THE NEW8-JOURNAL,
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RAEFORD, NORTH CAROLINA
THURSDAY, MARCH 7, 1868
Stonewall Report
By MRS. HAROLD CIMSOX
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You can see the top side of the meat but not the bottom.
So you wonder.
The steak looks Rood, but is the bottom all bone and fat?
It's a problem... a problem we've given a lot of thought.
We think we have the answer.
We have a policy.
We put the best side down.
The side you don't see is guaranteed to be equal to or better
than the side you can see.
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Cop'n John's Flounder Fillets
Cop'n John's Ocean Perch Dinner
Cop'n John's Haddock Fish Dinner
Cop'n John's Oyster Stew
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The Ephesus 3ptist W.M.U.
observed the Week of Prayer
for home missions. The meet
ing was held at the home of
Mrs. H. S. Carroll with Mr?.
Hunter Carol Ha-.en hostess,
on Tuesday nlht with Mrs.
Woodrow Hayes andonWednes
day niht at Ephesus BaptUt
Church.
The ladies attending the
workshop for the tote bavs were
Mrs. Woodrow Hayes, Mrs. H.
A. McKenzie, Mrs. r.W.Jones.
Mrs. Earl Volar, Mrs. Marty
Jackson, Mrs. Dave Hendilx
and Mrs. Chester Beasley.
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Hendrix
and Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Thomas and children visited
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Parker of
Rockingham on Sunday.
Linwood Hayes, a student at
N. C. State University, spent
the weekend with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hayes.
Mr. and Mrs.Howard Living
ston and son, Wayne and Char
les, visited Mrs. Livingston's
mother, Mrs. Mae smith, in
Fayetteville on Sunday.
Mrs. IreneGrant entered Wo
mack Hospital on Sunday and
underwent surgery on Sunday.
The Arabia Home Demon
stration met with Mrs. Clifford
Bostic on Tuesday with seven
members present. Mrs. J. A.
Jones gave the demonstration
on "Cash In On Your Time".
Cherry a-la-mode was served.
T. C. Jones, Chairman of the
Hoke County Commissioners,
returned home from Moore
Memorial Hospital on Friday
after being a patient for sev
eral weeks. He Is improving.
The Rev. Hilton Willetts,
former past of Ephesus Bap
tist Church, has accepted the
pastorate of the LaGrange Bap
tist Church near Kins ton.
Earl Tolar is a patient at
Highsmith-Rainey Memorial
Hospital with pluerisy.
Miss Susan Howard, a stu
dent at Meredith College in
Raleigh, spent the weekend with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Ar
chie Howard.
Mr. and Mrs. Malcolm Max
well and son, Dwayne, of Green
ville spent the weekend with
Malcolm's father, H. C. Max
well. Frank McMillan has been ill
with pluerisy for several days.
Mrs. Walter Parks and Mrs.
Harley Adams were guests of
Mr. and Mrs. R. L. William
son and Mr. and Mrs. T. C.
Jones on Sunday.
Mrs. Leans Cook and Mr. and
How Would You
SpendExtraCash?
RALEIGH Think you know
how the other half of the fam
ily thinks?
Try this sometime. Imagine
that your family's income has
just gone up 50 per cent. Then,
without any discussion, you and
your mate write down what you
would do with the extra money.
Compare notes. You may find
you've been taking too much for
granted, point out extension
home economics specialists.
North Carolina State University.
Social researchers at the Un
iversity of Michigan tried this
type of test on couples and
didn't find much spontaneous
agreement when it came to mo
ney matters.
With 10 possible choices of
what they would do with more
money, only 36 per cent of the
husbands and wives picked the
same area of spending.
But when couples did agree,
the researchers found they
agreed most about family se
curity. Thirty - two couples,
more than one out of three in
the sample, said they wanted to
"salt the money away." The
researchers didn't ask them to
specify, but families adding to
their security usually follow a
pattern of increasing their bank
accounts, adding to their life
insurance, buying saving bonds
and similar investments.
In addition to the couples who
agreed on this point, 16 hus
bands and 21 wives independent
ly picked the security area.
"So perhaps there is some
truth to the notion that women
think more about possible
troublesome rimes," the home
economists point out.
Who is more likely to want
to move to better house?
More husbands than wives, the
researchers found.
What about buying a new car?
Wives were more auto-cons ci-
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Kirs. Bill Cook and daughters
were guesfe of Mr. and Mrs.
J. C. Barnes on Sunday.
K!i. and Mrs. Jack Davis and
daughter, Patricia, and Ray
mond Maxwell were suests of
Mr. and Mrs. Luther Jones on
Monday.
Mrs. John Frank Pearce,
Mrs. Lida Pearce and son,
Michael, and daughter, Linda,
of Bc.'mettsvllle. S. C. were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Percy
Brewer on Sunday.
E3 Leslie Irion, Jr. of
Oceania Base, Va. spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr.
arid Mis. Leslie Irion, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Moore
of West End celebrated their
golJen anniversary at their
home Sunday March 3rd. Over
300 Iriends and relatives
attended. It was given by their
children: Mrs. Mabel Foster
of Dundarrach, Mrs. OthaMor
gan. Mrs. Ha:el Williamson,
Mrs. Fay Williams, Misses
Carolyn and Gretel Moore and
Alvin and Billy Moore.
Mrs. T. W. Jones returned
home on Thursday from Highsmith-Rainey
Memorial Hos
pital where she had been a
patient for several days, she
is improving.
Greg Jackson, son of Mr. and
Mrs. Neil 1 A. Jackson, is a
patient atMooreMemorialHos
pital. Mr. and Mrs. Layton Wil
liamson. Charlie and A. C.
Williamson of Lumberton, Mrs.
Lulna Williamson ol Harts ville.f
and daughters, Nancy and
Debra. were weekend guests of
Mr. and Mrs. B. L. William
son and Mr. and Mrs. R. H.
Williamson.
Miss Mamie Livingston spent
several days with her aunt,
Mrs. Will Rackiey, in Smith
field. Mrs. Sally McBryde.whowas
hurt in a fall at her home, is
a patient in Scotland Memorial
Hospital.
The community's heartfelt !
sympathy goes out to the family
of Mrs. Flora Conoly who died
on Saturday.
The Sunday morning message
at Sandy Grove Methodist
Church was given by TomCam
eron. Sr., a lay speaker and
businessman of Raeford. His
text was "Thereupon Choose
Life That You May Live."
Mrs. Leslie Irion, Sr. visited
with Mrs. Irene and Ada Bled
soe of Fayetteville on Friday.
ous than husbands, according
to the report
The couples were also asked
how they feel about shopping in
general. "It is clear that wives
are more likely to report they 1
like to shop and husbands are
more likely to report shopping
is a bother," researchers found.
Read Revelation 5:11-14
When my eye too in this
sight I fell at his feet like a
dead man. And then he placed
his right hand upon me and
said: "Do not be afraid. I am
the first and the last, the liv
ing one. I am he who was dead,
and now you see me alive for
timeless ages! I hold in my
hand the keys of death and the
grave. (Revelation 1:17-18. Phil
lips) We grasp the greatness of
God by contemplating His won
derful creation. We compre
hend His boundless love when
we consider the Savior He sent
us. We perceive His measure
less mercies when we feel the
forgiveness of our sins. We
marvel at His matchless wis
dom when we ponder the pre
cision of the universe.
Many have glimpsed God's
holiness, but few have related
their experiences. Isiah, E'.e
kiel, Paul, John are among those
who have told unforgettable ex
periences. Seeing the One so
infinitely good and perfect com
manded of these men of God
their fullest powers of adora
tion. There followed a com
plete surrender and an unre
served willingness to do God's
will, whatever the cost.
PRAYER: O holy Father, take
our lives and let them be con
secrated wholly to Thee. Our
finite minds cannot compre
hend Thee fully, but through
Thy Son we have learned to
know Thee as our Father, and
In that relationship we find our
rest In the nane of Thy Son
we thank Thee. Amen.
THOUGHT FOR THE DAT;
God's holiness commands our
fullest adoration and reverence.
Roberta B. West (Montana)
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