Outdoor Wedding In New York
Unites Dolch-Wilson Couple
Miss Frances Rebecca Wilson and
Rev. Arthur George Dolch, both of
Rochester. New York, were united in
marriage at two-twenty in the
afternoon on Saturday. August 16.
The wedding took place in a wooded
glade overlooking Echo Lake in the
Adirondack Mountains of
Speculator. New York.
The bride is the daughter of the
Rev. and Mrs. Kelly J. Wilson. Jr. of
Raeford. The groom is the son ol the
Rev. and Mrs. George W. Dolch of
Cortland. New York.
The bride wore a full-length dress
which she had made of ivory
gabardine and lace.
The ceremony, written by the
couple, included passages from the
Old Testament read by the bride's
father, and passages from the New
? Engagement
Announced
Mr and Mrs. Daniel H. Matthews
of Charlotte announce the
engagement of their daughter Karen
Dianne. to Donald Joseph
Favetteville. He is the son of Mr ami
Mrs Richard I.. Lizotte of RaefonL
Miss Matthews attended Sacred
Heart College. Belmont and is
employed with The Belk Center. Inc.
in Charlotte. Mr.
. graduate of Belmont Abbey College
in Belmont where he received a BA
degree in economie s and business. He
is employed with the Tactical Force
of the Favetteville Police
Department. A November -
wedding is planned in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Daniels
announce the birth of a daughter,
Stacy JoAnne. born Aug 23 at
Moore Memorial Hospital. Mrs,
Daniels is the former Rachel
Stephens.
Club Calendar
The Home Life Department of the
Raeford Woman's Club will hold tt s
first meeting of die new year
Tuesd ay Sept ember 2. a. the home
If Mrs Gail Gouts at 502 N. Main
Street. Co hostess tor this meeting
will be Mrs. Florence Macko. All
members are urged to attend
The Garden Department o! the
Raeford Woman's Club wdl meet
Tuesday September 2 at 7.45 pm at
' the home of Mrs. Marion Gatlin with
Mrs Truman Austin co-hostess. The
program will be presented by the
Raeford Junior Woman s Club
Conservation Committee.
The Education Department of the
Raeford Womans Club will meet
Tuesday evening at 7:45 at the Civic
Center Hostesses will be Mrs. Jake
Austin and Mrs. J M Andrews.
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Testament read by the groom's
father. The two mothers, Jean Lough
Wilson and Dorothy Newton Dolch
spoke words of welcome. Various
friends and relatives read other
selections. Anne Powers
Coppenhaver of Brooklyn, New York
read from "The Prophet" by Kahlil
Gibran. John Wilson, brother of the
bride, climbed a tree to read a
Shakespearean love sonnet.
Rev. Paul Fattaruso of Rochester,
associate pastor with the groom. Rev.
Joel Wilcher of Johnstown,
Pennsylvania, classmate of the
groom, and Peter and Sara Watt
Seward assisted in the ceremony. The
bride's brothers, Rev. Jim Wilson of
Clifton Springs, New York, and Rev.
Kelly J. Wilson 111, of Durham,
administered the sacrament of holy
communion.
Bridge
Mrs Webb
Mrs. Martin Webb was hostess to
her bridge club and one guest, Mrs.
Robert Holcombe last Thursday
evening.
Dessert and iced tea were served
when guests arrived. Nuts, chips and
Cokes were served during the
evening.
High score prize was won by Mrs.
Julian Wright and consolation prize
was presented to Mrs. Berder Niven.
Bingo prizes were won by Mrs. June
Johnson and Mrs. Earl Gordon.
Mrs Lamont
Mrs. William Lamont was hostess
to her bridge club last Thursday
evening. A dessert course was served
before the game. Only club members
were present and Mrs. John Campbell
was high scorer.
Conoly Reunion
The Conoly Family held their
annual reunion Sunday, August 24.
at the Antioch Presbyterian Church.
Presiding over the clan was J intmy
Neal Conoly, family president. He
introduced Don Conoly and Jesse
Jones who presented the Conoly
family history. Rev. Ben Ferguson,
Pastor of Antioch church presented
the prayer and invocation. Elected as
family officers for the next year were
Robert L. Conoly, president; Don
Conoly, vice-preadent; and Robert
Jones, Secretary-treasurer.
Lynn Conoly, 8 month old
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Billy
Conoly was recognized as the
youngest member of the family
present. Mrs. Flora Baker was the
most senior member present and
Whiteford Jones from Richmond,
Va. traveled the longest distance to
attend.
Approximately 165 relatives and
friends enjoyed the picnic dinner on
the grounds.
Personals
Mrs. Michael Hinnant and
daughter of Goldsboro and Mr. and
Mrs. Don Conoly and family of
Raleigh spent the weekend with their
mother Mrs. Roy Conoly.
Mr. and Mrs. Matthew Graham of
the Bowmore Community recently
returned from a vacation visiting
relatives in Atlantic City, N. J.,
Bridgeport, Conn., and Boston, Mass.
Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Watson and
sons Mike and Chris accompanied
them.
Mrs. L. E. Nichols had as her guests
last week her mother and step-father,
Mr. and Mrs. N. C. Dooley, and her
niece and nephew, Tim and Sherry
Williams, all of Roanoke, Va. On
Sunday Mrs. Nichols and daughter,
Christy, and her houseguests visited
her daughter, Mrs. Cindy Synder, in
Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. Vardell Hedgpeth and
famdy have returned home after
vacationing at Camp Arrowhead,
Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. W. B. McDiarmid and Mrs. Lee
Cameron were overnight guests in the
home of Mrs. McDtarmid's daughter
and son-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. George
Johnston, in Winchester, Virginia,
enroute to Philadelphia, where they
attended the Jenkins-Montague
wedding. Mrs. Johnston accompanied
them to the wedding. Miss Montague
is the daughter of the former Miss
Mary Shaw McDiarmid of Raeford.
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Jones, Mr. and
Mrs. J.R. Conoly and Mrs. Debby
Woodell and daughter Pam spent last
weekend at Carolina Beach. Mr. and
Mrs. Jones stayed on for several days
last week.
Allyson Amey of Rochester, New
York, played the guitar and sang the
"Wedding Song" by Paul Stuckey.
She was spontaneously accompanied
in song by 3-year old Brian Bell.
Sheila Clawson, Rochester, New
York craftswoman, made and
presented the gold rings to the
couple.
A long, white hanging, macramed
by Rev. Doug Fox of Rochester
swayed in the breeze behind the
altar. Wildflowers decorated the altar
as well as the outdoor sanctuary.
Over 200 guests, including
seventeen ministers read the charge
to the couple and pronounced them
husband and wife.
The bride is a graduate of Duke
University, Durham, North Carolina
and will begin work on her masters
of divinity at Colgate
Rochester-Bexley Hall-Crozier
Theological Seminary in the fall.
The groom is a graduate of West
Virginia Wesleyan College and Wesley
Theological Seminary in Washington,
D.C. He is presently the youth
minister at Asbury First United
Methodist Church, Rochester, New
York.
After a wedding trip in New
England, the couple will make their
home in Rochester, New York.
Reception
Following the ceremony, the
guests were entertained by a North
Carolina 'Tig Picking" engineered by
the bride's father who roasted a
full-size pig. Other guests and
relatives brought salads and
casseroles.
Norma Carter Fox attended the
guest book.
The wedding cake, baked by Mrs.
Julie Mayers of Speculator, New
York was a three-tiered yellow cake
decorated with daisies and
wildflowers. In the center of the cake
was a tiny balsam fir seedling which
is to be planted by the Dolches.
Rehearsal Dinner
The groom's parents. Rev. and
Mrs. George Dolch entertained the
couple and twenty-five other guests
with a chicken barbecue at their
summer cabin, also the site of the
wedding.
Rachels - High Couple Iew Bntt
Married At Antioch irt
Mrs. Percy Rachels, Jr.
Miss Betty Watson High, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Allen Lewis High of
Red Springs and Percy Lee Rachels
Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. Percy Lee
Rachels Sr. of Wakulla were united in
marriage Sunday afternoon, August
10, at 5:00 in Antioch Presbyterian
Church. The Rev. Ben Ferguson
performed the double ring cermony.
A program of wedding music was
presented by William Daniels organist
and Stephen Phillips soloist. The
chimes rang five times to mark the
beginning of the ceremony.
Given in marriage by her father,
the bride wore a formal gown of
candlelight silk organza which was
worn by her sister on her wedding
day. Fashioned in the empire
silhouette, the neckline featured a
split mondarine collar and the bodice
extended into full bishop sleeves
with threee inch cuffs. The entire
gown was encrusted with peau d'age
lace motifs and seed pearls. Her
detachable cathedral length train
flowed from the waist. It was
fashioned in the same manner as the
gown. Her headdress was a cathedral
length Madonna Drape mantilla
edged with peau d'age lace and seed
pearls attached to a Camelot Cap of
peau d'age lace. The bride carried a
bouquet of white roses surrounded
by light blue stephanotis.
Attending the bride as matron of
honor was her sister Mrs. Fulton
Smith. She was attired in a formal
blue print gown of voile.
Bridesmaids were Miss Beth Currie
of Red Springs, cousin of the bride,
Misses Nancy and Betty Rachels of
Wakulla and Mrs. Wilson Proctor of
Sanford, sisters of the groom, Mrs.
Jerry Scott of Laurinburg, and Mrs.
Earl Bullock of Fairmont.
The flower girl was Miss Run
Proctor, daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilson Proctor of Sanlord.
Tommy Rachels served his biother
as best man. Ushers were l)a\id
Currie of Red Springs and Pender
High of Middlesex, cousins of the
bride. Fulton Smith of Red Springs,
brother-in-law of the bride. Wilson
Proctor of Sanford. brother-in-law of
the groom. Sandy Livingston of Red
Springs, and A1 Lane of Laurinburg.
Mrs. Dave Currie. aunt of the
bride, served as director of the
wedding.
Mrs. Rachels attended Louisburg
College and is a graduate of
Womack-Selenia Business School.
She is employed by J.P. Stevens Co.
of Wagram.
The groom served two years in the
U.S. Army. He is employed with
McNair Farms Inc. of Laurinburg.
After a wedding trip to Florida the
couple are at home in Laurinburg.
Personals
Gloria Harrison and Gil
McNaughton ot' Dallas. Texas were
recent visitors of Mr. and Mrs. Sam
Hiser.
Freddie O'Neal spent the weekend at
Morehead City with friends.
David Webb has returned after a visit
with his aunt. Mrs. Mamie Smith in
Jacksonville, Florida.
Among those who have returned to
N. C. State University at Raleigh are
Skip Autry. Danny and Joe
McGougan. Sammy Young and Don
Williamson.
Tim Young has returned to
Waynesville where he is a student at
Hayward Technical Institute.
Mrs. Archie McDiarmid and Miss
Elsie McNeill left Saturday for San
Antonio, Texas, for a visit in tlie
home of Mrs. McDiarmid's sister.
Mrs. Evelyn Kelly and family.
Miss Donna Jo Britt, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Algon Quinn Britt of
Orrum was united in marriage with
David Brantley Tew, son of Mrs.
Martha Davis Tew of Eainnont, on
Saturday evening, July 12 in
Barnesvillc Baptist Church.
Mrs. Radford Collins of Raeford
directed the ceremony for her
cousin. Mrs. Myrtle Sappenfield and
Mrs. Bill Crawley of Raeford, Aunts
of the bride assisted at the reception.
Mrs. Tew is a former teacher at
McTauchlin Elementary School in
Raeford. She and her husband arc
making their home in Chapel Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Furman Clark spent the
weekend on their farm in Warren
County.
Miss Carolyn Roomer of Henderson
was a weekend visitor in die home of
Mr. and Mrs. John Pecora.
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