LAURINBURG — Scotia Village played host recently to a milestone when Adell Cottingham Page, a resident of the facility, celebrated her 100th birthday with family and friends.
With about 75 in attendance, Page was surprised by a presentation from former State Sen. Bill Purcell, who gave her a letter and proclamation from Gov. Roy Cooper commemorating her 100 years with birthday wishes.
The festivities also included a trio of large cakes in the shape of 100, as well as cupcakes.
The event was held in the MMEC room at Scotia Village on May 18.
A celebration of Adell Cottingham Page’s 100th birthday was held on May 18 in the MMEC room at Scotia Village, where Mrs. Page is a resident. Approximately 75 family members and friends attended. A highlight of the gathering was a presentation by Senator Bill Purcell of a letter and proclamation from NC Governor Roy Cooper commemorating Mrs. Page’s 100 years with special birthday wishes.
Pictured in photo 1 is Senator Bill Purcell presenting a special birthday letter and proclamation from NC Governor Roy Cooper
Pictured in photo 2 are Adell Page with children Mark Page, Pam Hill and George Page.
