THURSDAY, DEC. 2nl. 1913
THE NEWS - JOURNAL, RAEFORI), N. C.
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Social
SACCA-BOUYER RITES
PERFORMED SATURDAY
Mr. and Mrs. John D, Buoycr an
nounce the marriage of their daugh
ter, Hattie Marie, to Technical Serge
ant Thomas R. Sacca, son of Mr. Fran
cis Sacca and the late Mrs. Sacca of
Flushing, Long Island, N. Y. on No
vember 25 at the Baptist pastorium in
Raeford. The Rev. J. D. Whisnant.
pastor of the church, officiated using
the double ring ceremony.
Mrs. Sacca has held a position for
the past year at Headquarters, Civili
an Personnel Division, Ft. Bragg, N.
C.
After a wedding trip to Florida the
couple will make their home in Wil
mington. Sergeant Sacca is stational at Camp
Davis, N. C.
WHITE ELEPHANT SALE
Mrs. Marshall Thomas, Mrs. W. D.
Brown, Mrs. Walter Baker and Mrs.
Tommie Unchurch were hostesses
to the Fidelis Class of the Methodist
Church on Monday evening at the j Doctor's Auxiliary at a crv beautiful
home of Mrs. Upchurch. Mrs. B. B. illmheon at her home at the Sanator
Cole, president of the class was pre- , ilml yesterday.
sent after an absence of sometime j
when she was in Fayetteville Hospital, j ioon Gatlin has been o"t f jch-ol
The class was delighted to have her
with them again. I
The feature of the evening was a
"White Elephant" sale. All present
tnnlr old., u-hir'h u-oro nni-l inr.pri o f
by Edwin Smith. About 50 dollars
was realized from the sale. The voney
is to be used for the orphan which the
class takes care of. Light refresh
ment were served.
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SAFFORD-TALLEY MISS RUTH ALEXANDER
Mr. and Mrs. D. F. Tallcy of Fay- , WED TO SGT. LANGIS
etteville, announce the marriage of Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Alexander of
their daughter, Naomi K. Tallcy. to ; Raeford have announced the marri
Pvt. Robert W. SafTorJ of Camp Da- j age of their daughter. Annie Ruth,
vis, N, C. und New York on Novem- j 1 j Sergeant Robert A. Langis of Re-
ber 20, 1943 at Dillon, S. C. :
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PRESBYTERIAN YOUNG
PEOPLE'S ACTIVITIES
Activities of the several ersanjzat
ions for young people or the Presby
terian church have been announced
for the week as lollows-.
On Sunday evening at 6:30 Herbert
M.Keithan will lead the pr.igram.
The subject will be "How to be sure
that the Voice of God speaks in the
Bible."
The Seri.r study period v. ill be
et:ncaa::y r..g.:r a; i.m
The seniors will give a party for the
Junior department Monday evening
at 8;30 o'clock.
The Intermediates will meet at 6:30
Sunday. The topic is "Gaining a
Knowledge and Understanr ing of
Christmas Around the World."
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Mrs. P. P. McCain entertained the
t10 p:,st week sick with a severe sore
sore throat.
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Lewis and Mrs. Allan
the .Salem girls who
had spent the holidays at home bark
to Si lem at Mrs. M.Gie's home there.
Mrs. Charles Kayl r of Hamlet is
visiting in Raeford.
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The following account of the wed
ding is from the Greensb.iro Daily
News,
Grennsboro, N. C. November 28
Miss Annie Ruth Alexander, of
Greensboro, eldest daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. W. L. Alexander, Raeford.
and Sgt. Robert A. Langis, BTC No
j ij, were married last night at the
home of Rev. J. Ben Eller, pastor of
I Asheboro Street Baptist church, who
officiated.
I For the double ring ceremony the
bride wore a white wool dress with
'a black veiled off-fact hat. Her other
accessories were black and she had a
purple orchid at her shoulder. The
bride's only attendant, Miss Mary Lee
Richardson, her Campbell College
classmate wore a black and white
suit with black accessories and red
i roses, bgt. Patrick F. Dowling, BTC
j No. 10, was best man.
Mrs. Langis has made her home
in Greensboro fjr the past three years
with Mr. and Mrs. W. J. Richardson,
121 Church street. Sergeant Langis
is the son of Mr. and Mrs. E. Langis,
Revere, Mass. The couple are making
their home at 669 Percy street,
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Born to Lt. and Mrs. Lester Poole
a son, Lester Jr. Mrs. Pcole was the
former Miss Edna Alexander. Mrs.
Poole and son are at Moore County
Hospital. Lt. Poole is in England.
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Mrs. Jirnmie Prevatt who lived in
Raeford several years ago , but is
new of Southport was a visitor in
Raeford Tuesday. She has been visit
ing in Nc,v York and Red Springs
wh;le her husband was taking treat
ment at White Springs, Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. G. H. Knapp have
returned to Joplin and Camp Crowd
er. Mo., after spending a few days
here anu at Charleston. W. Va., with
relatives.
Mrs. R. B. Lewis, Mrs. H. A. Cam.
I eron, Mrs. Clyde Upchurch, Mrs.
Lewis Upchurch, Mrs. Tommie Up
chur, h, Mrs. Clyde Upchurch Jr.,
' Mrs. Allan McGee, Mrs. W. T. Cov
! ington, Mr. and Mrs. Rowland Cov-
ington, Mary Stewart Covington, and
Tom Cameron attended the Charles
-Brccden wedding in Bennettsville,
I S. C. Thanksgiving evening. Mrs.
J Tom Cameron and daughter were Jn
I the wedding.
Miss Maude Poole of Belmont, and
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lowe of Charlotte
come to Raeford Thanksgiving after
noon and spent several days with
Mr. and Mrs. D. Sco't Poole, Mrs.
Lowe is organist and choir director
at the First Baptist church in Char
lotte. Miss Marjorie Jones of Whiteville
who is a student at F. M. C. snj-nt the
weenk-end with Dr. and Mrs. Marcus '
R. Smith.
Mrs. Paul Dickson Jr., and son
are visiting Mr. and Mrs .R. L. Black
in Greensboro..
Mr. and Mrs. G. A. Hatch and
daughter. Patsy, and Charles Seate
of Fayetteville, spent Sunday here
with Mr. and Mrs. C. W. Seate.
Mrs. Irene Johnson Cook has re
turned to her home in Varina alter
having spent two weeks wjth Mr.
and Mrs. Tommie Upchurch. Mrs.
R. A. Matheson and Mrs. Upchurch
took Mrs. Cook home and then spent
the day in Raleigh.
00 THIS! To rc!tve discomforts,
one cf the best things yoa can do
Is put a t,ood spoonful of homo
te.,1' d Vi ks VApoRab In a bowl
of boiling vater.
Then kvl tUs wondrrful relief
come as you breathe In the
steaming medicated vapors that
penctrat to the cold-congested
uppr breathlnj passages! Sec
tiow this loothes irritation, qu.'.-ts
rouphinf, and hli'S clr the
head bringing f and comi'ort.
TO Doro KIKF. . . rub throat.
che.il and back wtfi VapoHnb at
bedtime. Vlcks VapoRi b worln
for houra-2 ways at fca to bring
Mief from distrwa. Remember
it i VioLa VapoRua you want.
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Donalj Harvey of Spencer spent the i
Thanksgiving holidays and week-end
at home. '
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Miss Opal Chambliss and Miss Mary
Chambliss of Florida spent Thanksgiv
ing with Mr. and Mrs. J. E, Harvey.
Mrs. Lillian Blue McEachern, who
teaches at Pineland College, Salem
burg, spent the week end with her
mother, Mrs. W. M. Blue. Mrs. Mc
Eachern and Mrs. Kathleen Wils m
spent Saturday in Raleigh.
Mrs. James W. Hewitt visited in
Charlotte and Greensboro over the
I past week end.
Mrs. J. D. Graham, Miss 11a Gra
hham, Mr. and Mrs. Worth Graham
and Worth, Jr., spent Thanksgiving
day in Ellerbee with Mr. and Mrs.
Milton Carpenter.
Mr. and Mrs. Jim Bostic and Mr.
and Mrs. Gene McColl of Laurinburg
were the guests of Mr. and Mrs. E. B.
Campbell Sunday.
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Army People
Invitations have been received for
the party to be held this Friday night
at 8 p. m. for Raefcrd army officers
and their civilian guests. The party
is sponsored by the Officers' Wives
Club. It will take place at the armory,
and will include tables of bridge and
rook, dancing, and refreshments. Mrs.
O. K. Bradley is in charge of the
arrangements, and committees are as i
follows: Invitations: Mrs. Paxton and
Mrs. Watson. Equipment: Mrs. Park
er and Mrs. Currin. Decorations: Mrs.
Clendenin, Mrs. Thoms.n and Mrs.
Towns. Food: Mrs. Clark, Mrs. Jord
an, and Mrs. Nash.
Staff. Sfit. Garner and Mrs. Garner,
who have been living at Mrs. Haflin's,
have moved to Southern Pines.
Capt. and Mrs. Lane returned to
Raeford Tuesday after a week's visit
with their parents in Alabama.
Lt. "Tommy" Thomas joined his
wife in Alberton, Georgia, this past
week-end, where Mrs. Thomas has
been visiting her family. They re-
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turned on Ski. day.
Lt and Mrs. Darnell left Raoi id
l;ist week and arc r.v: hini; at a
Lodge new Camp Mackall.
Lt. and Mis. Williams, who were
living at Mrs. Li:uicoms apartment,
have been transferred to Camp Cam
bell, Kentucky.
Lt. and Mrs. Beaumont are new
arrivals in Raeford, and are living
with Miss Flora Boyce.
Lt. and Mrs. Marion Lanford were
in Raeford Tuesday, apartment hun
ting. The Lanfords lived in Raeford
two years ago. Lt. Lanford has recent
ly returned from Ncrth Africa and
has been assigned to the Replace. rent
center at Fort Bragg.
Friends of Mrs. Donald Deroucn
will regret to hear of the sudden
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.Mrs. Hogge, at their home in Alex
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time with her daughter at the Gilo's
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ARTHUR D. GORE
Attorney and Counsellor at Law
Bank of Raeford Building
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Attorney-at-Law
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Phone 2271 Raeford. N.
Attorney-at-Law
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