Tlll'KSIMY, MARCH S!rt, 101:1
THE NEWS-JOURNAL, RAEFORD, N. C.
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Social Items - Personals
PHONE
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I MISS FERGUSON
ENTERTAINS CLUB
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and Mrs. J. W. McBryde, a few duys
the past week.
Mrs. Joe (iulledge spent last week
in Raleigh with Mr. and Mis. Har
old Long.
Miss Mary Shaw McDiarmid, of
Raleigh, spent the week end with
her mother, Mrs. Mary McDiarmid.
Mr. and Mrs. Arch Graham visit
ed Hilton Graham, of Raleigh, who
is a patient at Rex hospital.
Mrs. J. V. Grudzis and son Jay re
turned to Thomasville Monday after
visiting her mother, Mrs. B. L. Cox.
sick at his home. He was stricken
with pneumonia the first of Decem
ber and has never recovered.
Mrs. Mary Snead Halperin and
Mrs. Harold Stone and baby, of daughter, Sandra, of Natick, Mass.,
Falls Church, Va., are spending this wil spend the summer at the Snead
Miss Jesse B. Kertiuson entertain
ed her bridge club Monday evening
I at her home.
Mrs. Harry Greene won the high
, score prize and Mrs. Margie C.
Townsend the floating prize.
Guests of the club were Mrs. G
Moon and Mrs. Townsend.
A sweet course was served.
SERVICES AT METHODIST
CHURCH SUNDAY
McPHAUL-WATSON
M.
week with Mrs. Stone's parents,
and Mrs. A. B. Warren.
Mr.
Miss Lois McKenzie, of Burling
ton, spent the past week-end with
her parents, Mr. and Mis. A. B. McKenzie.
Mrs. W. H. Thompson returned to
Maxton Monday after having visit
ed her sister, Mrs. J. M. Norton.
Waller Freeman, of Aberdeen, was
in town last week, swapping good
jokes as usual.
Mrs. Roger Riggan and Mrs. Bu-
l ford Pcele, of Ghio, N. C, spent Mon
day with Mrs. Riggan's sister,
Wilmer McBryde.
Mrs.
Capt and Mrs. Younger Snead will
leave for Weldon for several days
home here, and will be here until
September, when Mrs. Younger
Snead and children return from Wel
don to take up their residence here.
Mrs. R. A. Matheson accompanied
Mrs. Walter Barrington, Jr., to Hills
boro Tuesday. Mrs. Barrington had
nursed Mrs. Willis Horton during
her illnes. Mrs. Horton, who was
buried Sunday, was a cousin of Mrs.
Matheson.
Mrs. Wilma McDonald and Mrs.
Clyde Upchurch spent Mnoday after-
with Mrs. C. P. Vincent, the latter ! noon at Moore County hospital with
part of the week.
Miss Martha Brandon, of Wash
ington. D. C, is spending this week tie daughter,
with her p.ircnls. Mr. and Mrs. L. B.
Brandon.
Mrs. V. J. McDiarmid has return
ed home from Highsmith hospital,
where she lias hern a patient for
some time.
Mr. and Mrs. H. V. Stuart and lit-
Mary Elizabeth, of
Charlotte, visited Mrs. Stuart's fath
er, Mr. Wallace McLean this weekend.
Lt. and Mis. D. S. Tolar, of Fort
Jackson, spent the week end with
Mrs. Total's mother, Mrs. Faith
Bridges.
M:s. Joe Hancock and children,
Martha Nell and Patricia Ann, of
Jacksonville, are spi tiding sometime
with Mr.?. Hancock's parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Bruce Morris.
Miss Beth McDonald and Mrs. R. B.
Lewis, who were patients there. Mrs.
Lewis returned to her home in Rae
tord Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Cole and family
spent Sunday in Fayetteviile.
Rev. C. A. Jones, of St. Pauls, will
preach at the Raeford Methodist
church Sunday. March 28, 11:00 A.
M., and Rev. Henry Rouark. of Red
Springs, will preach at 8:00 P. M.
The pastor, E. C. Crawford, is
away this week working with the
State-wide Church Temperance
Committee in setting up a Temper
ance program for the churches of the
State. He will preach at Stokesdale
Sunday morning, returning to Rae
ford Monday.
Pre-Easter revival services wil be
conducted in the Raeford church,
April 19-25.
MRS. W. L. POOLE
HOSTESS TO CLUB
Mr. and Mrs. N. P. Watson, of Red
Springs, announce the marriage of
their daughter. Mary Dorothy. to
Pvt. Thomas Douglas McPhaul. ol
Shannon timl Canin Tliermol, Cul.
The wedding took place Wednes
day evening, February 24, in the
Presbyterian manse in Dillon, S. C.
with only a few close relatives pres
ent. Rev. R. S. Hayes, pastor of the
Dillon Presbyterian church, officia
ted. Sl lt l( KS AT BAI'TIST CHI IM H
BE PAID
There will be services held at the
llaptist Church Sunday morning.
Rev. W. M. Gerald, of lllowing
Koik. will preach.
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The amount of Newt-print (pa
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ed) that we can get it based on
paid up tubscriptions. Many,
many people who tubtcribed
during the baby contest are ro"
delinquent
Professional Cards
ARTHUR I. GORE
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Bank of Raeford Building
N. McN. SMITH
Attorney-at-Law
C. B. ROWLAND
Phone 2271 - Raeford. N. C.
Attorney-at-Law
Office in Court House
Phase mention The Newt-Journal
whru tiliopninr in Raeford, Fayette-
1 vllle, Red Springs. Boy from eur
Advertisers
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Miss Isaliel
week end with
Itciliiinc
Yiends at
spent the
Tar Heel.
Mi?s Leone Clinic spent the wiek
! Mrs. W. L. Poole was hostess to
i her bridge club Friday from 1 to
1 4:30 P. M.
' She served a delicious luncheon to
12, all 'v!n, club members, with
i .Mrs. A. K, ( ni l i.'. a vueal. The ('lull
was cMiul.'.i.d to have Mrs. Ed Be
' c f t with tliem on this
POULTRY LOADING
TUESDAY MARCH 30th
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end at her home at Southern Pines, .occasion.
Sgt. and Mrs. J. H. Blythe, of Fort
Bragg and Huntersville, spent the
week end with Mrs. Blythe's father.
Mr. Wallace McLean.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Enoch. t" Dur
ham. .. C, visited re latives around
.Vienlein and K;.e!' rJ the pa.-t week
end. sirs. Eno.-h was formerly Miss
Lon ..e McErydc.
Mrs. M. ?-IcKi it han h,.s
lined to her home by iline.
week.
bei n con
's the past
Upchurch won high ! B '"
fc"J Cur True'.. w:!l b. in F.?evd. from 3 unlil 10:00 A. M.
score prize.
Miss Maiy Lewis, of Saicm Col-
lege, was at home for the week end.
Mr. and Mrs. George McFadven. of i she came especially to see her moth-
Miss Billic Melntyre. a student at
i Wake Forest, spent the week end at
' home.
Jacksonville, spent the week end
with his mother, Mrs. A. B. McFad
yen .
Miss Frances Tapp, who is in train
ing at Rex hospital in Raleigh, is re
ported recuperating satisfactorily
following an appendectomy.
T. P. Hogan, of the Shannon com
munity, former linotype operator of
The News-Journal, continues quite
er, who was a patient at Moore Coun
ty hospital.
Mrs. Lilly McMillan, of Saluda, S.
C, is visiting her sister, Mrs. S. P.
Trawick, near Arabia. Mr. Trawick
who has been quite feeble this win
ter, is now much better.
Miss Mabel McBryde, R. N., of St.
Luke's hospital, Richmond, Va., vis
ited 10 the home of her parents. Mr.
Mrs. Henry Monroe, Sr.. spent last
week with Capt and Mrs. Henry
Monroe at Tampa, Fla.
Charles Seate, of Fayetteviile,
spent the week end with his mother,
Mrs. C. W. Scate.
Miss Florence Hurst, of Sumter,
spent several days last week with
Mrs. Carl Freeman.
Mrs. Graham Dickson and children
left Wednesday morning to visit Mrs.
A. P. Dickson in High Point.
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j Miss Grace Maxwell, who is in
training at Thompson Memorial hos
pital, is quite ill.
Mr. and Mrs. George Weaver and
son. of Windsor, spent the week-end
with Mr. Weaver's mother.
Misses Elaine Smith and Mildred
Newton, students at Louisburg col
lege, are spending their Spring holi
days at their homes.
Mrs. L. A. Gram spent several I
days last week at her home near i
Vass, on account of the illness of her
father, Mr. D. M. Cameron. !
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IWrFORP, NOP.TII CAROLINA
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lowe, of Char- j
lotte and Miss Maude Poole, of Bel- j
mont. spent the week end with their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. D. S. Poole. ,
Mrs. Woody Hi ndrick. of Kanna
I polis. spent last week at the home
;of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Henry
.Monroe. She returned to her home
: Sunday with Mr. HendricU. who
came for the week end.
MRS. H. C. McLAUCHLIN
ENTERTAINS SCHUBERT CLUB
The Schubert Junior Music Club ;
met on Fridav. March 19th, at the
! home of Mrs. H. C. McLauchlin. The
' host and hostesses were John Mc
iLauchlin, Doris Keith, Betty Holland
land Mary Raye Freeman.
When the business part of the
meeting was finished the following
program was given:
Joyful serenade, by Gabriel Marie,
Faye Baker.
Cotton Pickers, by Martin, John
McLauchlin.
Son of My Soul, by M. :ik, Marion
Levis.
Hunting song, by Williams, Marion
Lewis.
The Rabbit Revels and Romps
Away, by Williams. Betty Holland.
A Twilight Idyl, by .'.hrecker,
Eleanor Leach.
The Wind, by Ralph, Lydia McKei
than. At the Bonnie Brook Fair, by Scott,
Joan Johnson Sonatina Opus 5!), by
Kuhlau, Mary Raye Freeman.
Valse Brilliante Opus 34 No. 1, by
Chopin, Doris Keith.
Sonatina Opus 55 No. 1 Allegro
Vivace, by Kuhlau, Elsie Upchurch.
Lit bcrstraum. by List, Leonora
Cun ie.
Car lina was sung at the close of
the program. During the sixrial hour
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