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Winburn-Bullock announce plans
Mr. and Mrs. William George
Winburn announce the engage
ment of their daughter, Georgia
Carol, to Mark Edward Bullock.
Mr. Bullock is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lane Rogers Bullock of
Vass.
Miss Winburn is a graduate of
Hoke High and the Associated
Airline Sfchool of Miami Beach,
Florida- She is now employed by .
Bob Winfree Travel Agency of
Lake Charles, Louisiana.
? Mr. Bullock, a Union Pines
graduate, is employed by the Drill
ing Fluids Division of Milchem
Inc., of Lake Charles.
Georgia Carol H in burn
Celebrating 50 years \
Mr. and Mrs. George Washington Johnson will celebrate their 50th
wedding anniversary on Saturday at a party to be held at the Moun
tain Grove A.M.E. Zion Church of Raeford.
Home Health nurses helping residents
St. Joseph Hospital Home
Health Agency recently announced
its plans for Home Care Week
which will be celebrated across the
country.
Governor Jim Hunt and Presi
dent Ronald Reagan have pro
claimed November 25 to December
1 as Home Care Week to pay
tribute to the thousands of
dedicated individuals throughout
the country whose efforts allow
more than five million elderly, in
firm, disabled or dying to receive
skilled health and social services in
the comfort and privacy of their
homes.
Judy Ferguson, R.N. Super
visor, of St. Joseph Hospital
Home Health Agency, Raeford of
fice noted, "There is a movement
in this country to find less expen
sive and more humane ways to
provide hejrtth care to our growing
elderly population, as well as to
children and young people who are
temporarily or chronically ill or
disabled.
"Lawmakers are finally
discovering what we have known
all along: Home care supports the
dignity and independence of our
most vulnerable by keeping them
out of hospitals and nursing homes
for as long as possible. It keeps
families together and offers a com
passionate and low cost way to
care for our loved ones."
In an era of skyrocketing health
care costs, home care offers an
alternative to institutional care
both because it is less expensive
and because it encourages self
reliance and independence.
Services provided by the Agency
range from daily skilled nursing
care, physical or occupational
therapy to nutrition and IV
therapy, to pain management and
-oionmedical services to keep thepa
tients' environment safe and
healthy.
St. Joseph Hospital Home
Health Agency is providing health
care to over 80 homebound pa
tients in Hoke County.
The staff has increased recently
in order to continue to provide
quality care for an expanding
number of patients.
The Hoke County Home Health
staff includes: Judy Ferguson,
R.N. supervisor - seven years in
H.H.; Ronda Pickler, R.N. - six
years in H.H.; Vicki Jones, R.N.
-four months in H.H.; Helen
Fields, H.H.A. - five years in
H.H.; Jackie Primeaw, H.H.A.
-two years in H.H.; Susan Ellis,
H.H.A. - four months in H.H.;
Don McCluskey, L.P.T. - three
years in H.H.; Bob Logan, Speech
Therapy - two years in H.H.; Pam
Foster, nutritionist - six months in
H.H.; Arlene French, O.T. - six
months in H.H. and Cathy Owens,
Sec. - six months.
Home Health patients in Hoke
County must be homebound, have
a need for a skilled nurse and be
under the care of a physician.
If a loved one, friend, neighbor,
parishner or recent hospital dis
charged patient fits the criteria,
contact Home Health at 875-8198
and let them see if they can help.
The theme for Home Care Week
is "When it comes to Health Care,
there is no place like home.
Only the thighs of turkey are
used to make turkey ham.
Turkey leftovers can be used in
sandwiches, salads, barbecue,
tacos, meat pies, turnovers,
meatloaf, corn pudding, gumbo
and even as a pizza topping as well
as in casseroles and creamed
dishes.
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Music Club has concert
In an afternoon concert on Sun
day, November 1 1 , the Chaminade
Music Club presented Marilyn
Burris, soprano, and Barbara
Jackson, piand accompanist.
The concert was held " in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Neill
Adams McNeill at four o'clock.
Marilyn Burris is a graduate of
Meredith College and has a
Masters in voice from the Manhat
tan School of Music. She is
presently Choral Director at
Southern Alamance High School,
and is Minister of Music at New
Garden Friends Meeting in
Greensboro. She has sung nine
opera rnW ?nd concertized exten
20 years service
Virginia M. Littrell has recently
completed 20 years of con
tinuous service with the Raeford
Plant of Burlington Industries.
She has worked her entire
tenure in the Winding Depart
ment as a automatic Winder
Tender. She was presented a
pear! pin, certificate and gift by
Plant Management to com
memorate the achievement.
sively in the Southeast.
Her program included Mimi's
Addio, La Boheme, Act III by
Puccini, as well as selections from
Handel, Schubert, Koechlin, and
Hahn. The last three pieces were in
English by American composers.
Barbara Ann Jackson, at the
piano, is. a graduate of
Westminster Choir College. She
has taught privately and has served
as Minister of Music at churches in
North Carolina and West Virginia.
After the concert, the club
members invited the performers
and guests into the dining room for
tea and refreshments.
Crumpler finishes
auctioneers course
G. Franklin Crumpler of
Raeford has returned from
Charlotte, North Carolina, where
he completed a three-day, Building
An Auction Business Seminar,
November 4-8, conducted by the
National Auctioneers Association
and the State of North Carolina
Auctioneer Licensing Board.
The seminar program included
presentations by non-auction ex
perts, as well as professional auc
tioneers. Topics included auction
operation company's perspective,
sources of new busi
ness/strengthening your client
base, and more.
Crumpler was among the 150
registrants who attended the NAA
seminar from nearly every U.S.
state.
NAA member Crumpler con
ducts auction sales in the surroun
ding counties and will utilize his
Charlotte Seminar education at
future auctions.
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