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CELEBRATE BIRTHDAY : Annette and Janette Adcox were honored on their 11th birthday at a partyyesterday afternoon at he home of Mr. and Mrs. Coy Lucas on the Dunn-Erwin Highway.. Those in theabove picture are Janita Brown, Marcela Lawson, Mary Simmons, • Cathy Loyd, Macy Beasley JaniceGodwin, Lois Perry, Janice Brown, Penny Johnson, Carolyn Barefoot, Patricia Reaves, Janett Reaves,Sandra House, Francis Clark, Winifred Turner, Beverly Turner, Rudolph Reaves, Billy Parker, RayTyndall, Jackie Surles, Carl Lee, Larry Whitman, Dalton Tyndall and Raymond Moore. (Daily RecordPhoto) ,

DOROTHY WHEELER IS MARRIED TOMR. STUBBS IN CEREMONY SUNDAY

Family ReunionHeld In Raeford

On Sunday August 16, 1953, Mr.L. A. Sandy of Route 2, Raeford,N. C., was given a birthday dinnerin honor of his 66th birthday whichwas August 14. A delicious dinnerwas enjoyed by all and after whichMack and Coolidge Sandy, AutryCollins and Martin Scarboro en-tertained the guests with Stringmusic.

Those attending from Raefordwere the following: Mr. N. A. Mc-Neill, Mrs. Rosa Calder and grand-son Bobby, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Liv-ingston, Mr. and Mrs. Mack San-dy and Eddie. From FayettevilleMr. and Mrs. H. F Bowen and sonDavid, Mr. and Mrs. John Bar-low and family, Mr. and Mrs. Lew-is Sandy and Alice, and Mr. andMrs. H. H. Bunee and Sylvia. FromHolly Springs Mrs. Anna Sandy,Charles Baker, Elbert Baker, andMrs. M. M. Sandy. Those fromFuquay Springs were Mr. J. G.Ballard and Mr and Mrs. LaylonBaker. From Varina Mr. and Mrs.James Yarborough and children.From Southport Mr. David Bakerand Mrs. W. C. Jones. Mr. andMrs. Pete Reagan of Cary; Mr.and Mrs. A. W. Pittman and child-ren of Coin jock: Miss Shelby JeanPittman of Maple: Mrs. B. G. Ram-beau and Hilda of ChalybeateSprings. Also Mr. Sandy’s daughter,Mrs. H. K. Carter and grandson,Roger of Chuckey, Tennessee, andMr. Sandy’s son Frank, his wifeand son Franklin cf Augusta, Ga.,and also Coolidge Sanay of Aug-usta, Georgia, and Mrs. Ann Duf-fey of Hephizibah, Georgia.

Lillington PartyHonors BrideAnd Bride-Elect

Mis? Henrietta O’Quinn, Lilling-ton bride-elect, and Mrs. MackWilliams Gardner, of Angier, a re-cent bride, shared honors at thebeauitifuMy appointed Coca-Colaparty- on Wednesday mor-ning by Miss Belle Hockaday andtwo other hostesses at the Hock-aday home in Lillington.

Mrs. David Blalock of Bunnleveland Mrs. C. S. Fowler of Lilling-ton were co-hostesses at the party.

Miss O'Quinn, daughter of Mr.and Mrs. R. B. O’Quinn, will bemarried to Marvin Murray onAugust 26 at the Lillington Bap-tist Church. Before her marriageon August 10 in the Brookley AirForce Base Chapel at Mobile, Ala.,

Mrs. Gardner was Mrs' FrancesPrivet t of Mobile.

First Lieutenant Gardner, thebridegroom, is a son of Mr. andMrs. Mack Gardner of Angier anda nephew of Miss Hockaday andof Mrs. Blalock. He and his b:ideare on a visit to relatives inthis section, and will return short-ly to Mobile where LieutenantGardner is based at Brookley AirForce Base.

In the living room of the Hock-aday home a vase of double whitealtheas was used on an antiquetable, while an arrangement ofpeach gladioli was plaqed in thebay windows. Blue sage and zin-nias in various shades were usedin other parts of the room.

Waist corsages of white pompoms and stephanotis were pre-sented to both honorees. Miss O’-Quinn also received a gift of crys-tal and Mrs. Gardner was presen-ted a silver butter dish.

Party sandwiches in the designof calla lilies and flower pots, hambiscuits, individual pastries andbridal cakes were served with cokes.Each place had a boutonniere ofwhite flowers.

Among the out-of-town guests

were Mrs. Mack Gardner, motherof Lieutenant Gardner, and her

Pledging their vows in the Hod-ges Chapel ,F!ree Will BaptistChurch near Benson where thebride's family had worshipped forseveral generations. Miss DorothyMaHe Wheeler, assistant countyhome demonstratldh agent of Wil-son County, and Earl Morri sStubbs, assistant manager of Char-les Stores in Greensboro, were uni-ted in marriage at 5:00 o’clockSunday afternoon, August 16. Rev.David Capps, minister of Benson,was the officiating clergy. Thedouble ring ritual was used.

A floral arch with white satinprayer bench formed the center ofthe wedding scene. A mass offern and palms formed the gar-den background before which wereplaced two 14-branched candelabraand two 10-branched candelabraholding lighted white cathedralcandles. Whit*? pedestal basketsheld white mixed blooms carryingout the traditional green and whitenuptial colors. Reserved «e sweremaiked with candles and ribbons¦ ‘ached to the pews.

•Ms. Jarvis Bryant, pianist,-¦ssed in light blue, played an ex-

ensive program of wedding musicprior to the ceremony and accom-panied Miss Claudette Young, drex-

. sed in pink, of Dunn, when sheI sang two solos.

Mrs. Reba Willenbucker of At-lanta attended her sister as ma-tron of horfir and Miss PeggySmith, niece of the bride, of De-catur, Ga.. attended as maid ofhonor. Their ankle length dresseswere of Heaven blue nylon netover foundations of blue taffeta.They wore net stoles and carriedcircular bouquets of pastel flow-ers with tulle streamers.

Senior bridesmaids were MissElla Cashwell, college roommate ofthe bride, of SaxaDahaw. and MissMavis Boykin, apartment mate ofthe bride in Wilson, of Wilson.

Junio- attendants were Miss Re-nee Willenbucker of Atlanta. Ga..and Miss Jackie Frazier of Hen-derson. The bridesmaids’ dresseswere like those of the honor at-tendants.

Honorary bridesmaids wearingdresses in pastel shades and wristcorsages were Mrs. J. Robert Jer-nigan and Mrs. Ben C. Smith, sis-ters of the bride, Mrs. W. RansomWhittington, sister of the groom, ofZebulon, Miss Walenah Qu.inerly ofWilson, and Miss Sally Willenbuck-

er of Atlanta.Niece and namesake of the bride,

little Amy Marie Willenbucker ofAtlanta, was flower girl.

Given in marriage by her fa-ther. A. J. Wheeler, the bride worea gown of white organza made withfitted bodice and large puffed sleeves confined at the wrist, a 8-tieredskirt gathered full at waistline.She carried a circular bouquet ofminiature white mixed flowers witha white orchia.

Best man was John Stubbs, bro-ther of the bridegroom, of RockyMount. The ushers were W. Ran-som Whittington of Zebulon, L. B.Outlaw of Rocky Mount, Opie Fra-zier and Harold Frazier of Hender-son, nephews of the bridegroom.

The mother of the bride wore anavy dress with navy accessoriesand a white orchid at her should.e:. Mrs. Opie Frazier, sister of thebridegroom, of Henderson, worenavy with blue and whiteaccessories and a white orchid.

The bride, younger daughter ofMr. and Mrs. Andrew JacksonWheeler of Benson, was gradu-ated from Benson High Schooland attended East Carolina Collegein Greenville. For the pastsix years she has been associatedwith lural home demonstrationwork in \yilson County.

The bridegroom, son of Mrs. An-nie Morris Stiibbs of Silverdaleand the late David Levi Stubbs, wasgraduated from Epsom High schoolwith the class of 1943, attended N.C. State College where he studiedagricultural engineering. For thepast few years he has been in theretail merchandising field.

Directing the wedding was Mrs.Kyle Hunter Stephenson of Ben-son.

Following a wedding trip theyoung couple will establish resi-dence in Greensboro.

Immediately following the wed-ding a reception was held at thehome of Mr. and Mrs. Robert LeeWheeler on Benson, Route 1.

Photographs for a bridal albumwere made by Ben C. Smith, bro-ther-in-law of the bride, of De-catur. Ga.

On Saturday evening, August 15,a bridal dinne- party was givenat Johnson’s Restaurant in Dunn.Places wore laid for 36 guests in-cluding the bridal couple, Miss Dor-othy Marie Wheeler and Earl Mor-ris Stubbs, Mr. and Mrs. A. J.Wheeler, Rev. J. David Capps, Mr.and Mrs. J. R Jernigan, Mrs. Jar-vis B.yant, A. J. Wheeler Jr.. Mrs.Watson Lucas, Mrs. Kyle HunterStephenson, all of Benson: Mr. and

iMrs. Ransom Whittinrton of Zeb-Julon, Mr. and Mrs. Opie Frazier,

i Jackie and Harold Frazier, all of! Henderson. Miss Claudette Young

I cf Dunn. Mr. and Mrs. John Stubbsand L. B. Outlaw of Rocky Mount.Mr. ard Mrs. Ben C. Smith of De-catur, Ga., Mr. and M:s. HolmanWhitford, Holman Stubbs Whit-ford, and William Whitford ofMeridan, Texas, Miss Sally Willen-bucker. Renee and Amy Marie Wil-letibucker of Atlanta, Miss EllaCashwell of Saxapahaw, Miss MavisBoykin and Miss Walenah Quiner-ly of Wilson, Mr. and Mrs. E. HWillenbucker of Atlanta and MissPeggy Smith of Decatur. Ga.

At noon on the day of theStubbs-Wheeler wedding, Mr. andMrs. A. J. Wheeler entettained ata large dinner party for familiesof the bridal couple at the homeof Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Wheel-er. Among guests present were Mr.and Mrs. L. D. Stubbs, Mr. and

| Mrs. David Holland and WilliamHolland of Silverdale, Mrs. EvaFrazier of Henderson, and Mr. andMrs. Lebert Howes of Wilson,

Assisting with the dinner wereMrs. Jack McLamb, Mrs. Otis Whit-tington and Miss Lola Langdon.

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Mrs. Justesen IsBridge Hostess

Mrs. Wayne Justesen was hostessat bridge last night, entertainingfor members of the Friendly Dozenbridge club and other guests. Whenthe players had arrived, Mrs. Juste-sen served a delicious dessert coursfof homemade vanilla ice creamwith brownies ana mints.

A lovely bouquet of mixed flower:was on the mantle, and other arrangements, including yellow mum'and lavender pompoms, were usedabout the living room. During playthe hostess passed cokes and pota-to chips.

Mrs. James Yates had the high-

Pam StewartHas Party

Mrs. Edwin Stewart entertainedat a birthday party Tuesdav after-noon at her home on West BroadSt. honoring her daughter, Pamelaon her fourth birthday. The littleguests enjoyed playing in the vard

l and with Pam’s toys. She later: opened her gifts. The honoree worea dainty pink corsage.

The lovely pink and green birth-i day cake was cut after the childrenhad sung ‘‘Happy Birthday” to PamMrs. Stewart also served ice cream,nuts, and lemonade. Homs were

I given as favors.Children enjoying the party with

Pam were Martha Lou, Roy Doug-las and Johnny Lowe, Andy andRichard Johnson, Byron and JohnAlsey Johnson, Randy and BubbaDoffermyre, Tony Stancil, MartyExum, Gene and Jim Walker, Hil-ton Lawrence, Diane, Marthy and

Kay Corbin.

Family PartyIs Given

A family picnic was held atLakeview Sunday Aug. 16 whereCharlie M. Dudley, children andgrand children gathered for a visitand treat together.

Attending were: Charlie Dudley,Gartha Allean Phillip, Arthur, Lis-sie, Enoch, Eva, Max Rebeka. Ju-dith, Ronnie, Herman, Elgie, Pam,Keith, Louis Douglas Dudley. LulaCramer, Robert, Grace, R. L„ Ger-ry, Rozian. and Charles Cramer.Rossie Gilbert, Geraldine and JohnByrd. Willie and. Lena Parker.Lloyd and Kathryn Weeks.

Everyone had a very enjoyabletime.

GRADUATE FROM ACCAmong those graduating from

Atlantic Christian College in Wil-son during the August commence-ment exercises were Lottie TewBass, Frances Langston, Altha JeanWarren, all of Newton Grove and

Margaret J. Hawley of Godwin.

VISITING JERNIGANSDr. Paul F. Beachamp of Green-

ville, S. C. and Rev. J. Vinson El-lenberg of Charlotte are spendingthis week in Dunn with Dr. andMrs. J. A. Jernigan.

AT BEACHMrs. J. I. Thomas and children,

Mrs. O. P. Blackley and childrenare spending this week at .Wrights-ville Beach. 'i j

SON IS BORNMr. and Mrs. Roland McLamb

announce the birth of a son, TonyRoland, on Friday, August 14, inThe Dunn Hospital. Mrs. McLambis the former Miss Margie Adams,

daughter of Mrs. Charlie Adamsof near Benson.

TO \VINDY HILLMr. and Mrs. O. S. Atkins and

their daughter, Miss Frances LouiseAtkins, Miss Ella Turner Atkins,Miss Louise McLaughlin and H.T. Atkins are spending the weekat , a cottage at Windy Hill, S. C.Next week Miss Frances LouiseAtkins will have around a dozen

additional guests for a housepartyat the same cottage.

daughter, Mrs. Thomas Doughertyof Angier, and Mrs. Jack Mitchinerof Game:. Around 20 Lillingtonguests, including Mrs. R. -B. O’-Quinn, mother of the. bride-elect,attended.

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