THURSDAY, SEPT. 20th, 1945
THE NEWS-JOURNAL, RAEFORD, N. C.
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? iRaeford Church To
Socials-Personal
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oend missionary
To African Field
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I Jack and Jill ....
!J School for Boys and Girls
LUNCHEON AND SUPPER
PARTIES GIVEN AT
lArr HU.Mfc. tember 14. at Moore county hosDital,
Mrs. Arch Graham and Mrs. Frank
Tapp were hostesses at two lovely PerSOffds
parties last Thursday, given at the
home of the latter. A profusion of! Mr. and Mrs. T. A. Caulk of Wash
flowers, tastefully arranged, were ' ington, D. C, have announced the
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS Laurie Mctaehern of Raleigh spent
. r. j r I Sunday in Raeford, His sister, Mrs.
Born to Ensign and Mrs George Sarah McEachern McNeill, is now
ceinune, a aaugmer, on rnuay, otp-
New Director Of Music And
Young People's Activities Also $
Secured By Presbyterians. ,
used in the living and dining rooms.
On Thursday morning they enter
tained with three tables of bricTge
with Mrs. J. S. Johnson winner of
birth of a son, Thomas Worthy, on
August 17th. Mrs. Caulk is the for
mer Miss Axworthy Upchurch.
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dining room hostess at Edwards! "","u-!
Military academy, S.lemburg. I"' toUc-ge and of the Johns
:riouk..ns school of nursing, w.U be
Mrs. Paul Dickson returned last en' ;o( th B'f Congo mission
week from a visit to Blowing Rock,!fl.e,d ,of he Southern Presbjjjerian
Danville, Va., and Reidsville. 'pTY-0"? . 1
Raeford Presbyterian church, accor
ding to a decision of the cor.grega-
TIME: October 1, 9-11:30 A. M.
Monday through Friday
PLACE: Methodist Church
Miss Betsy Ann Cole returned to
Greensboro Tuesday nf this week.
where she is a sopho.Tore at WCUNC ! ln cnurcn aiso nas securea ivuss
tian this week.
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C LASSES: Pre-srhool, 5 years. Kindergarten, 4 years. Nursery 2,3 years
Dancing, Health,
this year. Mrs. Julian Blue and
Rachel Hasell of Hendersonville as
high score prize. Mrs. Allen McSween 1 M m T ! Ji h i rJ ' Mrs. Lawrence Poole accompanied director of music and young people s
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C Ol RSr S INC LI DE: Music, Art, Drama, Folk
Scienre, Preparation for school.
and Mrs. Clarence Brown were in
vited for luncheon, which was served
at one o'clock, and Mrs. Brown, a
recent bride, was remembered with
a gift.
At four in the afternoon two
tables of bridge and two of rook
were in play.
Springs, entered a Fayetteville hos
pital Monday, where he will undergo
an operation.
Mrs. Alfred Cole and daughter.
FACl'LTY: ?!rs. Tom
activities for the church, it was stated
yesterday by the Rev. Harry K. Hoi-
Miss Mollie Cameron returned to j land, pastor. Miss Hassejl is to ar- METHOD: Project through
SaUm rnlleee this week. She is a ! rive in Raeford the first of the I V
Miss Katherine Baker and Cpl. senior there this year. Mrs. H. A. " 'o iae up mr new wu:k nere. i g
Max Mangum of Laurinburg spent Cameron took her daughter to Win- Miss Hassell is at present working j .V
the past Sunday in Lake City, S. C, :ston on Monday. in the home mission field in Aloe-1 8
Mrs. Arah Stuart re- visiting friends. niane riesuviery is living ai i
Cameron,
Mrs.
Mrs. Mitchell
A. K. Currie
Epstein and
RATES:
directed activity.
Respect.
$2.50 per week in advance; $2.00 per week earn lor two or
more in the same family. Materials furnished.
Modern in every $
ceived high score in bridge and high 1 -Wrs- J- u- Whisnant and young :h-,ymoutn. bne is the daugn'.er of, ft
in rook went to Mrs. G. W. Brown. I Mrs. Hubert Cameron was called son, Joseph Durwood, came home missionary parents and was born in
Mrs. H. E. Stinchcomb of Black to her home near Louisburg Sunday Tuesday front Baptist hospital at: Japan. Her parents were the Rev.
Mountain, was nresentert on hnnnr on account of the illness of her Winston-Salem. and Mrs. Andrew P. Hassell, and
gift. At six o'clock dinner was served mother, Mrs. Speed. I h" grandfather was the late Rev. $
the players. I I Mrs- D- B. Gnus and children left Andrew M. Hasstll who held pas-
Mrs. J. D. Tapp of Timberland is lasi rriaay lor .waniy, wnere tneyiioraie ai uoawin ana waae, wesi
visiting her sitser in Durham several wiH be until they can join Mr. Gil-jEnd and Jackson Springs. She re
days this week. lis at Mount Olive. ceived a music degree fro'H Mary
HONOR MISS KIRBY I I ' Baldwin college, Staunton, Va., in
... I Mrs. C. H. Livingston of Chipley, Mrs. Perry SloanA Jr., of Durham, 1 1940.
"": a:LLJ-""K' en" Fla., is visiting her brother, G. W. spent luesday witn Mrs. r-aul Uick- Miss Longcmcker i r.'o the daugh-
weunesaay evening p.,..!,,, she camp esnwiallv to he son, having coxe to see her husband, i tpr nf micinna'V narpnts thp Ppv
Please make application early. Number limited.
EMILY B. CAMERON, Director.
MR. AND MRS. McDANIEL
tertained last
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with a buffet supper at their home, with him on his eightieth birthday, Capt. Sloan, who returned to Fort and Mrs. J. H. Longenecker, and was
j s maij. ivi.uy io nae- wncn was celebrated Sunday, Sep- Bragg irom overseas, wnere ne was
ford. Beautiful fall flowers made the tember 9 ,by friends and relatives a member of the 82nd Airborne di-
iUU... iu.i. nuun. witn a relmion and p,cnic dinner. vision.
was played at three tables and a
delicious meal was served to the
SfUPSts. Miss Kirhv. th hnnnr ffiioet '
Mr. and Mrs. W. M. Parks and Miss Faye Baker returned to Mere-
he dith colleee Wednesday. Her mother
is home supervisor in Mr. McDaniel's Dast week end with Mrs, Roscoe'Knd Mrs. Herbert McKeithan ac-
office.
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MRS. HUBERT CAMERON
IS HOSTESS
Currie.
Miss Eloise McBryde spent the
past week end at home. She had as
her guest, Pvt.
Mrs. Hubert Cameron entertained j Jacksonville, Fla., who has just re
on Friday evening at the H. A. Cam- turned from twenty eight months
eron home in honor of two recent overseas,
brides, Mrs. Clarence Brown and 1
Mrs. Hartman Yarborough. Four ta- Mrs. L. J. Campbell and son, Ter
bles for bridge and rook were ar- 1 ry, and Billy McCormick are spen
ranged in the summer house, which ding the week in Cleveland, Tenn.
was attractively arranged with late j
summer flowers. Punch was served Miss Mary Black McBryde left
during the evening and a delicious j Tuesday to resume her studies at
ice course followed the game. Mrs. Wo:r.an's college in Greensboro, where
Clyde Upchurch, Jr., won the prize she will be a member of the sopho-
in bridge and Mrs. Bill Upchurch in more class,
rook. The hostess gave the honorees
companied her to Raleigh and spent
the day.
Major and Mrs. Malcolm Niven and
Horace Tucker oflchi'dren spent several days in the
county this week visiting Mr. and
Mrs. F. B. Sexton, Mrs. J. A. Niven
and Mrs. Make McLean. Major Niven
is stationed at Camp Croft, S. C.
Mrs. A. R. Morris and son, Jack,
spent a few days last week, in Knox
ville and Oak Ridge, Tenn., visiting
Robert Morris.
dainty corsages on their arrival and
presented them with lovely gifts.
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GARDEN CLUB TO MEET
The Garden club will meet with
Mrs. H. A. Cameron on Friday after
noon at 4:00 P. M. A full attendance
is requested.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Barlett were re
ceni guests of Mr. and Mrs. Zeb
McDaniel. Spending this week with
Mrs. McDaniel is ner mother, Mrs.
R. L. Blackburn of Warsaw.
Mrs. Julian Blue tooK ner daugh
ter, Shirley, to Durham last week
to enter Duke university.
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Investigate before buying Land
born in the African field to which
she expects to return early in October.
She is expected to arrive in Raeford
within the next few days, to spend
a short time here before leaving to
begin her work assisting in the med
ical work of the Congo mission. Her
support in this work has been as
sumed entirely by the Raeford
church. m
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Ice Cream Now Used
To Take Penicillin
Major D. P. Wood, who lived at Dr.
and Mrs. G. W. Brown's for some
time, is back in this country and is
expected to be in Raeford within a
t... vti tr 1 i 1
....u, ,vlUC,1)efln found ,fective for s,reptococ.
iusiiicsa iicic gi.cj tic icvcivn 111a
release from the army.
San Diego, Calif., Sept. 19. Now
its penicillin ice cream!
The San Diego naval training cen
ter's sanitation and preventive medi
cine staff reports that mixing penicil
lin with ice cream make; possible its
administration bv mouth instead of
through the usual hypodermic injec-
tions.
The Navy said the treatment had
Doris Norton entered Flora Mac
donald college last Tuesday. She is
a member of the sophomore class.
Misses Jean GraTiam and Kath
leen Matthews of the polio unit of
Charlotte Memorial nospital, spent
Tuesday and Wednesday with Mrs.
J. D. Graham.
ucs throat infections, scarlet fever,
trench mouth, gingivitis (inflamma
tion of the gums), stomatitis (inflam
mation of the mouth and acute of
sub-acute tonsilitis.
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Headquarters for Hardware
Raeford, N. C.
Some people are entirely too careless when it comes to buying
real estate. They buy without having the title investigated V
to see that it is clear of mortgages, judgments and taxes. In $
most cases it is money well spent to hire a good lawyer and $
have him make a thorough examination of the records and see
that your title is good before you make the purchase. Records v
should be traced back and see that no taxes, judgments and $
mortgages are on record against a prior owner as they are $
frequently the ones that cause trouble. $
Capt. and Mrs. Frank Williams are
spending a short while with Mrs.
Williams' parents, Mr. and Mrs. N.
B. Blue. Capt. Williams, who has been
at Fort Benning, Ga., has been trans- '
ferred to Camp Butner, and he and 1
Mrs. Williams are enroute to his new j
station. '
Mrs. Thomas H. Purcell, Jr., the j
former Miss Barbara Stevens, left
Saturday for Meredith college, where
she will enter her senior year.
Capt. and Mrs. T. S. Dooley of
Athens, Tenn., are now occupying an
apartment at the N. B. Blues. Capt.
Dooley is with a unit at Fort Bragg.
jjj As far as taxes are cpneerned, I will be glad to investigate and
g give the purchaser a certificate that all taxes are paid or a
statement of the smount due.
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Lt. and Mrs. Lawrence Haywood
of Brooklyn, New York, have, an
apartment at Mrs. Paul Dickson's. Lt. j
and Mrs. Walter Sheiber of up state j
iew 1 otk also nave an apartment
at Mrs. Dicksons. Lt. Sheiber was
formerly with the 253rdi Coast ar
tillery and was at one time stationed
In Trinidad with Col. R. B. Lewis
and the other Raeford boys of that
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