THE NEWS-JOURNAL, II tl OHD, NORTH CAROLINA
THURSDAY, MARCH 28. 1968 PACE 8
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Engagement Announced
Mr. and Mis. John nyatt Best announce the engagement of
his daughter, Julie Grey, to remand Anselm Landry Jr., tiie
son of Mr. and Mrs. F. A. Landry of Charles Town, '.V. Va.
kiss Best Is a student at Last Carolina University.
Mr. Landry expects to receive the Kaster degree In Clinical
Psychology from last Carolina University In June.
The wedding vill take place on June IS.
Dessert Bridge,
Bridal Shower
For Miss Upchurch
Miss Myiie Jo Lurnett was
hostess 'or a brldi.e party last
Wednesday evening at her home
on I rospert Avenue. Upon ar
rival Miss Ipchurch was pre
sented a corsaje of white car
nations. Miss turnett served a
dessert and coffee when her
guests arrived and nuts, candy
and Cokes were served durinc
play. Sprlnj flowers were
used in decorations throughout
the home.
Miss Upchurch was presented
a set of nioriogrammed glasses.
The hl?h score prize went to
V.rs, . M. Freeman and Mrs.
Mike Aood received the consolation.
Mrs. Howard Hobson ofl.um
berton, Mrs. H.O. Latydon and
Miss Joy Laiydon entertained
Thursday evenlnj, at the Lan,;
don home with alinerieshower
honorin.; Miss Martha Alice Up
church, April bride-elect.
Arrangements of pink camel
lias were used in the living
room, and a yellow and green
motif was carried out in the
dining room. The dining table
was spread with a white em
broidered linen cloth and cry
stal appointments were used.
Punch, cake, nuts and mints
were served. The honoree's
mother, Mrs. W.L. Upchurch,
served cake, and Mrs. W. C.
Phillips, mother of the pros
pective bridegroom, poured
punch.
Guests wrote favorite recipes
for the bride-elect, after which
she was showered with nfts of
lingerie.
rhe hostesses presentedMiss
Upchurch with acorsae of white
carnations and a yellow peig
noir set with matching slippers.
Bridge
Mrs. McLean
Mrs. Martin Beach, Mrs. Bill
Smith and Mrs, Hi ley Jordan
were visitors to the bridge club
Thursday nli-tit at the home of
Mrs. Harry McLean.
The hostess served banana
splits, nuts and Cokes durlnj
the Rame,
Lrizes went to Mrs. Don Ab
ernethy for club hlph score and
to Mrs. Smith for visitors,
Mrs. Pamplin
The Baker's Dozen Bridge
Club met Thursday night at
the home of Mrs, Harry Pamp
lin on College Drive, Mrs.
Younper Snead Jr. was co-hostess.
Visitors were Mrs. W. h.
Morrison and Mrs. Don Pack
ard. Mrs. Jerry Williams won the
club prize and Mrs. Morrison
was w inner of the visitors prize.
Nuts and candy were served
during play and rake and coffe
after the game.
Mrs. Niven
Members of her bridge club
and one visitor, Mrs. Ed Man
ning, met with Mrs. Berder
Nlven Thursday night.
Dessert was served when
guests arrived and nuts and
Cokes during the game.
Mrs. Bennie Kelly won the
high score prize, Mrs. Walter
Coley was winner of the bingo
prize, and Mrs. Joe Upchurch
received the consolation gift.
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Saturday Ceremony Unites
Gwen Ammons, J.T. Blue
Miss Gwendolyn Gay Am
mons of Raeford and James
Thomas Blue Jr. of Laurin
burg were wed Saturday in a
double - ring ceremony at Fae
ford Methodist Church. The
Reverend R.ir.L, Moser heard
the vows at 2:00 p.m.
A program of wedding music
was presented by Mrs. Lewis
Upchurch Jr., or -anist.
The bride Is the daughter of
Mrs. Charlotte Aulry Amnions
of Raeford, and the bridegroom
is the son of Mrs, James L.
Brown of Laurinburg, and Mr,
James T. Blue of Ashevllle.
The bride was given In mar
riage by her cousin, James L.
Allliamson of Charlotte. She
wore a ?own of candlelight peau
de sol and lace. The fitted
bodice and teacup sleeves were
outlined with alencon lace em
broidered with seed pearls. The
waist was accented with a crush
curnberbund from which fell her
court train. Her fingertip il
lusion veil extended from a
crown of seed pearls. she
carried a bouquet of yellow and
white bridal roses, centered
with an orchid.
Mrs. David A. McLean, Jr.,
served as matron of honor, she
wore a peacock chiffon floor
length sheath designed with
pleated puff sleeves, and satin
trim at the waistline extending
into a full leivih bow In back.
Her flirtation veil was attached
to a cabbage rose, she carried
a long stemmed yel.ow rose.
Miss Nancy Cappsof Kayelte
vllle served as bridesmaid. She
wore a dress Identical to that
of the matron of honor and car
ried a long stemmed yellow
rose. David A. McLean, Jr. of Laur
inburg served as best man. Us
hers were Ldward Koblnson o'
Kaeford, cousin of the bride,
and Tommy Purdy of Laurinburg.
The Cora-Cola Bridge Club
met last Wednesday afternoon
with Miss Maude 1 oole. Guests,
In addition to club members,
were Mrs, T.B, Upchurch and
Mrs. A.D. Gore.
Miss Foole served a dessert
course when guests arrived.
The high score prize went
to Mrs. Upchurch.
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Rehearsal 1 arty
The bride's mother enter
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Mrs, .funies L. Erown, mother
of the Bridegroom poured punch,
a lid Mrs. J.A. Niven, aunt of the
bride, served the cake.
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Darlene Bass, daughter of
Mr. anil Mrs. Paul Hass. cele
brated her 14th hirthday with a
dance held Friday nr ht at the
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Red and white streamers and
balloons dero rated the hall
where the 30 ynunt? people danc
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cream, Cokes and candies.
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