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THURSDAY, MAY 5,1949
THE NEWSaOURNAL
Socials-Personal Items.. .
MUSIC CLUB ]V®:ETS
TUESDAY NIGHT
The Chaminade Music clyb
was delightfully entertained at
the home of Mrs. Lewis Ux>church
on Tuesday evening of this week.
Mrs. W. B. McLauchlin and Mrs.
T. N. McLauchlin served as as
sociate hostesses.
Mrs. W. M. Thomas, chairman,
presided. The meeting was opened
by the singing of the club hymn
and the collect read by Mrs. A.
' K. Currie. In observance of Na
tional Music week the club had
.as its guest Mrs." Joe Bishop of
Laurinburg, teacher of Ballet,
who with five of her pupils pre
sented the , following program:
Primitive Dance, by the girls;
Chopin Mazurka. Opera 1 bj^ Mac
Mathews; Spanish Fandango by
the girls; Ballet' Dance by Mrs.
Bishop; Ballet Dance by the girls;
A clown dance by the g^s, ac
companied at the piano by Mac
Mathews. These numbers were in
costume and very beautifully
rendered. Pupils of Mrs. Bishop’s
taking part on the program were
Missfs Virginia Sue Harris, Diana
' Monroe. • Imogene Bentqn, Mari
lyn Stacy and Sallie Robeson.
During the social hour an ice
course was ^esved, after which
the club held its usual choral
practice.
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CIRCLE ENJOYS FISH FRY
GARDEN CLUB
ENTERTAINED
LITERATURE CLUB
MEETS WITH ,
MRS. HEYWARD ''
The Baeford Garden club held
its May meeting in the home of
Mrs. Lacy McFadyen on Tuesday
evening with Mrs. Aganora Aii"-
drews as cp-hostess. Beautiful
roses, sweet peas and pansies from
the gardens o fthe hostesses were
shown in colorful arrangement
Mrs. W. T. Co^ngton, chair
man, presided. Much important
buisness was transacted. The ex
cellent program .with activities
for next year’s work was submit
ted by the program committee
and accepted. It was voted to
change the May meeting of next
year ' to April and meet jointly
with other departments of the
Woman’s club in the* observance
of National Music Week. This of
course, subject to action by the
executive board of the Woman’s'
club.
As leader of the program for
the afternoon, Mrs. J. W. Mc-
Phaul led a discussion on plant
disease and insects. Mrs. An
drews gave timely garden hints.
A dessert course was very much
enjoyed during the social hour.
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COCA-COLA CLUB
ENTERTAINED BY
MRS. LAMONT
The Literature Department of
the Woman’s club held ite final
meeting of the year at the home of
Mrs. W. B. Heyward with Mrs.
Belton Wrigh'ti Mrs. Williei> Jones
and Mrs. Hubert Cameron as as
sociate hostesses, on Tuesday
evening.
Beautiful arrangements of red
and white poppies graced the
tables in the living and dining
rooms.
Mrs. G. B. Rowland, chairman,
presided over the business meet
ing, during which time the various
committees reported. The chair
man extended a cordial invitation
to open house of the public lib
rary on Thursday of this week.
Mrs. W. L. Howell reviewed
in a most interestin| . manner
Gerald Johnson’s, “By Reason of
Strength,” prefacing the review'
with a few biographical facts of,
the arthur. Concluding the pro
gram Mrs. D. B. McFadyen con
ducted a quiz on famous women
in literature.
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MISS STEPHENS, BRIDE
ELECT, HONORED
IN FAYETTEVILLE
GROUP FROM RAEFORD
ENTERTAINS SANFORD
MUSIC CLUB THERE
Mrs. J. B. Thomas was hostess
to Circle No. 2 of the Methodist
Society of Christian Service yes
terday. This took the place of the
regular May meeting. The mem
bers all gathered at the Thomas
cottage on the pond and in this
rustic setting were served lunch
at 1 o’clock. A fish fry with every
thing that goes with it was serv
ed. During the afternoon the
circle business and spiritual and
business meeting yas held with
Mrs. A. S. Morris, chairman, lead
ing.
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Mr,". R. L. Murray went to
Davidson Tuesday to attend a
concert given by the Davidson
Glee club in observance*’ of Na
tional Music week. Mrs. N. B.
Blue accompanied Mrs. Murray
to Concord where she visited Mrs.
George Bethune. Mrs. Blue also
visited Miss' Bonnie Kate Blue
at Queen’s college.
- The coca-cola club to which
eight women belong was enter
tained on Thursday afternoon by
Mrs. Bill Lamont at her home.
Mrs. Buck McPhaul was a guest
of the club. Mrs. Israel Mann was
wlinner of the high score prize and
also held hte floating prize at the
end of the game. The hostess ser
ved sandwiches and cokes after
ithe game.
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RAEFORD GIRLS IN
MAY DAY COUflT
Miss Helen McKenzie returned
to her work at Lancaster, S. C.
Tuesday after coming to Raeford
last week to attend the funeral of
her father, J. W. McKenzie.
. May Day festivities were held
at Peace college in Raleigh Wed
nesday, May 4, at 5 o’clock. Miss
Dorothy Guy of Newland was
crowned Queen of May. Among
the members of the Queen’s court
were two Raeford girls. Miss
Joan Johnson and Miss Katherine
Blue. “Mother Nature and Her
Children” was presented in pan-
tomine for the entertainment of
the Queen and her court.
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Mrs. William Harris has been
quite sick at a hospital in Fayete-
ville, Arkansas, for the past week.
Mr. and Mrs. Harris were form
er residents of Fayetteville but
had to leave this climate on ac
count of Mr. Harris’s health.
The Sanford Music Club was
entertained last Friday evening
at 8 o’clock at the home of Mrs.
E. B.^ Ke^ith in Sanford. At this
time the Sanford club was hostess
to a group from the Chaminade
club of Raeford. Mrs. W. B, Mc
Lauchlin of Raeford responded to
the greetings extended by the
chairman of the Sanford club. The
group from Raeford then present
ed a varied musical program
wihich was most enthusiartically
receiy^. Those taking part'on the
program were: Mrs. W. M. Thom
as, Mrs. Raymond McLean, Mrs.
R. B. Lewis, Mrs. Fred Culbreth,
Misses Josephine Hall and Alice
Walker with Mrs. Clyde Upchurch
accompanist.
Following the program a social
hour was very much enjoyed dur
ing which time an ice course was
served.
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BARBARA WARLICK
HOSTESS ON BIRTHDAY
SACRED CONCERT
SUNDAY NIGHT AT
BAPTIST CHURCH
The Chaminade Music club will
present a sacred concert in ob
servance of National Music week
at the Raeford Baptist church,
Simday night, May 8, at 8 o’clock.
The High Sdbool Sextette and
members of the Chaminade club
will take part. The Rev, W. B.
Heyward and the Rev. P. O. Lee
will give the Invocation, Scrip
ture readings and .the Benedict
ion.
This sacred concert is an an
nual affair and is looked forward
to with pleasure by the commun
ity.
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WOMAN’S CLUB
TO SPONSOR
MOVING PICTURE
CALLING FOR I
TRAINBD HELPfS
PREPARE NOW
SUMMER TERM OPENS
lUNE 6 and 13
Secretarial. AccountliU. Business Ad
ministration, and General Business
Courses. Veterans training.
Prompt BeristraUon Is advisable.
Baieigh, North Carolina
Miss Mary Willis and Mrs.. Geb-
hard Lanz entertained at an in
formal tea Saturday afternoon
honoring Miss Ollie Stephens,
whose marriage to S|Sgt. Charles
Joseph Augustoni, Jr. will take
place on Sunday, May 8. The tea
was given at the home of Mrs.
Lanz on the Fort Bragg road.
The honor guest was. present
ed a corsage and a piece of crystal
in her chosen pattern.
Guests were greeted at the door
by the hostesses and Miss Ste
phens.
The dining room table, covered
with a cutwork clo'th, was deco
rated with bridal arrangements
of white flowers and lighted tap
ers. Artistic flower arrangements
were used throjjighout the living
and dining rooms.
The hostesses were assisted in
Sreving by sisters of the bride-
elect, Misses Sarah and Margue
rite Stephens. Miss Marguerite
Stephens presided at the punch
bowl and Miss Sarah Stephens
assisted in serving bridal cakes,"
sandwiches and nuts. ,
Approximately 25 guests^ from
Raeford and Fayettfeville called
during the afternoon.
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SAMMY WARLICK
HAS 4TH BIRTHDAY
Barbara Warlick wat' hostess,
to around 30 friends Monday of
this week in celebration of her
11th birthday. Guests arrived t
six o’clock and were served a de
licious picnic supper on the lawn
of Barbara’s parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Harvey Warlick. After sup
per the party enjoyed a hay ride.
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LOCAL WOMEN ATTEND
WOODMEN CIRCLE IN
CHARLOTTE LAST WEEK
The Woman’s Club of Raeford
is sponsoring a picture,’ “The Re
turn of October,” which promises
to be fine entertainment for all of
the family, on May 9th and 10th,
Monday and Tuesday, at the Rae
ford Theater. Make your plans
now to attend one of the perform
ances of this picture, the pro
ceeds of which will be used for
the benefit of the club.
The Woman’s Club greatly ap
preciates. Mr. Mclntyte’s making
this project possible.
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CIRCLES TO MEET
ATTEND NATIOiIaL
BETA MEETING
Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gore chap
eroned ihe Raeford girls who at
tended the nth annual convention
of North Carolina Ch^terts of the
National Beta club, which con
vened in Raleigh from Friday till
Sunday of last week. About 1.682
delegates from the States chapters
at the National high school honor
society attended the convention.
Going with Mr. and^Mrs. Gore
from Raeford -^ere: Miss Marian
Lewis, Bettie Holtzclaw, AUce
Sutton Matheson and Anne Gore.
The Raeford party stayed at
the Sir Walter and they reported
a grand trip.
Mrs. H, W. B, Whitley
Miss Mary Hazel 'Whitley ^ s.
the week end in Greensboro whCM ">#4 "
they visited Miss Smira "Whitlejitj.
at WCUNC.
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Mr. and Mrs. Harry Greoic
and Frances Ward spent the ^
week end in Swansboro with Mrs.
Greene’s parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. K. Hatsell.
EIGHT COUPLES ENJOY
DINNER PARTY
Mrs. Nelda Baucom, Mrs. H. C.
Taylor and Mrs. James Stephens
attended the North Carolina Su
preme Forest Woodmen Circle
State Convention in Charlotte
from Friday till Sunday of last
week. This circle held a three day
biennial convention in Charlotte.
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Miss Eva Leach and Miss Lo-
raine Springs of Mt. Holly spent
Friday night with Mrs. Grady
Le,ach.
Miss Dorothy Frederick, RN of
Duke Hospital is visiting relatives
in the county.
Mr. and m
tertained si.x:
evening. .Ln-.o
made a plea, ;
the table? p!
dining roon ?.
was served ‘
lowing din: ■■
When the
couple wei'f^ a
Lawrence ?■.' ■’
and were' r.'.v
the evening.
■ The following circles of the
Raeford Presbyterian Church will
mqet Monday, May 9, at 3:30 o’
clock:
No. 1 with Mrs. A. B. McFad
yen, No. 2 with Mrs. J. A. Bau
com. No. 3 with Mrs. Lawrence
Stanton, No. 4 with Mrs. J. B.
McLeod, No. "S with Mrs. W. B.
Heyward. No. 6 with Mrs. Rob
ert Gatlin, and No. 7 with Mrs.
L. S. McMillan,
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Mrs. I. H. Shankle accompanied
those women who went to Char
lotte to the WOW Circle conven
tion as far as Wingate last Fri
day. She spent two days with her
brother. Rev. Craven Burris,
President of Wingate Junior col
lege.
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J. H. Blue en-
friends Friday
garden flowers
background for
' ed in living and
\ dinner in courses
■■’'.'en o’clock. Fol-
' ■ idze 'ivas played.
- ed scores of each
d -Mr. and Mrs!
.V
! !!! held highest
'ed the arize for
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BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr/ and !Mr. Johnny Cain an-
nounje the birth of a. son. Tues
day. May 3. Mrs. Cain was the
former Miss' Elizabeth Norton.
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Mr. and Mrs. J. A. Baucom vis
ited Mr. and Mrs. Harry Harrison
in Wake Forest Tuesday.
Hamer Leach was at home from
State, college for the week end.
Raeford
THEATRE
I Open At 5 P. M. Dafly
I Thursday - Friday
I Tarzan’s Magic Fountain |
I Also Laest World Xews I
I Also Musical Short . |
j Saturday 1
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I Law oi tne Vest j
i Joh.nn'v '.lack Br.»',VTi |
I ALSO j
I Code of Scotland Yard I
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Sunday j
/Shows 3 & 9 P. M- j
Sign of the Ram |
^usan Peters I
Alsr a Good Cartoon
Mrs. Hugh Lowe of Charlotte
spent Friday and Saturday here
with her father. D. S. Poole. She
was accompanied to Raeford by
Mrs. J. A. Blue, who spent last
week in Concord with Mr. and
Mrs. George Bethune. Little Jen
ny Blue and Gay Bethune accom
panied their grandmother home
for a visit.
Monday - Tuesday
Mother is a Freshman |
Loretta Young - Van Johnson |
Also Good Short
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Miss Agnes Mae Johnson visited
friends at Davidson over the week
end.
Wednesday
Eyes of Texas
Roy Rogers
Also Pop Eye Cartoon
Next Week
The Velvet Touch
Coming May 15-18-17
Take Me Out to the Ball
Game
Little Sammy Warlick, son of
Mr. and Mrs. Harvey Warlick,
celebrated lus 4th birthday With a
party Saturday afternoon. 15
guests were invited to arrive ait
3:30 and enjoyed various games
and contests after which they
were served ice cream and cake.
Mrs. N. M. Culbreth visited her
father, Mr. Smith, in Lumberton
Simday. Mr. Smith suffered a
stroke several weeks ago but is
recuperating nicely.
.Miss Claudia Cates spent the
week end with home folks at
Chapel Hill.
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Mr. and Mrs. Ben Currie and
children left Saturday morning
for Sanford, Florida. Mr. Currie
returned to Raeford SUnday but
Mrs. Currie and children re-
mained for a visit with her par
ent^ Mr. and Mrs. George Wells.
Mrs. W. T. Gibson and daugh
ter, Susan, are spending this week
in Roxboro with Mrs. Gibson’s
■mother, Mrs. Ed Gentry.
Mrs. Jewel Kloiise and Mr. and
Mrs. Andy Wood spent Sunday
in Aberdeen with Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Chapman.
Mrs. H. S. Webb of Maccles
field was the week end guest in
the home of her son and dau^-
ter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs. Martin
Webb. • ,
Miss Betty Sykes of Pinehiurst
spent the week end here with
Miss Elva McGoogan.
A card from Dr. and Mrs. Wat
son Fairley, who have been
spending some time in Tarboro
with Dr. Fairley’s sisters., states
that they are ifeturning to their
home in Montreat this week.
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