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MRS. SNEAD AND
MRS. THOMAS GIVE
INFORMAL »TEA FRIDAY
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A pretty ii^ormal tea, honoring
Miss Leonora Currie, was that
given by Mrs. Crawford Thomas
and Mrs. Younger Snead at 4:30
on !]^iday afternoon at the home
of Mrs. Snead.
A corsage of deep pink rose
buds and baby’s breath was given
to Miss Currie.
Guests were invited into the
dining room, which looked beau
tiful with its bridal decorations.
Flowers used on the table were
white snapdragon, regal lilies
and baby’s breath, flanked by
lighted candles in crystal holders.
Mrs. Paul Dezeme served punch.
Ices in the shape of bride’s roses
were served with individual cakes
daintily decorated. The hoste^es
were assisted in serving by tlieir
daughters. Misses Iris Thomas
and Jenelle Snead. The bride-
elects gift from the hostesses
were crystal. Twenty-five friends
of the honoree and her mother
enjoyed this hospitality.
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Those attending the graduation
of Dr. Riley M. Jordan from Bow
man Gray School of Medicine of
Wake Forest college in Winston-
Salem M^onday night were Mr.
and Mrs, J. F. Jordan, Dr. Julius
Jordan, Mr. and Mrs. Walter
Baker.
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS. R. L. CARTER
Miss Janie Lou Veasey Married To
Thomas F. McFadyen Saturday P. M.
. The Garden Department of the
Raeford Woman’s Club met at the
home of Mrs. R. L. Carter on
Tuesday afternoon. Mrs. H. A.
Cameron Vand Mrs. Israel were
co-hostesses with Mrs Carter.
Mrs. W. T. Coviilgton, chairman
presided during the business ses
sion. "^he club voted to change
the meeting date from the first
Tuesday in each month to the
second Tuesday in each month,
and. the next meeting will be held
in September. Mrs. H. A. Camer
on was voted an honorary mem
ber.
A very interesting program on
“Nature Study” was presented by
Mrs. William Lament and Mrs.
j. S. Johnson. Mrs. Lament spoke
on Trees and Mrs. Johnson on
Birds. Mrs. Clarence Lytch won
the prize in the contest held on
the name of trees, and Mrs. Aga-
nora Andrews won the door prize.
During the social hour a tempt
ing plate of sandwiches and
cookies was served with an iced
drink.
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Mrs. C. P. Trexler and children
accompanied Sgt. and Mrs. Mur
phy Hancock' of Fort Bragg to
Greensboro Saturday to see Mrs.
W. S. Hancock, who is Sgt. Han
cock’s mother, and Patricia and
Joe Hancock’s grandmother.
SENIOR BRIDGE CLUB
JOURNEYS TO WINSTON-
SALEM THURSDAY
Mrs. Robert McCleskey invited
her mother’s bridge club, which
is the senior club, to her home in
Winston-Salem for a spend the
day party last Thursday.
Eight club members accepted
the invitation and went early for
a full day. The morning was spent
in shopping and visiting,^ After a
appetizing luncheon at Mrs. Mc-
Cleskey’s home, the party settled
down for an afternoon of bridge.
High score was made by Mrs.
Adelyne Johnson and low score
by Mrs. Clyde Upchurch. Both
were given most attractive prizes.
Those going to Mrs. McCleskey’s
were: Mrs. Clyde Upchurch, Mrs.
Adelyne Johnson, Mrs. Julian
Johnson, Mrs. Benton Thomas,
Mrs. Marshall Thomas. Mrs. John
McGoogan, Mrs. Arthur Matheson
and Mrs. Lawrence Poole.
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BRIDE AND BRlDE-i
AMERICAN HOME
DEPT. MEETS WITH
MRS. KEN McNEILL
The newly organized American
Home Department of the Raeford
Woman’s Club held its first meet
ing on Friday night of last week
at the home of Mrs. Ken McNeill
at McCain.
Th^ following officers presided
during the meeting: Mrs. Ken
McNeill, chairman; Mrs. Wilton
Wood, vice-chairman; Mrs. Pres
ton Kelly, secretary; Mrs. Harry
Harrison, treasurer. Hostesses and
programs were selected for the
coming year.
The members were well repre
sented at the meeting and several
hew members attended.
At the end of the meeting deli
cious refreshments were served.
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BRIDE-ELECT HONORED
WITH BRIDGE PARTY
The marriage of Miss Janie Lou
Veasey daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
J. O. Veasey, and Thomas Fad-
yen, was solemnized in a candle
light ceremony at 8 o’clock Sat
urday. evening at the Raeford
Baptist Church. The Rev. Judson
Lennon, pastor of the bride, and
the Rev. P. O. Lee, pastor of the
Raeford Methodist church, offi
ciated. The double ring ceremony
was used.
A program of nuptial music
vvas presented by Mrs. Alton War
ren, organist, and Mason Bell,
soloist, both of Fayetteville.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of white satin with a fitted
bodice and full skirt -falling into
a cathedral train. It had a mar
quisette yoke inset etched with
a seed pearl design. The design
was repeated on the long sleeves,
pointed over the hand. The fin
gertip length veil of illusion fell
carried the traditional white tnr-
chid on a prayer bofr.
Mrs. Dan Pitt of Rocky Mount,
sister of the bride, was matron
of honor. She wore a floor length
gown of orchid lace and mar
quisette. The bridesmaids t were
Miss Ruby Dunbar and Miss Ag
nes Rell. They wore similar
gowns, One of aqua and one of
pink. All three attendants car
ried bouquets of yellow rosebuds
and carnations. They wore small
flower coronets, matching their
gowns, in their hair.
Little Olivia Pitt, niece of the
bride, was flower girl. She wore
white organdy over yellow satin
and carried a basket of yellow
rosebuds.
Pfc. Donald Schubring of Ft.
Jackson, S. C. was best man.
Groomsmen were Fred Mc
Fadyen, brother of the groom,
Alton Warren. Dr. Julius Jordan
and Dan Pitt.
For the wedding Mrs. Veasey
wore powder blue sheer with
white accessories, and Mrs. Mc
Fadyen wore pink with white
( accessories. Both wore corsages
of pink camafions.
Immediately following the cere
mony the bridal party formed a
receiving line in the vestibule, of
the church to receive congratula
tions after which the couple left
for a wedding trip. For traveling
Mrs. McFadyen wore a suit of
navy with white accessories and
the orchid lifted from her prayer
book.
The bride is a graduate of Hoke
County High School and will com
plete her nurse’s training at
Highsmith hospital the latter part
of June.
Pfc. Mc-radyen also graduated
from Hoke County High School
and attended Bob Jones College,
Greenville. S. C. He is now in
the army and stationed at Fort
Jackso.v S. C.
On Wednesday afternoon^ Hsn,
Clyde Upchurch and daughter,,
Mrs. Robert McCleskey of WlnstOtt
Salem gave a formal afternMB
tea at the home of Mrs. Upchmr^
At this time they honored Mt».
Phil Johnson, a bride of the spring;
and Miss Leonora Currie, bride-
elect of this month.
Mixed summer flowers in tajrtfr*
ful arrangements were used*«
living room and music room. In
the dining room a motif in yellonr
and white' was carried out in
flower arrangements and all ap
pointments. The table w?s t over-
ed with a hand embroidered clofli
of Chinese linen and design- Yel
low candles in crystal holders and
glads, snapdragons and roses in
yellow with feathery sprays and
maline bows were used on the
table. A large silver bowl on buf
fet held m.agnolias and magnoMa
buds. Decorated cakes, salted nuts,
and candies and the punch bowl,
holding frozen orange punch,
completed the table arrangemenls.
Assisting Mrs. Upchurch and
Mrs. McCleskey in receiving and
serving were: At front door. Mrs.
Julian Johnson. In the receiving
line were Mrs. Upchurch. Mrs.
McCleskey, Miss Leonora Curri*,
Mrs. Phil Johnson, Mrs. A- K-
Currie and Mrs. Adelyne Roberts
Johnson. At the dining room door,
Mrs. Tom.-nie Upchurch; serving
in the dining room were Mrs.
Lewis Upchurch at the puncAi
bowl; and Mrs. Clyde Unchurch,
Jr., Miss-Agnes Mae Johnson and
Miss Joan Johnson. Mrs. R. B.
Lewis received in the music room
and goodbyes were said to Mrs.
H. A. Cameron.
About seventy friends called
during the afternoon.
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Mr.'and Mrs. Kermit Crawdey
of Lynchburg. Virginia, -were visi
tors in the home of Mr. Crawley’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Crawley, during the week end.
Friends of Col. and Mrs. Bob
Conk and their daughter. Lynn,
ree'eived announcements this
week of commencement exercises
of Frankfurt High School Frank
furt, Germany. /June 8th. Lynn
/-as a member/&f the senior class.
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On Thursday afternoon of last
week Miss Leonora Currie was
honored when Mrs. Israel Mann,
Mrs. Dwight Brown and Mrs. R.
L. Murray' entertained for her
with bridge.
This Very pretty party ■was
given at the home of Mrs,. Murrky,
which was most attractively ar
ranged, for the occasion.
On arrival the guests were ser
ved punch on the terrace. Miss
Maude Poole poured.
There were five tables placed
for bridge and one for rook in
living room and den. Miss Cur
rie’s place was marked with a
corsage of gardenias and gypso-
phila.
After a number of progressions,
Mrs. W. M. Roberts held highest
score in bridge and Miss Mayme
McKeithan in rook. Both were
awarded prizes. Mrs. W. H. Hasty
of Maxton, aunt of the bride, was
a guest and was remembered with
a gift. The gift to the bride-elect
was china in her pattern. A most
refreshing ice course was served
after the game.
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COUPLES CLUB
ENTERTAINED
Mr. and Mrs. Ray Muench en
tertained the couples club Sat
urday evening at their home. There
were three tables playing with
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Mann and
Mrs. Doug McLeod visitors. Israel
Mann won the visitor’s prize and
Mrs. Neil Senter the club prize.
A dessert course was most re
freshing, served after the game.
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The Hoke County Chapter of
the FHA was represented at camp
last week by Miss Hefner and four
girls, Harriet Hodgin, Carol Ever-
leigh, Jean Ob'ster and Bheila
Balfour.
The girls were enrolled in
classes of music, art and crafts
and 'swimming. Miss Hefner and
each of the girls worked on the.
State program of work for the
following year.
The camp group was made up
of 350 girls and their advisers
from all parts of the state.
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Miss . Jeannette Hughes of Shel
by arrived in town and is at Mrs.
John 'Walker’s. Miss Huges, who
is a student at Wake Forest col-
lege,, will have charge of the
Young People’s work at the Bap
tist church during the summer
months.
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