Lumber Bridge News
H> l.ib Sumner
The Women's Missionary Union
held their monthly meeting in the
home of Mrs. Russell Prevatte on
November IS.
Miss Verna McGougan gave the
scripture lesson and Miss Lois
Sumner the program on "Partner
ship Missions." Prayer by Miss
Verna McGougan, and Mrs. Mavis
Foster.
Projects for November and
December were discussed.
Other's present- Wanda Am
nions, Pearl Dew, Betty Lou
McGougan, Pauline Ratley and
Lib Sumner. The hostess served
coke, coffee and tea.
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Lumber Bridge Baptist Church
joined with Great Marsh Baptist
Church on Wednesday, November
21 for a service of Thanksgiving
and fellowship.
Women of the Presbyterian
Church, Circle I held their mon
thly meeting with Mrs. Elbert For
bis on November 14.
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Mrs. Ella Carr of Raeford
visited Mrs. S.E. Sumner on the
afternoon of November 18.
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Harold Schdl and daughter.
Cherry of Swansboro spent the
weekend of November 18 with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.H.
Schdl- and, Sunday's visitors were
Mr. and Mrs. W.B. McDiarmid of
Raeford.
Sorry to report that T.L. Shook
is still very sick.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Caddell
visited relatives in Southern Pines
November 18.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Mewhcrter
announce the birth of a son, bom
on November 8 at Moore
Memorial Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Clark
Johnston announce the birth of a
son, Eric Allen Marshall, on
November 7 at Cape Fear Valley
Medical Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Allen Comp
ton announce the birth of a
daughter, Toni Lynn, on
November 8 at Cape Fear Valley
Medical Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy Lee
McN^rti* annoupceife birUwoT-a-? 3
daughter, Nikita Lashon, on
November 14 at Cape Fear Valley
Medical Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Tony Daryl Jones
announce the birth of a son,
Daniel Patrick, on November 15 at
Cape Fear Valley Medical Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Curtis Wayne
Monroe announce the birth of a
daughter, Crystaline Denise, on
November 16 at Cape Fear Valley
Medical Center.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy E. Jackson of
Red Springs announce the birth of
a son on November 19 at
Southeastern General Hospital in
Lumberton. Mrs. Jackson is the
former Micki Shepherd of
Raeford.
b ? Mr. and Mrs.^Andy Poseyan
nounce the birth of a daughter?
Whitney Elizabeth, on November
5 at Moore Memorial Hospital.
Grandparents are Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Frahm and Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Posey, all of Raeford.
Raeford mothers visit Peace Col.
Two Raeford residents were
among the 150 mothers who took
part in Mother-Daughter Weekend
at Peace College on Nov. 9 and 10.
They were Mrs. Janice Brock of
S. Magnolia Street, mother of
Peace freshman Leigh Brock; and
Mrs. Marilyn Fowler of Harris
Avenue, mother of Peace
freshman Carmen Fowler.
Friday evening activities includ
ed a reception and a special show
ing of "The Diary of Anne Frank"
by Peace College theater students.
On Saturday, the mothers and
daughters attended a fashion
show, a performance by the Peace
Pacers Dance Troupe and a
brunch. They also heard a presen
tation on the image of the profes
sional woman today. Most of the
mothers stayed overnight with
their daughters in the dormitory.
'Hospital News
Yvonne Ivey is in Wake
Memorial Hospital.
On tour
This Chrismort tree in the home of Mrs. Jeanette Jordan will be in place
for the Christmas Home Tour sponsored by the Junior Woman 's Club on
December 2.
Christmas decorations
highlight Jordan home
The home of Mrs. Jeanette Jor
dan will be filled with Christmas
spirit for the December 2
Christmas Home Tour and Craft
Show sponsored by the Raeford
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Christmas, decorations on the
stitched and made by Mrs.
Jordan's daughters, Anna and Kel
ly. Crismons are Christian sym
bols. As tree ornaments, they bring
attention to the religious
significance of the holidays.
The Jordan home was built six
teen years ago. Its furnishings are
traditional and Country English.
The love of home has created
needlework " touches. The piano
bench cover and the dining room
chairs are the needlepoint creations
of the late Dr. Julius Jordan. Pain
tings by Anna, Kelly and their
brother, Franklin, are hanging
throughout the house.
The sunporch, a solarium in the
winter and a living and dining area
in the summer, is a nice feature of
this house. Tourgoers will see
family portraits and photographs.
Members of the Junior
Women's Club invite everyone to
come to the Civic Center for a
ticket. The first 100 persons to buy
a ticket will receive a complimen
tary gift from Faberge. The cost is
$5.00. Proceeds of the Tour will
-J EwfiLnrfUTTtS of the Club during
the coming year. This means that
community as the Club responds
to Hoke County needs. ?
At the Civic Center, tourgoers
will find refreshments and a fine
display of men and women
demonstrating and selling their
crafts. Rosland Farms of Godwin
will have a selection of the herbs,
spices, and flowers, grown and
dried by the Tippett family. The
aromas and flowers they preserve
will make fine gifts and enhance
Christmas around Raeford.
A substitution in the plans for
crafters has opened a spot for
Merry Ann Harrison, a potter
from Fayetteville. She is the owner
of Pandamonium Pottery and she
recently had a beautiful booth at
the Holly Day Fair. She sells func
tional dishwasher and microwave
safe ware. She creates handbuilt
and wheel-thrown pottery.
Bridal showers honor Crowder
Miss Lisa Crowder was honored
with a bridal shower on November
9. The hostesses were Mrs. Mary
Brady, Mrs. Joan Scarboro, Mrs.
Lula Davis, and Mrs. Nancy
Payne.
Arrangements of fall flowers
decorated the refreshment and gift
tables. Guests were served cake
squares, nuts and mints, and
punch.
Miss Crowder opened gifts from
the guests.
On November 13 Miss Crowder
was honoree at a luncheon -
shower hosted by her co-workers
at Cameron Morrison Youth
Center. The party was held at
Christopher's Restaurant in Aber
deen.
The guest brought gifts and Miss
Crowder was given a red and white
carnation corsage. Similar flowers
were used on the table.
Miss Crowder was also honored
with a miscellaneous bridal shower
on November 17 at the home of
Mrs. Janice Campbell in
Pinebluff. . Other hostesses were
Miss Amy Hemmens and Mrs.
Paula Reynolds.
A corsage of white rose busds
was presented to the honoree.
Refreshments of bridal cake,
finger sandwiches, nuts, mints and
punch were served. The table was
centered with an arrangement of
flowers.
Special guest was Mrs. Debbie
Matherly of Green Bay, Wiscon
sin.
Miss Crowder was also honored
with a coke party on November 24
by Suzanne Ramsey and Marsha
Hendrix at the Ramsey home on
Jackson Street.
Miss Crowder was presented a
silk Christmas corsage. Guests
were served cheese bisquits,
sausage balls, ham biscuits,
donuts, Coke and hot apple drink.
The honoree was presented a
Christmas grapevine wreath and
many tree ornaments by the
hostesses.
On Saturday afternoon,
November 24, Mrs. Katie
Margaret Childress, Mrs. Cindy
Sudia and Mrs. Deborah Duncan
honored Miss Crowder with a
drop-in at the Childress home.
A corsage of yellow daisies was
presented to the honoree. The
refreshment table was centered
with a pineapple arrangement.
Fruit cake, finger sandwiches,
roasted pecans, and hot apple cider
were served.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Monroe,
William, Alison, and Matthew of
Garner and Mr. and , Mrs. Zan
Monroe, Allen, and Lindsay of
New Bern spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs, Graham Monroe.
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Mr. and Mrs. Larry Phillips and
children, Brad and Brooke of
Asheboii) spent Thanksgiving Day
..with their parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Bm Upchurch and Mrs. W.C.~
Phillips and Bill.
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Holiday guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Lentz were Mrs. Dewey
Picklesimer of Lexington, Ken
tucky, Rita Picklesimer of Atlanta,
Georgia and Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Picklesimer of Georgetown,
Kentucky.
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Mrs. Marguerite Thomas has
her sisters visiting with her this
week. They are Mrs. Pauline
McFadyen of High Point, Mrs.
Hallie Wishart of Lumberton, and
Mrs. Jean Carver of Chapel Hill.
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Mrs. Pat Bingay of Clemmons
and Bill McPhaul of Beuna Vista,
Va. brought their families to visit
their families Mr. and Mrs. Buck
McPhaul for Thanksgiving. The
McPhauls also visited Mr. and
Mrs. Raymond Maxwell, Mrs.
McPhauFs parents.
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Mr. and Mrs. David Matherly
and Sara Beth have returned to
their home in Green Bay, Wiscon
sin after spending the past week
with his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Gene Matherly of Raeford.
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Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harris spent
the holidays with Mr*- and-Mrs . Bill
Harris in Durham.
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Mr. and Mrs. Albert McLean Jr.
and granddaughter, Corky, of
Richmond Hill, New York visited
over the holidays with their
parents, Mr. Albert G. McLean,
and Mrs. Irma Rogers.
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James McKinnon of Alalea
Street was the host of Thanksgiv
ing dinner to his parents and
brother.
The guests included Mr. and
Mrs. John McKinnon, Mr. and
Mrs. Lee Shaw and son, Mrs. Vi
vian Malloy, Shanda and Lamont
Malloy all of Raeford.
The honored guest was Midn.
3/C Terence P. Malloy of the U.S.
Naval Academy, Annapolis,
Maryland who was home for the
holidays.
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