Mrs. Mclauchlin Honored At Antioch Mrs. Thomas N. McLauchlin was perfectly at home on Saturday afternoon when the manse at Antioch Presbyterian Church was the setting for a "drop-in" honor ing her. She was Emeline Hanna in 1924 when her father, the late Rev. George W. Hanna became Anti och's Pastor. Her mother is re ported to have actually drawn the plans for the gracious house built in 1925. Misses Willa, Eloise, Bonnie and P Jeanette McLauchlin, sisters-in-law of Mrs. McLauchlin, were host esses with the present mistress of the manse, Mrs. Charles Ansley, assisting. After being welcomed at the front door by Miss Willa Mc Lauchlin, guests registered and then were greeted in the entrance hall by Mrs. Ansley. ^ Mrs. McLauchlin, in the living P room, received affectionate good wishes and enjoyed reminiscences with about 65 callers between three and four-thirty. She will move to High Point this week, joining her sisters, Rachel McCauley and Sara Louise Hanna in the Presbyterian Home there. Also receiving in the living room were Misses Bonnie and Eloise McLauchlin. Miss Jeanette Mc t Lauchlin and Mrs. Charles Daniels greeted guests in the dining room. The refreshment table was cen tered with a colorful bouquet of yellow, gold, and white chrysan themums and daisies. Mrs. Robert L. Gibson had thoroughly planned the floral arrangement and had gathered roses from her garden for the corsages and bouquets. Mrs. Charles Raynor of Fay etteville, Mrs. McLauchlin's daughter, and Miss Caroline Ansley, daughter of the Rev. and Mrs. Ansley, presided at the tea table. An assortment of party foods and confections was served with cranberry punch. Callers included guests from Laurinburg, Red Springs, Raeford. Gibson, Fayetteville, and other near-by areas. Births Sgt. and Mrs. Arol H. Smith, Jr., (Buster) announce the birth of a daughter, Jennie Lynn on Sep tember 26 at Moore Memorial Hospital. Mrs. Smith is the former Jean Lentz. First Lt. and Mrs. Roy N. Lane, III presently stationed at Kadena Air Base, Okinawa, announce the birth of a son Phillip Roy, on September 10 at the U.S. Naval Regional Medical Center, Okinawa. Mrs. Lane is the former Kathy Stephens of Raeford. For Social News Call 875-2121 WAGON WHIIL RESTAURANT THURSDAY ft FRIDAY SHRIMP BASKET (?bout 20 shrimp) with FF. Slaw ir Hushpuppiaa $3.98 Tafca Out Orders CaU I7V6752 Birthday Ricky Jones Ricky Jones, son of Mr. and Mr. Marty Jones, celebrated his fourth birthday with a party Sunday afternoon at home. Hot dogs, baked beans and chips were served with assorted iced beverages. After Ricky opened his gifts, everyone enjoyed birthday cake and ice cream. Guests included Mrs. Richard Davis, Janet and Jeff; Mrs. Leonard Wiggins and Jennifer, Wayne Floyd, Mrs. Terry Scarboro and Heather, Mr. and Mrs. Harley Adams, Pam Woodell, Mrs. J.L. Conoly, Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Conoly and Cindy Conoly. Guests later in the evening were Mr. and Mrs. T.W. Jones and Jerry Jones. Mrs. McKenzie Honored With Cookout Mrs. Clellon McKenzie was honored at a birthday steak dinner cookout Sunday, Sept. 16, at the home of her son and daughter-in law, Mr. and Mrs. James D. McKenzie. Mrs. McKenzie's children, Mrs. Larry Dunsheel, Miss Teresa Mc Kenzie, along with the host were present, along with other members of the family. Pat Strickland was a special guest. Hospital News MOORE MEMORIAL Mrs. W.L. McFadyen Mrs. Jane Britt Christiana Howell Rita Baker Mrs. Jeannie Quick Jack Morris HIGHSMITH Harvey Hobson MEMORIAL-CHAPEL HILL L.B. Johnson CAPE FEAR VALLEY Mary Belle Cook Arts Dept. Members Attend Theater Fourteen members of the Arts Department of the Raeford Wo mans Cub attended the "Fayette ville Little Theater" on Thursday evening of last week. The Play "The Importance of Being Earn est" by Oscar Wilde, was presented by the Hastings Theater Guild of Hasting, England. Workshop Held GFWC, Arts Department of the Raeford Womans Club had a workshop meeting, led by Mrs. Jim Fant, project chairman, at the assembly room at Hoke County Library on Wednesday of last week. Tea baskets were made to sell in order to raise funds for their service projects and support arts projects. For Social News Call 875-2121 National Prescription Centers TICKET CAMPAIGN ?? Sarah Leach, chairman of the Ticket Sales Committee of the North Carolina Symphony 's Hoke County Chapter is speaking last Monday evening to other members of the Hoke chapter at a dinner meeting that was a Ticket Campaign Kickoff The Symphony's associate conductor. James Ogle, was guest speaker at the meeting, which was held in the Education Building of Antioch Presbyterian Church. Personals Mrs. Frank Crumpler attended a meeting at the Convention Center in Winston-Salem recently. She was accompanied as far as Clemons by Mrs. Ed Smith, who visited her son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs. John Seats. Mr. and Mrs. Palmer Willcox vacationed at Holden Beach last week. Dr. and Mrs. John Ropp had as their weekend visitors, Mrs. John Ropp, Jr. and children, Sarah, John III and Emily, of Sumter, S.C. Mr. and Mrs. Mike Jordan and family, who have made their home in Charlotte for the past several years, will be moving the latter part of the week to Greensboro where he will be connected with the North western Bank. Mrs. Ralph Barnhart and sister, Mrs. Bob Southwell of Kings Mountain, returned Sunday after spending several weeks at Holden Beach. Mrs. William Lamont and Mrs. W.T. Gibson returned Sunday after a trip to South Carolina where Mrs. Lamont visited Mr. and Mrs. Malloy Lamont in Columbia, and Mrs. Gibson visited Mr. and Mrs. Norris Hook in Leesville, S.C. On Friday they went to Hilton Head to spend the weekend in the home of Mrs. Gibson's brother-in-law and sister, Mr. and Mrs. John Harkey. Mrs. Ed Smith attended the Johns United Methodist Church Home coming near Laurinburg recently. Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Gatlin returned home last Thursday after a vaca tion at Topsail Beach. Mrs. Bob Townsend, Mrs. Frank Richards and Mrs. Clyde Up church will attend the United Methodist Womens district meet ing at Methodist College in Fay etteville on Friday and Saturday. Miss Kimberly Thacker, who has been employed in Burlington for the past four years, has returned to Raeford to make her home. Dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs. M.V. Peele on Tuesday of last week were Mrs. Peele's sisters Mrs. Viola McLauchlin, and Mrs. R.C. Bow yer of Laurinburg. Dinner guests of the Peeles on Sunday were Mr. Peele's sister, Mrs. Wade Terry and Mr. Terry of Laurinburg, Delaine Peckham and Judy Scull of Chapel Hill, David and Randy Scull of Raeford. Lois Lee of Gretna La., formerly of Raeford, visited her brother Howard Barkley, and family last week. Martin Pate has returned home to Piqua, Ohio after living in Raeford for approximately eight months. His father, Jonie C. Pate returned to Ohio with his son but has returned to his home at Barefoots Trailer Court. Mr. and Mrs. Larry Phillips and children Brad and Brooke, of Asheboro visited Mr. and Mrs. Bill Upchurch and Mrs. W.C. Phillips and Bill Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Barrington of Pittsboro visited Mrs. Helen Barrington and Mr. and Mrs. Ed Byrd Sunday. Mr. and Mrs. Anderson Hostetler of Darien, Conn, spent the week end with his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles Hostetler. They were en route to Greensboro where they will be making their new home. Mr. and Mrs. Peter Sawyer of Greenwood. S.C. were Sunday and Monday to visit his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Pete Sawyer. Mrs. Dorothy Smith is leaving Saturday for a visit with her sister, Mrs. Dora Mandigo in Canifer, New York. Miss Deborah Davis of Charlotte spent the weekend with her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Chalmers Davis. Jr. Womon's Club Meets With Mrs. Britt The Raeford Junior Woman's Club held its first board meeting of the club year September 7, 1982. at the home of Mrs. Robert Britt. At this time, plans were finalized for the spaghetti supper to be held on September 21. 1982. Gwen Booker, chairman of Ways and Means, proposed several fund raising projects for the year. The board selected three of these to be presented to the clubs for approval at its first meeting. September 20, 1982. New department chairmen also obtained lists of their prospec tive members and duties. A membership drive to be held in October was discussed and pro spective members names were given. Tickets for the spaghetti supper were distributed to depart ment chairmen before adjourn ment. Public Affairs To Meet NFWC, Public Affairs Depart ment of Raeford Womans Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Eugene Mathcrly. Tuesday night, October 5, at 7:30. Bordeaux Dinner Theatre Bordeaux Motor Inn VHtag* ft Owan Drfvas ? FayattavHt* Wed. thru Sun. Evenings COM MO I PtmyttAgmfn Sam LAST WEEK Rmv. 323-1114 Box Offtc* Op*n Noon-4 p.m. D*lhr crrkw AMERICA'S MAGICAL MUSICAt Q I I - - Cj- - -A a and Qroup Otoeounts <^^ ?l!ll HI Main Street, Raeford Ifs your cTfoice A 16-piece set. reg. $160.00. now onty S99.00. A four piece place setting at 25* saving or complete your table wtth selected matching accessories at 20% savings. However you choose, Royal Doutton Lambethware Is the answer for beautiful tabletops Also on sale. Royal Doulton Fine and Bone China pat terns. Oct. 4-Nov. 1. T