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DEADLINES: Weddings, Thursday, Noon
Other Social Items, Monday 5 p.m.
UbC October meeting held
The Raeford U.D.C. Chapter
held its October meeting at the
home of Miss Isabel McFadyen
with Miss Sarah Lytch and Mrs.
Ruby Penney, co-hostesses.
The devotional was led by Mrs.
Pauline Pittman.
Mrs. Treva Koonce, the presi
dent, presided and led the Ritual,
allegiance and salutes to the flags.
"The Bonnie Blue Flag" and
"Dixie" were sung by the group.
A membership certificate was
presented to Mrs. Sadie Mr?. ran.
The president reported that the
chapter received two honors at the
State meeting held recently in
Greensboro.
These were a certificate for a
superior rating Chapter for 1984
and a silver cup for historical
work. The cup is engraved with the
name of chapter and kept in the
State Headquarters in Raleigh.
It was voted unanimously to give
Mrs. Mellie McFadyen honorary
status for her many years of
faithful service to the chapter.
The chapter went on record giv
ing the Hoke County Historical
Society lOOVfc support and
cooperation.
The program of the month -
"Financing the Confederate
States" was presented by Miss
Josephine Hall. A piece of Con
federate money was on display.
During the social hour
refreshments, carrying out the
Halloween motif, were served by
the hostesses.
Woodmen attend convention
Thirteen members of the local
Woodmen of the World Lodge
6179 attended the annual Cape
Fear District Convention in
Elizabethtown, Thursday evening,
October 11.
Those in attendance were
Frances Anderson, Evelyn
Ashburn, Etta Mae Barnes, Peggy
Calloway, Hestel Garrison, Mary
Ruth Haire, Bertha Hendrix, Sadie
McCrimmon, Fleeta Maxwell,
Louise Scott, Irene Smith, Louise
Taylor and Ruth Wilkerson.
Thomas-Crawford
engagement set
Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Thomas an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter, Margaret Jennings, to
Shea Smiley Crawford of Raeford.
Mr. Crawford is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. George S. Crawford of
Raeford.
The wedding is? scheduled for
December 8 in the St. Pauls
Presbyterian Church.
Margaret Thomas
Field Representative for the
Raeford area, Jack Knowles of
Fayetteville, was also present.
District President Florence Len
non presided over the business ses
sion. Three Lodge Activity
Reports out of all submitted from
the District were selected to be
presented during this meeting. The
report from Lodge 6179 was one of
the three selected and this was
presented by Evelyn Ashburn,
secretary.
Senator Henson Barnes was
Master of Ceremonies at the ban
quet. National President Nick T.
Newberry of Omaha, Nebraska
was guest speaker. State Manager
Harvey Bedsole also spoke to the
group. A delicious ham and turkey
dinner with all the trimmings was
enjoyed by the 300 plus Woodmen
members present.
Local Lodge 6179 was honored
to have its president, Mary Ruth
Haire, installed as Cape Fear
District President for the year
1985.
Cox honored
Barbara Cox, the October 20th
bride-elect of Harry Walters Jr.,
was honored at a surprise Lingerie
Shower at the home of Mrs. Roy
Whitaker on Saturday, October 6.
Co^hostess was Mrs. Alan
Walters.
Delicious refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Debbie Williams Bounds,
recent bride of Ricky Bounds, was
honored with a miscellaneous
bridal shower on September 22 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. W.A.
Maxwell, Jr. Hostess for the occa
sion was Mrs. Lisa Maxwell.
Mrs. Bounds was presented a
corsage of yellow daises when she
arrived. After gifts were opened
and displayed, refreshments of
cake squares, nuts, mints, cheese
straws and Coke were served.
Mr. and Mrs. Gregory Allen an
nounce the birth of a son,
Christopher Neil, on September 30
at Cape Fear Medical Center.
Floyd promoted
Tony K. Floyd, son of Donald J.
and Silvia G. Floyd of Rural Route
3, Raeford, has been promoted in
the U.S. Army to the rank of
specialist four.
Floyd is a radio teletype
operator at Fort Bragg with the
82nd Airborne Division.
He is a 1980 graduate of Hoke
County High School.
McMillan completes
ROTC summer camp
Jerry L. McMillan, son of
Charles and Annie McMillan of
Raeford, has completed a U.S. Air
Force ROTC field training en
campment at Lackland Air Force
Base, Texas.
Field training, attended by
cadets normally between their se
cond and third year of college,
gives an opportunity to evaluate
each student's potential as an of
ficer, according to an Air Force
spokesman.
The summer's curriculum con
sists of orientations on jet aircraft,
career opportunities, human rela
tions education and equal oppor
tunity training. Physical fitness
and survival training is also em
phasized.
honored
RJWC Membership dinner
Prospective members examine scrapbooks and events of past club events
after the annual Junior Woman 's Club membership dinner Monday night.
Junior Woman's Club
holds membership fete
Guests enjoyed a buffet dinner
as the Raeford Junior Woman's
Club held its annual membership
dinner October 15, 6:30 p.m., at
the Civic Center.
Entertainment was provided by
second vice-president Betty Odom.
Miss Odom sang several popular
songs for the group.
President Mrs. Boyce Falls then
called the October meeting to
order.
She extended a welcome to the
prospective members and began a
brief history of the chib, now in its
10th year.
Club members Mrs. Ken Booker
and Mrs. Robert Britt gave brief
accounts of the club's two plays
sponsored in past years.
Miss Odom, membership chair
man, then introduced guests and
distributed door prizes to guests
and members.
A business meeting followed.
Mrs. Falls encouraged members
to support fall projects: a fashion
show, quick meials workshop, and
pregnancy health fair.
Further plans were made for the
Christmas home tour, December 2,
and several new projects were
discussed.
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Honored for service
These volunteers from Hoke County received
awards in eight categories: (Left to right, back row)
Caroline McNeill Parker, Individual Human Ser
vice Volunteer; Ruth P. Pecora, Individual Com
munity Volunteer Leader; Mary Archie McNeill,
Administrator /Coordinator of Volunteers. ( Left to
right, middle row) Vickie Denise McLean, Youth
Volunteer; Irma Hedgpeth, School Volunteer; and
Nellie F. Flowers, One-On-One Volunteer. (Left to
right, front row, beside Governor and Mrs. Hunt)
Ann Ross, accepting for Raeford United Methodist
Church Youth Fellowship, in the Church /Religious
Volunteer Group category; and John D. Melton,
accepting for the Hoke County Rescue Squad, Inc.,
in the Community Volunteer Organization
category. Not pictured was Raeford Building
Center, Business /Industry Volunteer Involvement
award recipient.
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