THE NEWS - JOURNAL, RAEFORD. N. C.
PAGE FIVE
THURSDAY, DEC. 9th. 1943
Social
IRS. MURRAY SPEAKS
CAMERON CLUB WOMEN
Mrs. R. L. Murray, president of the
Ninth District of the N. C. Federation
of Womens Clubs, was guest speaker
at the meeting of the Cameron club
held Thursday at the home of Mrs.
J. Clyde Kelley.
In her talk Mrs. Murray talked on
the federated program for the year
and suggested club projects which
would aid in our war effort and be of i
direct benefit to men and women, in
the service!.
The club presented Mrs. Murray
with a "warsage" at the close of the
business session.
On leaving Cameron, Mrs. Murray,
who was accompanied by Mrs. H. A.
Cameron, then met with officers of the
Vass chfb at the Acorn lunch room
where club matters were again dis
You Want To Be
Sure To Have A
TURKEY
For Christmas
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flOW-Or before December 18th
Dressed Turkeys Delivered
Thursday-Dec. 23rd
Prices
Dressed 53c lb
Drawn 63c lb.
Write or See
FLOYD SEALS
Route I Aberdeen, N. C.
Farm located two miles West of Ashley Heights
Juattfu
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FOR USEFUL GIFTS
Shop at I. MANNS. We have a very nice se
lection of holiday featured wearing apparel
for each member of the Family.
Suggestions:-
Bed Jackets
Dressing Gowns
Lingerie
Hosiery
Handkerchiefs
Hand Bags
Table Cloths
Bridge Sets
Sweaters
Ties
-Chenile Bed Spreads
CHILDRENS
Coats
x- Sweaters
Dresses
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''Whore Price And (Jit.ilitv Meet"
Items - Personals
i CHRISTIAN SERVICE
SOCIETY MEETS MONDAY
The general meeting cf the Circles
of the Society of Christian Service will
be held Monday, December 13th, at
3-30 at the church.
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Mrs. Jessie Br. ck is undergoing
treatment at the Charlotte Memorial
Hospital for a broken hand and wrist,
from which she had been suffering
for the past 14 months.
cussed. Mrs. C. P. McMillan, presi
dent of the Vass club was then hostess
at a chicken dinner During the meal
club and war work were the subject
f an interesting discussion.
Mrs. Murray reports that both
clubs are very active in war work and
were highly interested in the newly
suggested projects for extending their
activities.
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-Bath Robes
Pajamas
Bedroom Slippers
Scarves
-Billfolds
Shirts
Sox
Toilet Sets
for service men.
-MENS Suits
- MENS Hats
BOYS
-Hats
-Shirts
- Suits,
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AUXILIARY CIRCLES
TO MEET MONDAY
The Circles of the Raeford Presby
terian Church will meet Monday,
December 13th, at 3:30 o'clock as fol
lows; Circle No. 1, Mrs. H. W. B. Whitley,
Chairman, with Mrs. Sarah McEach-
em McNeill.
Circle No. 2, Mrs. Robert . Cox,
Chairman, With Mrs. D. .H. Hodgin.
Circle No. 3, Mrs. J. A. Baucom,
Chairman, with Mrs. K. A. McDonald.
Circle No. 4, Mrs. Herbert McKeith
an, Chairman, with the Chairman.
Circle No. 5, Mrs. A. K. Stevens,
Chairman, with Mrs. L. H. Koonce.
Circle No. 6, Mrs. A. K. Currie,
Chairman, with Mrs. N. B. Sinclair,
Circle No. 7, Mrs. Hubert McLean,
Chairman, with Mrs. E. B. Campbell.
Circle No. 8, Mrs. H. K. Holland',
Chairman, with Mrs. Dixie Smith.
Mrs. Halley Blythe spent Monday
and Tuesday in Charlotte. Mrs
Blythe is now making her home with
her father, W. A. McLean.
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OFFICER'S WIVES CLUB
IOSTESSES TO RAEFORD
The Officer's Wives Club of Raeford
were hostesses to a number of Rae
ford people on Friday evening. Ta
bles were arranged in the Armory
which was most attractive with
its Christmas decorations. Guests
making up twenty tables played
bridge, rook and set back. Sandwich
es and coffee were served after the
games. The bingo game, bringing the
party to a cl se was lots of fun and
a fitting climax to a most pleasant
evening. Those invited to this affair
greajly appreciated the courtesy of the
Army Women and the spirit of good
will that prompted it.
Sst. and Mrs. Neill Scnter who are
stationed at Yuma, Arizona, were
called to North Carolina on account cf
the serious illness of Sgt. Senter's sis.
tcr, Mrs. Jeff Lanier. They are at his
home at Kipling in Wake county. Mrs.
. H:iljie Gatlin spent the day with the
i Sentcrs Sunday at Kipling. Mrs. Sen-
ter was formerly Miss Mary Helen
Gatlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Lewis Upchurch, Mr.
Tom Upehurcri and John Davis spent
the day in Charlotte Saturday. John
Davis was successfully fitted with an
artificial arm. He lost an arm several
years ago.
Mrs. James McDonald resumed her
i work in the Home Economics Depart
ment of the County Schools Monday.
She had been granted ,a leave for a
month. Mrs. McDonald was, before
her marriage a month ago. Miss Mary
Falls Peele.
Mr. and Mrs. Laurie McEachern of
Raleigh ;ocnt Sunday in Raeford.
They went to Wilmington on a busi
ness trip Monday.
Mrs. J. h. Baker attended the fu.
neral of her brother-in-law, Mr. J. T.
Brooks in Siler City Tuesday of last
week. She spent the remainder of the
week visiting with his family.
Mis. Roscoe Currie and Mrs. Cole
j Williams spent a while last Tuesday
lalternoon with their husband in Fort
1 Bragg.
Mrs. J. A. Green has been quite sick
with a severe attack of pleurisy at the
Will Roberts home.
The Rev. W. C. Brown is now a pa
; tient in a Richmond Hospital. His
box number 1514, Zone 22, Richmond,
Va
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Mr. and Mrs. Will Rose, Mrs. Hes
ton Rose and Mrs. John McVicker at
tended the funeral services held last
Wednesday for Lt. Grady Peele at Gib
son. Lt. Peele was a nephew of Mrs.
Will Rose.
Mrs. Carl Rose is a patient at
Highsmith hospital where she has un.
dergone an operation. She is report
ed to be recovering nicely.
Mrs. Younger Snead, Mrs. J. L. Mc.
Neill and the Rev. and Mrs. H. K. Hol
land spent last Wednesday in Char
lotte. Judge and Mrs. John McKinnon of
Laurinburg spent Sunday here with
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Chapman.
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
B rn to Corporal and Mrs. Fulford
McMillan on Sunday morning a dau
ghter, Corporal McMillan who was
at home from Ft. Brei kenrklgp, Ky.,
has returned to his post.
News of interest to many Raeford .
people is that a son William Lamont
Brown Jr. was recently born to Mr. ;
and Mrs. Lamont Brown in Alexan. I
dria, Va. and a son John McLauchlin
Adams to Dr. and Mrs. John Adams in
Johnson City, Tenn.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wallers of Nor
folk. Va., announce the birth of a
daughter, Sandra Lee, on November
28, at the home of Mrs. Walter's par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. Milton Campbell.
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D. J. Dalton attended a conference
of power company officials held Tues
day at Southern Pines where plans for
teaching electrical appliance main
tenance and repair in the vocational
schools were being discussed.
Mr. and Mrs. Daniel Jones announce
the birth pf a son, at their home in
Salisbury. Mrs. Jones was formerly,
Miss Myrtice Barrington.
Mrs. Aganora Andrews is visiting
her brother and wife, Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Jones in Salisbury.
Mrs. Lester Poole and son returned
from Moore County Hospital, Wed -
nesday and are at the home of Mrs.
Poole's parents, Mr. and Mrs. W. L.
Alexander. "
j f THIS YEAR, make the Rcx.ill Store Your Headquarters for Gift tflf
Shopping. You will find an array of suiztiestions to please every it if tit SSm It
j IJ1 member of your family. And, of course, at Rcxall's low prices. . . . i ' '
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rmmM2&! to Br 2e$ik..ii , gifts is '
Photo Frames T3 " jM nil. ftll?
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i ff P0""'1' Walnul n $1.00 to $8.75 W$:
; Iff - iifi hn'Sh' SflQt CotV Sets... $1.25 to $7.50 Ik-loved by feminine W
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CTlo,he, fumes .olMJ Max Fattor Sets fe. Nome beauty ere,- M
i gmj&r -n ,.,.....,1.00 la $10.00 mi .M.pvcn J
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3-Piece f symphony TROUBADOUR I Jay re'kaf es were
1 II ..ioaam I never more breath. '
1 TOILET SETS I monogrammcd Mkini.iyil.iv..i,cir p,
1 l I STATIONERY S fragrant, bc,u.,l,nS WS
H B Plastic back btush, mirror I 2-i Lehman 1 jS1 contents never more &
Cf and comb. Gitt boxeJ. I H envelopes 1 .ovettd! )M
f 21 Lenox sheets IPi
Playing Cards$ J$gm
I Finest quality k rfyCf vl X Yardlev Shaving Kits
DOUBLE DECK plaing cards. Vkff 1 $2.00 up
lr 1 HI Ci If T):tnAc Old Spice Sets $175 up
Tr&Zjmi1.2r I "1en 5 bl , ?! , I StB Shave Set. $139 up
f rP I I Assottmeniofstylei.Cho,ce i
I "ilK-1 ot bl.uk. btown or un. A gitt M Zipper Leather Kits $5.25
I 1 A&1Va1 . he will arrr'te. IT
Xl 00 o 50
Wooden Novelties
n
Pressed wooj book ends
photo ftamcs ... ash travs
and other novelty gitis.
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G.n.me (bony Back l Webst er 't IllustnttJ
j Clothes Brush I oiCTIONERY
i Choice of various shapes III About ?,000 defi- 1
3 I and sizes. 11 P- nitions. Thumbed I
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With The
Army People
Lt. Col. and Mrs. Bob Conk and
Lynn returned Tuesday from a three
month's stay at Fort Sill and have
their same apartment at J. B. Thomas's.
Capt. and Mrs. K. O. Bradley havejauout 3 o'clock in the afternoon the
a room with Mrs. Currie McLauchlin. ! wind rose from the northwest, and
J clouds with it, an.i by 6 o'clock snow
Capt. and Mrs. LaMando have a fell thick and last. A six-inch snow
room with Mrs. J. C. Thomas. The fell, and very cold weather tollowed.
LaMandos have recently returned O
from maneuvers in Tenn. I Id and diamond pro.-,pectoi-s of
Capt. and Mrs. Eason Balch will not
return to Raeford until after Christ
mas as Capt. Balch is having a
month's course at Aberdeen Proving
Grounds, Maryland.
Mrs. W. L. Beckwith r.as received
word that her brother has been wound
ed in action in Italy. Mrs. Beckwith
has gone to Pittsboro to spend a few
days with her mother who is ill.
The next meeting of the Officers'
Wives Club will be held on Thursday,
December 18th, at Kiwanis Hall.
' Jrs- Clnrk and Mrs- Currin wil be
jh ostesses'
I Lt. and Mrs. Smith have as their
i guest Lt. Smith's sister, Miss Audrey
Desk Lamps
$2 19 to $8.95
Tk.i i a io
Glass Coffee Ma-
-2 ers 2 84 to S3.35
Poole's Medley
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rose cooler from the north, and clouds
began to rise, and f remembered
Christmas day, 1392, we did not make
a fire in the house, except in the cook
stove. We sat on the front porch all
Christmas (Sunday), and thi'bugh
M.nday, December 26th. It was still
warm. Myself and a friend went to
Fayetteville. It was a warm day until
British Guiana are called porkno kei s
because salt pork is one of the princi
pal staples of the bush country and is
carried in the pat-ks of the prospec
tors. O
I South Africa will compel landlords
to rent to families with children.
' Smith.
I Lt. and Mrs. J. E. Shern are leaving
next week for Wisconsin, whe'e- tney
will visit Lt. Sheru's parents.
Lt. and Mrs. Thomas, who live at
the I.entz house, have as their guest
Lt. Th mas's mother.
t-
Mrs. C. D. Watson entertained at
i luncheon on Tuesday for guests from
iKnolhvood Field.
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