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RAEFORD, NORTH CAROLINA
THURSDAY, JUNE 5, 1969
Garden Time
Personals
For this column Urn using
parts of sn article which ap
peared In "The Gardener",
a publication of the Men's
Garden Clubs of America. It
was prepared by Dr. Ralph M.
Watklns (MD) of Chapel Hill.
Dr. Watklns Is a member of
the Chapel Hill Men's Garden
Club.
"There Is s dearth of lit
erature on the specific rel
ationship between health and
the growing of garden pro
ducts. One can only use reason
to come to the conclusion that
this type of activity does pro
mote physical and mental
well-being.
"A medical axiom is to the
point that a man should do all
the physical work he comfort
ably can for as long as he can.
Exercise up to the tolerance
point Is a good thing. Beyond
that - to the point oi strain
ing - It may be harmful. The
physical exertion needed in
digging, cultivating, mowing
and other gardening work pro
motes the circulation of the
blood. This carries a ben
eficial supply of oxygen to all
the body structures secondary
to the Increased breathing ac
tion which necessarily accom
panies exertion. Also, It is an
aid to digestion elimination.
If one carries out such a pro
gram conscientiously and is
reasonably careful about his
diet, he can avoid the prob
lems of obesity, a plague of
the older man.
"There apparently are few
figures as to the Incidence of
coronary attacks in men who
follow the above practices, but
It is safe to say that such at
tacks are decidudly less frequent.
Mr. and Mrs. Phil Butner and
son Phillip of Hickory, spent
Sunday night and Monday with
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Bledsoe.
Mrs. F. P. Phillips and Mrs.
Lena Terrell spent the past
weekend in Burlington with
Mrs. Leo Parker and family and
Mrs. George Phillips. The
Parkers lost their home by fire
last week.
Tuesday overnight guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morris were
her mother, Mrs. A. A. Pernell,
and her sister, Mrs. H. B. Winn,
both of Louisburg. They came
especially to be here for the
graduation of John Morris
from Hoke High.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Maxwell
and sons, Allen and Eric of
Wilmington and Barry of Ft.
Bragg, spent Saturday with Mr.
and Mrs. Walter S. Maxwell.
They were accompanied by
Miss Vonnie Yaeger of
Wilmington.
Mr. and Mrs. E. H. Biggerstaff
and children of Landover Hills,
Md., spent several days last
week here with Mrs.
BiggerstaITt sister and family,
Major and Mrs. William T.
Niven and children.
Mr. and Mrs. John Taylor and
daughter Trent of Alexandria,
Va., spent the weekend with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Marion Gatlin.
B. G. Teal of Summerville, S.
C, was overnight guest
Thursday of Mr. and Mrs.
Carlton Niven and family.
Relatives from Raeford who
attended the funeral of Mrs.
Causey Rose on Saturday in
Asheboro were Mr. and Mrs.
Heston Rose, Clarence Rose,
Bryant Rose, Mrs. Sallie Clark,
Mrs. Doris Gibson, Mrs. John
McVicker and Mr. and Mrs.
Clifton Yarn.
Bruce Morris and Dr. Douglas
Daniels of Gilmer, Texas, spent
Monday night with Bruce's
brother and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Sam Morris, Sarah and
John. They came to North
Carolina to bring Allen Morris
to Ridgecrest Baptist Assembly
where he will be on the staff
for the summer activities.
Mr. and Mrs. June Johnson,
Mrs. J. S. Johnson Sr., Mis.
Bobby Wright and Mr. and Mrs.
John Campbell were present
Sunday for Miss Marianne
Johnson's graduation from
Meredith College in Raleigh.
Miss Mary Neil Seiner received
her degree Sunday from
Meredith College in Raleigh.
Present for the exercises were
lier parents, Mr. and Mrs. Neil
Senter, her brother Bill of
UNC-CH, and Mrs. J. H. Austin
and daughter Sally.
Mrs. Laurie McEachern and Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Dickson
attended the UNC Law School
graduation exercises Monday in
Chapel Hill. Mrs. McEachern 'i
daughter, Mrs. Laurie Anne
McE. Lamm, received the law
degree, and Mr. Lamm received
the B. S. degree in Pharmacy.
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Final Round Of Parties
Honor Miss Susan Shell
A final week of pie-nuptial
affairs has honored bride-elect
Susan Shell. Miss Shell,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Willard Shell, and Jeflery
Carroll Barrington will be
married on June 8 at the
Raeford Presbyterian Church.
Saturday of last week, Mrs.
Robert Gatlin gave an informal
tea at her home.
Bridal (lowers were used on
the dining room table where
Mrs. Shell poured punch and
Mrs. J. C. Barrington served
cake. Cheese dainties, mints,
nuts and sandwiches were
served also.
The honoree was presented a
candle with everlasting
greenery and a gift of silver.
Mrs. William E. Smith
entertained informally last
Tuesday afternoon at her home
on Magnolia St.
A silver candelabrum with
pink candles and roses centered
the dining room table where
punch, cheese wafers, cake,
mints and nuts were served.
Mrs. Smith's mother, Mrs.
Graham of Laurinburg, poured
punch.
Miss Shell was given I
an sage and a silver tray.
Last Monday night, Mrs.
Neil Senter and Mrs. J. H.
Austin were hostesses for a
bingo party at the Senter
home. They served ice cream,
cake, nuts and mints when
guests arrived. A green and
white color note was used and
the house was decorated with
mixed summer flowers.
The bride-elect was
presented a corsage of pink
sweetheart rosebuds and gifts
of silver and china. Her place
was marked with wedding
bells, and the tables were
centered with all-white
arrangements.
Winners of bingo prizes
presented them to Miss Shell.
Mrs. Tom McBryde and Mrs.
Pete Sawyer gave an informal
tea Saturday afternoon at the
McBryde home on Magnolia
Street.
Punch, cheese straws,
chicken salad puffs, mints and
nuts were served from the
dining room table which was
spread with a cutwork linen
cloth and centered with bridal
flowers.
Graduation Dance
For Diane Upchurch
Hoke High graduate Diane
Upchurch was honored with a
dance party on Monday night
at the Civic Center. Hosts were
Diane's grandmother, Mrs. H.
A. Cameron, and her aunts and
uncles, Mr. and Mrs. Tom
Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Hubert
Cameron, Mr. and Mrs. Don
Cameron, Mr. and Mis. James
R. Weaver and Mrs. Marie C.
Brown.
Red and white carnations
were used and music for
dancing, from 8-12, was
furnished by "The Cost of
Living".
Approximately 100 guests
attended the semi-formal
affair, punch, homemade
cookies and potato chips were
served.
BIRTHDAYS
RAEFORD. N. C.
Clark Bledsoe
Clark Bledsoe, son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lonnie Bledsoe, had a
party last Tuesday to celebrate
his seventh birthday.
Each guest was presented a
party favor, and was served ice
cream, cake and punch.
Those attending were Rusty
Huff, Andy Andrews, Alan
Douglas, Mark Wood, John and
Bob Moses, Jeff Upchurch,
Shea Crawford, Marshall
Newton and Timmy Sessoms.
Deborah Davis
Deborah Davis had a skating
parly Saturday alternoon on
the occasion of her 12th
birthday. She is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers
Davis.
The girls st pped lor a
hamburger supper in Southern
Pines alter skating
Guests seres Jane Austin.
Jdi I pchurch. Kay Hilton,
Donna McMillan. Debbie Ward
and Sharon Conol) .
Miss Shell was presented t
corsage of white carnations and
gifts of china in her chosen
pattern.
Miss Shell was honored on
Sunday afternoon at a tea
given by Mrs. Robert Harrell
and Mrs. M. A. Maxwell at the
Harrell home on W.
Edinborough Ave.
Upon her arrival, the
honoree was presented a
corsage of yellow roses. The
mother of the bride-elect, Mrs.
Willard Shell, and the
prospective bridegroom's
mother, Mrs. J. C. Barrington,
received corsages of yellow
mums.
Guests were greeted by Miss
Shell and the liostesscs. Later,
they were invited into the
dining room for refreshments.
The table was covered with a
white linen and lace cloth,
centered with an antique
candelabrum holding yellow
candles, accented by an
arrangement of yellow roses.
Mrs. Roy Avery poured punch
and Mrs. Becky Cook served
cake.
The hostesses presented the
honoree with gifts of silver and
crystal.
Yesterday, Mrs. Riley
Jordan and Mrs. Robert
Townsend entertained with t
one o'clock luncheon at Mrs.
Hamer's in Maxton.
The twelve guests were
seated at the dining room table
and at two small tables in the
living room. Arrangements of
daisies with green and yellow
ribbons were used on all the
tables. Bridal place cards were
used and the bride-elect's place
was marked with a daisy
corsage.
The hostesses presented
bridal gifts to Miss Shell.
Shower Honors
Brenda Baxley .
Mrs. Paul Livingston and her
daughter Faye were hostesses
for a bridal shower Saturday
night honoring Miss Brenda
Baxlcy of Fayettevillc,
formerly of Raeford. Miss
Baxley and Ned Mcintosh will
be married on June IS at
Campground Methodist Church
near Fayettevillc.
Pink, white and green were
used in the dining room where
the lace-covered table was
centered with mixed flowers
and white candles. Cake
squares, mints, nuts and punch
were served. The honorce's
mother, Mrs. J. R. Baxley,
poured punch.
Miss Baxley was given a
corsage of white daisy mums
and an electric toaster.
Hospital News
MOORE MEMORIAL
Mrs. Janie Rose entered
Saturday
Mrs. LJS. Brock Sr. home
Mrs. W.D. McLeod
Mrs. Paul Burnett
Mrs. D.W.Cilhs
CAPE FEAR VALLEY
Mrs. WJS. Hood
SCOTLAND MEMORIAL
Crawford Wright home
HIGHSMITHRAINEY
A.M. McBryde
PIEDMONT, ATLANTA
Peter Cooper
Club Calendar
Area No. 18, LJN. Association
will meet at the nurses' home,
Scotland Memorial Hospital in
Laurinburg on Thursday, June
12, at 7:30 p. m. Officers for
the 1969-70 year will be
installed at this meeting.
Mrs. C. L. Thomas relumed
Tuesday from a week's visit in
Brookncal, Va., with her
daughter, Mrs. Carson Davis
Jr., Mr. Davis and sons.
Mrs. Sarah Margaret McNeill,
Gwcn and Watson, Mr. and
Mrs. Crawford Thorrus, and
Gary Ashburn are spending
several days at Ho Men Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Bledsoe
and children visited their
parents in Mt. Airy last
weekend.