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Brutko - Gossett Couple Wed
Jn Kings Mountain Ceremony
Shirley Knapp Gossett and
Malcolm Neal Brutko were married
on Saturday, January 16, in a 7
p.m. ceremony held at the home of
?the bride in Kings Mountain. The
Rev. Gerald Weeks officiated for
the ceremony, and Miss Ashley De
Anne Gossett, daughter of the
bride, was pianist.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
<Wesse W. Kelly of San Antonio,
^"exas and G.H. Knapp of St.
Petersburg. Florida. She is the
granddaughter of David A. Smith
and the niece of Louise and Archie
McDiarmid all of Raeford. The
bridegroom's parents are Mr. and
Mrs. C.A. Brutko of Shelby.
The bride was given in marriage
by her step-father, Jesse W. Kelly
of San Antonio, Texas, and was
Attended by her daughter, Ashely
^De Anne Gossett. as maid of honor.
C.A. Brutko of Shelby served as
his son's best man.
The families of the bridal couple
hosted a reception at the home of
the bride following the private
ceremony.
After a wedding trip to Paradise
Island. Bahamas, the couple will
make their home in Kings Moun
tain wilh the children of the bride,
- Todd and Ashley.
*?/ Out of town guests included Mr.
< and Mrs. Jesse W. Kelly and David
A. Knapp. brother of the bride, all
of San Antonio. Texas.
The bride graduated from Hoke
High School and attended business
college in Fayettcville. She has lived
in Kings Mountain for the past ten
years and is employed by the
Holiday Inn of Kings Mountain.
The bridegroom graduated from
^Shelby Senior High School and
UNC-Chapel Hill. He is employed
by Tri Logic Corp., Reston.
Virginia, as Senior Field Engineer.
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Mrs. Malcolm Nea! Brutku
Academy Club Sponsors Benefit
During (he past tour weeks the
^Senior Beta Club of Flora Mac
"lonalii Academy has sponsored a
"Math-a-thon" program for St.
Jude Children's Research Center.
"Kunbooks" containing 200
math problems, were distributed to
interested students in grades one
through eight. Participants re
cruited sponsors who pledged do
nations based upon the number of
problems the student completed.
The school has raised over one
thousand seven hundred dollars to
send to St. Jude to further support
the cancer research center.
In return, St. Jude provides
T-shirts for students raising $25 or
more and jackets for those who
raise over $100 in donations.
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Births
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Owen of
Raeford announce the birth of a
son, Johnny Vance, on February 8,
at Cape Fear Valley Hospital.
Sgt. and Mrs. Dennis K. Ellis of
Cherry Point Marine Air Base
announce the birth of their second
daughter, Kristen Joyce, on Feb. 3
at Moore Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Ellis is the former Linda Joyce
Strother.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gray announce
the birth of a daughter, Christina
Cheryl on Feb. 5 at Moore Mem
orial Hospital. Mrs. Gray is the
former Beth Hill.
Mr. and Mrs. Gerald Lupo an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Pamela Ellen, on February 4 at
Moore Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
Lupo is the former Wanda Wilkes.
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Mrs. McNeill
Is Speaker For
Public Affairs
Mrs. Betsy Ann McNeill, Hoke
County's N.C. 2000 Chairman, was
speaker for the Public Affairs
Department when it met on Feb
ruary 2 at the home of Mary Lee
Matnerly.
Mrs. McNeill explained that
N.C. 2000 is a state-wide effort to
plan for the needs of the state in the
next century.
We as citizens are challenged to
be aware of the changes that will
take place around us and to begin
asking questions about how those
needs can be met. Together we in
Hoke County can be prepared.
In a business session, members
voted to give money to send a child
to camp. Plans are being made for
a school program on shoplifting.
Members will have a White
Elephant Sale in April.
Hostesses Ellen Currie and Mary
Lee Matherly served refreshments
of a valentine motif.
Education Dept.
Members Hear
Special Program
NCFWC Education Department
met Tuesday night February 2nd at
the home of Mrs. Barbara Mat
thews, with Mrs. Linda McLeod
and Mrs. Ellen Willis as co
hostesses.
The chairman, Mrs. Shirley
Gibson, called the meeting to order
and presided over the business
session. Mrs. Ellen Willis then
introduced Mrs. Rhenda Cameron,
coordinator of exceptional chil
dren. Mrs. Cameron spoke about
the programs that are being offered
for the exceptional child in the
Hoke County School System. She
was very enthusiastic about the
work that is being done, in her
praise for the teachers and the
results that are being seen in these
programs.
The hostesses served delicious
pound cake, coffee, and nuts.
Sandhills Women
To Hear
Caroline Helms
The Sandhills Christian
Women's Club will hold its;
February meeting, at the Couetqf
Club of North Carolina' on Thurs
day, February 18th at 11:30 a.m.
CWC is an interdenominational
women's group with no member
ship or dues. All are welcome. The
buffet lunch is $5.50.
Guest Speaker will be Caroline
Helms from Greensboro, N.C.
Nancy Hudson of Southern Pines
will provide the Special Music. The
Special Feature will be presented by
R.S.V.P. of Pinehurst.
A free, pre-school nursery will be
provided at the Brownson Mem
orial Presbyterian Church in
Southern Pines. Please make a
reservation for your child as you
make your own. Please bring a
sandwich for your child.
For reservations, please call 875
3759 no later than Monday, Feb
ruary 15th.
Jones-Richardson
Mrs. T. C. Jones and Mr. and Mrs.
Roy W. Jones of Raeford, an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Barbara Ann. to Jona
than Banks Richardson, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Decatur Richardson, of
Southern Pines.
The wedding is planned for June 27
at the Raeford United Methodist
Church.
The bride-elect will graduate from
the University of North Carolina
School of Pharmacy in May. The
prospective bridegroom is em
ployed with Stanley Furniture
Company in West End.
Shannon Maxwell
Shannon Maxwell, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Maxwell,
celebrated her fourth birthday on
Sunday, February 7, with a party
at "Jim's Hideaway" at the home
of her grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
Jim Maxwell.
Approximately twenty friends
and relatives attended.
Ice cream cake, homemade
cookies, nuts, chips and iced drink
were served.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Sparks of
Cussetta, Ga. visited for several
days last week with Mr. Sparks'
sister, Mrs. Viola Fulk and Ro
land.
M,V. Peele,
Mike Peckham
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Birthdays
Mrs. M.V. Peele honored her
husband and grandson Mike Peck
ham of Chapel Hill with a birthday
dinner at her home last Sunday.
Those enjoying the day with
them were Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Terry of Laurinburg, Delaine Peck
ham and Beth Dorton of Chapel
Hill, Mr. and Mrs. David Scull,
Judy and Randy, Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Peele and children, Steve
and Leah, all of Raeford. John
Hill and John Jr. of Elizabethtown
joined them later in the day.
She had the birthday dinner a
week early because Mike's basket
ball team has a game in Blacksburg
Va. Saturday night Feb. 13th and
he couldn't be here on the 14th.
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