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^Mrs. WTardus Sitiith and Mrs. Miss Maude .Poole of Belmont
Youngor ^Snead spent Wednesday spent the 'week end •with her
ip'Charlotte.' jparents, Mr. ''and Mrs. D. S.
—Poole.
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‘Misses Jessie and Willa McFad-,.
yen spent the week end in Flor-' Frank WiHiarris spent Tuesday
ida with friends. |in Raleigl^
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
.WITH MRS. MANN
ILITERA'EURE CLUB 'DANCE AT BLUE
MEETS^ITH MRS. BLUE SPRINGS NEXT WEEK'
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The RaefPrd Garden club held The Literature department of The Red Cross committee in
its March meeting Tuesday* af-1 the Raeford Woman’s club met Blue Sprujgs is giving a dance
ternoon' with Mrs. Israel Mann'on Tuesday evening with Mrs. for the benefit of the Red Cross
r.id” Mrs. Herbert McKeithan, at‘j. H. Blue and Mrs. A. Me- on Wednesday, March ,12, .from, j Sunday
tine home of Mrs. Mann. J Donald serving as hostesses, at 8;30 till lLOO at the Blue Springs
Elizabeth Suddreth, wihner of- the hoitre of the foriher. |corm,unity house,
the bird essay contest at Hoke The meeting was called to or-j There will be cake walks and
.High school, was at the meeting der and routine .business we's'lots of other entertainment. Every: tness.
and read her essay, which was .discujsed, alter which Mrs. A. jone is invited to attend. !
Bill Faulk' has been sick for! Mr. • and Mrs George Weaver
Several days' ’ibis week with flu. of Wallace spent the we.ek end
— ‘in t.he hore of Mrs. .Jennie Wea-
Miss Ruth M''ri.ght, Hoover Ri-'' ver.
ley and Mr. and Mrs. Riley spent. ^—■ .
in Carthage. ''
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Mr. and'Mrs. Manhall Thomsis son, on Pehrruary 2£. Mrs^ Va%
spent Monday in Raleigh.
j Houn is the fc/rmer Mia* ,Ida_ Lee
■■ ' ' *■ ' Webb, tknjghter of Mr arwf
Mr. and Mrs. Hilton Seals of Mrs.. J A. Webb. Route 2, Rae- *
Durham, spent the week end wth ford.
Mr. Seals’ mother, Mrs. Luther .
i Mr. av!
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Seals.
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M. A.
anr.oun-: _ '..■..p '...rt'n cf a dla...ght.er, .
BIRTH ANNOTNCEMENTS Lmds G, Tuesday, March
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Mr. - and ’Mrs. K. Lee of -——
j Route 3, Red Sp..ags, announce
^—. . ' ' ; the birth of a son William Hen-
Mf.-;. .J. W. Currie, wh.j has ry. .Jr., on Febi"- "y 20, at the
a patient a,t the Charlotte Scotland County lemorial. hos-
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C. i. Benner spent Tuesday of Me-noriai hospital, Charlotte, for pital. Mrs. Lee is - .e fonmeT Miss ■ re.'rber;'.
this week in Greensboro on- bus- the past several weeks, return- Eifie Watson of i ke Cou.-ity. mers =h
' ed home here Sunday. ;
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very outstanding. It was very ' L. O'Briant gave t report of the
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difflcult to judge'the essays be- Woman’s club meeting. Mrs. Wal- BLACK — CHANDLER
cause they were all good. . ter McPhaul was welcomed as ’
The, bird box contest was won a new .rember, and Mrs. W. M.j- The chapel of the Myers 'Park
by A. J. Edwards. It was also Fairley was welcomed as a re- Presbyterian church y.as scene
dili'icult to judge the bird boxes turning member. . " ! of a beautiful wedding Saturday
i.Tiade by the grammar school stu-. The program for the evening 'afternoon, at 5.-80 o’clock whem.
dents. Marylln Tapp and June was poems. Miss Miriam Watson Miss Margaret Adair Chandler of
Connell won honorable mention discussed poems of Edna St. Vin- Charlotte becair.e the bride of
in the bird box contest. (Both cent Miliary-;'and Mrs. K. A. Mac-' William Black of Greensboro,
the winners of the contests re- Donald poems of Miss Marrianna Ur. George D. Heaton, pastor
ceived ,as prizes from the Gar- Moore. |ol the Myers Park Baptist church
den Club, an Audubon bird guide, j At the conclusion of the pro-j officiated.
The club had Mrs. Nan Hart-igram the hostesses served a fro-! Before fhe-ceremony, J. Milton
I Mr. and Mr
Leach ! announce the bir
' cents per
Le-vvis Q-.uck the proit-i-
of a son. ri will he.: .^
purpose
I E. H.ibbard and John Drang- Ivn-. and Mrs., .Grady
hun of the Raeford Collin.s store and family .spent the v.'eek end, Wednesday, March 5.
and ■ Nat M’hite of Soil Consdr- in Moncure with relatives. ' | ^
vation have rented the upstairs | . Burn to Mr. ai. Mrs, ^
apartment of Mrs. Paul Dickson, Miss Sarah Mahess, student at j Van Houn of A.mr.erst, Ohio, a flue-cdred
.' devise
W. C.'improving
Sr.
Elon college is spending the
I spring holidays here fwith her
Howard B. Clayton, son of Mr. parents. Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Ma-
.ind Mrs. R. W. .Clayton of Jack- ness.
son Springs, has recently been | =
pronioted to Sergeant. Sgt. Clay-j Mr. and Mrs. W. B. Crumpton
ton is now serving as a Special' she spent the past two weeks with
Service Theater Operator w'lth ^ here in the homcfof Mrs. B. R.
the Air Force Headquarters in Gatlin,
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sell present, ai«i she discussed zen fruit salad vwith ;cof£ee.
with the club jalans for a bird^ 0
sanctuary
schpoj.
The Garden club members are
near the grammar, U. D. C. MEETING
delssohn’s march from “A Mid-
The U. D. C. Chapter of Rae-
going to sponsor a clean-up week i ford met yesterday afternoon at
in Raeford the -wfeek priop* to the home of Mrs. Alfred Cole,
Faster and hope everyone will with Mrs. M. X.. McKeithan ser- a.s the recessional
lielp to make it a success. . vlng as aBsistant hostess. !
Panetti, organist, and J. T. Has- j Europe,
ting, soloist, gave a program of
nupital music. The wedding mar-} Major and Mrs. Frank Gor-
ch 'Trom “Lohengrin” was used who have occupied an a-1 she spent the past two weeks with
for the processional, and Men-' Dickson’s' relativ.es
' for sometime have moved into
Miss Lizzie Niven returned^
home Monday from Florida where,
summer Night’s Dream” was used guarters on the post at Bragg.] Mr. and Mrs. Faye Morris of
Major Gorman recently passed New Bern and Mrs, A. N. Morris
The *bi-ide, who was given in'examination for the regular ^ returned home Friday night, af-
The hostesses . served a salad] The meeting was called to or- M arriage by her father, S. Cas-,^*’*^^- Since Ft. Bragg was re-jter spending the past tw’o weeks
plate and coffee at the close of der by the preadent, Mrs. TV. B. 'per Chandler, wore a wedding Activated and enlarged in 1940 in Florida
the meeting. McXauchlin, and business was gown of white satin and bridal there ha-ve been many officer?
HASSELL — STEVENS
discussed, after whidfi Mrs. J.-j illusion. The veil of bridal illu- Replac^e.nent Center
H. Blythe gave a very interest- j sion was worn with a coronet of lining in Raeford.
ing progra u on “Southern Ed- seed pearls and the bride carried i
ucators.” I a bouquet of white orchids and P- Hassell of Hender-jhas been separated from the ser-
A1 the conclusi'onn of the meet-'boilvardia showered with satjn sonvi'lle is expected to arrive this'vice at Fort Sheridan, Ill. after
Mr/01- William La.r.ont, Jr.
landed in San Francisco last
Wednesday from Okinawa. He
The engagement of Miss Ra
chel, Hassell of Raeford and Hen
dersonville to Mr. Archie Kerr , ing the' hostesses served delici-' streamers. |week for a visit, with her daugl^-^ several years of service, and is
Stevens, Jr. of Raeford, was an-.;ous refreshments. 1 Miss Grace Walker Jackson of Miss Rachel Hassell, at the expected to arrive here today or
eip rinance
J b Hud.scn
■ Its
:i.r studies and
' u. ec.argmg and
‘ : v..rke'‘s for
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Dounced this week by her mother
. Mrs. Andrew Pierson Hassell of,
—^: '-tJ I Greenville, S. C. was her cousi-ji’s
Miss Caflene Freeman visited, maid of honor and only attendant.*
home of Mi's. J. S. Johnson. ] tomorrow.
Hendersonville. The wedding willjMIss Mary Raye Freeman at Co- Her gown was of blue taffeta and Di-.[ Among those who went
be an event of Aprill 22nd.
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1 over th^ week end.
jiumbia college, ColuM-bia, S. C.'net, and she caiVf^ a bouquet of Miss Hilda Flora MacDonald college Mon-
BAY — EVANS
yellow roses and blue delphinilim. i spent Sunday in the home | day night to hear Dr. Gordon S.
Mr. and Mrs. A. A. Ray
daughter, Harriet to Wilton Evans
son of Mr. and Mrs. Clifton Evans i Mrs. C. L. Black returned to
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of Greenville, N. C. The wedding]her home in Greensboro yester-
will take place March 15 at the day aftei' :a visit w*ith Mr. and
Galatia PresbyttFfian church. I Mrs. Paul Didkson.
Sidney H. Clayton of Greens- Jordan’s vdaugh-j Seagrove speak were Oscar Holti-
Mr. and Mrs. J. D. WHisnanL bm-o was the bridegroom’s best Charles Randall, at j claw, .Misses Sarah and Betty
Kinston. Mrs. Jordan remained J Holzclaw. Mr. Porter and Ber-
for a visit , | Niven. Dr. Gordon is the
: [author of tWo of the best sellers
Friends of Lacy Clark were “Burma Surgeon” and “Buur.a
an-[and family^are visiting relatives man. UsMrs were S. Casper, Jr.
nounce the engagement of their 1 in TaylorsMUe
of Charlotte, Paul Dickson of Rae
ford, Charles G- Yates, Jr. of,
Greensboro, and Thomas A Ro-,
berts of Kings-Mountain | delighted to see him out again Surgeon Returns.” Mr Niven
After the wedding a receptionSunday, after being ill for knew Dr. Gordon at the time he
was held in the panel room of seveial weeks,
the. church. Later in the evening'
the couple left on a wedding trip' Howard ^cAnulty of Winston-
stationed in Burma during the
war.
to Florida and after idarch 15 spent the week end here Mrs. AJHlmer McBryde, C. B.
with hiS' wife. ' . McBry(re\^Mrs. Daniel Love and
' j Rudolph Lbx^ spent Tuesday in
they will make their home in
Greensboro.
Mrs. Black is the only daugh- , .
ter of Mr. and Mrs. S. Casper Woodhouse spent sev.eral to see Raymond Love, who was.
Mrs. Briggs Balderston and Durham.
went, especially
Chandler of Sharom road. Char-1 Baltimore
lotte. She was graduated from
Queens college, where she re- Johnson,
ceived,her B. S. degree in home
econoi.uics and Bible and was a I Johnson’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
member of Alpha Delta Pi soro-'j' Timberland, moved
rity. Until six months ago, she Quarters on the post at Ft.
held a position with Eastern Air
Lines. *
The bridegroom is the son of
the late Clarence- Linwood Black
and the late Margaret McEachern
Black. He is the grandson of the
late Rqv. William* Black, noted
Presbyterian Divine of^ Charlottfe,
^ and the late Mr. and 'Mrs. John
F. McEachern of Raeford..
Hf was graduated from Dav
idson college, where he was a-
member of Kappa Sigma frater
nity. After .serving in the Navy
four, years; he received his dis
charged a year ago, and is now
a salesman with M. G. Newell
company daily supplies.
Going form Raeford to the wed
ding were Mrs. C. L. *Ulack of
Greensboro and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Dickson. Other relatives,
formerly of Raeford, present were
Mrs. T, E. Bowers and Miss Peggy
Bragg Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. C. J. Benner and
family attended the funeral of
Mrs. Benner’s sister-in-law, Mrs.
Delia Corbitt, near Carthage Sun
day afternoon. *
Mrs. Bradshaw has returned
to her home in .Asheville after
spending the past week here with
her daughter, Mrs. Jason Barnes,
and Mr. Barnes. ' -
I Carl Bullard ol' Graha.u
! is now manager of Bruce’s 5 &
10 Store. Mrs. Graham is making
her home with Mrs. C W. Seate.
Misses Geneva Wright and Lois
McKenzie have also accepted po
sitions witb Bruce’s.-
injuried in an automibile acci
dent there last Monday • night.
Mr. Love’s condition is not ser
ious, but he is now a patient at
the Veteran hospital in Fayette
ville.
Mrs. John T. Walters and son
John Thomas, Jr., are spending
several days this week in Red
Springs in the home of Mrs. Wal
ters’ motiier, Mrs. Clarke
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harrison
of Chapel Hill spent the week end
in the home of Mrs. Harrison’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. .A. Bau-
com.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harold McDiarmid
and children""of Elon spent sev-
William Poole, Jr; spent Tues-
I day in Charleston. He went es-
Bowers of Charleston and Mr.!
pecially to see about re-entering
and Mrs. Laurie McEachern of
school at “The Citadel”, vvhere
Raleigh.
he was a student for a year be
fore .entering the service.
Lt. and Mrs. McAmis and small
son are now livirig in Mrs. Ben-^
to»"Thomas’ upstairs apartment. I
Lt. McA.uis is with the Mediial j
Corps of the 2nd Airborne • Di-'
vision at Bragg. Cpl. and Mrs.
‘PFC Floyd Keith, Jr., of the U.
S. Marine Corps, arrived here
yesterday to spend the next 21
days w'ith his parents,. Mr. and
Mrs. F. A. Keith. He landed in
eral days the first of the week
with Mrs. McDiarmid’s mother,
Mr^. Ina T. Lentz .
Dan MeInnis was confined to
his home the ‘first of the week
with flu. '
Miss Frances Phillips of- Ral
eigh wa's the week end guest of
Mr. and Mrs. W. C. Phillips.
BELK-HENSDALE COMPANY
* Raeford* s Shopping Center*
'9^ -se* -ast.■«k
Mrs. Hilton Clark was con- j ^
fined to her home the first of
the week.
Robert Gatlin and daughter
Betsy. Ross, went to Washington,
N. C. Monday to take Mrs. Gat
lin’s ijjother, 'Mrs. J. T. Ross,
ja Herby Allen, who have been oc-
I Washington state in February, home after spending the past
cupying the apartment, are now
1 after spending the past 12 months month here.
living in their trailer at the home
in Tokyo, and has been stationed!
of Mrs. Allen’s mother, Mrs.
'Mayme Bevan at Montrose.
Mrs. R. B. Lewis and Mrs.
Tormie Upchurch spent yester
day in Charlotte.
W. E, Freeman of Aberdeen
father of Mrs. Crawford Thomas,
is seriously ill. Mr. Freeman suf
fered a stroke the first of Feb-
“ ruary, but his condition was re
ported yesterday to be consider
ably worse.
near Chicago since landing in the Sandra and Mike Wood, daugh
states. PPC Keith flew from ^ ter and son of Mr. and Mrs. Ker-
Ghicago to Asheville, from where rait Wood, are being confined to
he took a bus to Raeford.
Miss Katie Raye Odom pipturn-
ed to work in the Draft Board
oiffice Monday after being sick
at her home' here for the past
10 days. ;
their homes with measels.
Mrs. Paul Aligood and children
of Fayetteville spent the week
I end in the home of her father,
:D. B. McFadyen, Sr.
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DRESS RANTS
All Wool Flannels
.411 Wool Calvery Twill
$9.50
$10.50
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JACKETS
^ By Windbreaker
$5.75
Mrs. C. E. Upchurch, Sr., Mrs.
R. B. Lewis, Mrs M. T. Poovey
and Mrs. Clyde Upchurch, Jr. ^
spent Tuesday and Wednesday ^
in Charotte. Mrs.. Upchurch, Jr.
spent Tuesday night with her
home folks at Gastonia. . '
SWEATERS
RAINCOATS
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BELK- HENSDALE COMPAHY
Mrs. J. A. McGoogan
Tuesday in Greensboro.
spent
“Raeford’s Shopping Center”
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I Edward Mabe, U. S. Navy,
i visited Miss Frances Mabe, for
severM days this week. He was
iHATS
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$4.50 to $7.951
$IOJMIito$l3.00|
$3.50 to $4.251
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Mr.
and Mrs. Neill Sentei" and ^ ^
daughter. Mary Ne^, spent Sun-.
dav in Kipling hii' the home of ^
plih.., ,,
Ml'. Senter’s parents. Mr. and
Mrs. W. L. Senter.
mmm men’s shop
J. L. Little of Portsmouth, Va. jen route to Jacksonvile, Florida
spent several days here the first nfte'^ visiting his family in High
of the week with relatives i Point.
Mrs. T. N. McLauchlin was
confined to her home for several
da vs the first of the week.
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•‘Furnishings for the/Well Dressed Man ’
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