THURSDAY, MAY 24th, 1945
THE NEWS-JOURNAL, RAEFORD. N. C
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MRS. McLAUCHLIN'S
PUPILS ARE HEARD IN
RECITAL TUESDAY
Mrs. Beatrice Hall McLauchlin
presented her pupils in a piano re
cital Tuesday, May 22, at 8:15 o'clock
in the Hoke County high school
auditorium.
The following program was pre
sented: Turkish March (from "The
Ruin? of Athens") by Beethoven
John McLauchlin; Polish Dance by
Scharwenka Marian Lewis; Poupee
Valsante by Poldini Betty Holland:
Cabaletta by Lack Marian Lewis
and Betty Holland; Presto (from So
nata in G Major) by Mozart and
Valse Chromatique by Leschetizky
Mary Raye Freeman; To Spring by
Grieg Joan Johnson; Allegro as
sai (from Sonata No. 7) by Mozart
and Witches' Dance by MacDowell
Doris Keith; and Hungarian Rhap
pody No. 2, by Liszt by Mary Raye
Freeman, Doris KeiTh, Joan John
son and Mrs McLauchlin.
DANCE PUPILS IS
RECITAL FRIDAY
Becton Bass of Fayetteville. will
present his dancing students in re
cital on Friday night, June 1, at
8:30 o'clock in the Hoke county
high school auditorium. Students
of both RaeforU. and Fayetteville will
take part. Admission is by donation
and proceeds will go to the USO aid
Service Center of Raeford. The
public is cordially invited.
MRS. CONK'S PUPILS
IN RECITAL FRIDAY
Mrs. Robert Conk will present her
expression pupils In recital on Fri
day night, May 5, at Sight o'clock in
the Hoke County high school audi
torium. Those taking part in the re
cital are Harriet Suzanne Cameron.
Eloise Upchurch, Lillian Scarborough.
Lilmar Sue Gatlin, Sandra Halperin,
Virginia McNeill, Benita Hutchison,
Lynn Conk, Lana Terrell and Doris
Keith. The musical interludes in
the program will be reifiered by Miss
Buena Baldwin and Miss Bobbie
Mayfield. The public is cordially
invited to attend the recital.
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DINNER BRIDGE VERY
MUCH ENJOYED
The dinner bridge which Mrs..
Marshall Thomas and Mrs. N. B.
Blue gave for their many friends
last Thursday evening was an out
standing social event of the season.
Eight tables were placed in the
spacious living room and parlor.
Flower arrangements in these rooms
were very lovely.
Covers were laid for four at each
table and dinner was served at 7:30
P. M. Bridge was then enjoyed
until a late hour. Mrs. Chandler
Roberts was awarded the prize for
raking high score and Mrs. Benton
Thomas captured the floating prize.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gatlin took
their little girl, Betsy Ross, to Fay
etteville for a tonsilectomy.
ANNOUNCEMENTS
1. I have sold the department store j
owned and operated by me, and j
known as Baucom's Cash Store, j
2. To the large number of customers
and friends who have patronized
this store so generously and so
constantly, I wish to express my
most sincere thanks and appreciation!
3. My future plans are to open a
store selling Frigidaires, Ranges,
Radios, washing machines, Water
Heaters and similar Merchandise
as soon as they are on the market
again. Watch for Further Announcements.
EDUCATIONAL CLUB
HEARS PROGRAM
ON POETRY-MUSIC
The Educational department of the
Raeford Woman's club held its May
meeting Tuesday, May 22, at 3.30
o'clock at the home of Mrs. William
McFadyen, with Mrs. A. K. Stevens
and Mrs. William Lamont serving
as assistant hostesses.
Mrs. Tommie Upchurch, chairman,
presided over business session. Re
ports were made by bond chairman
and program committee. Mrs. Clyde
Upchurch, Jr., led the program with
a discussion of part poetry plays in
one's life and music in early child
hood. Miss 'Mary Stuart Covington read
1 Flanders Field" by McCrae," Maid
en's Secret'' by Wilcox and "So Long
As There Are Homes," by Crowell.
Miss Margaret Smoot, accompanied
by Mrs. Clyde Upchurch, sang "When
I hava Sung My Song," by Charles
and "The Star," by Rogers.
At the conclusion of the program
the hostesses served ice -cream and
cookies.
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MRS. STUART PRESENTS
PUPILS IN RECITAL
On Friday evening Mrs. Arah Gat
lin Stuart's piano pupils were pre
sented in their annual spring re
cital. This was a public recital and
was held in the Hoke county high
school auditorium. An appreciative
crowd was present to see and hear
these young musicians who acquitted
themselves with much credit to their
teacher and their own native ability.
Appearing on the program were:
Peggy Stanton. CJTutyn Atkinson,
Jimmy Allred, Shirley Mann. Janice
Marie Benner, Alice Long, Leroy
Freeman, Ellen Kate Koonce, June
Connell, Lucille Bundy, Catherine
MacDonald, Bennie Lee Brock, Bob
by McBryde, Agnes Peterson, L. E.
Reaves, Jr., Patricia Ritter, Hal Gore.
Margaret Anne Johnson, Elsie Ever
ette, Irma Ray, Edith Monroe, Av
ery Connell, Lynn Conk, Betty Ella
Benner, Hilda Joi'.'an, Landon Yar
borough, Judy Klouse, Barbara Wood
house, Nancy Cole, Myra Mott, Mar
garet Willis and Elizabeth Parker.
All of Mrs. Stuart's pupils are Raeford
and Hoke county boys and girls who
attend the Raeford schools.
DISTRICT MEDICAL
(SOCIETY AND AUXILIARY
j MEET AT SANATORIUM
Doctors from the nine counties ma
kine un thp firm Hic(,.,-, u..
North Carolina Medical Society held
their semi-annual meeting at the
Sanatorium last Thursday afternoon
and evening. The doctors met in
the auditorium of the main building
and at the same time the wmen
iraking up the auxiliary met with
ivicain at ner home.
At the ailXiliai-V mnolinn HT
G. Britt of Lunrberton was installed
as counsellor, succeeding Mrs. A. L
O'Briant. Miss Buena Baldwin gave
two vocal numbers and Mrs. Alvis
Dickson tmvp a Ehnr( tilL. nr -
-ain served an iced drink and the
auxiliary adjourned to join the doc
tors in the main dining room for din-
The twn anniro.. ,L. .
---- ..urvca ui uiv evening
were Brigadier General Coburn of
Fort Bragg and Dr. Roscoe Mc
Millan, secretary of the North C.-ro-
...... .icun-ui association, it was an
nounced that thpro u-niiU i. 4i
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meeting this year. CounTies making
ud the fifth rl;t.-;i .. u.i.. -.....
, , 'e me, l.um-
herlan", Scotland, Moore Richmond
vim iia ii. no ipnn ann n --.,
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Mrs. T. B. CeWfer is a patient at
Highsnuth's hospital. She is beinq
treated for a severe sinus infection
Her mother, Mrs. Blount, is keeping
house for the Testers while Mrs.
Lester is away.
Miss Victoria! Mia of Raleigh ami
Miss Eleanor Kincannon, who is now
'eaching at Erwin, spent the week
end in Raeford with Mrs. W. L. Poole
Miss Mial and Miss Kincannon were
former members of the Raeford
school faculty.
Misses Margaret Lytle an'l Bet'v
Walters, both with the Army Signal
Corps, Detroit, Mich., are spending
a few days at home with their
respective families. Miss Lytle is the
daughter of Mr.'and Mrs. G. C. Lyt'e
and-Miss WaHers is from the Bethel
community.
J, A. BAUCOM
Raeford, N. C.
iMiss Amerita Neg'ron of San Juam,
j Puerto Rico, arrived in Raefort last
I week for a visit with her cousin,
l Mrs. Jack Bethune.
Mrs. Nelda Baucom is spending a
while in Charlotte at the home of
her parents, Dr. and Mrs. H. C. Tay
lor. Mrs. Baucom's mother is a
patient in a Charlotte hospital and
has Recently undergone an opera
tion. Mrs. Jennie Blue returned Friday
from Sanford where she visited her
daughter, Mrs. Max Heins. Mrs.
N. B. Blue and Mrs. George Be-
mune spent friday with Mrs HHt
and brought Mrs. Blue
them.
home with
MRS. ALVIS DICKSON
HONOREE AT PARTY
Mrs. Paul Dickson entertained with
bridge last Thursday afternoon in
honor of her daughterin-law, Mrs.
Alvis B. Dickson, who is making he"
home in Anardarko, Okla., while
Lt. Dickson is in the South Pacific.
Mrs. R. B. Lewis won the high
score prize and Mrs. Neill B. Sin
clair kept the floating prize. The
hostess .gave Mrs. Dickson and Mrs.
Bi Bethune of Hamlet, who was also
an especial guest for the occasion,
gifts.
Mrs. H. C. McLauchlin attended
a congregational meeting at Ant!-
och church on Weanesday night and
made an address on the Birthday
Objective of the auxiliary of the
Presbyterian church.
HONORS TEACHERS
'Mrs. Dan Starling and Mrs. Lacy
McFadyen entertained last Thursday
afternoon from 4:30 to 5:311 o'clock
at the home of the latter, honoring
the teachers of the grammar school
faculty. Arrangements of miseri
flowers were used in. the living and
dining rooms. During the social
hour a salad plate with iced tea
was served.
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Lt. (jg) Robert Foreman and Mrs.
Foreman are now at Olethia, Kan
sas. Mrs. foreman, wno speni me
winter with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. J. B. Thomas, has been in S;in
Francisco for the past six weeks.
Mrs. J. W. Currie has returned
from a visit to relatives and friends
in Lynchburg, Martinsville, Alta Vista
and Chatham.
RED SPRINGS THEATRE
PROGRAMME FOR WEEK BEGINNING MAY 24, 1945
NIGHT SHOWS 7:30 & 9:30
THURSDAY-FRIDAY Matinees at 3:30 Daily
ONE NIGHT SHOW ONLY AT 8:00 P. M.
"For Whom the Bells Toll"
Gary Cooper and Ingrid Bergman
SATURDAY 1:30 'til 10:30 P. M.
"Red River Valley"
Gene Autry
LATE SHOW SATURDAY 10:30 P. 31.
"The Great Flamarion"
Mary Beth Hughes
MONDAY-TUESDAY Matinees at 3:30 Daily
"It's A Pleasure"
Sonja Henie and Michael O'Shea
WEDNESDAY Matinee 3:30
"Tomorrow, The World"
Frederic March and Betty Field
THURSDAY - FRIDAY MATINEE DAILY AT 3:30
"In Society"
Bud Abbott and Lou Costello
Mrs. Cyrus Thompson and Laurie
McEachern of Raleigh spent Sunday
with their sister, Mrs. Sarah McNeill.
!
Dr. and Mrs. R. L. Murray left:
Wednesday for Montreat where Dr.
Murray will represent Fayetteville!
Presbytery at the 85th session of the .
general assembly of Presbyterian
churches. He is one of four elder-1
commissioners from the Fayetteville!
Presbytery.
I Miss Brooks Tapp of Washington,
D. C, is visiting her parents, Mr.
j and Mrs. J. D. Tapp of Timberland.
Mere with ner is ner room-mate.
Mrs. Mary A. Helton and daughter,
Afltirv Clrw t-o ovnwfprl hninA this
wet-K uiiu will bjJenu wie auniinci
here.
Misses Sarah Ella Conoly, Louise
Blu?, Nick Bevans and Lt. Jimmy
Stone spent Tuesday in Raleigh.
iMrs. C. L. Black, who has been
at Moore county hospital for sev
eral weeks, has returned to the home
of her daughter, Mrs. Paul Dickson.
Jr., in Raeford for a visit.
Peanuts 'n popcorn 'n . . . Have a Coke
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. . .fun under the Big Top
Everybody loves a circus. Everybody comes for fun. From big
city to small town it'i a red letter day. llait Coke are words
heard all around, fur the circus ii the time to relax and enjoy
yourself. And nothing was ever invented to help you do just that
better than ice-cold Coca-Cola. Enjoy one now.
10TU3) un cxi authomty of the coca coia company it
COCA-COLA BOTTLING CO. Aberdeen, N. C.
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ANNOUNCING CHANGE OF
OWNERSHIP
I have purchased the equipment and business
of A. A. Graham, Gulf Products dealer in
Raeford for the past 21 years, and will op
erate the business as-
COLES GULF STATION
We will continue to carry the well known products
for which this station has been the local agency for
many years.
0 Killard Batteries Gulf Gasoline
Goodyear Tires Gulf Pride Oils
0 A-C Accessories e Gulf Lubricants
Your continued patronage will be highly appreciated
and we will endeavor to merit it by giving you the
same fine, friendly service for which this station has
been known since 1924.
COLES GULF STATION
Phone 247-1
Raeford, N. C.