ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED
Mrs. k'stelle Davis Hollingsworth announces the engagement of
her daughter, Gloria Jean, to Joseph Andrew Strickhouser, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William Fredrick Strickhouser of Charlotte.
Miss Hollingsworth is also the daughter of Mr. James Edward
HolUngsworth of Columbia, S.C.
Gloria is a sophomore and Joe is a senior at North Carolina State
University at Raleigh.
The wedding is planned for May 23 in Raeford.
Mrs. Jean Odom and her Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Niven
mother Mrs. Rowland Currie returned Tuesday from a visit
visited relatives in Charleston, at their cottage at Holden's
S.C. over the weekend. Beach.
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Kosttr Sunday
is April II
Early American
Artistry
Fashion steals its
newest look from
Indian embroidery in
this delightful
V-necked skim. Gay
blade colors on
ry?^noitlral cotton. Clever
- 4 * braiaed-strini; sash
adds an extra
note of dash.
SPRING and EASTER
? FASHIONS 1971
SPRING'S SPOTLIGHT
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McNairs is all decked out
in every department
for the occasion
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Laurinburg, N.C.
Mr. And Mrs. George D. Dees
Celebrate Golden Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. George Dewey
Dees, Sr. of Rockfish were
honored on their Golden
Wedding Anniversary, March
21, 1971, from 3 to 5 pjn.
with a reception at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Dees,
given by Mr. and Mrs. L.B.
Dees, Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Dees,
Mr. and Mrs. J.E. Dees and Mr.
and Mrs. Julian P. Barnes.
Mrs. Dees was presented a
corsage of yellow roses and Mr.
Dees a yeljow rose bud.
Approximately 100 guests
were greeted by Mr. and Mrs.
W.B. Dees and presented to the
receiving line consisting of the
honorees and the hostesses.
The dining table was covered
with a yellow taffeta cloth
with white lace overlay and
centered with a three - tier
wedding cake decorated in
yellow and white, topped with
Golden Bells, with burning
yellow candles. The guests
were served punch by Mrs.
A.L. Long, Jr. and Mrs. Grady
English and cake squares by
Mrs. A.A. Bunce and Mrs.
Christine Sherman.
The house was decorated
BRIDGE
Mrs. Niven
Club members and two
visitors, Mrs. Ed Manning and
Mrs. David S. Currie Jr., met
with Mrs. Berder Niven on
Thursday night. Dessert and
coffee were served when guests
arrived. Nuts and Cokes were
served during progressions.
Mrs. Walter Coley won club
high, Mrs. Carroll Wilburn
received the low score prize,
Mrs. Manning visitors high and
Mrs. Currie the bingo prize.
Mrs Risher
Mrs. Tom Risher entertained
the Baker's Dozen Bridge Club
last Thursday at eight o'clock.
They had two visitors, Mrs.
Mike Pegram and Mrs. Ed
Church. Dessert and coffee
were served when guests
arrived and snacks and Cokes
were served during play. Mrs.
Younger Snead Jr. was high
and Mrs. Pegram was visitors
high.
Mrs. Blue
Mrs. J.H. Blue was hostess
last Thursday night for her
bridge club and one visitor,
Mrs. Frances McLean. The
living room and dining room
was decorated with mixed
spring flowers. Dessert, goodies
and coffee was served when
guests arrived. Mrs. John
Nicholson was high scorer and
Mrs. McLean was remembered
with a gift.
Mrs. Scarborough
Mrs. Jack Scarborough
entertained her bridge club last
Thursday night with two
visitors, Mrs, Larry Upchurch
and Mrs. Mitchell Sports.
Spring flowers were used to
decorate the living room.
Goodies and coffee were served
during play and dessert after
play. Mrs. Jimmy James was
high scorer and Mrs. Sports was
visitors high.
Mrs Autry
Members of her bridge club
and two visitors Mrs. Hank
Richards and Mrs. Leonard
Frahm met with Mrs. Raz
Autry on Thursday night
Dessert and coffee were
served when guests arrived. The
Saint Patricks motif was used.
Cokes and nuts were served
during progressions.
Mrs. Marie Brown won the
club high score prize and Mrs.
Richards was awarded the
vlaitors hiah award
with an arrangement of yellow
glads and roses in the living
room, with yellow rose buds
on the mantel.
The guest register table was
spread with yellow taffeta and
net overlay and vase of yellow
rose buds. The register was
kept by Miss Jane Barnes.
Miss Patsy Dees and Miss
Marilyn Barnes opened and
displayed the gifts in the gift
room.
Goodbyes were said by Mr.
and Mrs. J.E. Dees.
Mr. and Mrs. Dees received a
variety of nice and useful gifts.
Out of town guests were
from Florence, S.C., Charlotte,
Jackson Springs, Goldsboro
and Laurinburg.
Housed/arming
For Mrs. Jones
Mrs. Dot Junes was honored
with a housewarming on
Thursday March 11 from 7:30
until 9:30 at her new trailer
home in the Gold Hill
community.
Spring flowers were used in
the living and dining area.
Cokes, nuts and cookies were
served.
Hostesses were Mrs. Jim
McBryde, Mrs. David McBryde,
Mrs. Eli Shankle, Mrs. Gladys
Johnson, Mrs. Janie Parker and
Mrs. Kate McPhaul.
Linen Shower
For M iss Cothran
Mrs. William H. Womble Jr.
entertained Miss Patricia
Cothran with a linen shower
Friday night.
Mrs. William D. Cothran,
mother of the bride - elect and
Mrs. Lacy McNeill, mother of
the groom - elect, assisted in
serving punch, cake, nuts and
mints.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Ronald
Baxley announce the birth of a
son, Stephen Walter, born
March 20 at Southeastern
General Hospital in
Lumberton
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