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Mrs. Steve Phillips, Social Reporter, 875-4171
Dew - Littrell Wedding Vows
Solemnized In Red Springs
Miss Wanda Rae Littrell, daugh
!'? ?f. and Mrs- Raymond
Littrell of Red Springs, became the
bride of Edward Ray Dew, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Dew of
Kaetord, on Sunday, January 21, in
a double ring ceremony held at 3:00
P-m. in the Westside Baptist
Church Red Springs. The Rev.
Merle A. Johnson was the of
ficiating minister.
The church was decorated with
two white wicker baskets with white
gladioli, mums, and blue cam a
tions, and four seven - branched
candelabra with greenery.
Mary Lewis of Rockingham
provided wedding music.
Escorted by her father, the bride
wore a gown of white organza
fashioned with U-shaped neckline,
sneer bishop sleeves, empire
bodice, and a full skirt which
extended into a chapel - length
tram. Wide chantilly lace accented
the gown in vertical placement on
the front of the bodice and the
skirt. A tiny white bow was placed
at the waist front. The wide
chantilly lace continued on the
back of the skirt in a horizontal
position. She wore an elbow -
length veil with matching lace,
attached to a lace - covered cap.
Miss Shellie Heinsohn of Evans
ville, Ind. served as maid of honor,
and Mrs. Sylvia Bowen of Aber
deen was matron of honor.
Bridesmaids were Doris Dew and
Margaret Dew of Raleigh, sisters of
the bridegroom, and Nena Littrell
of Boiling AFB, Washington.
DC., sister - in - law of the bride.
Her attendants wore floor -
length gowns of cotillion blue knit,
featuring a cowl neckline, empire
bodice, and full skirt. The honor
attendants carried a nosegay of
w'hite daisies and blue carnations
with babies' bfeath. The bride
maids carried a single white mum
with babies' breath and matching
streamers.
Miss Allison Dew niece of the
bridegroom, was flower girl. She
carried a white wicker basket with
blue carnations and white daisies.
She wore a turquoise carnation and
babies' breath in her hair.
Floating Shower
For Miss Bishop
Miss Kathy Bishop was honored
on January 30 at a floating shower
held at the Dundarrach Com
munity House. Hostesses were Miss
Rhonda West and Mrs. Billv
Norton.
Upon arrival. Miss Bishop was
presented a corsage of blue and
white carnations.
Approximately twenty-five guests
dropped in. Gifts were displayed as
guests arrived.
A blue and white color scheme
was used. I he refreshment table
was centered with white wedding
bells. Cake squares, nuts, mints
and punch were served.
Miss Cashwell
Shower Honoree
Miss Debbie Cashwell was hon
ored Monday night with a bridal
shower.
Iwenty-one guests were served
cake squares, nuts, mints, cheese
biscuits and punch.
Hostesses for the occassion were
Miss Selena Livingston and Miss
Kathy Bishop.
Couple Celebrates
Fiftieth Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. N.T. Bundy
celebrated their 50th Wedding
Anniversary on Sunday. Feb. 4,
with their children. Mr. and Mrs.
H.T. Hines of Asheville: Mr. and
Mrs. Archie Bundy and son, Mr.
and Mrs. W.N. Bundy and chil
dren. Mr. and Mrs. James Bundy
and son. and Mrs. J.K. Biggs, all
of Fayetteville; and Miss Joanne
Bundy. and Mrs. Diane Russell of
Raeford.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Prince
announce the birth of a daughter.
Michelle Macko. at Memorial
Hospital of Jacksonville, Fla.. on
February 3. 1979. Mrs. Prince is
the former Pat Macko. Both Mr.
and Mrs. Prince are former resi
dents of Raeford.
Mrs. Edward Ray Dew
Harry C. Dew served as best man
for his son. Ushers were Tony
Littrell of Rockingham and Mike
Littrell of Boiling AFB, Wash
ington, D.C., brothers of the bride;
Fred Dew. Jr. of Fayetteville and
Powell Dew of Raleigh, nephews of
the bridegroom.
The bride's mother wore a
formal gown of beige polyester knit
featuring long sleeves, a V-neck
line, and lace trim. The bride
groom's mother wore a formal
gown of apricot polyester knit with
matching cape. They also wore a
white orchid.
The bride's grandmother wore a
blue polyester dress with matching
jacket and a corsage of white
carnations.
Mrs. Gene Carter was hostess to
members of her bridge club and
three visitors on Thursday evening
of last week. Visitors were: Mrs.
Hank Richards. Mrs. June John
son, and Mrs. Avery Connell.
Guests were served a dessert
course upon arrival and iced
drinks, candy and popcorn during
progressions.
Winners for the evening were:
Mrs. William Niven, club high;
Mrs. Avery Connell. visitor high;
Mrs. June Johnson, consolation;
and Mrs. Alfred Leach, bingo.
Mrs Carter
After a wedding trip to Myrtle
Beach, the couple will reside in
Hoke County.
The bride is a graduate of Hoke
High School and is employed as
bookkeeper at John's Texaco in
Red Springs. The bridegroom is a
graduate of Hoke High School,
attended Sandhills Community
College, and is self - employed in
farming.
Cake Cutting
A Cake Cutting was held
immediately following the rehearsal
in the church Fellowship Hall.
Cake was served by Gail
.Woodcox and Sadie Smith. Donna
Scales, cousin of the bride, and
Ann Dew, sister - in - law of the
bridegroom, poured punch and
served coffee. The bride's book was
kept by Ruth Moore, aunt of the
bride.
Hospital News
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At Luncheon
A farewell luncheon honoring
Mrs. Susan McKenzie was held
Saturday at the home of Mrs.
William Niven on College Drive.
Hosting the luncheon with Mrs.
Niven was Mrs. Sam Copper of
Rockingham.
Mrs. McKenzie recently resigned
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ment. She and her husband.
Norman and their children now live
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Birthdays
Elizabeth Calhoun
Miss Elizabeth Calhoun cele
brated her third birthday with a
party at her home on Saturday
afternoon.
Birthday cake, ice cream, and
Coke were served after gifts were
opened. Party favors were given to
her guests.
Mrs. Patterson
Feted At Shower
Mrs. Weaver Patterson was
honored Friday night with a miscel
laneous bridal shower at the home
of Mrs. Jesse Gulledge.
Approximately 45 guests were
present.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
Siddi Parker, her mother, her
sister, Donna Parker, Mrs. Joyce
Gilbert and Elsie Wade.
Other hostesses were Mrs. Roger
Dixon, Mrs. Martin Webb, Mrs.
Ruby Conoly, Ollie Augustone and
Mrs. Suzie Davis.
Personols
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Hobson and
son, David, of Clinton spent the
weekend with their families, Mr.
and Mrs. H.O. Langdon and Mr.
and Mrs. Stacy Hobson.
Wyatt and Everette McBryde of
Matthews, spent the weekend with
their grandmothers, Mrs. Everette
McBryde and Mrs. John Best.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jeff
Harris were their son, Bill Harris,
and family of Durham.
F ayetteville Orchestra
At College Saturday
The Fayetteville Symphony Or
chestra will present its second
concert of the season on Saturday
evening, beginning at 8, in Reeves
Auditorium on the campus of
Methodist College at Fayetteville.
Composed of approximately 50
area musicians and several mem
bers of the North Carolina
Symphony, the Fayetteville Sym
phony annually presents three con
certs under the direction of con
ductor Harlan Duenow.
Edwin Grzesnikowski, a violinist
who is currently the visiting artist at
Sandhills Community College, will
join the Symphony for the Febraury
concert. Grzesnikowski has been
performing in concerts for the past
20 years, playing to audiences from
New York City to Guadalajara.
Mexico.
Prior to becoming Artist ? in -
Residence at Sandhills Community
College. Grzesnikowski was Artist -
in - Residence with the North
Carolina Chamber Players during
the Loblolly Arts Festival at Duke
University.
The program for concert in
cludes Michael Glinka's "Overture
to Ruslan and Ludmilla," Georges
Bizet's "L'Arlesienne Suite No. 1."
Felix Mendelssohn's "Symphony
No. 5 (Reformation) Op. 107. and
Wolfgang Mozart's "Concerto #4 D
Major K 218." These selections
chosen by conductor Duenow will
provide an evening of music for
residents of the area.
Season tickets will be honored
for this concert. Individuals who do
not have season tickets may pur
chase tickets at the door prior to
the concert.
Tickets for students and military
people holding ranks of E-l
through E-3 are 75 cents each; and
for other adults. $2.
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875-2926
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