Mrs. Steve Phillipa, Social Reporter, 875-4171
White - Gardner Wedding Vows
Spoken In Lumberton Church
Miss Jennifer Susan Gardner
became the bride of James Fisher
White on Saturday, May 8, in a
12:00 noon ceremony held at the
First Baptist Church in Lumber
ton. Dr. Russell T. Cherry and the
Rev. Gary Mull officiated for the
double ring ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Sherrin Gardner of
Lumberton and the granddaughter
| of J.M. McGougan of Lumber
Bridge and the late Mrs. Mc
Gougan.
The bridegroom's parents are
Mr. and Mrs. Alfred Franklin
White of Hudson, Ohio.
A program of wedding music was
provided by Mrs. John Reissner,
organist, and Dr. Robert Romine,
trumpeter.
Given in marriage by her father,
? the bride wore a formal gown of
" organza, Alencon lace and seed
pearls, fashioned with a scooped
neckline, long tapered sheer sleeves
with lace and pearl appliques and
covered buttons, raised waistline
and bodice overlaid with lace and
pearls. The slightly flared skirt,
accented with lace and pearl appli
ques, was edged in matching lace
and extended into a cathedral
train. Her cathedral-length veil of
illusion, edged in matching lace,
i fell from a Camelot cap of lace and
pearls. She carried a bridal
bouquet of white roses.
Mrs. John Charles Sowers served
as her sister's matron of honor. She
wore a formal dress of Shamrock
Green linen. A removable balero
jacket piped in white linen covered
the spaghetti-strapped bodice. The
natural waistline was accented with
a white string belt. She carried a
> bouquet of mixed spring flowers.
Bridesmaids, whose attire was
like that of the honor attendant,
were Miss Elizabeth Ward Ropers
of Atlanta. Georgia, Miss Cathy
Lynn Lewis of Durham, Miss Mary
Leslie Bennett of Rockingham,
Mrs. Starkey Sharp V of Winston
Salem, Mrs. Steven Rick Alex
ander of Laurinburg, and Mrs.
Preston Emmett Corbett of Win
ston-Salem.
} Mr. White was his son's best
man. Ushers were Frederick
Birthday
Steven Randal Miller
Steven Randal Miller, son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Odell Miller, of
Route 1, Lumber Bridge, cele
brated his seventh birthday with a
party, given by his parents, at his
home on Saturday afternoon.
Several games were played before
the gifts were opened. Each child
received a party favor. Refresh
ments of Birthday cake, ice cream
cones, potato chips, nuts and Coke
were then served.
Those sharing in the festivities
during the afternoon were his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs. Leslie
Irion, Sr. His sisters and brothers,
Cindy Creech, and Susan, Michael
and Eddie Miller. Other honored
guests were: Candy and Marie
Craig, Mandy Creech, Angela and
Allison Miller, Shawn and Dawn
Brock, Shaun Beasley, Jeannie and
John Thompson, and Wendy and
John Irion.
Personal
All of Mrs. A.J. Freeman's children
were home for Mother's Day and
some of the grandchildren and
great grandchildren. It was an
enjoyable day having them all
home. A lovely dinner was served
and Mrs. Freeman received many
nice gifts.
Barry Ellis of Winston -Salem spent
last week with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Ellis.
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Mrs. James Fisher White
Robert White and William Scott
White of Hudson, Ohio, Harold
Wood Vann of Chapel Hill, John
Wendell Wright of Atlanta, Ga..
Preston Emmett Corbett of Win
ston-Salem, and Stewart Carl
Piotter of Akron, Ohio.
After a wedding trip to Charles
ton, S.C. and Kiawah Island, the
couple will reside in Roswell,
Georgia.
The bride is a graduate of
Lumberton High School and Salem
College. The bridegroom is a
graduate of Hudson High School
and Wake Forest University.
A rehearsal dinner was hosted by
the bridegroom's parents on Friday
evening at the Pinecrest Country
Club.
The parents of the bride enter
tained at a reception immediately
following the ceremony at the
Country Club.
Mrs. McFadyen is Honored
Mrs. Joe Chesnutt and Mrs. Tom
McBryde gave a luncheon Sunday,
honoring their mother, Mrs. W.L.
McFadyen at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. McBryde. Those attending
from out of town were: Mr. and
Mrs. Bob Gammon of Burlington,
Mr. and Mrs. William McFadven,
John Everett and Laura McFadyen
of Southern Pines; Mr. and Mrs.
Bob Gammon, Jr., Heather and
Tripp of Durham; Mrs. J.B. In
gram of Mt. Gilead; Dr. and Mrs.
Carlos Cooper and Todd Nash of
Winston-Salem.
The
wedding ring:
a loving
tradition.
Wedding rings have been around
almost as long as weddings
themselves. The use of the wedding
ring was first recorded in ancient
Egypt. It was worn on the third
finger of the left hand because that
finger was believed to be connected
by an artery to the heart. During
the late Roman Empire, a young
maiden would receive a gold
engagement ring The ring sym
bolized an everlasting love that
would never tarnish, just like the metal from which it was
made. In 1554, Queen Mary chose a "plain hoop of gold" for
her man-iage to Philip of Spain, establishing the prestige of the
simple gold wedding band. At that time, the wedding ring was
worn on the third finger of the right hand in some cultures And
during the reign of Henry VIII, it was fashionable to wear a
wedding ring on the thumb!
Today, rings are involved in millions Of American weddings
every year And most of those rings are real karat gold After all ?
Nothing else feel* like real gold.
Nothing else makes any moment so precious
Main 8trect, Raeford
I Mrs. Susie Baker
| Honored By
I Family Members
| A Mother's Day Dinner was held
\ at the home of Mr. and Mrs.
[ Rowland Baker on Fulton St. on
Sunday, May 9, to honor Mrs.
Susie Baker, 83.
A delicious dinner was served as
family members enjoyed good fel
lowship.
Out of town guests were: Mr.
and Mrs. Roy Rogers of Gulfport.
Miss., and Mr and Mrs. Curtis
Baker of Aberdeen.
Attending from Raeford were
Mrs. Susie Baker, Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Frederick and Lori; Mr.
and Mrs. Larry Baker, Jeff and
Penny; Mrs. Alice Charles, Tommy
and Billy; Mrs. Lynn Johnson and
Ricky; Mrs. Cindy Goodman and
Daphnie; Bobby Baker, J.W. Cain,
Mary Saunders and Flossie Coving
ton.
Bounds - Gentry
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Junior
Bounds of Raeford announce the
engagement of their daughter,
Susan Anne, of Wilmington, to
Gary Marshall Gentry of Cary. Mr.
Gentry is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Marshall Gentry of Raeford
and the grandson of Mrs. Charles
Edward Stewart, Jr., also of Rae
ford, and the late Mr. Stewart. An
August 14 wedding is planned at
the First Baptist Church in Red
Springs.
Miss Wood
Honor Guest
At Shower
On May 7, the women of Pine
Forest United Methodist Church
honored Miss Martha Ann Wood
with a floating shower.
Upon arrival the hostesses pre
sented the honoree with a corsage
of white carnations.
Guests were invited to the re
freshment table that was covered
with a linen and lace tablecloth and
centered with an arrangement of
spring flowers.
Miss Wood received many useful
gifts.
Out of town guests were Mrs.
George Wood and Mrs. Jesse
Gulledge.
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Monroe
spent the weekend visiting with Mr.
and Mrs. Zan Monroe, and sons,
Allen and Lindsay, in New Bern.
FIVE GENERATIONS - Seated \LR\ Mrs. Roy Rogers of Gulf port.
Miss., holding Daphnie Goodman, and Mrs. Susie Baker. Standing L-R
Mrs. Cindy Goodman and her mother. Mrs. Alice Charles. This five
generation picture was taken on Sunday at the Mother 's Day dinner for
Mrs. Susie Baker.
Pig-picking Given
For Couple
On Saturday evening Miss
Martha Ann Wood and Andy
Brown were entertained with a
pig-picking at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. John Paul Casey of Kinston.
Other hostesses for the occasion
were Mr. and Mrs. Charles Wade
and Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Sutton.
Approximately 35 guests attended.
The hostesses presented the
honored couple with gifts for their
home.
Mr. Brown and Miss Wood will
be married on May 30.
Out of town guests were Mr. and
Mrs. George Wood.
Personol
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Phillips and
children. Brad and Brooke of
Ashehoro spent Mother's Day with
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Upchurch and
Mrs. W.C. Phillips and Bill.
Births
Skip and Pandy Autry announce
the birth of a daughter. Lindsay
Katherine. on April 20. in Moore
Memorial Hospital at Pinehurst.
Capt. and Mrs. Tom Bolin of
Clarksville. Tetin. announce the
birth of a son. Patrick Daniel, bom
on May 3. Mrs. Bolin is the former
Mary Wallace McLean.
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