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November Bride-Elect Thomas-Long
Miss Nancy Sue Qtpps of Route 3, FayettevBle is the daughter of
Mrs. Frances Capps and the late Milton E. Capps Her
engagement to Edwin D. Newton Jr. of Route 4, Fayetteville, is
announced by her mother. The wedding is planned for November
15 at Galatia Presbyterian Church.
INVITATION
Mr. and Mrs. John Thomas
Haiie issue a cordial invitation
to friends and relatives to
attend the wedding of their
daughter, Peggy Ann, and
Michael Joseph Glcason on
Friday, September 11, at 8:00
p.m. at Raeford United
Methodist Church.
INVITATION
Mr. and Mrs. Hershel E. Kerr
Sr. cordially invite friends and
relatives to attend the wedding
of their daughter, Bonnie
Lynne, and Henry Terry
Bunday on Saturday,
September 5, at 2:00 pjn., at
the Church of God, Fifth and
Green Street.
Miss Enna Morris of Macon,
Ga., was weekend guest of Mr.
and Mrs. Tommie Upchurch.
Uaryl Beets
Birthday Party
Daryl Kent Beets of Antioch
celebrated his seventh birthday
Saturday with relatives and a
small group of friends.
Guests were Tammy Lindsy,
Dean Beets, Kimberly
Saunders, Penelope Saunders,
Jody and Tricia Womack,
Sherri, Richard, Ernest, and
Robert Creech.
The children were served a
space ship cake, ice cream and
drinks.
Mr. and Mrs. William McPhaul
Clark announce the birth of a
son, William Christopher, on
August 29. Mrs. Clark is the
former Anita Dee*
At. and Mrs. James Albert
rhuma* Jr. announce the
ipproaching marriage of their
laughter, Mary Patricia, to
iohnnie Edward Long, son of
4rs. Wilbert Long and the late
Ax. Long. The couple will
narry in a private home
jeremony September 12.
4its Thomas, a graduate of
?foke School and N.C.
Agricultural and Technical
Jniversity where she received
>er B.S. degree in
Comprehensive Business
Education with a minor in
Secretarial Science. She is
smployed by the United States
Atomic Energy Commission in
3ethesda,Md.
5p/5 Long, is a graduate of
Hoke High School and
ittended Limestone College
prior to entering the Army. He
s stationed at Ft. Sill,
3klahoma.
Kitchen Shower
For Miss Haire
On Saturday, Mrs. Ann
Burr6w of Faycttcville was
hostess for a kitchen shower
honoring bride - clect Peggy
Haire.
Upon her arrival the honorcc
was given a corsage of white
carnations.
Mrs. Burrow led the guests
in several games, after which
Miss Haire opened her shower
gifts. >
A color note of pink and
green was used in the dining
room where cake, chips,
punch, mints and nuts were
served.
Out of town guests were
Mrs. Garnen Rice, Miss Janice
Jackson, Mrs. Roland Jackson
and Mrs. Gladys Wilson, all of
Parkton; Mrs. Peggy Edwards
and Mrs. Catherine Fairfax of
Lumberton, Miss Theresa
Chason of Olivia and Mrs. Lula
Lowery of Hope Mills.
Hospital News
MOORE MEMORIAL
Neill James Blue, home
Ernest Campbell, entered last
Wednesday
Mary Jane White
H. Marcus Thompson, entered
Friday
CAPE FEAR VALLEY
Davis K. Parker
Randy Walker
DUKE
Mrs. W.E. Freeman, entered
Friday
PERSONALS
Mr. and Mrs. George Freeman
and family of Washington,
N.C., spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. G.M.
Freeman.
Mrs. Robert Gatlin returned
Tuesday from a visit with her
daughter and family, Capt. and
Mrs. Martin Beach and
children. She went especially
for tlte christening of her
grandson, Martin Jr. which was
at the Presbyterian Church in
Marietta, Ga., with the Rev.
C'orte/. Cooper in charge of the
service.
Mrs. Edmund Murray and son
Steve are visiting her mother,
Mrs. Fred Phillips, in
Milledgeville. Ga.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stokes and
children of Wilmington were
here for the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. Herbert
McKeithan.
Junior is in School,
Sonior is away at Collogo,
Pad/ We've Got A
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of Men's dUtoMtahiwwfl
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for You
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. MAIN STREET RAEFORD
MRS. GERALD KEVIN SA WYER
|V/c/cy Lynn Gillis
ride Of Mr. Sawyer
Miss Vicky Lynn Gillis,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Herbert Clifton Gillis of
Antioch, became the bride of
Gerald Kevin Sawyer, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Quentin
Roosevelt Sawyer of Graham,
in a five o'clock ceremony
Sunday at Antioch
Presbyterian Church. The Rev.
B.F. Ferguson officiated for
the double ring rites.
The alter was decorated with
Spiral brass candelabra,
sntwined with greenery, and a
white kneeling bench.
Wedding music was
presented by Mrs. Sarah
McDonald, organist, and Earle
A. Watson who sang, "Wedding
Prayer".
1 he maid of honor was Miss
Carolyn Jean Laws of
Bluefield, W. Va., college
rooinate of the bride. She was
mired in a formal-length gown
jf maize bengalinc with a
modified high waistline and
dirndl skirt. White Venetian
ace motifs accented the high
leckJine and ling full sleeves.
She wore a headpiece of
multicolored satin loops and
lowers, and carried a nosegay
>f mixed summer flowers.
Bridesmaids, whose dresses
ind flowers were like those of
he honor attendant, were Miss
Rite Joe Gillis of Antioch
lister of the bride, Miss Patricia
Sawyer of Graham, the
bridegroom's sister, Miss
Sherry Baldwin of Antioch and
Mrs. Robert Strother of
Racford.
Given in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a formal
gown of imported silk organza
in A-linedcsign, fashioned with
long sleeves and a detachable
waltcau train. Venetian lace
motils adorned the Victorian
neckline, bodice and cuffs. Her
fingertip veil of illusion was
attached to a headpiece of lacy
leal clusters cncrustcd with
seed pearls and slic carried a
cascade ol mixed summer
flowers centered with a white
orchid.
Jeter Webb Sawyer of
Graham served as best man for
his brother. Ushers were L..rry
Sawyer of Graham, brother of
the bridegroom, Mark Gillis of
Antioch, brother of the bride,
Lynn Stafford and Steve Wood
of Graham, Tom Hutchinson
of Charlotte and Bruce
Woodard of Southern Pines.
The bride's mother wore a
light green peau de soie with
matching accessories. The
mother of the bridegroom was
attired in mint green silk with
matching accessories. Both
mothers hadsiorsagcs of yellow
roses.
RECEPTION
Follow the ceremony a
reception was held at the home
of the bride. Hostesses, all
aunts ol the bride, were Mrs.
Lamon Bruner, Mrs. John Hair,
Miss Effie Bruner, Mrs.Herbert
McRacken and Mrs. James
Bruner.
The guest register was kept
by Mrs. Bob Garns and Miss
Winborn Howell.
For the wedding trip to
Atlanta, Ga., the bride chose a
sleeveless dress of dusty rose
silk-wool blend with matching
accessories and a white orchid
corsage. Upon their return the
newlywcds will be at home on
Dundee Road in Pinehurst.
The bride is a graduate of
UNC-Gieeniboro. The
bridegroom was graduated
Irom N.C. State University.
The bridegroom's parents
entertained with a
post-reherscal dinner parly at
the Whispering Pines
Restaurant in Southern Pines.
BRIDESMAIDS BREAKFAST
Mrs. A.S. Baldwin and Miss
Sherry Baldwin were hostesses
for a bridesmaids breakfast
Saturday at 10:30 at their
home.
Places were marked with
bridal cards and a miniature
bride for the honoree and
miniature bridesmaids for the
attendants. The table was
decoratcd with yellow and
white flowers centered with a
candle.
The bride was presented a
corsage of white mums and a
gift of crystal in her chosen
pattern. She presented gifts to
her bridal attendants.
BRIDGE
Mrs. Upchurch
Mrs. Leonard Frahm, Mrs.
Paul Burnett, Mrs. Bobby
Cuter, Mrs. Pete Sawyer and
Mrs. Scott Poole were visitors
to the bridge club at the home
of Mrs. Wyatt Upchurch on
Thursday night. She served
dessert and coffee wlicn guests
arrived and iced drinks during
(lie game.
Prizes went to Mrs. Frahm
for high score, to Mrs. Sawyer
for second high. and to Mrs.
Benny McLeod for
consolation.
iMrs. Campbell
Mrs. John Campbell was
hostess for Iter bridge club on
Friday evening. She served
refreshments when guests
arrived.
Visitors to the club were
Miss Peggy Bethunc and Mrs.
Clyde Upchurch Jr.
Mrs. Neil Scntcr was winner
of the club prize and Miss
Bethune received the visitor's
pri/.c.
Personals
Mrs. Nita Justice of Seneca,
S.C. spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Wilson McBryde
and family.
Mrs. Carroll Barrington of
Charleston, S.C. is visiting her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Shell.
Lt. Cmdr. and Mrs. Gerald
Sappcnficld and children of
Virgiania Beach, Va., wery here
for the weekend with his
mot her, Mrs. Myrtle
Sappcnficld, and his sister and
family, Mr. and Mrs. Radford
Collins.
Mrs. Joe Gullcdge is spending
several days in Winston-Salem
with her daughter and family,
Mr. and Mrs. H.C. Fisher and
daughters.
For Socials
please phone
Mrs. John Scott Poole
875-3701
Ellis-Kidd Vows
Spoken In Virginia
Miss Katherine Marie Kidd.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Abe
Nelson kidd of Lynchburg.
Va., and Ruber I lid ward Kllis.
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert
Brown hllis of Raeford, were
married Salurday August 29, al
Old Forest Road Baptist
Church in Lynchburg. The
Rev. Alfred Duncan heard I he
double ring vows at 2:00 p.m.
Mrs. Danny Perdue was
matron of honor and the
bridesmaids were Mrs. Jerry
Epperson Jr. and Miss
Kimbcrly Kidd.
(jiven in marriage by her
father, the bride wore a
traditional wedding gown of
t,ryslal while silk organ/a and
Cliantilly laec over peau de
soie, designed with molded
empire bodice of lace, traced in
seed pearls, scalloped portrait
neckline and short sleeves. The
A-linc skirt had a front panel
of lace and the circular chapel
train was attached at the back
of lite waistline with a tailored
bow. Her bouffant illusion wil
was caught to a licadpiccc of
lace edged in seed pearls, and
she carried a white Bible
topped with orchids, bride's
roses and gypsophila.
Mr. hi I is was best man for.
his son. Ushers were Jerry
Leon 1.11 is, Donald Skipper,
Mickey Blaekwcll and Tommy
Kidd.
Immediately following the
ceremony the bride's parents
gave a reception in the church
social hall.
Alter a wedding trip to
Myrtle Beach the ncwlywcds
will be ai the home in
Laurinburg.
The bride is a graduate of
Virginia Baptist Hospital
School of Nursing. The
bridegroom attended Sandhills
Community College and is
employed by Crandall Mills in
Wagranr.
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