Hospital News MOORE MEMORIAL Jesse Gulledge John Ounc McNeill Donna Slaughter SOUTHEASTERN GENERAL Worth Graham ST JOSEPH 'S Mrs. Beulah McNeill OPEN ARMS REST HOME Mrs. John Frank Chisholm Personals Mr. and Mrs. Frank Williamson of Burlington were weekend guests of his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Williamson. Attending the National School Board Convention in Las Vegas this past week were Mr. and Mrs. Raz Autry, Mr. and Mrs. William Howell, Dr. and Mrs. R.G. Townsend, Mr. and Mrs. John D. McAllister, and Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Gibson. Courtesies Shown Miss Dianne Ray, bride - elect, was honored on several occasions last week. Miss Ray, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Marshall Gillis Ray of Route 4, Fayetteville, and William Robert Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs. William Arthur Miller of Fay etteville, will be married March 6 at Galatia Presbyterian Church. Miss Ray was honored with a surprise shower, given by Mrs. Raymond Parks and Mrs. Haskell Cowan, at Mrs. Cowan's home on Player Avenue. The table was spread with a linen cloth, centered with a red and white Valentine arrangement, flanked with pink tapers. Bridal squares, nuts, cheese biscuits, strawberry candy and punch were served to the guest. On Friday February 18, from 7:30 to 9:00 p.m. Miss Ray was honored with a floating mis cellaneous shower at Galatia Presbyterian Church. Hostesses were Mrs. Gordon Newton, Mrs. Malcolm Gillis, Jr.. Mrs. Eugene Smathers, Mrs. David Mclnnis, Mrs. James L. Teague and Mrs. Alexander Lind say. CONGRATULATIONS VARDELl HEDGPETH AGENT FOR Nationwide Insurance ON THE OPENING OF YOUR NEW OFFICE AT 121 ELWOOD AVE. We Were Pleased To Be Chosen To Build And Install The Cabinets And Counter Tops. Kitchens by White, Inc. 401 N. By-Pass For Free Information & Estimates. Dial 875-5218 Day and 875-4828 Night Miss Ray The refreshment table was covered with a white linen cloth adorned with an arrangement of mixed spring flowers, flanked by silver candlesticks holding white tapers. Bridal cake, nuts, and punch were served to the fifty - five guests. Guests included Mrs. Marshall Gillis Ray, mother of the bride - elect, and Mrs. William Arthur Miller, mother of the prospective bridegroom. Miss Ray was honored with a luncheon on Saturday, February 19. at the home of Mrs. John D. Gillis in the Galatia Community. Mrs. George D. Hall was co-hostess. Upon arrival, the bride ? elect was presented a corsage. The bride's table was covered with a white linen cloth and centered with an arrangement of yellow mums and jonquils. Small tables were centered with miniature vases of yellow jonquils. Places were laid for twelve guests. A three course luncheon was served. Miss Ray was presented a gift of china by the hostesses. Miss Ray was entertained with a Tupperware Party on February 21 by Mrs. Douglas Gillis at her home on Route 4, Fayetteville. After games were enjoyed the hostess served cake squares, nuts, sandwiches, cheese dip, and Cokes to the guests. Miss Ray was presented with her choice of Tupperware gifts. Personals T.B. Lester. Jr. is attending the Institute of Government in Chapel Hill this week. Lt. Paul Currie of Shemya, Alaska, and Bridget Kavanagh of Boston. Mass. will be leaving Wednesday after spending several days with his parents. Mr. and Mrs. David Scott Currie. They all were at Peace College in Raleigh for the weekend to see Linda Currie who preformed in a water ballet. Mr. and Mrs. George Ashley Jr.. and son. Stephen, spent the weekend in Forest City with his parents. Mr. and Mrs George Ashley. . ESmAIN STREET - RAEFORO, N. C. Monday? Saturday - 9 a.m. ? 6 p.m. Sundays - 1 - 6 p.m. ssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssssss (52$ugaId and Timothy Kenan Kelly, botfi of noon Saturday at sTTXS V Catholic Church in FayettJ^ ^ Mons.gnor Fredrick KoclToffiS^ W,lm,?g,o? and the late s i) IlS .he a t WHrUmSJ,Were us? bride jh?r"r,^er8.0?7e,s?kf,?W,hi2 Sailed bSd!**' fca,uri"8 a high adorned *5 ""SZV haf ?"17 Was desi8ncd as a floral veH? Shi anJ,Iusion floor length sweethe!? 8 of pmk babies' brea^**' Stephonotis *nd nJJe br'de wore an heirloom pearl necklace which had belonged t^Ther paternal grandmother 8 hcr ?r7Wwac burgundy Mterlock'jersey'witlf shor, bolero was *? ? Mary Mac Wilhamson of Fayette Wh r" ,9?"ngton of Una. uth Carolina, cousins of the assess wasKSmae?US^e!?ing,0n H. K.H., orS^S,"" Pane II of h1' brideP^"> Fra"?k rane J1 of Hampstead and rH-;r ?opher j. Pridgen ill of ChlrSte " TOemolher of lhe bride woTa pink two-piece floor length ensem hrin 3 W^'te oreh'd corsage The SSS?di" ^7i"/n,;h:?,-:,rd"vh: -sr-vtas1 as,^ covered w.th an Arm, -Navy doth After The ? "l 1nd whi" C? Alter the first slice of th? tiered cake was cut by the bridal 5>uple. ,t was served by Mrs TC Covington of Lafta,