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LINEN SHOWER
FOR MISS CURRIE
MISS JOHNSON HONORS,
BRIDE-ELECT THURSDAY
MRS. BROWN
BRIDGE HOSTESS
MRS. McPHAUL HOST
TO WEDNESDAY CLUB
On Thursday afternoon Miss
Agnes Mae Johnson invited' very
close friends and contemporaries
of Miss Leonora Currie in for
two tables of bridge. After a most
interestihg round of bridge and
conversation, Mrs. A. K. Currie,
mother of the honoree, Mrs. Luke
Bethune and Miss Maude Ppole,
aunts; and Miss Peggy Bethune
joined the party and all enjoyed
a most delicious buffet supper.
In the game of bridge, Mrs.
Robert MoCleskey of Winston-
Salem made highest score and
received the prize. Miss Johnson
had given Miss Currie a lovely
corsage when she arrived, and
after the game she gave her silver
in the pattern she has chosen.
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LITTLE - FAIT
Mrs. Dwight Brown was hostess
to her bridge club Thursday even
ing at her home on North Main
Street.
As soon as the guests arrived
they were served a dessert course
and during the game an iced fruit
drink was served.
Attractive flower arrangements
were used in Mrs. Brown’s living
and music rooms where bridge
was played.
Mrs. Arthur D. Gore received
high score for members and Mrs.
J. S. Johnson received visitor’s
high. Both were given attractive
gifts. Mrs. W. M. 'Thomas was also
giveq a gift for winning in the
bingo game.
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JOHNSON - WAGONER
Mrs. John McPhaul was hostess
to the Wednesday afternoon club
last Wednesday. There were two
tables in play; six club members
and two visitors. Mrs. Chandler
Roberts and Mrs. Herbert Mc-
Keithan were those other than
club members playing.
Mrs. Bill Lament won the club
prize and Mrs. McKeithan the
visitor’s prize.
The hostess served a delicious
and pretty dessert before the
bridge game and an iced drink
during the progress of the game.
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MR. AND MRS. JOHNSON
HONORED BY COUSINS
Miss Sadie Pait and Sgt. Silas
Little of Fort Bragg were married
Saturday night, June 9, at Ben-
nettsville, S. C., and are honey
mooning at Daytona Beach, Fla.
Sgt. and Mrs. Little are both,
from Lumberton. Mrs. Little has
been employed at Morgan Motor
Company since the first of the
year as bookkeeper, arid has made
her home with Mrs. Preston
Kelly. Upon their return Sgt. and
Mrs. Little will be at home with
Mrs. Kelly.
A very attractive picture of
Miss- Joan Johnson, daughter of
Mrs. Adelyne Roberts Johnson
of Raeford and Fred Johnson of
Raleigh, appeared in the Sunday
State papers. At this time her
engagement to William Eugene
Wagoner of Sanford was announc
ed. The wedding is planned for
early fall.
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Mr. and, Mrs. Harold Stone of
Falls Church, Virginia, spent Sat
urday night with Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Warren.
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Mr. and Mrs. June Johnson and
Miss Agnes Mae Johnson gave a
pretty party Friday evening at
the home of Mrs. Johnson, Senior
At this time Mr. and Mrs. Phil
Johnson, their cousins, who were
married in the Spring, were the
honored guests.
Many young married couples
were invited to meet Mrs. John
son, who recently joined her hus
band, after havirig finished her
work as a teacher in the Morgan-
ton schools. It was a most inter
esting get-to-gether. They played
games and had a number of con
tests full of fun. Prizes were all
toys, appropriate with the games
played. The honorees were pre
sented a useful and pretty gift
Punch was . served during the
evening and an ice course after
the games.
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PARTIES CONTINUE
i’OR MISS CURRIE
Mrs. Alfred Cole and dau^ter,
Mrs. Ken McNeill of McCain, en
tertained in honor of Miss Leonora
Currie Friday evening at 8 o’clock
at the home of Bilrs. Cole.
Six tables were placed for bridge
in rooms made attractive with ar
rangements of mixed summer
flowers. Miss Currie’s place was
marked with a dainty baby orchid
corsage. Mrs. Dave Willis, laugh
ter-in-law of Dr. and Mrs. H. S.
Willis of McCain, a recent bride,
was also given a corsage.
After many interesting progres
sions of bridge, scores were coimt-
ed, and Mrs. Tommie Upchurch,
holding highest score, was given
the prize.
A very lovely salad plate with
iced tea was served. Favors on
the plate were tiny baskets tied
with pink rosebuds, holding in
dividual cakes.
After enjoying this most re
freshing repast, the bride-elect
and guest* were invited into Mrs.
Cole’s bedroom. Here the bed was
heaped with beautifully wrapped
packages; all linen gifts for Leo
nora. She opened these and was
enthusiastic in showing her ap
preciation.
The gift froiri the hostesses to
their honoree was a cake plate
of an old pattern. Mrs. Cole and
Mrs. McNeiU also gave Mrs. Dave
Willis a gift.
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Mrs. J. H. Blue and BUss Kath
erine Blue are visiting Mrs. Blue’s
sister at Myrtle Beach.
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Miss Shirley Blue is at Duke
University working on the thesis
for her Master’s Degree. She will
complete the thesis this sunnner.
Starr McMillan attended the N.
C. Waterworks school at State
college last week. This school is
held annually for the advance
ment of waterwork technique.
Mr. and Mrs. Tommie Jones
and children left Sunday for a
week’s visit with Mrs. Jones’
brother, Clyde Meinnis in Miami,
Fla., and her sister, Mrs.'Leo
Bishop at West Palm Beach.
Miss Lavinia Wade is spending
this week in Oxford in the home
of her grandmother, Mrs. R. L.
Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. T. B. Lester and
daughter, Andrea, visited Mr. and
Mrs. M. F Carney in Wilmington
the past week end and several
days the first of the week.
Mrs. Archie Howard, Mrs. Ar«fo
McEachern and Mrs. J. M. An
drews of the Antfoch Presbyterian
church, attended the Synodical
Training School at Peace College
in Raleigh lasj week. Mrs. NeiU
A. McDonald also attended this
training school the first week in
June. Mrs. McDonald is now sec
retary of the Women of the
Church of the Synod of North j
Carolina. j
Mrs. E. R. Gatlin accompanied
Mr. and Mrs. Yqunger Snead and
family to Kinston Sunday and
returned the same day. Mrs. Gat
lin went especially to see Mrs.
Guy Taylor, who is in a Kinston
hospital. Mrs. W. B. Crumpton is
in Kinston, staying with Mabel
Gatlin Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Upchurch and
children have moved back
Raeford from Indian Gap Trail,
Hoffman. They are occupying
their home.
Mr. md Mrs, Bfll
their guests Vtiday night kfe,
Mrs. Graham Fisher of Alb
Mr. and Mrs. Fann accompi
Mr. and Mrs. Fisher to
Saturday and returned to Raefiwif'
Sunday. ,
H. D. HARRISON JR.
LAWYER
Office ewer A. A P. Store
Phrae Mil - Kacferd N, C.
Tom Speed of Henderson spent
Sunday with his sister, Mrs. Hu
bert Cameron and Mr. Cameron.
Miss Leonort Currie, popular
bride-elect continues to be the
inspiration for a number of pretty
parties, both formal and informal.
On Friday morning from 10:30
to 11 Mrs. Marcus Smith and Mrs.
Neill A. McDonald gave an in
formal coca-cola for her at the
home of Mrs. McDonald. About
twenty friends - of Leonora and
her mother were invited in for
this hour. Coca-colas with a var
iety of party accessories were
served and the honoree was given
a gift of crystal.
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MORNING COCA-COLA
FOR BRIDE-ELECT
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OPEN AT 5 P. M. DAILY
THURSDAY — FRIDAY
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Mrs. Joe Hoffman of Ft. Bragg,
Mrs. N. B. Blue and Miss Bonnie
Kate Blue gave a coca-cola for
Miss Leonora Currie Monday
morning at 10:30 at the Blue
home.
Mutual friends of the honoree
and her mother and the hostesses
were invited to share this hos
pitality. Du^ring the hour of lively
Conversation hors d’oeuvres, many
kinds of party sandwiches, cheese
biscuits and other tid bits were
served with the coca-colas which
were brought in embedded in ice
on a large silver tray. All ap
pointments were most original
and pretty. The honoree received
from her hostesses a handsome
odd piece of silver in her pattern.
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Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Bobbitt
of Route 1, Aberdeen announce
the birth of a daughter, Brenda
Audrey, at Moore County hospital
Tuesday, June 19. This is the
second child born to Mr. and Mrs.
Bobbitt, the first being a son,
Jimmy, who is now 3 years of age.
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Mr. and Mrs. Younger Snead
and Younger Jr. took Jennelle
Snead to Camp Junaluska Wed
nesday! Jennelle will be at Jun
aluska for two months. The other
members of the family are ex
pected to return the latter part of
this week.
FORMER RAEFORD GIRL
MARRIES IN VIRGINIA
A lovely candle light marriage
was solemnized Friday evening
June 8, in Cradock Baptist
church, Cradock, Virginia, when
Miss Irene Baker Spivey became
the bride of Edward Lockstamp-
fer. Jr.
The ceremony was performed
by the Rev. Harvey L. Bryant
before a setting of palms, candel-
abras, altar baskets of white
gladioli and baby’s breath.
The bride, who was given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown of blush satin with illusion
neckline and dainty rosebuds. Her
fingertip veil of imported illusion
was arranged from a satin half
hat with rosebuds. She carried a
white Bible showered with baby’s
breath, fern, ^ancKtopped with a
white orchid.
Mrs. Herman MeClenny, sister
of the bride, was matron of honor.
The bridesmaids were Mrs. C.
B. Spivey, Jr., Mrs. L. D. Edwards,
Misses Barbara Ann Spivey, Joyce
Domer, Joy Sloan and Janet
Oliver. Little Gary McClenny,
nephew of the bride, was ring
bearer and little Deanna Edwards
was flower girl.
Edgar Lockstampfer, brother of
the groom was best man, ushers
included John G. Lockstampfer,
Charles Spivey, Jr., Herman Mc
Clenny, Duayne Black, Fred Far
ris and Jack Stewart.
The bride’s mother wore a gown
of powder blue crepe and lace
and a corsage of white carnations.
The groom’s mother wore a gown
of acqua and corsage of carnations.
Mrs. Lockstampfer is the dau
ghter of Mr. and Mrs. C. B. Spivey,
formerly of Raeford, and a niece
of Walter and Millard Baker and
Mrs. W. J. McNeill of Raeford-
Rev. Lockstampfer is the son
of Mr. and Mrs. Edward Lock
stampfer of Cradock, Va.
Clarence Willis, Mrs. W. J. Mc
Neill and Miss Edith McNeill of
Raeford attended the wedding.
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Mr. and Mrs. Carl Freeman and
daughter, Carlene, spent Sunday
in Cheraw and Lancaster, S. C.
They went especially to bring
Miss Mary Raye Freeman home
for a few days vacation.
Mr. and Mrs. A. L. Palmer of
Raleigh spent the week end in
the homes of R. L. Bethune and
Mr. and Mrs. Starr McMillan.
Mrs. Margaret Cummings and
little son, Starr, accompanied Mr.
and Mrs. Palmer to Raleigh Sun
day to spend this week.
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