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Mrs. Steve Phillips. Social Reporter. 875-4171
Shepley-Clark Vows
Spoken In Dillon, S. C.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Shepley , Jr.
Mr. and Mrs. Gaston Clark of
Route I, Raeford announce the
marriage of their daughter, Teresa
Diann to Raymond Shepley, Jr..
son of Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
Shepley of Rockfish. They were
married at the wedding chapel in
Dillon, S.C., on Nov. 5th. They will
make their home at Pine Forest
Homes.
SHOWER
Mrs. Clark entertained at her
home with a household shower in
honor of her daughter and son - in -
law on Nov. 12th.
Many guests dropped in, and the
couple received many useful gifts.
The dining room was decorated
with wedding bells and the tradi
tional bride and groom centerpiece.
Cake, nuts, mints and punch were
served.
UDC Meets
The UDC met at the home of
Miss Sarah Lytch on November 1 1 .
Mrs. Herman Koonce presided in
the absence of the chairman.
Christmas plans were made for
remembering the members of the
UDC home in Fayetteville.
Miss Josephine Hall presented
the program on Jefferson Davis.
The "Bonnie Blue Flag" was read
by Miss Isabel McFadyen.
A sweet course with coffee was
served by the hostesses. Miss Lytch
and Miss McFadyen.
Births
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Mr. and Mrs. John Reid Davis of
Lynchburg. Va., announce the
birth of a son, Anderson Reid. on
November 1 1 in Lynchburg. Mrs.
Davis is the former Gwen Anderson
of Raeford.
Mr. and Mrs. Terry Houston and
children spent the weekend in
Pickens. S.C. visiting their parents.
They attended the Clemson ? Notre
Dame game at Clemson on
Saturday.
Mrs. Freeman
Has Birthday
Mrs. W.E. Freeman celebrated
her 92nd birthday Thursday. Ap
proximately fifty friends dropped in
at her home on Donaldson Avenue
to wish her a happy birthday. Each
was served birthday cake and
coffee. She received many cards
and flowers, even a card from
President Carter.
Bridge
Mrs. McLeod
Mrs. Benny McLeod entertained
members of her bridge club and
visitors. Mrs. Younger Snead, Jr.,
Mrs. Bobby Gibson, Mrs. Luke
McNeill, Mrs. Hank Richards, Mrs
Julian King, and Mrs. Wyatt
Upchurch on Thursday evening.
Dessert and coffee were served
when guests arrived. Coke, candy
and nuts were served during pro
gression.
Club high score prizes were won
by Mrs. Lewis Upchurch, Jr. and
Mrs. Alfred K. Leach. Visitor's
high score prize was won by Mrs.
Snead.
Hospital News
MOORE MEMORIAL
C.J. McNeill
VETERANS. FAYETTEV1LLE
W.E. Blue
N.A. Mercer, of 207 E. Prospect,
Raeford, is in Rex Hospital in
Raleigh.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Webb and son
Keith, of Wake Forest spent the
weekend with their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Webb and Mr.
and Mrs. Everette Bowen.
Sunday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
M.V. Peele were Mr. and Mrs.
Wade C. Terry of Laurinburg.
Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Wilkes. Jr.,
visited her aunt, Mrs. David Lee, at
the Cheraw Convalescence Home in
Cheraw, S.C. on Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. J.D. Tapp, Jr. and
children. Dave and Susan of Jack
sonville. Fla., visited his mother.
Mrs. J.D. Tapp, during the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. H.T. Bundy and
Mrs. J.K. Biggs spent several days
last week in Asheville visiting Mr.
and Mrs. H.T. Hine.
Miss Joanne Bundy of Southern
Pines was a weekend guest of her
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. H.T.
Bundy.
Notice
Mrs. Stephen Phillips ?
(Susan) has taken over the :?
position of Social Reporter. All
social items including per- v.
sonals, bridge clubs, engage- |
ments, weddings or related K
articles should be turned in to ?
Mrs. Phillips. Please phone J:
875-4171 before 5 p.m. each jj
Monday. s
Right On Time For Christmas
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SRVINGS OP
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On Each Purchase Of 5.00 or more
Do Your Christmas Shopping Now At
Purcell - McCall
Mr. and Mrs. Manley Purcell
announce the engagement and
approaching marriage of their
daughter. Rosalyn K. Purcell. to
Dennis S. McCall. son of Mrs.
Odessa McCall of Raeford.
Miss Purcell is a graduate of
Upchurch High School and Fay
etteville State University. She is
employed by Hoke County Schools
as a kindergarten teacher at West
Hoke School. The bridegroom ?
elect is a graduate of Hoke County
High School and is employed by
Burlington Industries.
School Menu
Friday, November 18
Thanksgiving Dinner
Turkey w/Dressing & Gravy
June Peas
Cranberry Sauce
Rolls
Milk
Monday, November 21
Bologna Sandwich
Lettuce & Tomato
Tri-Taters. Catsup
Roasted Peanuts
Milk
Tuesday, November 22
Beef-A-Roni
Green Beans
Cheese Wedge
Rolls
Apple Crisp
Milk
Wednesday, November 23
Beet' Vegetable Soup
Crackers
Peanut Butter & Jelly Sandwich
Orange Half
Milk
November 24 & 25
Thanksgiving Holidays
Troop To Conduct
Bake Sale Nov. 22
Brownie Troop 352 will have a
bake sale on Tuesday, Nov. 22. it
was announced. The sale will be
held in front of Valu-Mart from
3:30 until 5:30 p.m.
From The Home Agent s Desk
B> Ellen Willis und Anna Peele
SCHEDULE
Monday, November 21, 8:30
a.m. Staff Conference
Monday, November 21, 2:30
p.m. Raedeen Ext. Homemakers
meeting in the conference room of
the county office building.
Monday, November 21, 7:30
p.m. Phillipi Extension Home
makers meeting at the home of
Mrs. Ollie Augustoni.
Tuesday, November 22, 12:40
p.m. Business Girls meeting --
County Office Building.
Thursday -Friday, November 24
26 Thanksgiving holidays
HINT: Recycling an old garment
may be a waste of time, if you do
not evaluate the garment's poten
tial first.
Recycling projects require
thought, planning, and an invest
ment of time and sewing skills.
Before you tackle a major recycling
project, try on your garment and
study it carefully to determine its
recycling potential. Ask yourself:
1. What keeps you from wearing
the item of clothing now ?
2. What does it need - refitting,
a change in length, a new neckline?
3. Does the garment design lend
itself to restyling into a current
fashion item?
4. Is the fabric worth using? Is it
worn at stress points or pulling at
seams?
5. Do you have the time,
patience, and skills to complete the
project?
b. Will this restyling save money?
7. Is it worth it? Will the final
result be worth the investment of
time and skill?
8. Will you enjoy the restyling
project as a creative challenge?
These questions can help you
evaluate your garment in light of
three main factors that determine a
garment's recycling potential: 1)
fabric type. 2) fabric condition, and
3) garment style.
Good luck with your new chal
lenge. It you have problems con
cerning those garments you would
like to recycle call Anna Peele.
Ass't. Home Economics Ext. Agent
at 8^3-2162.
Students
Practice
Teaching
GREENVILLE -- Two local
students are among 224 in the
School of Education at East
Carolina University who are
practice teaching in North Carolina
and Virginia public schools this
semester.
Vann W. Pennell. Kt. I.
Kaeford. is teaching health and
phvsical education at Williamston
High School. Paul Jell Cole. Kt. I
Aberdeen, is also teaching health
and physical education at Wil
liamston High.
Dr. Thomas A. Chambliss.
director of student teaching, said
each practice teacher will conduct
regular classes
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