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Mrs. Steve Phillips. Social Reporter, 875-4171
' Mclnnis- Nixon
Mr. and Mrs. N. W. Mclnnis of
West End announce the engage
anient of their daughter. Jane
Teresa, to Harold Robert Nixon,
son of Mr. and Mrs. James R.
Nixon of Aberdeen. The bride- to
be is a graduate of the University of
North Carolina at Chapel Hill and
is currently employed by Rex
Hospital in Raleigh as a Registered
Nurse. The bridegroom-elect is a
graduate of Sandhills Community
College and is the Operations
Coordinator of Telerent Leasing
Corporation in Raleigh.
An April 24th wedding is
planned. All friends ure cordially
invited to attend.
Miss Conoly.
Bride-elect Feted
Miss Brenda Conoly, bride-elect
of April 10. was honored with a
miscellaneous shower Friday even
ing. Hostesses for the occasion
were Mrs. Carol Laviner and Mrs.
James Walker of Wagram.
After gifts were opened guests
4 were invited into the dining room of
the Laviner home for refreshments.
Guests were served punch, coffee,
cake, tarts, ruts, chips and cheese
crackers from the dining table
which was centered with a bridal
* arrangement.
Miss Conoly received a corsage
and several gifts from the hostesses.
Mrs. Dore
Honored With
Stork Shower
Mrs. Elaine Dore was honored
with a baby shower, given by Mrs.
Peggy Posey and Mrs. Nancy
Molchan in the home of Mrs.
Sandra Holcomb.
The honoree was presented a
corsage of yellow daisies.
After Mrs. Dore opened her
many lovely gifts, the guests were
. served punch, cake squares, potato
chips, dip. nuts and mints.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Avery Connell
returned Thursday from vacation
ing in the Virgin Islands.
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Clark and
son. William, of Reidsville spent
the weekend with her mother, Mrs.
"W.T. Gibson.
Weekend guests in the home of Mr.
1 and Mrs. Paul Burnett were Mr.
and Mrs. Jack Abbott of Virginia
Beach and Mr. Abbott's parents.
Mr. and Mrs. John Abbott, of
Harrington. Del.
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AtGalatia Sunday
nf,MrS ?'!in w Lcc Ray' daughter
Of Mr and Mrs. Marshall Gillis
Robert Miller, son of Mr. and Mrs.
William Arthur Miller, were
married Sunday March 6, at 3:00
p.m., in the Galatia Presbyterian
Church with the Rev. Russell B
rleming officiating.
John William Gillis, organist
and Beth Auman, soloist, provided
nuptial music.
Escorted by her father, the bride
wore an empire - styled gown of
and v? r 1 8an^r- over an8elskin
?d la<*. The skirt showed
control fullness with three Bandeau
of lace in a vertical fashion, and a
lgh rising flounce extending into a
Chapel train. Her bridal headwear
was designed as a halo of matching
jace holding a tiered veil of silk
illusion worn in a Madome style.
She earned a cascade bouquet of
white miniature carnations, yellow
sweetheart rosev, and spring fern.
Mrs. Robin Propst of Charlotte
was matron of honor. She wore a
yellow floral gown with lace cap
sleeves and carried a nosegay of
orange sweetheart roses, peaches
and cream carnations, and white
snowdrift pompons.
Attired identically to the honor
attendant were bridesmaids, Mrs
Ellen Gregory of Charlotte. Mrs.'
Ca",e Sugg of Greenville, Mrs.
Donna Forsythe of Wilmington.
Mrs. Carol Morns, sister of the
?ride.8/0?m. and Mrs. Judy
Caudill, both of Fayetteville.
Honorary bridesmaids were Mrs
Cheryl Ray and Miss Lynn Lindsay
?f ,F?yette^lle. Mrs. Kathy Hall
Hill M1" y*nCy White of ChaPel
Hill, Mrs. Janice Coburn and Miss
Janet Siler of Wilmington, Mrs.
M^Arthur of Chadbourn.
and Miss Teresa Smith of Banner
Junior Woman's Club
the!rhFpJhni?r Woman's Club held
their February meeting at the Civic
Center on Monday evening, Feb.
DrGnfinSP?M^for theeveningwas
Dr. Diane McGrath. Director of
thP ^an.ccr Information Service at
the Duke Comprehensive Cancer
Center of Duke Hospital
program was co - sponsored by the
Amencan Cancer Society.
se?ed"hefand do"8.hnuts were
served before a bnef business
meeting. During the meeting four
new members were installed ' T^ey
were Mrs. Dale Ward. Mrs
Kenneth Hendrix, Mrs. Younger
Snead. Jr., and Mrs. A1 Taylor
Personals
Mrs. Carolyn Dailey spent last
Friday in Raleigh where she attend
ed the unveiling of a portrait of
theTc cCWt?n- former Clerk of
ie SuPreme Court for the
hHH ? .yeirs- The ceremony was
p ld '.n the Courtroom of the Justice
Bui d. ng- Mr Newton retired^
bepu? a'eVk "ey 'S " f?rmer
N I"0""611 3nd Steve Wilb"m of
NLSU are spending the spring
S MS WAth their Pa?ts. Mr
and Mrs. Avery Connell.
Attending the funeral of Mrs
Frances McGoogan from out of
Ind MCre ^rS- Char,es Howard
and Mrs Larry Hutchison of
arren. N.J., Mrs. and Mrs. Joe
Hodges and Bobby Hodges of
Wilmington, Mr. and Mrs. Grover
Foster of Millsboro. Del., Mr. and
MrrS'andnMth ^nnedy of Wilson.
Mr. and Mrs Shorty Kennedy of
La Grange. Andell Hodges of
andSMr h Hodges of Mt. Olive.
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Weekend. * C?n?'y- durin8
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Elk. They carried long stemmed
white carnations with white stream
ers.
Mr. Miller served as his son's
best man. Ushers were the brother
of the bride, Marshall Ray, W.C.
Strickland, Gil Lindsay, Tony
Zaremski, all of Fayetteville, and
Tommy Rachaels of Pembroke.
The bride's parents entertained
with a reception in the church
fellowship hall following the
ceremony.
The couple will reside in Fay
etteville.
The bride is a graduate of
Seventy - First High School, Lees -
McRae College, and the University
of North Carolina at Wilmington.
She is employed with the Cum
berland County Board of Edu
cation. The bridegroom is a
Seventy - First graduate, as well as
Fayetteville Techincal Institute and
Pembroke State University. He is
with the General Adjusters Bureau.
Luncheon
Miss Ray was honored with a
bridal luncheon given by Mrs.
Kenneth P. Ritter, aunt of the
bride in Raeford at the home of
Mrs. John Walker on March 5.
Upon arrival Miss Ray was
presented a corsage of pink car
nations. Places were laid for
eighteen guests. The bride's table
was covered with a white linen cloth
and centered with an arrangement
of pink carnations. Smaller tables
for the bridemaids and honorary
bridesmaids were covered with
white linen and centered with pink
carnations.
The honoree was presented a gift
of silver in her chosen pattern.
Pisarik - Autry
Announcement is made of the
engagement of Mary Ellen Pisarik
of Raleigh. North Carolina and
David A. Autry of Charleston
Heights. South Carolina. Parents
of the couple are Mr. and Mrs.
Paul A. Pisarik of Cedar Rapids.
Iowa, and Mrs. Gilbert Autry.
The bride ? elect is a 1976
graduate of Iowa State University
with a degree from the college of
Home Economics in Food and
Nutrition. She is currently em
ployed as a dietitian at Wake
County Medical Center. Mr. Autry
is a 1968 graduate of Hoke County
High School and has served eight
years in the Air Force. He is a
junior student in ROTC at Baptist
College in Charleston Heights.
South Carolina.
The couple plan a four o'clock
ceremony on April 1 1. 1977, in the
Chapel of the Citadel at Charles
ton. S.C. A reception and dinner
will he held at the Sheraton Inn in
North Charleston. S.C. following
the ceremony.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Monte Lunsford
announce the birth of a son. Monte
M. Lunsford. II. March 1 at Moore
Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Lunsford
is the former Patricia Ann Lewis.
Hospital News
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E.G. Inman
Jesse Gulledge. home
Mrs. Clarence Brown
John Dune McNeill
Mrs. John Frank Chisholm
N.A. Mercer
Rev. John Ropp. home
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Mr. and Mrs. Everette Ferrell of
saxapahaw visited her mother.
Mrs. Carl Freeman over the week
end.
Ansleys Celebrote
30th Anniversory
The Rev. and Mrs. Charles
Ansley of Antioch celebrated their
thirtieth wedding anniversary on
March 3. Home for the weekend
with their parents were Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Stanton of Bennettsville,
S.C.. Drew Ansley of Asheville,
Mark Ansley of Raleigh, and Peter
and Caroline Ansley.
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