. Clyde Upchurch
was given the prize for making
high score and Mrs. Sutton was
given a remembrance. A very
tempting salad course was served
after the game.
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IN QUEEN’S CHOIR
Miss Bonnie Blue, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. N. B. Blue, Raeford,
has been selected ^s a member of
the college choir, Queens College,
Charlotte. Members of the choir
are chosen by audition, and the
1949-50 group is made up of 2'5
young women. ,
John A. Holliday, associate
professor of music, directs the
choir which is featured at the
Christmas vesper service of the
college and in a spring concert as
well as on an annual tour. Groups
from the choir furnish the music
at the regular chapel services each
week.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. William L. Alex
ander, ,Jr. announce the birth of
a son, S.aturday, October 8, at
Moore County hospital.
Mrs. Alexander was the former
Miss Mary Grey Helton.
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Fou Bradley of Kipling spent
Sunday night in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Neil Senter 'with his
daughter. Miss Doris Bradley.
Jack Knapp of Charleston, W.
■Va., flew down Monday and
spent the night in the home of
his wife’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
David Smith.
Mrs. Judson Lennon and son.
David, are sepnding this week in
Columbia, S. C. with relatives
while Rev. Lennon is holding a
revival at Orrum Baptist church
in Robeson County.
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ding were; Mr. and Mrs. Em«st
Hicks, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Hin-
nant. Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Bartlett,
all of Charlotte. Mrs. K. O. ,Vea-
sey, Mr- and Mrs. H. G. Roy croft,
Mr. and Mrs. Or,:;, Perry, Dorothy
Mr. and Mrs. E, L.
and children of Albemarle vHdledl.
in the home of Mr. Sheppaortt^
father. J. W. Strother, Sundajr^
Other vi.sitors in the home of Hfe'.
Strother Sunday were
and Narick, of .O irham, Mr. and Mrs. Fletcher Porte^eld, Mr. and
.Mrs. Commy. Wall. Knjilit lale.! Mrs.' Forrest Porterfield of Dnr-
Knjglit lale. j Mr^
Dr.‘and Mrs. P. F.. Brooks and;
Miss Margaret .Brooks, |5urling-
ton, Eldred Helton, Chincoteague,
Va., Mrs. H. E. Stlnchcorr.o. Black
Mt.. Mr. and Mrs, Worth Ivey,
High Point, Mr. and Mrs. S. B.
Veasey, South Boston, Va., Mr.
and Mrs. George Fox, Roxboro,
Mr. and Mrs. Graham McPhaul,
Winston-Salem, Dr. and Mrs.
Charles Randall, Kinston, Dr. and
Mrs. M. T. Jordan, Fairmont, Miss
Jean Turbeyvilie, Miss Earline
Bobbitt, Raleigh, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd McPhaul, Mr. and Mrs. R.
B. McRacken, Red Springs, Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Norton, Fayette
ville, Mr. and Mrs. Joh.i Hoffman,
Miss Emily Rhodes, Frank .Robin
son.
Mr. and Mrs. C. L. Pec-
and children of Roxboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Thompson
of Candor vLsited relatives in the
county Sunday.
Mrs. Tom Strother was a pat
ient at Moore County hospital
last week.
Mrs. Raye Larson of Miami,
Florida, is visiting in the home of
her sister, Mrs. Hugh Pickilr.
Those enjoying a picnic
day at the home of Mr. and Mrs
Ed Barnet \ve;e Mr. and Mrs. D. ,
L. Moss, Freiiid Moss, Mr. and’
Mrs. Ira Martin. Harold and
Charlie Marti;., M;. and Mrs. Al
ton McDonald. Mr, and Mrs. .PIu-
bert Moss a:: • chiidren. Mr. a:rd
Mrs. Randall Moss and children.
Mrs. Comfort K.ng and Donnie.
Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman
spent the week end at Banner
Elk and attended the homecom
ing at Lees-McRae college where
their son, George-, is a' student.
George and Foster McBr/de, .Jt.
and Mrs. Free-
tour over
the Skyline Drive to Blowing
Rock Sunday.
accompanied Mr
1 m.an on a sightseein
Sgt. N
r Hospital
Monday
recuoerat
?vl. Fippenger entered
No. 2 at Fort Bragg
\ an' oDeration. He is
Mrs. Ml:
MRS. ROBERT H. MORRIS
MRS. JOHN D, MePHAUL
In a double ceremony solemniz- j Three branched crystal candela-
ed on Sunday afternoon, October bra with lighted tapers flanked
the Raeford , this. Punch was 'served
Mr. and Mrs. Berder Niven
spent the week end in Wilson in
the home of Mrs. Niven’s sister,
Mrs. Richard Duke and family.
Mrs. J, W. McLauchlin who has
been a patient at Duke hospital
for the past three weeks, return
ed home Tuesday. Tho’ her con
dition is better, Mrs. McLauchlin
is confined to her room.
Mrs. Marcus Dew is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. J: J. Renn in Ruth-
erfordton.
Mrs. Neill A. McDonald, Mrs.
Lawrence McNeill, , Mrs. Craw
ford Thomas and Mrs. Julian
Blue spent Tuesday in Charlotte.
They attended the antique show.
Jimmy Sinclair, who is at the
University of North Carolina,
Neill Blue and Johnny Sinclair
of State spent the .week end with
their parents in Raeford.
The Annual Open Fall Meeting
of the Raeford 'Woman’s Club
was held yesterday afternoon at
the high school auditorium. An
account of this meeting will ap
pear in next week’s News-Jour
nal.
Sgt. and Mrs. William Worley
have' bought the new house on
Sunset Hills from Crawford
Wright, which is located next to
the new one of Jack Pope. The
Morleys moved into the house
the first of the week. Mrs. Worley
was before her marriage Miss
Barbara Woodhouse.
Sgt. and Mrs. George Johnson,
who have been stationed at Fort
Bragg for some time, moved to
Greenville, N. C. last week where
Sgt. Johnson is with the Officer’s
Reserve Corps.
Miss Kathleen Dew returned
to Charlotte this week to resume
her duties at Sears.
Mrs. Jewel Klouse and Miss
Bootsie Barrington visited Mr,
and Mrs. Andy Wood and son at
Chapel Hill Sunday.
RAEFORD, N, C.
Miss Martha Ben Gulledge,
who has been employed at John
son Cotton Company for the past
several weeks, has accepted a
position with Colonial Frozen
Foods and replaces Mrs. Reid
Childress.
Mr. and Mrs. Hector B. McNeill,
Jr. and Jean Carroll Sherril spent
Sunday in Faycttbville with Mrs.
McNeill’s parents, Mr., and Mrs.
J. B. Ward. They went especially
9. at 5 o’clock at
Baptist Church. Mary. Frances
Tevpp became the bride of Sgt.
Robert Hai'rison Morris and Emma
Brooks Tapp the bride of John D.
McPhaul. The brides arc the
daughters of Mr. and Mr.s. James
DeWitt Tapp of Raeford. Sgt.
Morris is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn G. Morris of Ontario^- Ore
gon. Mr. McPhaul is the son of
the late A-. D. McPhaul and Mrs,
Annie Currie McPhaul of Red
Springs. The Rev. Judson Lennon,
pastor of the brides, officiated.
The church was tastefully deco
rated for the occasion. Numerous
seven-branched candelabra with
cathedral tapers and floor baskets
of white chrysanthemums with
greenery made 'a pretty back
ground for the ceremony. Pews
for the family were marked with
chrysanthemums tied with bows
of maline.
Prior to the ceremony a program
of nuptial music was presented by
Henry Hodgin of Red Springs,
organist, and Robert Gatlin, solo
ist.
Mrs. Alorris was given in mar
riage by her f.-uher and Mrs. IMc-
Phaul by her in'othcr, Janies Tapp.
The brides wore identical dresses
of candlelight satin fashioned
with long fitted bodice, sweet
heart neckline, long fitted sleev'es
ending in calla lily points over
the wrists, and full gathered skirt
which extended into a sweeping
train, their only ornament, being
a strand of pearls. The double
tiered finger tip veils of French
illusion fell from a tiara of pearl-
ized orange blossoms. Each car
ried a prayerbook topped with a
white orchid.
Miss Florence Sides, Mrs. Mor^
ris’ maid of honor, and Mrs. Rob
ert Veasey, Mre. McPhaul’s ma
tron of honor, wore identical
dresses of apple green taffeta
faille fashioned with marquisette
yoke extending to an off-shoulder
cuff of matching lace, fitted bod
ice, full gathered skirt with slight
bustle effect on each side. Each
carried a bouquet of yellow chry
santhemums and roses.
Sgt. Joseph Watson of Camp
Campbell, Kentucky, was Sgt.
Morris’ best man and Hinton Mc
Phaul of Raeford was best man
for his brother. Ushers/were Dr.
Julius Jordan of Raeford, Eldred
Helton of Chincoteague, Virginia,
Graham McPhaul of Winston-
Salem and Floyd McPhaul of Red
Springs.
Immediately following the cere
mony an informal reception was
held at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Tapp, uncle and aunt of
the brides. Mr. and Mrs. Tapp
welcomed the guests and they
were introduced to the bridal
party which made up the receiv
ing line. A bride’s book in which
the callers registered was kept'
for each couple.
. Mixed flowers in pastel shades
were used in t!u' .living room and
all white flowers with lace ferns
were used ■ in dining room. The
long tabic covered with a cutvvork
cloth was^centered with a beau-
from a
crystal bowl placed at one end
and individual hrichil cakes, huts,
lu'id mints were served '.vitlt the
P'Jiich.
After graduatin.g at.Hoke High
School !Mrs. dMcPhaul attended
"Weuxe and Mrs. Morris grad
uated from Rex Hospital School
01 Nursing. Both brides have re
cently held important positions at
the North Carolina Tuberculosis
Sanatorium at McCain.
Mr. McPhaul is a graduate of
the University of North Carolina
and now holds a position with the
General Electric Credit Corp'Ora-
tion in Charlotte where he and
Mrs. McPhaul will make their
home.
Sgt. Morris attended college in
his home state before entering
the army. He and Mrs. Morris
will make their home at Camp
Campbell, Kentucky, after a wed
ding trip to Western Noi'’th Caro
lina.
Since the announcement of their
engagements, the two brides iv ve
been the recipients of-many social
courte.si.es in Raeford, Abordee:i
and McCain. The final pronup'i'd
affair was the cake-cutting w'-’i.'-h
WuS given by the brides’ parents
on Saturday evening following tlio
rehearsal. This was given iii the
T. E. L. room of. the Bajni.^t
church.
Among the out-of-town friends
and relatives attending the wed-
Raeford |
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Mrs. Marian. Dozier _ of State
Farm Security ■ Administration
spent Tuesday night ".vith Mrs.
Hallie Gatlin.
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Miller r.j:~
t'ne o t
teen ser-
'. o '.veeks.
Mrs. Fluria Shelto.n spent the
, week end in High Point with fri~
■ ends..
Mrs. R. B. G;!c. of Charlotte
spent the '.veck
home of her ;ri
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■titer. Mrs. J. D,
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IMrs. Ray Privette
iday after ceing :
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to be with Mr. Ward on hi.s birth-
'lay and to attend his biv'bdav i'tiiul” arranacfuoht of white'liUe.s,
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