UDC ladies hold
March meeting
The March meeting of the
Raeford United Daughters of the
Confederacy was held on the 9th at
the home of Mrs. Mary McNeill
with Mrs. Eliza Bullard, co
hostess. Mrs. Pauline Pittman led
the devotional. Mrs. Treva
Koonce, the president, presided
and led the Ritual, Allegiance and
salutes to the flags.
Plans were made for a memorial
to Shiloh Church in memory of
Ronald Chesnutt. His grand
mother, Mrs. W.L. McFadyen, is a
member of the chapter.
The President announced that
the District meeting would be April
5 at St. John's Episcopal Church
in Fayetteville. Mrs. Eliza Bullard
will be the chapter's page.
A letter from the President of
the N.C. Division Children of the
Confederacy was read. This urged
the chapter's interest and par
ticipation in chartering and spon
soring a chapter. These young
folks will be the future members of
the U.D.C. and S.C.V. chapters.
Mrs. Lorenna Phillips reported
on the new books that the chapter
is giving the county library.
Miss Josephine Hall announced
that the Hoke Arts Festival is being
planned for May 3 and 4. "Hoke
County Heritage" will be the
topic.
Mrs. Lillian Wood reported that
the essays from Hoke High School
would be ready by April 1st.
"The Fall of New Orleans," the
program topic for the month - was
presented by Mrs. Aline Wright.
This was most instructive and in
teresting.
The president announced that
the shower of articles, carried to
the February meeting, for the
Veteran's Hospital had been
delivered.
Miss Isabel McFadyen read the
poem, "Dreaming in the
Trenches."
Hospital News
WAKE MEMORIAL
Tracy Bullock
H1GHSMITH-RA1NEY
Henry Blue
Linda Sue Stanton
Stanton -Tindall
Mrs. Wilbert Angus Stanton an
nounces the engagement of her
daughter, Linda Sue, to Ralph W.
Tindall, son of Mr. and Mrs. Earl
Tindall also of Raeford.
Linda is also the daughter of the
late Wilbert Angus Stanton.
A wedding has been planned for
June 17 at Raeford Presbyterian
Church.
Mrs. Schwab
is honored at
welcome party
Friends of James R. Attaway
gathered at his home on Philippi
Church Road Sunday evening for a
covered dish supper to welcome his
mother, Mrs. Pauline Schwab,
who has just recently moved here
from Hialeah, Florida to live with
her son.
Those present from Raeford
were Evelyn Ashburn, Mrs. Nan
nie Ashburn, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Calloway, Mary Ruth Haire, Ber
tha Hendrix, Fleeta Maxwell, Mr.
and Mrs. Claude Posey, Jim
Stevens, Louise Taylor and Ruth
Wilkerson. Also, Sharon Ashburn
from Pinehurst, Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Edwards from Oakboro,
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Foster and
Mrs. Josie Davis from Sanford,
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Terrell from
Cameron and Mr. and Mrs.
George Wicker from Carthage.
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Take-out plates available as well as plates served in
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Brown - From
Mrs. Marie Cameron Brown of
Raeford and Mr. Vernon Weaver
Brown, Jr. of Asheville, announce
the engagement of their daughter
Evelyn Marie to Dr. Evan Keith
Fram, son of Dr. and Mrs. Edward
David Fram of Aspen, Colorado.
An April 28 wedding is planned
at the Sarah P. Duke Gardens in
Durham, N.C.
Inman-Allen
Miss Jackie Allen and Greg In
man, son of Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Inman of Raeford, were united in
marriage on Sunday, March 11 in
Dillon, South Carolina.
Mr. and Mrs. Inman attended
Hoke County High School. Mr.
Inman is presently employed by
Raeford Plumbing and Heating.
After a wedding trip to Myrtle
Beach, the couple will reside at 111
Meadow Lane in Raeford.
Valerie Purdie
honor guest
Valerie Purdie, April 8 bride
elect, was honored with a
miscellaneous bridal shower on
March 6 at United Carolina Bank.
Hostesses were co-workers of
Miss Purdie.
Upon arrival, she and her
mother were given corsages of
white carnations.
A buffet of fried chicken, ham,
potato salad, fruit salad, green
beans and iced tea was served to
approximately 25 guests.
After gifts were opened and
displayed, guests were served cake,
nuts and mints.
Color analysis
classes planned
Reservations are now being
made for appointments with
Marilyn Sutton, certified consul
tant for color analysis classes.
Miss Sutton, who trained under
Carole Jackson, Color Me
Beautiful creator, will hold her
classes at Deer Track Racquet
Club, March 31.
Space is limited and reservations
must be made by March 23. Call
875-4171 or 843-2581 after 5 p.m.
for further information.
Social News
Call '875-4562
Teresa Ann McKenzie
Engaged
Mrs. Mary Clellen McKenzie of
Lumber Bridge, announces the ap
proaching marriage of her
daughter, Teresa Ann to David
Gene Rutledge, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Edsal Rutledge of Fayet
teville.
The bride-elect is also the
daughter of the late James K.
McKenzie.
An April 8 wedding is planned at
Sandy Grove United Methodist
Church at 3 p.m.
No formal invitations are being
sent.
All family and friends are in
vited to attend the wedding.
Personals
Visiting with Mrs. Martha Nave
last week .was her daughter, Mrs.
Debbie Tolar of Manteo. Mrs.
Tolar arrived Wednesday night
and attended a birthday party for
her niece. Heather Scarboro.
Mr. and Mrs. Dean Smith from
Stone Mountain, Georgia spent
several days with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Parks.
Mrs. Polly McFadyen and Laura
visited Mr. and Mrs. Parks Sun
day.
Mrs. Helen Womble of Aberdeen
visited Mr. and Mrs. Julian Parks
last week.
Recent guests of Mrs. Marianna
McLean were Mrs. Myrtle Camp
bell and Mrs. Rachel McAulty of
the Presbyterian Home in High
Point.
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Burlington Boys' Choir to sing here Sunday
The Burlington Boys' Choir will
present a program of sacred music
Sunday, March 18 at 4 p.m. in the
sanctuary of the Raeford
Presbyterian Church. This group is
the oldest organization of its kind
in North Carolina to have been
continuously sustained in training
and performance. The choir con
sists of forty boys between the ages
of eight and fourteen and was
organized in 1959 by their present
director, Miss Eva Wiseman.
There have been almost four
hundred boys to have participated
in the choir since its founding.
In December of 1983, the choir
sang at the White House in
celebration of their silver anniver
sary. This summer they will be
singing in Japan as part of their
tour.
Bridal shower
is given for
T eresa McKenzie
Teresa Ann McKenzie was
honored with a bridal shower
March 10, at Sandy Grove Church.
Hostesses were the ladies of San
dy Grove Church.
Teresa was presented with a cor
sage of two white silk roses upon
her arrival.
The refreshment table was
covered witha yellow table cloth
and topped with a white lace cloth.
A centerpiece of candelabra,
candles, jonquils and yellow bells,
decorated the table. The gift table
was covered with a white linen
table cloth.
? Punch, cake squares, nuts and
mints were served to the guests as
they arrived. After refreshments
were served, the bride-elect opened
and displayed her gifts.
Mr. and Mrs David Davies an
nounce the birth of a daughter.
Amber Nicole on February 8. Mrs.
Davies is the former Margaret
Rogers.
The choir prepares three types of
programs each year: Christmas,
sacred, and secular. They rehearse
four times a week during the
school year. Their repertoire in
cludes choral literature ranging
from early church music to music
of the twentieth century.
The purpose of this choir is to
exhibit standards of musical ex
cellence in performance and to
maintain a living choral tradition
in North Carolina worthy of the
community and of the state.
This musical presentation is
made possible through the Music
Ministry and the Music Committee
of the Raeford Presbyterian
Church. It is free and open to the
public.
Birthdays
Mrs Bertha Leslie
Mrs. Bertha Leslie was honored
with a birthday party at Mount
Sinai Church, Saturday, March 10.
Approximately 60 guests attend
ed the dinner party given by her
daughters and son.
Special guests from out of town
were Mrs. Annata McLeod of
Washington, D.C.; Mrs. Christine
Thomas, Tiffy, Charms, and Quit
ty, of Kannapolis; Carolyn
Thomas and Angela Johnson of
Winston Salem.
Heather Scarboro
Heather Michelle Scarboro
celebrated her third birthday with
a party on Wednesday, March 7 at
the home of her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Terry Scarboro.
After gifts were opened, guests
were served Bugs Bunny cake,
cheese and crackers and punch.
Approximately 17 guests attend
ed.
Paternal grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. Martin Scarboro Jr.
Maternal grandparents are Mrs.
Martha Nave, all of Raeford, and
Carl B. Bowers of Boerne, Texas.
Splitting the $50 jackpot at bingo Saturday night were Amy Archer, Bar
bara Daniels and Wendy McNeill. Raeford Junior Woman's Club is spon
soring bingo at the Civic Center each Saturday night in March. Games
begin at 7:30 p.m. The Barber Shop Quartet will perform this Saturday
during intermission.
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