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LITERATURE DEPT. HAS
FINAL MEETING OF YEAR
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The Literature Department was
entertained at ijis regular April
meeting on Tuesday evening by
Mrs. J. L. McNeill, Mrs. P. G.
Leach and Mrs. E. H. Robinson
at the home of Mrs. Robinson.
This was the final regular
meeting of the club as all depart
ments of the Woman’s Club come
together ih open meeting in May
which closes the club year.
Mrs. G. B. Rowland presented
the interestingr and instructive
program; International Relations
'—Development of British Litera
ture since 1M5.
A sweet course was served at
^the conclusion of the program.
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rook club
ENTERTAINED
.Mrs. L. B. Brandon entertained
the Rook Club on Tuesday even
ing at her home. Garden flowers
in attractive arrangements made a
pleasing background for the three
tables arranged for the game. 11
club members were present, with
Mrs. Harvey Cole substituting for
an absent member.
Mrs. H.'W. B. Whitley captured
the floating prize.
After the game a most delicious
salad course was served with hot
tea.
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Mrs. Joe Robinson left Tuesday
for Lincoln ton to spend the re
mainder of the week with home
folks.
GARDEN CLUB MEETS
TUESDAY EVENING
The April meeting of the Rae-
ford Garden Club was held Tues
day evening, April 3 at the home
of Mrs. Paul Dezeme, with Mrs.
John McPhaul and Mrs. Herbert
McKeithan serving as assistant
hostesses.
In the absence of Mrs. W. T.
Covmgton, president, Mrs. Youn-;
ger Snead, vice-president, presid
ed over the business session.
Mrs. Harvey Warlick led the
program with an informative talk
on “Which Flowers Go Together.”
Mrs. Ray Muench fojlowed with
an instructive d^ussion on
“Flower Containers.”
Mrs. W. D. McLeod presented
TyTrR- w. B. Heyward who demon
strated the making of several
flower arrangements. Mrs. Hey
ward also gave an interesting re
port on MrSj^uth Kistner’s class
in Flower Arrangement which
she had recently attended in Fay
etteville.
The Garden Club members
brought arrangements which were
placed on display.
Mrs. Peter McLean won the
door prize, a beautiful azalea
plant. 1
The hostesses ■'served a salad
plate and coffee. After the social
hour the club members were in
vited into Mrs. Dezerne’s beauti
ful garden.
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Mr. and Mri Johnny Draughon
and family have moved into the
apartment recently occupied by
the C. P. Kinlaws in the home of
Mrs. J. H. Currie. The Draughons
have had an apartment in the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesse Gull-
edge since Mr. Draughon return
ed to Raeford as manager of Col
lins.
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We are now Taking 1
SECRETARY OF
CLAN MACDONALD
A RAEFORD .VISITOR •
Miss Agnes MacDonald, secre
tary of the Clan MacDonald, of
Scotland, Dr. and Mrs. Woodson
and Mrs. Paul McCain of Flora
Macdonald college, and Mrs. Ern
est Ives of Southern Pines-' and
Mr. and Mrs. K. A. MacDonald
were luncheon guests of Mrs. J.
W. McLauchlin on Friday.
In the afternoon several local
people of Scotch descent called to
meet Miss MacDonald. On Thurs
day a reception was given at 'Flora
Macdonald college in her honor.
Many Scotch descendants from
this section of North Carolina
called at the reception.
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FAREWELL COMPLIMENT
FOR MRS. McDIARMID
.#^owERiapr
BY BAPngT B.W. CIRCLE
The Business Women’s Circle of
the Baptist church, of which Mrs.
O. W. Holtzclaw is chairman, met
Monday evening with Mrs. C. P.
Kinlaw at her new home on the
Dundarrach road.
After the circle meeting was ad
journed Mrs. Kinlaw served ap
petizing refreshments. Then as a
complete surprise, members of the
circle showered Mrs. Kinlaw with
gifts for her new home.
MRS. LESTER ENTERTAINS
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dauibter of JfUKm were wmk end
guests of lOw Lona Grahani.
Mrs. T. B. Lester was bridge
hostess on Tuesday evening when
she entertained her bridge dub.
She served a dessei;t before the
game. There were two tables in
play, all club members. Mrs. Paul
Dezeme won the high score prize
and Mrs.'Harry Greene was hold
ing the floating prize at the end
of the game.
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CORBETT - CROUCH
Mrs. Lucy Smith accompanied
her son-in-law and dau^ter, Mr.
and Mrs. David Townsend of
Rowland, to Wilmington Sunday
to attend the azalea festival and to
.visit the gardens.
Miss Shirley Mann spent Ae
week end with friends and rela
tives in^ Goldsboro, Mr. and Mrs.
I. Mann and Joyce went up for
her Sunday and spent the day.
Mn. Udk
Jaeny. of Nhriidk, VirgbitB,
expected to arrive Sunday lor a
visit with Mrs. Durham’s mother,
Mrs. L. B. Brandon, and Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Muench.
Mrs. Mary McBryde and grand
daughter, Pamela Anne Smith,
were guests of Mrs. McBryde’s
sister, Mrs. Roger Riggan and Mr.
Riggan at Ghio Sunday.
Pfc. Cecil Teal left Tuesday for
Camp Atterbury, Indiana, after
spending a furlough here with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J. L. Teal.
Mr. and Mrs. James Meyers
visited relatives in Clinton Sun
day.
H. D. HARRISON, JR.
LAWYER
Office over A. & P. Store
Phone 6611 - Raeford N. C.
Or.ders for The
Junior-Senior Prom
Mr. and Mrs. Israel Mann com
plimented Mrs. Mary Niven Me
Diarmid last Wednesday evening
when they entertained for, her at
their home.
Mrs. McDihrmid, who left Sun
day for YeadOn, Pa. to make her
home with her daughter, Mrs. Roy
L. Montague, Jr., has been an ac
tive member of the sales force at
I.. Mann’s for twenty years. Invit
ed to be with her on 'Wednesday
evening were other members of
the store personnel.
A delicious turkey supper was
served buffet style. The dining
table was covered with an Italian
cutwork cloth and centered with
jonquils. Four small tables, each
centered with a miniature flower
arrangement, were placed in liv
ing and dining rooms. Spring flow
ers were attractively used in liv
ing room, dining room and den.
Mr. and Mrs. Mann gave their
honored guest a lovely gift. Those
partaking of this hospitality were:
Mrs. McDiarmid, Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Monroe, Mr. and Mrs.
Floyd Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. James
Meyers, Mr. and Mr& Crawford
Wright, Mr. and 'Mrs. Joe Gull-
edge, Mrs. W. B. Gulledge, Mrs.
Mary McBryde.
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MR. McBRYDE
CELEBRATES BIRTHDAY
Mr. and Mrs. Chesley T. Crouch
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Bucilla Frances, to Kieth
Corbett of Morristown. Tennessee,
Saturday, March 24, at the First
Presbyterian Church, Raleigh
North Carolina.
The bride, a native of Hoke
County and a graduate of Hoke
County High School', , formerly
worked in the News-Journal of
fice.
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Mrs. Nelda Baucom and her mo
ther, Mrs. H- C. Taylor, and Mr.
and Mrs. James Stephens visited
the Airlie Gardens, Orton Plant
ation, and attended the azalea
festival in Wilmington Sunday.
Miss Hilda Priest visited friends
in Oxford the past week end.
Mr. and Mrs. Carlton Niven left
Tuesday for Boston, Mass, to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Tracy. En route
home they will also visit Mr. and
Mrs. William J. Shellem at Town
send’s Inlet, New Jersey,
Mrs. Sonny McIntyre under
went an appendectomy at Rex
Hospital, Raleith, Sunday night
Mrs. J. B. McIntyre spent Monday
and Tuesday in Raleigh with her
daughter-in-lew.
Mr. and Mrs. T. D. Potter spent
Sunday in Fayetteville visiting
Charles Seate.
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Mrt Dan Cat laat wfefc
first of fiits week. He we
to Florida^for several
latter part of last week.
Lt. D. X Johndrow and fa
have moved into the^apartmest i
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Jesaa
Gulledge. Lt. Johndrow is. wifii a
Signal Battalion stationed at Pbpa
Air Force Base.
Mrs. Bernard Bray and children
spent the week end in Asheboro
with relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. John Nicholson
and baby son wege week end
guests of Mrs. Nicholson’s parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Winstead, in Rox-
boro. Mrs. Nicholson and son re
mained for a longer visit.
D. J. Ray spent last week end
with his daughter and her hus
band, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Collins
in Wilmington. He went especial
ly to see Mrs. Collins who is re
cuperating from a severe attack
of shingles.
Mr. and Mrs. H. C. Bethea of
Dillon, S. G. spent Sunday with
Mrs. Bethea’s mother, Mrs. W. E.
Blue.
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. Montague,
Jr. of Yeadon, Pa. came to Rae
ford Saturday and took Mrs. Mon
tague’s mother. Mrs. Mary Mc
Diarmid, home with them for an
extended visit. Mrs. McDiarmid
has been a valued saleswoman at
I. Mann’s store for a number of
years and will be missed.. Mrs.
Joe Gulledge, who has been at
Belk-Hensdale will now be with
Mann’s.
Miss Elsie Gschwind of Balti
more, Md. spent the week end
here with her aunt, Mrs. F. A.
Keith.
Mrs. G. W. Gasque of Fayette
ville waS a Raeford visitor Mon
day.
Miss Ruby Clark, a graduate of
the Raleigh School of Commerce,
has accepted a position as clerk-
typist at the control section at
Pope Air Force Base.
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Canaday
have as their guests this week
Mrs. W. A. Barlow, and sons,
Charles and Michael, of Williams
burg, Virginia. Mr. Barlow brought
them do'.vn and spent the week
end.
Tom Cameron, Bill Howell and
Bernard Bray spent from Friday
till Sunday at Santee Cooper on
a fishins trip.
Mrs. Xeiil A. McDonald and
Mrs. Marcus Smith spent Wednes
day and Thursday of last week in
Charleston and Summerville, S.
C.
If you have not
received your
Indoctkm Notice
or if
Tour National Gaaid Unit
Has not been Alerted
Ten can still Get
$5000
Life Insiraiee
Withoit
War Clause
from
Neill J. Blue
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Special Agent
New York Life Insnnmce Co.
Phone 5301 - Raeford, N. C
Medical Directory
MEDICAL DOCTORS
DR. R. A. MATHESON
PHONE OFFICE 3531 - HES. 2611
DR. R. L. MURRAY
PHONE OFFICE 5321 - RES. SSBI
DR. A. L. O'BRIANT
PHONE OFFICE 2231 - RES. 2241
DR
DENTIST
F. JORDAN
PHONE OFFICE 3101
PHONE RES. SISS
DR M. R. SMITH
PHONE OFFICE 2041
. PHONE RES. 26SI
Good Health To All
FROM
R E X A L L
HOWELL DRUG CO.
Phone ?331
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We also have a good selection of ' ^
FLOWERS FOR ALL OCCASIONS i
Phone 6871
RHODA’S FLOWER SHOP
On Stewart St. to the rear of Dr. Matheson’s Office
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❖ Raeford Theatre ❖
OPEN AT 5 F. M. DAILY
THURSDAY — FRIDAY
“Stars in My Crown”
^ ‘ Joel McCrea
SATURDAY
DOUBLE FEATURE
“Marshall of Laredo”
Wild Bill Elliott
ALSO
“Tuna Clipper”
SUNDAY
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MONDAY- TUESDAY
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“Lullaby of Broadway”
Doris Day - Gene Nelson
S. Z. Sukall - Billy DeWolfe
WEDNESDAY
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Roy Rogers
COMING
“Great Missouri Raid”
D. M. McBryde celebrated his
76th birthday Sunday by having
all his children, grandchildren and
one great-grandchild as dinner
guests. TJhose from out-of-town,
were Mr. and Mrs. Henry Mc
Arthur and boys of Waynesboro,
Virginia, Mr. and Mrs. Raymond
McBryde and Karen of Camden,
S. C.
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Mrs. K. A. MacDonald visited
Miss Flora Boyce at the Confede
rate Woman’s Home on Monday
afternoon. Miss Boyce had been
quite sick Saturday and Sunday
but she is much better now. This
will be of interest to her, many
friends in Raeford -who were con
cerned over her illness.
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HOW MUCH DOES IT
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BOTTLED GAS
AND APPLIANCES
Sold by your nearest
JOHNSON COTfON CO.
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NORTH CAROLINA
Clarkton
Dunn
touisburg Siler City
, Lumberton Smithfieid
Fairmont Raeford Walioco
Fayetteville Roxboro Wendell
Goldsboro Sanford Wilson
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Fpr The Lion
At Your Door
THERE'S A LlOH AT TOUR DOOR
TODAY - TOMORROW - SATURDAY
The Raeford Lions Club Members are calling on the citizens in the Raeford
area—going from door to door beginning today for the rest of thp week—
selling brooms in behalf of the blind of this county. The benefit to the
blind from the sale of these brooms is two-fold. They are paid for making
the brooms . . . and all the profits made from these brooms will be turned
over to them. The brooms that are being sold, as you will see for yourselves,
are top quality, long straw brooms. These brooms are manufactured en
tirely by blind* workmen.
The Lions will have rubber link door mats, too . . .-So . . . when you see
that Lion at your door . . . let him in . . . and buy a broom or door mat so
that our local aid to the blind can be continued.
BUY A BROOM
Help The Blind
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HELP THE RAEFORD LIONS IN THIS GOOD WORK