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Afr. mi Afri C. Fower McBrydc of Raeford celebrated their
fiftieth wedding anniversary on Sunday afternoon, February 9.
Hosts for the reception were Mr. and Mrs. J. Hal Kinlaw of St.
Pauls, Mr. and Mrs. Tliomas V. Cardwell of Madison, Miss Mary
Hlack McBryde of Washington, D.C., and Mr. and Mrs. C. Foster
McBrydc Jr. of Raeford. About 150 relatives and friends called
during the afternoon at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Kinlaw in St.
Pauls.
Nine of the McBryde' eleven grandchildren joined their parents
in receiving guests. Also assisting were Mr. and Mrs. Cutlar
Ballance, Mrs. Tom Hoy, Mr. and Mrs. Dan McCormick and Mrs.
Russell Powers, all of St. Pauls.
A gold and white motif was used in decorating the home.
Mr. and Mrs. McBryde are life-long residents of Hoke County.
They were married on February 5,1919.
PERSONALS
Mrs. Joseph Hoffman of Ft.
Monroe, Va. spent from
Tuesday through Sunday with
her mother, Mrs. N. B. Blue,
and her brother, Neill James
Blue.
Mrs. Frank Hedrick returned to
her home in Roxboro Saturday
after a two week visit with her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Carlton Niven and
children. She came especially
to be with the children while
their parents and Mr. and Mrs.
Paul Dickson were on a trip to
the Florida Keys.
Mrs. Jim Carver of Durham
spend the weekend with her
mother, Mrs. W. E. Freeman.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Keenum and
daughter Tanya have moved to
Clarksville, Va.
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Miss Ann Teal of Raleigh and
Mr. and Mrs. John Harris and
son of Kinston spent the
weekend with their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Teal.
Jeannie Matherly of
Appalachian State spent the
weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Eugene Matherly.
Mrs. Ralph Barnhart and Mrs.
C. L. Thomas spent Sunday
through Thursday of last week
in Kings Mountain with Mrs.
Barnhart's sister, Mrs. Bob
Southwell, and family. Mrs.
Southwell accompanied them
home for a short visit.
Mrs. A. C. L. Hill of Kinston
were here for a weekend visit
with her brother-in-law and
sister, Mr. and Mrs. Younger
Snead.
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Shower Honors
Miss Kay Brady
March bride-elect Kay Brady
wis honored with
miscellaneous shower held
Saturday night at the Hoke
Civic Center. Hostesses were
Mrs. Dick McFadyen Jr., Mrs.
John Aldridge and Mrs. John
Harris.
The refreshment table,
spread with white cloth, held
an arrangement of white bridal
flowers, white tapers and red
hearts. Red camellias were used
on the console.
Refreshments carried out
the Valentine motif. Mrs. H. K.
Brady, mother of the honoree,
poured coffee.
Miss Brady's gift from the
hostesses was an electric
toaster.
Baker's Dozen
Bridge Club
The Baker's Dozen Bridge
Club honored a member, Mrs.
Neill McFadyen Jr., with a
surprise stork shower on
Thursday night at the home of
Mrs. Younger Snead Jr. Mrs.
Harry Pamplin was co-hostess.
Mrs. McFadyen was
presented an infant's dressing
table filled with smaller baby
gifts. She also received a
corsage of pink carnations,
centered with a tiny stork.
ice cream, cakes, nuts and
Cokes were served before play
began and candies and Cokes
during the game.
Mrs. Phil Die hi and Mrs. Sam
Copper were visitors.
Prizes went to Mrs. Bill
McPhaul for club high score
and Mrs. Copper for visitor's
high.
Kim Jordan
Birthday
Kim Jordan, daughter of Dr.
and Mrs. Riley Jordan, had a
supper party Friday to
celebrate her 14th birthday.
She served hot dogs, cup cakes
and Cokes.
Guests were Caroline Niven.
Sally Austin, Cynthia McNeill,
Jane Sellars, Linda McGuinn,
Gail Conoly, Lynn Ivey,
Debbie Vanhoy, Linda Teal,
Mary Margaret Sawyer, Karen
Soles, Carol McDuffie, Jane
Bledsoe and Becky Plummer.
BIRTHS
Sheriff and Mrs. Dave
Barrington announce the birth
of a son, Matthew Snow, on
February 8, at Moore Memorial
Hospital.
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Meets Tuesday
The Raeford Garden Club
met Tuesday afternoon, Feb.
Ilth in the Hoke County
Library. Mrs. W. K. Morgan
and Mrs. Wayne Gibson were
hostesses.
A Valentine Motif was used
in their decorations' and
refreshments. When the
members arrived they were
served red fruit punch with
cake squares and nuts. A silver
candelabrum held red candles
and valentines with white
carnations, snapdragons and
baby's breath. A red linen
cloth was used. A valentine
abstract arrangement entitled
"A Message For My Love",
made by Mrs. Robert Taylor
was used to decorate the table.
The chairman, Mrs. Truman
Austin, presided over the
business session which was
opened with tlie reading of the
club collect by the members.
Mrs. Marion Gatlin, chairman
of the nominating committee
presented the names of Mrs.
Wayne Gibson for the Vice
Chairman and Mrs. Robert
Taylor for Treasurer. They
were elected to serve for the
next two years.
It was announced that
entries for the local Fine Arts
Festival must be turned in by
Feb. 18lh.
Plans for the District Fine
Arts Festival to be held in
Raeford on March 8th were
presented by Mrs. Wayne
Gibson.
A progress report was given
on tlie Annual Horse Show
which will be on March 29th.
The 1969 United Forces For
Education Legislative Program
was explained by Mrs. Sam
Home wood. She urged the
members to contact their
Representatives and Senators
on this vital issue stressing
Unity in Strength. Its purpose
is the improvement of the
public schools.
Mrs. C. R. Clark presented a
most interesting and
informative program on
abstract arrangements. She
used pictures illustrating
several types of abstracts.
Each member was presented
with a large white mum and
red velvet valentine,
compliments of a local florist.
Mrs. C. R. Clark won the door
prize.
PERSONALS
SGM and Mrs. T. A. Cherry
and family from Ft. Benning,
Ga. spent the weekend with
Mrs. Cherry's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. H. M. Meeks. They came
especially to see Mrs. Cherry's
brother, Keith Meeks and
family, who are leaving for a
tour in England next week.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Pegram, Mr.
and Mrs. Tom Risher and Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy Reaves spent
the weekend at the McPhaul
cottage at Holden Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Archie Phillips Jr.
and son of Ramseur spent the
weekend with his parents.
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Home Life
Dept. Meets
The Home Life Department
of the Raeford Woman's Club
met Tuesday night at the Hoke
County Library with Mrs. Bill
Andrews and Mrs. Martin
McKeithan, hostesses.
, Mrs. John Best, chairman,
opened the business meeting
with the reading of the club
collect. Mrs. Thomas Macko,
secretary, called the roll and
read the minutes. Mrs. Horace
Davis gave the treasurer's
report in the absence of Mrs.
Clayton Buoycr. Reports of
standing committees were
heard and Mrs. J. B. While,
Ways and Means Chairman,
reported that the Horse Show
is being planned for March 29.
After a dessert course Mrs.
Leonard Frahm introduced
attorney Palmer WiMcox who
gave a talk on "City Council
and Its Duties."
Mrs. Leonard Frahm won
the door prize.
Dr. and Mrs. Riley Jordan and
Mike, and Felipe Bertheau
attended the Wake Forest-Va.
Tech game Saturday in
Winston-Salem.
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Chaminade Music
Club Meets
The February program of
the Chaminade Music Club was
dedicated to "The Parade of
American Music" of the
National Federation of Music
Clubs. The meeting was held
Tuesday night at the home of
Mrs. Tom Risher with Mrs. L.
S. Brock, Jr., co-hostess. Mis.
John F. Campbell president,
presided and welcomed guests,
Miss Diane Upchurch, Miss
Pam McMillian and Charles
Holtell. Mrs. Robert A. Wright
presented tlie Hymn of the
Month, America by Samuel F.
Smith. Miss Jessie Bright
Ferguson accompanied the
club in tlie singing of the
hymn.
A program on George
Gershwin was then presented:
Life of Gershwin, Miss Marv
Hazel Whitley; "Three
Preludes" for piano. Miss
Dianne Upchurch, Miss Pam
McMillian.
Choral Ensemble: "Strike
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Hands" Mrs. Jack Mansfield,
Mrs. W. L. Lancaster, Mrs. Joe
S. Gasque, Mrs. Jim Slewart,
Mrs. George S. Hedgpeth, Mis.
Julius F. Jordan, Charles
Holtell, Ralph W. Barnhart and
Charles Alligood.
Following the program the
hostesses served a dessert
course with coffee.
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PERSONALS
Mrs. Lamar of Greensboro is
spending I he week with her
daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. David Ryan.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aldridge of
Wilson spent the weekend wild
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan
Mclmiis.
Mr. and Mis. Willard Slrolberg
of Axlell, Neb. were guests for
several days this week of her
sister. Mis. Lee Cameron.
Mr. and Mis. Carroll Wilburn
and children spent the
weekend in Clover, Va. with
her parems, Mr. and Mis. H.L.
Mai die.
Mr. and Mis. Boyd Edmund
attended a kick-off breakfast
Monday at the Holiday Inn in
Laurinburg celebrating
National Beauty Salon Week,
Feb. 9- 15.
Dr. and Mrs. Howard Baucom
and daughters, Mai tie and
Susan, of Goldsboro were heie
for the day Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. J.A. Baucom.
Mis. Doug Tolar of Kinston
spent Thursday through
Sunday with her mother, Mis.
Ruth Bridges.
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Mrs. Bill Lamont home
Mis. C.W. Childress
Clyde Upchurch Sr., surgery
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Mrs. J.T. Ross home Friday
Mrs. Robert Hcndrix home
Mrs. ' M.B. Warren entered
Sunday
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Mrs. Bill Jones
Mis. Stacy Hobson
Mrs. John Russell home
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Jell' Harris home lust
Wednesday
Butch Posey home
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