Webb-Lea Wedding Nuptials
Exchanged In Culdee Church
Miss Fonda Darlene Lea became
the bride of David Niven Webb on
Saturday, January 9 at 2 p.m. in
the Culdee Presbyterian Church in
West End. Miss Lea is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Graham Wilson
Lea of West End. Mr. Webb is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Martin Lee
Webb of Raeford. The Rev.
Benjamin McCoy of West End
officiated at the double ring cere
^ mony.
The church was decorated with
two arrangements of yellow spider
mums and lavender chrysanthe
mums.
Seven-branched candelabra
holding lighted tapers stood on
either side of the altar. Unity
candles were placed beside the
altar.
Honor pews were marked with
candelight bows.
* A program of wedding music was
presented by organist, Mrs. Larry
Richardson. Soloist was Mrs.
Leland Strother, who sang "The
Wedding Song", "Wedding Pray
er", and ''Evergreen".
The bride was given in marriage
by her father. She chose a winter
white wool suit and carried a
cascade of white orchids.
Miss Miriam Bailey of New York
| City served as maid of honor. She
wore a plum wool suit and carried a
bouquet of day lilies and lilies-of
the valley.
Bridesmaids were the sisters - of -
the bride, Miss Robbie Lea and
Mrs. Donald Williamson of West
End and Miss Anne Von-Cannon
of Southern Pines. The brides
maids wore suits and carried
bouquets identical to that of the
p honor attendant.
Flower girl was Miss Valerie
Webb of Fayetteville, niece of the
groom. Ringbearers were Steven
Lea of West End, nephew of the
bride, and Keith Webb of Fay
etteville, nephew of the groom.
The bride's book was kept by
Miss Allison McCaskill and Miss
Anisa McCaskill of Greensboro,
nieces of the bride.
Mr. Webb served as his son's
) best man.
Ushers were Carlton Brock of
Aurora, Missouri, friend of the
groom, Richard Lea of West End,
nephew of the bride, and Eric
Mclnnis of West End.
Honor guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Jesse Gulledge of Raeford, special
friends of the bride and groom.
Miss Lea received an associate
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Mrs. David N. Webb
degree of applied science from
Sandhills Community College.
Mr. Webb is a graduate of Hoke
County High School.
The couple will live in West End.
RECEPTION
The parents of the bride enter
tained with a Pig Picking at Dock
Side in Southern Pines.
CAKE CUTTING
REHEARSAL PARTY
The rehearsal party and cake
cutting was held on Friday evening
in their Culdee Church Fellowship
Hall hosted by the parents of the
groom, and assisted by Mr. and
Mrs. William Niven and Miss Lori
Niven, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse
Gulledge. and Mrs. Keith Johnson
of Fayetteville.
Club Honors
Mrs. Webb
Mrs. David Webb whose wed
ding was Jan. 9 was honor guest
with bridge club members on
Thursday night at the home of Mrs.
Walter Coley. Upon arrival. Mrs.
Webb was presented a corsage of
silk flowers.
After dessert and coffee were
served to guests. Mrs. Webb was
presented gifts from bridge club
members.
Club high scorer was Mrs.
Martin Webb and consolation Mrs.
Berder Niven. The Bingo winner
was Mrs. Earl Gordon.
Other guests were Mrs. Lauchlin
Macdonald and Mrs. Eddie Baker.
Friendship Club
To Meet Tuesday
Martha M. Lundy ot South
eastern Regional Rehabilitation
Center will speak before the Rae
ford Friendship Club on "Strokes"
during February "Heart" Month
on Tuesday. February 2 at 2:30
p.m. in the United" Methodist
Church.
Mrs. Marshall Newton will pre
side.
Single Parents
Meeting Planned
The Sandhills Single Parents
Association will plan to meet again
on Wed., Feb. 3. It will be held at
the Brownson Memorial Presby
terian Church on Indiana Avenue
in Southern Pines. Please plan to
attend. For further information,
contact G. Crews at 875-4813.
Mr. and Mrs. Anton B. Johnson
announce the birth of a son,
Charles Allen, on January- 10. at
Moore Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Johnson is the former Diane Hol
land.
Hospital News
MOORE MEMORIAL
Joan Balfour
Jannette Jackson
Frances Tyner
DUKE
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HIGH SMITH- RAIN FY
W. Lee Smith
Mrs. C.L. Lippard has just re
turned home from a six week visit
with her son Edward Reid, who
resides in Seaside. Oregon. Her
travels while on the west coast
carried her from Olympica, Wash
ington to San Francisco. Cal
fornia.
Civic League Meets
The Hoke County Civic League
will meet on monday. February 1 .
at Buffalo Springs Baptist Church.
The meeting begins at 7 p.m.
All ministers and members are
asked to be present .
Buffalo Springs is located on
Turnpike Road (SRI203).
Births
Personals
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Mr. and Mrs. Lewis E. Halstead of
Rt. 2. Raeford. announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Deborah Jean, to Michael Charles
Holowchik. son of Mr. and Mrs.
John Holowchik of Panama City.
Florida.
The bride is a 1979 graduate of
Hoke High School and is presently
employed us a file clerk by Fuherge.
The bridegroom is a 1974 graduate
of Rutherford High School of
Panama City and is presently
employed by PA TCO.
A March 20 wedding is planned for
2:00 at Stoney Point Baptist
Church in Cumberland County. A
reception is planned immediately
following the wedding at the
Ramada Inn in Fayetteville.
Service Personnel
Marine Cpl. Bruce W. Reasner,
son of Grover C. and Lonie M.
Reasner of P.O. Box 1035, Rae
ford. has been promoted to his
present rank while serving with
headquaters and Headquarters"
Squadron. Marine Corps Air Sta
tion. Beaufort. S.C.
Army SSG Joe Rockholt of
Raeford. stationed at Ft. Rucker.
Ala., has been assigned to duty in
Korea in May.
He is the husband of Faye
Rockholt of Raeford and is a l%8
graduate of Hoke County High
School. He went into the Army in
August I9b8. Sgt. and Mrs.
Rockholt have two children, sons
Dave and Dean. Mrs. Rockholt
and the children will be living in
Raeford while Rockholt is overseas.
Rockholt is a grandson of the
late C.W. "Mr. Rock" Rockholt.
Sr.
When he finishes his tour of duty
in Korea he will be stationed at Ft.
Sill. Okla.
Rockholt currently is serving
with the USACC Signal Battalion.
Raeford JWC Meets
The Raeford Junior Woman's
Club met on January 18, at 7:30, at
the Hoke County Civic Center.
Several of the members refreshed
the club with hot chocolate and
doughnuts.
Jane Britt. club president, called
the meeting to order. Many issues
were discussed. Thanks were ex
tended to all the members involved
in helping the two needy families
during Christmas and also for
preparing delicious refreshments
for the December meeting.
The club also plans to work the
March of Dimes telethon. The club
will be answering calls at Dr.
Southerland's office in Raeford.
This will take place on February 7
through Channel 40.
Another activity that the club has
sponsored is a "hot line" from the
high school directly to the health
department. This line will be set up
for teenagers with questions about
family planning and other items
that concern them. This line should
be open shortly.
The club is also checking into the
possibility of renting out safety
seats for babies, although this will
require much study and legal
advice.
On March 6. the Junior Women
will nominate senior boys and girls
for the Sallie Southall Cotten
Scholarship. There will be two
winners. Each will receive $150.
On February 8. the club plans an
orientation for new members at the
home of Gwen Booker.
The last order of business con
cerned the selling of candy during
February. All members will be
around selling delicious candv. so
be watching.
The meeting was adjourned and
th? refreshments were served.
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