Mrs. Steve Phillips. Soeial Keporter. 875-4171
Monroe-Womble
Mr, and Mrs. William L. Monroe
of Raeford announce the engage ?
ment of iheir daughter. Catherine
Lynn, to Michael Hunter Womhle .
son of Mr. and Mrs. William H.
J Womhle. Jr.. also o f Rae ford.
I A July IX wedding is planned at the
? Raeford United Methodist Church.
? The hride-elect is a I9H0 graduate
; oj Pembroke State University with
' a BS degree in Business Education.
The bridegroom -elect will graduate
in June from Pembroke State
University with a BS degree in
Accounting.
UDC Meets
* With Mrs. Wright .
The Raeford United Daughters
of the Conf ederacy Chapter held its
February meeting at the home of
Mrs. Aline Wright with Mrs.
Almena MeKeithan. as co-hostess.
Mrs. Treva Koonee led the
devotional. Mrs. Lillian Wood,
president, presided and led the
? ritual, pledge of allegiance to the
U.S. flag, and salutes to the N.C.
and Confederate flags. The treas
urer, Mrs. Wright, read the finan
cial report and announced that the
chapter had twenty-nine active
members and two honorary mem
bers. Mrs. Mary McNeill reported
that Hoke High School had been
contacted concerning the essay
contest. Members were urged to
attend the District V meeting in
Dunn on April 23.
^ The program, "Lee Jackson and
Maury as Educators", was led by
Mrs. Treva Koonce. A blue back
speller, an 1880 copyright, was on
display. The poem, "Stonewall
Jackson's Way", was read by Miss
Isabel McFadyen. Couriers were
distributed to the members.
Refreshments carrying out a
Valentine motif were served by the
hostesses during the social hour.
?
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Birthday
Katrina Norton
Katrina Norton, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Billy Norton celebrated
her third birthday with a party on
Sunday. February 21 at Hardee's in
Rueford .
Hamburgers, hpt dogs, trench
tries, and cake were enjoyed by all.
Guests included. Mark and
Donnie Norton. Chris Martin.
Heath Gaddy, Wendy Honeycutt.
Jeremy Price. Adam Richards.
Kenny Baker, Rhonda Simeneau
and her grandparents. Mrs. Nora
Gaddv and Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Norton of San ford.
Birthday, Anniversary
Shower, Clubs. . .
Call 875 2121
Hospital News
MOORE MEMORIAL
Daniel Baker
Mrs. Mattie Cameron
Mrs. Martha Nave
CAPE FEAR VALLEY
Herman Harrell
Roeford Juniors
Hold Feb. Meeting
The Raeford Junior- Woman's
Club met on Feb. 15 at 7:30 at the
Hoke County Civic Center. The
Public Affairs Dept. hosted the
evening with a beautiful Valen
tine's table and delicious refresh
ments.
Jane Britt presided over the
business of the evening. The club
discussed many projects. All mem
bers are presently selling many
types of candy. It is delicious,
please buy some. They also were
proud to have raised SI 56.00 for
the March of Dimes telethon
through Dr. John Southerland's
office.
The club chose Rose Marie
Parrish as a nominee for the Sally
Southall award. The hotline spon
sored by the club is also a big
success.
The Hoke Co. Health Dept. has
reported a great response. The
phones are at the Hoke High
School.
The club ended with a reminder
of the orientation meeting on
Mon.. Feb. 22 and Dist. Arts
Festival on Feb. 20.
Two guests were present. Mrs.
Beth Moran. and Mrs. Meralyn
Pierce a relative of Peggy Souther
land.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Barrington of
Pittsboro visited his mother. Mrs.
Helen S. Barrington and Mr. and
Mrs. Ed Byrd Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ed McDuffie spent
Sunday afternoon visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Robert Coffey in Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harris had as
their weekend guests Mrs. Melvine
Stanfield and Mrs. Bobby Stanfield
of Roxboro.
Bridge club members and visitor.
Mrs. Frances Fitzsimmons. met on
Wednesday night with Mrs. Avery
Connell.
Dessert and coffee were served
when guests arrived. Nuts, candy,
and Cokes were served during
progressions.
High score for the evening was
won by Mrs. Fitzsimmons, con
solation. by Mrs. David Currie,
and Bingo, by Mrs. Berder Niven.
Joy Louise Hottel of Raeford has
been inducted into Alpha Chi
academic honor society at Pem
broke State University.
Janet E. Best of Raeford attained
the dean's list at the University of
North Carolina at Greensboro dur
ing the first semester which ended
recently.
Miss Best, a music major with a
concentration in applied music, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Janies F. Best of 1005 N. Fulton St.
She is a graduate of Hoke County
High School.
Mrs Connell
Personals
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Gray-Hem bree
Mr. and Mrs. Maurice E. Gray. Sr.
of Leaksville. Ms. announce the
engagement and approaching
marriage of tlieir daughter. Nancy
Elizabeth, to Joseph Roy. son of the
Reverend and Mrs. Dan G. Hem
hree of Moss Point. Ms. Mrs. Gray
is the former Betty Garrison of
Raejord. ?
Miss Gray is the granddaughter oj
Mrs. A.J. Garrison and the late
Mr. Garrison of Wagram. and the
late Mr. ami Mrs. John L. Gray of
Leakesville. Ms.
The hriile-elect is a 197b graduate
of Leakesville High School and is
employed as an LPN. at Plaza
Nursing Center. Pascagoula. She
attends the associate Degree Nurs
ing Program at Jackson Co. Jr.
College. Guutier. Ms.
The bridegroom-elect is a 1976
graduate of McLain High School
and is employed at Concrete Pro
ducts and Supplies. Pascagoula.
Ms.
The double-ring ceremony will lake
place at Leakesville Presbyterian
Church at 6 :00 p.m.. March 1.1.
19H2. A reception will follow in the
church. All friends and relatives
are invited to attend.
School Menu
Friday, February 26
Cheeseburger on Bun
Coleslaw
Tater Tots, Catsup
Cookie
Milk
Monday, March 1
Fishwich
French Fries. Catsup
Slaw
Cinnamon Crispie
Milk
Tuesday, March 2
Pizza
Tossed Saiad
Plums
Cookie
Milk
Wednesday, March 3
Smoked Sausage
Steamed Cabbage
School Cooked Beans
Combread
Apple Crisp
Milk
Thursday, March 4
Fried Chicken
FlutYy Potatoes w/Gravy
Green Beans
Sunshine Salad
Rolls
Milk
Personal
Sgt. Dennis K. Ellis of Cherry
Point Marine Air Base is attending
a conference this week at Marconi
Avionics. Inc. in Atlanta, Ga. to
review publications for a new
aircraft weapons system.
HAZEL KAY TOURS
Disney World *1 20
Dotes: Mar. 11-21, April 22
25, May 27 30, June 1113,
July 22-25, Avg. 12-15 and
Sept. Ml.
Fefc. 7 - Southern living Show *15.50
NUr. 6 - Spartanburg Shopping
Spree M7.50
Mar. 24-21 ? Amish Country &
Gettysburg. *120
April 1-4 - Noshville & Grand Ole
Opry *150
Other Dotes: Jwm 3-4 - 17-20, Jvty
22-25, A?f. 5-1, Sept. 9-12, wmi
Oct. 21-24.
April *-11 - Washington, D.C. The
Nation's Copitol *125
April 14-11 ? Renfro Valley Ken
tucky & The Renfro Volley Jam
boree. *100
May Hire mil October - World's Fair
?135 - *140
HAZEL KAY TOURS
Call Mary R. Maples
?76-2423
HELPING PEOPLE
TO LIVE WITH
Elkn WUIIs
Horn* Economics Extension Aoont
Schedule
Monday, March 1, 1982, 7:00 p.m.
- Mens Cooking Class
Wednesday, March 3, 1982, 10:00
a.m. ? Wayside Extension Home
makers Club Meeting.
Thursday, March 4, 1982, 10:00
a.m. - Raeford Morning Extension
Homemakers Club Meeting.
Hint: Don't freeze buttermilk, sour
cream, or yogurt. Smooth body and
texture will be adversely affected.
Several persons have called in to
ask for care instructions for silk.
The following should help you keep
your silk articles looking nice. As a
fashion fabric, silk should be
cleaned with care. Some silks are
washable w hile others are not. Care
depends on the construction and
finish of the fabric as well as the
style of the garment in which it is
used. Lined apparel, the taffetas,
brocades and failles, for example,
require drycleaning. Many blouses
and dresses may be washed, but
labels should be checked for
the manufacturer's recommended
treatment of the garment.
Gentle care and speed are the
key factors in washing. It is
possible to machine wash silk If
the washer has a slow agitation
speed. A short wash time of about 2
minutes is also necessary to protect
the dyes. Use warm water with a *
detergent or soap.
For hand washing, quickly swish
the warm suds through the gar
ment. Do not rub or twist. Rinse
thoroughly and roll in a clean bath
towel to remove excess moisture.
Hang away from heat or sun until
almost dry.
Chlorine bleach should not be
used on silk. Fabric softener helps
to reduce static cling.
When ironing, use the lowest
heat setting and press the garment
while it is still moist. Silk should be
pressed on the wrong side.
The following dishwashing pro
blems and remedies may help you
to keep your china and crystal
bright and shiny.
Problem: Gray or metal marks
on ceramic dinnenvare. The situ
ation can occur when a knife or
fork is drawn across the surface of
the dinnenvare. A gray mark is left
since the dinnenvare is harder than t
the metal.
Remedy: Remove the marks bv
gently scouring with household
cleanser, stainless steel cleaner or a
plastic mesh pad.
Problem: Stains on cookware
with a hard-coat anadic finish that
is charcoal colored.
Remedy: Remove stains with a
plastic scouring pad. This type of
cookware must be handwashed; it
can be permanently damaged by
Hebron To Meet
The Hebron Fellowship Group
will meet at 8 p.m. Saturday in the
Fellowship Hall of First Baptist
Church.
Shorthand Class
A class in shorthand began
Tuesday night and will be held
every Tuesday, ?-9:30 p.m.. for the
next 1 1 weeks, at Hoke Countv
High School.
The course is offered by Sand
hills Community College, and the
teacher is Mrs. Wanda Ingram.
The fee is $8.
v ' . 1 *? >
automatic dishwashing.
Problem: A lilm or sireaks on
glassware that may appear to be an
iridescent coating. The condition
can occur in a dishwasher when soft
or softened water is used on
soda-lime glass. The silicates in the
dishwasher detergent become affix
ed to the glassware. Silica film, the
first stage, is a rainbow-hued or
iridescent coating. Etching is the
advance form of silica film; glass
ware looks cloudy.
Remedy: Etched glassware can
not be restored but the action can
be retarded, perhaps prevented by
the following procedures. Use a
minimum amount of dishwasher
detergent necessary to clean the
dishes; use a water temperature no
higher than 140 degrees F; under
load the dishwasher to allow for
maximum rinsing; use a rinse agent
to condition the surface of the
water so that it will sheet off the
glassware rapidly.
Problem: Cooked-on foods on
glass-ceramic cookware.
Remedy: Use baking soda, a
scouring liquid cleanser or a plastic
scouring pad. Avoid scouring pads
of copper, stainless steel or steel
wool since they niav scratch the
surface.
Cooking
With Honey
Demonstration
The Hoke County Agricultural
Extension Service and the Hoke
Beekeepers Association will spon
sur a demonstration of conking
with honey March 4 at 7:30 p.m. in
the Lester Building. South Mag
nolia Street.
Mrs. Ellen Willis will demon
strate the many ways honey can he
used in cooking, and recipes will be
available.
The Hoke beekeepers will have
some til their equipment on dis
play. including a complete bee hive
and an observation hive.
flic public is invited to attend
& REMODELING
CUSTOM CARPENTRY
& WOODWORK
CABINETS FINISHED
OR UNFINISHED
PICNIC TABLES
INQUIRIES WELCOME
Archie Walters
875-2683
P3M
Ladies'
Tops And
Each Pants
Flutter sleeve peasani lops m fashion prints and
SOWS Pull-on, straight leg pants in Ponti polyester
Wifle selection of colors 10-20
E?tf? Site Tops Or Panli <4 ?a
Ladies' And
Children's
'Pair Shoe Clearance
Includes casuals, sandals, and more
Selection will vary from store to store
Men's Dress,
Sport And
Each Knit Shirts
Long sleeve dress and sport shirts in solids and
fancies 14', -17 and S.M L.XL Short sJeeve kn.t
shirts m coHar and ptacKet styles S.M. L.XL
419
? Box
Super Suds
Detergent
40-oz. heavy
duty laundry
powder lor
a cleaner wash
Prices Good Ai All Family Dollar Stores
Through This Weekend No Sales To Dealers
Quantities Limited On Some Merchandise
MAIN STREET RAEFORD, N. C.
HOURS: 10-7
SUNDAY 1 - 6
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