RAEfCRO. NORTH CAROLINA
I OCTOBER It, lie
Roekfish News
HOMECOMDC AT
TABERNAC3.E BAPTIST
TW KMiual HoniKrOfnlng at
rafcemacle Baptist Churdi
Monday was quite a success
ki every way. The projjram
oi the aay hegan widi Sunday
School at 9:45 and worship
•ervlce at 11:00. The Rev.
Scott Turner of Hamlet, a
beloved former pastor, was
the guest speaker. Special mu
sic was presented by the
church choir with Keith
Hawks, soloist and Miss Ann
Dees, pianist. Historical high
lights were given by Bruce
Dees. Hoyle Langford, pas-
torial supply, conducted the
memorial service. Agenerous
contribution of tithes and
offerings was received. The
outdoor picnic lunch was de
licious. Mrs. Scott Turner,
and sons. Oliver and Sammy,
were amor^
guests.
the special
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Thanks to all who helped in
any way with the United Fund.
So many residents of Rock-
fish work at Fort Brigg and
the mills in Raeford that there
are not many left to contri
bute to the fund. Also, some
of our people had their crops
ruined this year by hail.
Mrs. Alfred Berry's mother.
Mrs. Dan McKellar; spent
sometime with the Berry fa
mily the first of this week.
The community extends sym
pathy to the Parker and Eve-
relte families In their loss
of loved ones by death re
cently.
Mr. and Mrs. Percy English,
Mr . and Mrs. Grady Eng
lish and children attended a
double birthday celebration at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Ed. Huggins of Clarkton Sun
day. The honorees were Ed
Huggins, 85 and Grady Eng
lish, 39. As In all blrth-
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diy cel^rstions there was
an abundance of delicious
food, including die birthday
cake and all the accessories.
The honorees received gifts.
We wish for Mr. Huggins and
Mr. English many moreHappy
Birthdays I
Everyone seemed pleased with
the sermon by the Rev. Dewey
Herring of Benson at Galatia
Sunday. He preached in view
of a calL
Officers elected at the last
meeting of Wayside Grange
were master K. A. MacDon
ald: overseer, Mrs. Marshall
Newton; steward, R, D. Par
ker: assistant steward, T. A.
Meinniss lecturer, Mrs. R.W.
Posey; chaplain, G. C. Lyt-
tle; sec-treas.,Mrs,M.S.Glb-
son; Ceres, Mrs. R.D. Park
er; Pomona. Mrs. Henry
Plummerj Flora, Mrs, G. C.
Hales; Executive Board, F.P.
Idhnson for three years.
ROCKFISH
CLUB MEETS
By Mike Nugent, Reporter
The Roekfish 4-H Club met
Thursday night, October 12.
After the pledge of Allegi
ance to Ae Flag and the club
motto were repeated , Linda
Wright and Gilbert Ray, song
leaders, led the singing. The'
time for Achievement night
was announced and the name
for the club will still be
Roekfish 4-H Club. Plans for
the coming year were dis
cussed. After recreation and
refreshments the meeting
was adjourned.
Mr. and Mrs. ITave FToonce
has as their guest the past
week end and a few days this
week his uncle. Hardy Koonce
of Fayetteville.
Mrs. C. M. Allison and child
ren of Wayside spent the past
week end with Mr. and Mrs.
D. R. Wilson of Garner.
Miss Lilly Wood of Raleigh
spent from Saturday to Wed
nesday with Mr. and Mrs.
J. E. Wood and other rela
tives here and attended the
Homecoming at Tabernacle
Church Sunday.
Don't forget the Homecoming
at Philippi Church Sunday,
October 22.
A. A. W right of Raleigh Is
spending a few days this week
with Mr. and Mrs. E. T. Brock.
Mrs. W. H. Schell and Mr. and
Mrs. Sid Sumner and children
of Lumber Bridge, Mrs. Vir
ginia Bounds and Mrs. W. B.
McDiarmid and children of
Red Springs, Mr. and Mrs.
A. J. Freeman and children
of Fayetteville were guests
of Mr. and Mrs. M. S. Gib
son Jr. and Mrs. Gibson Sun-
Miss Eloise McGill, Mrs.
Mary Mclnnls and Thomas
Meinnis attended the Home
coming at Longstreet Church
Sunday. Mrs. Elbert Herring,
a descendant of the first pas
tor of Longstreet Church, and
her daughter. Pat. and son.
Thomas, of Greensboro also
attended from dils area. They'
were here visiting Mrs. Her
ring's sister, Mrs. Thomas
McColl, and family over the
week end. They returned to
Greensboro on Sunday after
noon.
LONGSTREET
HOMECOMING
The Homecoming at Long
street Church Sunday was a
grand occasion. The cleaning
up and all the details for the
comfort and convenience of
the "Homecomers" had been
taken care of by the Ft, Bragg
Army personnel and even an
arrangement of beautiful flo
wers had been placed In the
church. There was a worship
service at 11:00. A prelude
of Instrumental music by
Miss Elizabeth Currie of
Fayetteville and some good
strong singing led by Mr,
Johnson of Fayetteville called
the people in In the absence
of a bell, Scott Currie intro
duced the speaker, the Rev,
E. S. Currie, retired mis
sionary, who preached. Lunch
was served outdoor picnic
style on the long tables back
of the church.
Mr, and Mrs. Arthur Watson
attended the Hlghsmith Mem
orial Hospital Alumnae Ban
quet at Plantation House, Fay
etteville, Saturday nlghL Mrs,
Watson graduated from Hlgh
smith School of Nursing Class
of 1950.
Robert Wood has been called
back Into service. He left
Monday for Camp Ft. Lee,
Va.
Mr. and Mrs. Tracy Garner
news of
Lumber Bridge
Major and Mrs. Roger Hall
and children, spent the week
end widi Mr. Hall’s sister.
Mrs. Charles Hietman. in
Salisburg.
Mrs . Ellzabedi Tolar of Lum-
berton spent the week end
with her mother, Mrs. J.E.
WiUiford.
Mr. wd Mrs. Jim Wangh of
Guilford College spent Satur
day with Misses Ruth, Ruby
and Lizzie Forbis.
Miss Ann Weber ofEast Caro
lina College spent the week
end with her parents. Col.
and Mrs. Fritz Weber.
Major and Mrs. Roger Hall
left Tuesday to spend two days
in Charlotte.
Mr. and Mrs. George Caddell
and Eddie and Mrs. Lillie
Sumner spent Sunday at Cher
ry Grove Beach.
Mrs. N, H. Forbis, Carolyn
and Elbert, spent Sunday with
Mrs. Grady Harrell and dau
ghter, Frances, iQ the Saddle
Tree Community.
Grover McCormick ofDeland,
Fla., Miss Sue McCormick of
Jacksonville, Fla., and Miss
Beulah Henderson of Ellerbe
and daughters of Cardiage
spent Sunday with her mother,
Mrs. R. H. Gibson.
Mrs. Jessie Livingston and
Mrs. R. H. Gibson visited
Mrs. Gibson’s sister, Mrs.
Bob Herring, Saturday. Ano
ther sister, Mrs. Lula Grif
fin was there too and they were
together for the first time
in many months.
Don't forget the Ingathering
at Pittman Grove Church Fri
day where you can get a Bar
becue or Chicken plate for
noon and night.
spent, last weak widi the For
bis'. Miss Henderson stored
for a longer visit.
Mrs. C.-J. Ammons and Mrs.
Catherine Cox anended die
funeral of John McCall in
Fayetteville Sunday.
Mrs. E. D. McGougan Is a
patient at Duke Hospital, Dur
ham.
Mr. and Mrs. D. G. Clifton
spent the week end In Jackon-
viUe with Professor and Mrs.
H. P. Honeycutt.
Mrs. Betty Ellis of Colum
bia. S. C. spent three weeks
with Mrs. Lillie Sumner and
family and returned to Colum
bia Sunday. She expects to
sail for her home in London,
England. October 24,
Mr. and Mrs. Cary Dail and
son, Sean, of Selma spent the
week end with Mrs. Dali’s
parents, Mr. and Mrs. N. H.
G. Balfour.
Fred Russell, Julian Williford
and John Balfour attended a
deacons meeting at Camp
Monroe Sunday.
Miss Nancy Marley of St.
Andrews College, Laurln-
burg, spent the week end wldi
her mother, Mrs, W. G. Mar-
ley.
Mr, md Mrs. Roy Wood and
family have moved back to
Raeford from Bethel. Maine
and are making their home
on Lamont Street.
CARD OF THANIS
James. Donald and David
Humphrey nd Mrs. Nellie
McNeill extend their heart
felt thanks to those of you
who eiqiressed syn^iadiy In so
many thoughtful ways during
their recent bereavement.
Your kindnesses have meant
much to us.
The fsmlly of J. Herbert
Humphrey.
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CARD OF THANKS
We wish to thank our friends
for the many acts of kindness
shown us during the recent
illness, and dea^ of our hus
band and father.
Mrs. Robert McFadyenand
family
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