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GIBSON REUNION
OUT OF TOWN
VISITORS HONORED
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Mrs. N. A. McDonald and Mrs.
Julian Blue gave a yery lovely
luncheon at the home of the latfer
Wednesday of last week. The pSr-
ly was in honor of Mrs. McDon
ald’s house guest, . Mrs. Claude
Bishop of Greensboro and Mrs.
Blue’s house guests, who were
Mrs. Don Marion of Miami, Mrs.
Earle Fisher and Mrs. P. R.
Floyd of Fairmont. Bridge was
played at five tables before lunch.
The prize for high score was won
by Mrs. Lawrence Poole. The
hostesses presented their honor
guests with lovely^-gifts. They also
remembered with gifts, Mrs. Shaw
McEachern of St. Pauls who is
visiting her mother, Mrs. Will
Blue and Mrs. Guy Taylor of Kins-
tornwho is visiting Mrs. B- R. Gat
lin and Mrs. Arab Stuart.
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WHISNANTS ON
VACATION ' '
Mr. and Mrs. Whisnant and son
will leave Monday for the West
ern-^art of the State where they
will visit relatives. Mrs. Whis-
nant’s people live in Taylorsville
in Alexander County and Mr.
'Whisnant’s in ■ -Catawba County,
neat Newton. Mr. Whisnant will
preach in Raeford next Sunday
but there will be' no preaching
for the remainder of August.
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MIS^ .MARY GREY
HELTON HONORED
MRS. HIATT HAS BRIDGE
PARTY AT SANATORIUM
On Wednesday afternoon of
this ;Weeb Miss Elmira Whitley
entertained a number of friends
in honor of Miss Mary Grey Hel
ton, whose engageinent to Wil
liam Alexander was anmounced
last week. The girls enjoyed an
informal hbur of conversation,
during which time each one wrote
her favorite recipe on index cards
which were put in "a file.;,and pr^--
sented to the bride elect. A fro
zen salad course With iced tea
was served, and the hostess gave
her honor guest a gift of china.
As a complete surprise, at this
time, little Donald Dixori came in*
-pulling a. decorated wagon which
.was laden with gifts from those-
present for Miss *H.elton.
EASTERN STAR
TO SANFORD
Raeford Chapter of the Order
of Eastern Star sent -a delegation
to Sanford Monday night. The oc^
casion was the official visit of the
Mrs. Joe Hiatt of Sanatorium
entertained with a dessert bridge
last Wednesday afternoon in
honor of Mrs. Levy/who/is leav
ing soon to make her home in
Norfolk, Va. -On arrival guests
were serv.ed a very delicious and
refreshing desert course. Bridge
was then played with Mrs. Law-
son winning high score brize.
Mrs. Lawson also won at Bingo
which fpllowed the bridge game.
Mrs. Levy was holding the float
ing prize at the end of the game
and she was also the, recipient
of a lovely gift from the hostess.
Mrs. Clyde Upchurch, J^. » and
Mrs. Arthur Matheson of Raeford
were guests of Mrs. Hiatt at this
time.
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The children of the late J. E.
and Fannie ‘Gibson met at the
old family./ home Sunday,' July
27 for a family reunion. Those
attending were Mr. and Mrs. J.
A. Gibson and family of the home;
Mr. and Mrs. R. H. and family of
Shannon, Route 2, Mr., and Mrs.
Joe Livingston and family Rae
ford, Route 2, Mr. and Mrs. A.
J. Davis Of Parkton, Route 2, _Mr.
and Mrs. James E.. Gibson and
family of Fayetteville, Route 3.
Their were several visitors
Mr.. and Mrs. Montgomery of
Richmond. Va., Adjt. Cooper of
Washington, D. C., Capt. -Mills
of Fayetteville and Mr. and Mrs.
■H. D.» Grimes of Fayetteville^
Route~^'2. Their were 40 present
altogether, children and grand
children. Mrs. Mary Bgll and Mr.
Edwin Gibson, both of Richmond,
were unable to attend.
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SHOWER FOR MRS.
WILLIAM JONES
Mr., and Mrs. Lawrence McNeil
and children are spending this
week at Assembly Inn, Montreat.
Don Cameron, who has been
quite sick fOr several weeks, re
turned to Highsmith hospital last
week and undei;went an operation
there Thursday. His condition at
this time is reported as satisfac
tory. •
Mr. and, Mrs. NeiH Senter. and
daughter' spent Sunday in Kip
ling. They took Maiy Glenn John
son, ni#ce of Mr. Senter, who had
. Dr, and Mrs. R. A. Matheson
spent Sunday at .Mytile Beach',
They went especiaRy to tak«
Alice Sutton Matheson., .Bonr.Iai^
spent the week in Raeford with
the Senters back to her home.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gatlin, Jr.
and Leon Gatlin left yesterday
fori a' ^sit of several days with
Mrs. Gatlin’s father. T., A. Mafsh-
burn at iMayport, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. R. B. Lewis join-r
ed Mr. and Mrs. Allen McGee for
the week end at , Bogue Sound.
Marian Lewis spent the week at
Bogue With her aunt biJt return
ed to Raeford with her parents
Sunday.
bride-eEect honored
Miss Katherine Baker entertain-
Miss . Helpn Dickson Of High
Point is a guest of Mrs. Paul
j Dickson, Sr. She spent several
days the first of/the week with
Mr. and Mrs. Benton Thomas
are visiting Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Foreman in Elizabeth City. They
will spend some time 'at -Nags, the g'-ris r er.'.ione'l fr
Head before, returning to Raeford.
Kate BIjue, Joan Johnson and
Deris White McNeill to join a
hou.se party at the beach. Mr. and
Mr.s. Wara;e Nelson, of Vv’a'grarn
are chape"':r.ing the part-'/ mace
up of Wagram -beys and girls and '
H'e.'-mrL
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iMr. and Mrs. Sam Snead andiliam Alexa.-.cipr
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twin daughters
Helen and LouisejGrey He'r.or
of Red Springs, visited Raeford Alexander -
friends and. relatives Sunday.
Mr..and Mrs. Tommy Upchurch
attended a meeting of the Cotton
Council at Blue Ridge the first
of the week., They went to the
mountains .On Saturday.
in Belm.cnt
L. B. Pcole.
a.-.d- M,ss
jby and
■:'re d y
h Mr. ar
Mary
'n-my
.mdriy
M"s.
Miss Phj
i.a.-:er snent
the
Miss
end at Wake Forest -A'iti:
Faye Baker, wr.c Is.taki.ng sepec-
ial work'"at sUrr.'.T.er school there.
WRss Faye Baker, -A-ho majors in
• (Mr. and Mrs. John Blue and Sociology will, be a senior at Mer-
John and Frances of Sylacai^ga,' edith this fall. ' • ’
Alabama are visiting Mr. Blue’s^ r-
-mother, Mrs. Jennie Blue.
ed on Tuesday evening in honor of
Miss Mary Grey Helton, who will
be parried ,on Sunday, August
10th. Twelve guests enjoyed Miss
Mrs. Frank McGregor, r^rs. J. I Bakers hospitality. Two games
W. Gonoly and, Mrs. Kate Mc-
Phaul entertaine.d for Mrs. Wil
liam Jones, formerly Miss"^ Clara
Jenelle Snead is in camp at
Camp Leach on Pamlico' Sopnd
near Washington, nT* C.‘
Grnad Worthy Matron, Mrs. Nell Mae Gibson, on Tuesday night at
Porter of' Asheville to the San
ford’Chapter. Those going report
ed a most interesting meeting and,
corhmented enthusiastically on the
hospitality of the Sanford .Chap
ter' and courtesies shown Mrs.
Potter. Going from Raeford were:
Mrs. Starr McMillan, Mrs. Paul
Dezerne, Mr. and Mrs. Jessie Gul-
ledge. Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Smith,
Mrs. Frances ' Suddreth and Mrs.
W. L. Alexander.
the Dundarrach community house.
Thirty-two guests were., present
who enjoyed a lively bing'o gamp.
Prizes w.ere - awarded ' after each
game. An ice course- was very
much enjoyed. The honor guest
was*then given instructions for a
treasurer hunt which took her,
here, there, and everywhere and
at every , place a gift was found.
At the end of the longest trail
she found a laundry basket filled
with beautiful gifts from those
present,
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■pertaining to bridal showers were
iplayed after which the honoree-
was presented with a shower of-
lovely, gifts. The. hostess ^ave
Miss Heltoq china in the jDattern
which she has chosen, and she
also gave Miss Retha Howell,
bride elect, a gift- of crys.tal.
An ice course with Bride’s cake
was served. Miss Baker will be
an attendant at the Helton-Alex-
ander wedding..
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(Miss Katherine Baker spent
TWO PARTIES AT
EIOME QF MRS. GORE
Mrs; Dwight Brown and Mrs.
A. ■ D. Gore entertained most de
lightfully on Wednesday with two
partie?. In the morning guests
making up 5 tables Came in for
bridge. Tables were arranged in
sun room and living room. Both
rooms were cool, inviting and
most attractive with! brilliant
flowers of late summer, attractively
arranged. Mrs. Alfred Cole won
the prize for making high score
and Mrs. Clyde-Upchurch,. Sr.
held .the floating prize!* A deli
cious lunch was served after the
gcj-iie. At,four o’clock five tables
were again In play. A high score
prize and floating prize were gi
ven at this time and Mrs. Ed.
Bethune of Hamlet, gilest of Mrs.
A'. K. Currie .was , remernbered
with a gift.. Refreshments after
the game_ were served- in ■ two
courses. ,
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Mr.' and Mrs. H.' L. Gatlin, Jr. '
Harold Thomas, USN is at home
on furlough.
Mrs. Frank McFadyen and
da-Hghter.,, Ma.ry of Sarasota, Fla.
are visiting Mrs. Chandler Rob
erts. - Mr. McFcdyen is a brother
of Mrs. Roberts.
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gore and
Hal returned to Raeford Friday
a.fter ■ a shorf stay at Carolina
Beach. '
iMrl, and Mrs/June-Johnson and
Shirley Few to "j Goldsboro one
day last week and spent the day
with Dr. and Mrs. Howard Bau-
com..
Sunday in Asheboro. She ■ went
especially to see her grandmother,
Mrs. W. D.' Spoon, who has been
a patient in Randolph Hospital.
Mrs. Spoon’s condition is report
ed better, •-
Mr. and Mrs. J. H. Blythe spent
last week end at Myrtle Beach.
MRS. CLAUDE BISHOP
GUEST OF CLUB
Mrs. Younger Snead was lun
cheon hostess last Thursday to
the B|Ook -Bridge Club. Two ,^tables
of club members .we're present,
with Mrs. Claude Bishop of
Greensboro an honor .guest'. Lunch
was served at one o’clock and
bridge was played in the after
noon. -.Mrs. Graham Dickson won
club prize .for high score. Mrs.
Snead gave Mrs. Bisho-p and Miss
Maude, Poole, wffo was also a
guest of the club, gift's. ' • i
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Mrs. H. V. Stuart and daugh-*-
ters, Mary Elizabeth and Martha
Kate' returned to their home in
Charlotte' Sunday after spending
the past week with 'Mrs. Stuart’s
father, W. A., IVIjiLean.
Mrs. Tpm Cameron and children
are a-t the Breeden cottage at
Myrtle Beach for two weeks.
Dr. and Mrs. L.
.Athons, Ga. several da-ys
last week with Mr,, and Mrs. H.
W. B. ■'vV'nitley. M-.-s. '.Vh.tley ac
companied' her ?.ryrtle
Beach fer . se’-'e-?. 1
Whitley a.'vcl K! W.
brothers. . • ,
iMr. and Mrs.. Jim. Warner and
Jimrny spent S-anday in Ciarkto.n
with Mr. and Mrs. Langdon W’ar-
ner. ' . ' ' , ■
Mrs. Etta JIcKa'y B'.ue left Tues
day with her r.eices. Misses Jane
Grajiam and Katherine Hill Mc
Kay of Maxten, for a trip J:o
■western North Carolina.
■Mr. and Mrs., Lawrence Poole
spent’-Sunday with- Mrs. Poole’s
father, J. M. Coble, near Liberty., ei'.cs :.
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Mrs. J. W. Baxley is a patient
at- Moore County hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Don -Russell and
son, Charles, of Miami, and Mrs.
C’eon Spoon . of Asheboro spent
the - past Saturday in the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Millard Baker;
Mrs., Russell is a niece of Mrs.
Baker.
Mrs. Jack Durham returned to
her home in' Norfolk yesterday
after spending the past ■ three
weeks with her moth’er, Mrs. L.
B. Brandon.
Mrs. A. R. Morris visited her
sister, Mrs. Ellen Russell in Troy
last week.
Mrs. W. B.. Gulledge is visiting
Mr. and Mrs. William Gulledge
in Kansas City. She went espec
ially to. see her, new grandson.
3 "Vaues — Priced just right I But hurryl Th-is week-end only !
RED WING CATSUP
SHOEPEGCORN
DEL ItfiOiVTE PEAS
Fancy
2
14-c-z bottles
Colonial
16-oz Cans
Earlv'Garden
No.
Cans
33"
39"
For Refreshing Iced Tea, Use
•-i lb. pkg 27c. ^2 lb pkg ale
-The- Bleach' -that Whitens
qt btle 21c V2 gal btl 31c
Mr. and ., Mrs. Colon Scarbo
rough and two little girls spent
the week* end at the Driftwood,
Myrtle Beach.
LILMAR SUE GATLIN
birthday hostess
Single and Double-Breasted.
In Highest Quality Fabrics
Smart grey striped all wool suit, double-brested with
peaked lapel.
We are again receiving Fine'Suits and invite you to
come in and look them over. . ■'
FOR QUALITY CLEANING CALL 267-1
OR USE OUR CASH AND CARRY PLAN
Raeford Dry Cleaners
Lilmar Sue Gatlin was hostess
to ab36ut thirty of her young fri
ends on Thursday gfterribon, the
occasion being her seyenth birth
day’. The young people gathered
at Lilmar Sue’s bpme ■ where they
were served ice cream and cake.
After that they enjoyed a mbvie
party at the Raeford' 'Theatre.
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CIRCLES TO MEET
The following Circles of the
Woman’s Auxiliary of the Rae
ford -Presbyterian' Church will
meet Monday, August 11, at 3:30
o’clock. '
No. 1 with Mrs. A'. K. Curiae;
No. 2 with (Mrs. Rufus' Bedk; No.’
3 with Mrs.' M. B. Warren; No. 4
with Mrs. T. F. Culbreth; No. 5
with'* Mrs. W. M. Blue; iNo. .6
with Mrs. J. C. Mcldeanj and! No.
7 with Mrs. Henry Monroe.
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(Mrs; Carrie Nash of Goldsboro
spent Thursday night in Raeford
with IMr; and Mrs. N. A. McDon
ald. Mrs. Claude Bishop returned
tio Goldsboro Friday with Mrs.
Nash.
Mr. and Mrs.' Carlton Niven
are with a party at Caroliria Beach
this week.
•Irvin Hubbard,-manager of the
local Collin’s Store, is on vaca
tion this week. *
'lyiiss Jacgueline Thompson who
has. been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Rose, has returped home .
Mrs. Hugh Lowe - of Charlotte
is visiting her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. D, £cott Poole this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Alec Snead and
son of Rockingham were w^k
end guests of' Mr and MrsAYoun
ger Snead.
Mrs.' Ed Bethune of Hamlet
jeame to Raeford Tuesday for a
few days visit with Mr. and Mrs.
A. K. Currie. *
,Mr. and Mrs. fjpaul Dicteon
and Mit. and Mrs. ’ Muffich
spent the week end a| Wrights-
ville Beach. - -
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Upchurch,
Jr. sp^t the we^,e^d in Gastdhia.
Howard Falls,^ of Mrs.
Upchurch, came, back to Raeford
•with a
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I tion as' well as a delightful taste tempter. , - . . j
I OCEAN SPRAY CRANBERRY SAUCE 16 oz'can 25c j
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■ Don't wait! House-cleaning can't either.
Limited supply on some items.
CAMAY SQAl
DUZ “«!oes everything
3 cakes
large pkg. 33c
OXYDOL
BORAX
large package
32c
2’4 mule team 1-lb. pkg. 17c
Boraxo 8 oz can 17c
OLD DUTCH CLEANSER
2 cans 19c
IVORY SOAP
IVORY SOAP
2 large .cakes 35c
medium cake
11c
Armour’s Canned Meats
TREET
easy to serve
ED MEAT 3 1-4's cans
It) oz..can' 39c'
:oc
VIENNA. SAUSAGE 2 4 oz cans
CORNED BEEF HASH - 16 oz can
ooc
29c
Nabi^o — Maker of Fine Products
Social Tea Bisciiits 5 oz pkg ISc
$1.39
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CIGARETTES carton
For Your Siiiiiiner Menu!
Dress up- your hot-weather dishes with tasty, thin-
sliced cold-cuts.'' Try a 'selection from our varied assort
ment, •
SPICED LUNCHEON MEAT ' lb. 53c
PEPPER LOAF
BOLOGNA lb
lb
SALOMI
lb. 69c
45c
55c
FRANKS skinless lb 49c
THURINGER lb' 55 c
BRAUNSCHWEIGH lb 57c
Stiew or Roast
VEAL BREAST lb 29t
Colonial Pride — Shoulder
LAMB ROAST lb 53c
Dressed arid Drawn
Frying Chicken lb 63c
Take Advantage of Peach Time. Start Carinmg''fd^ay-
PEACHES Fancy Elberta 3 lbs 19c Bushel Basket
$2.69
Calif. Mountain— Delicious ,
BARTLETT PEARS i lbs 27c
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Crisp ’— slicing
CUCUMBERS
2 lbs 17c
U S No. 1 Red feliss
POTA'TOES 51bs
29c
Fancy, Home Grown Well-Filled — Fresh
FIELD PEAS 2 Ib 23c BUTTER BEANS 21h«23k
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