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By A. A. Mclnnit
Please read the following
and look among your
possessions for an old pocket
watch with Roman numerals
on the dial, with a snap cover.
A young man named Tom
Painter of California, who is
now a Peace Corps worker irr
Africa, wants such a watch to
replace the watch he had that
the sand ruined. He is willing
to pay a reasonable price for
the watch. If you are
interested, please contact Mrs.
J.D. Mattlock of Rt. 2,
Raeford. This i?a worthy cause
and your help will be
appreciated.
A youth choir has been
organized at Tabernacle
Church with 17 present at the
first meeting. They sang at the
evening worship service
Sunday. They will practice
Tuesday at 6 o'clock p.m. with
Mrs. Roscoe Bundy as director
and Miss Deon Cole of
Wayside, organist for the youth
choir.
Dr. Louis C. Lamotte of
Maxton preached at Galatia
Church last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. R. V. Tanner
visited Johnny Allen's father
Zeno Allen of Red Springs
Sunday night.
Ronald Monroe of Wingate
College spent tlie past weekend
with his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Monroe.
Mrs. R.H. Gibson, Sr. and
Mrs. Jesse Livingston were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Davis of Parkton Sunday p.m.
Leonard Brock, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E.T. Brock, Jr. had an
appendectomy at Cape Fear
Valley Hospital last week. He
was doing fine at last account.
Howard Brock, son of Mr.
and Mrs. L. T. Brock, Jr. is
spending some time with his
grandparents, Mr. and Mrs.
E.T. Brock, Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. L.B. Dees were
supper guests of their son - in -
law and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Brown Hendrix, Jr. of
Lumberton last Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. William G.
Wright, Mrs. W.G. Wright, Jr.
and Mrs. Van Gibson visited
W.G. Wright, Jr. and Van
Gibson at Ft. Jackson, S.C.
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Miller
and children Kim and Pat of
Wilmington went home the
fit st of, this week after
spending a week with her
parents Mr. and Mrs. W.G.
Wright. Glenn's mother Mrs.
Hubert Miller of Fayetteville
had surgery at Highsmilh
-Rainey Memorial Hospital last
week.
Guests of Mrs. S.N. McColl
and Mrs. Homer Terry last
Saturday p.m. were Mrs. A.P.
Hammond and Mrs. Don
McQueen of Laurinburg.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Overton and son Lawrence of
Fayettevilic were dinner guests
of his parents Mr. and Mrs.
Huglue Overton Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Cox and
her father Fred Britt of
Lumberton visited Mr. and
Mrs. Hugh Overton Sunday
p.m.
Mrs. W.H. Schell of Lumber
Bridge visited her sister Mrs.
Fthel D. Gibson Saturday p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McColl's
little daughter Kimberly spent
last Saturday night with her
brother ? in - law and sister Mr.
and Mrs. Butch Posey.
Mrs. Homer Terry went on a
business trip to Cliarlotte last
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Sid Sumner
and son Johnny of Lumber
Bridge were guests of Mrs.
Ethel D. Gibson and Mr. and
Mrs. MS. Gibson Sunday p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. James E.
Mcinnis of Fayetteville were
dinner guests of his mother
Mrs. Mary Mcinnis and l\is
brother Thomas Mcinnis
Sunday.
Their Sunday afternoon
guests were Danny Mcinnis of
Lexington, Mr. and Mrs.
Campbell Mcinnis of Halifax,
Angus C. Mcinnis. Miss Lucy
Smith of Wagram and Daniel F.
Mcinnis of Raeford.
Stevie Freeman, son of Mr.
and Mrs. A.J. Freeman, Jr. of
Fayetteville spent last weekend
with his cousins Joy and Ricky
Gibson, cliiIdrcn of Mr, and
Mrs. MJS. Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Kirk Parker
and Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lovette
visited John Parker at Duke
Hospital last Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Walter Caddell
of Raeford visited his sister and
brother Miss Mary Caddell and
Harry Caddel of Maxton last
Friday and also Mr. and Mrs.
Zeb Hearn of Laurinburg. Mr.
and Mrs. Caddell were dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Homer
Quick of Montrose Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Milton Newton
of Fayetteville visited Mrs.
Marshall Newton Sunday p.m.
Mrs. Oscar Wood, Mrs. A .A.
Mcinnis and son Thomas
visited Delia McMillan and Mr
and Mrs. Edgar McGougan
of Lumber Bridge last Friday
night. Mrs. Ada Jackson was
also a guest of Mr. and Mrs.
McGougan an4>1lss McMillian
Fridav niaht.
Mrs. James Madden's
husband called her from
Vietnam last Saturday night.
He is expected to come home
the middle of February.
Mrs. Madden and children
Mark, Leslie, and Lisa and her
mother Mrs. Paula Gobel of
Grissen, Germany and Mr. and
Mrs. O.L. Wood were guests of
Mrs. Mary Mclnnis and Thomas
Mclnnis at a marshmallow
roast last Thursday night and
also W.G. Wright and son Roy
Neill were present and helped
to make some enjoyable string
music for the occasion. Thanks
to them.
Aubrey Gaddis lias been
promoted from SFC to M/Sgt.
Congratulations M/Sgt. Aubrey
Gaddis.
Mrs. Boyd Hudson and
daughter Mrs. Bill Lambert and
her daughter Jill of Spring
Lake were guests of the Gaddis
family Sunday.
Dan Gaddis was out of
school Monday because of a
slight illness.
Mrs. Margaret E. Sangster
who used to write for the
Christian Herald gave us a little
warning when she worte, "We
have a welcome for the
stranger, a smile for the
sometimes guest, but for our
own the bitter tone. Tho, we
love our own the best."
Mrs. Floyd Monroe visited
her sister Mrs. Frank Smith of
Pinehurst last weekend and
found Iter some better than she
was when Mrs. Monroe last
visited her.
Tlic Philippi Home makers
Extension Club met with Mrs.
James Attaway at tier home
Monday night with 13 present.
Mrs. Willis gave the
demonstration on
"Investments". The club made
plans for attending District
meeting at Winston-Salem. Mrs.
Attaway served refreshments.
A Christmas card from Mrs.
Ann Hartley of Dunbar. W. Va.
showed that she is still living
and may visit friends tn this
area again and she may be
riding in the old pink Cadillac
if it holds out that long.
Mrs. R.N. Posey and Mrs.
James Attaway visited Mrs.
Posey's sister Mrs. T.R. Stamev
of Winston- Salem Tuesday anil
Wednesday of last week. Mrs.
Stamey was seriously ill at that
time but she is better now.
School
Menu
MON. JAN. 26
Ham Loaf
Buttered Grits
Candied Sweet Potatoes-/
Biscuit
Applesauce
Milk
TUES. JAN. 27
Creamed Hamburger
Rice & Gravy
Mixed Greens-A&C
Peach Half
Rolls
Milk
WED. JAN. 28
Bologna Cup
School Cooked Beans
Slaw w/Carrots-A&C
Pineapple Cake
Combread
Milk
THURS., JAN. 29
Turkey & Noodles
Green Beans
Rolls
Orange Half or Grapefruit
Cup-C
Milk
FRI.. JAN. 30
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WAYSIDF.. JANUARY 2(? -
Mrs. A.D. Peterson. Mrs.
Robert McNeill. Mrs. Marshall
Newton. Mrs. Lois Woodring,
Mrs. Lotusc Plummer. Mrs.
D.K. Parker. Mrs. Joe Lovette.
Mrs. Theresa Malone. Mrs. L.
Ramsey, Mrs. Shirley Maxwell.
Mrs. Martha Piat, Mrs.
Rosemary Boland, Mrs.
Virginia McCall, Mrs. Dorctha
Register. Mrs. Annie Ray. Mrs.
Richalene Carter. Mrs. Dora
Capps, Mrs. Gertrude Caldwell.
Mrs. Barbara Thomas. Mrs.
Zelda West. Mrs. Rosctta Tiller.
Mrs. Jean Masker. Mrs. Jackie
DeWall. Mrs Rebecca Gardner.
Mrs. Marie Griner. Mrs. Judy
llenlcy. Mrs. Gilbert Ray. Mrs.
James Dees, Mrs. G.L. Dees.
Mrs. Ld Willis, Mrs. A.A. Ray.
PHILLIPI & ROCKFISH,
JANUARY 29 - Scurlock
School. Mrs. Carol Clark, Mrs.
Ruby Turner, Mrs. Thclma
Guin Mrs. J.V. Miller, Mrs.
NJ. Ritrer, Mrs. Nova Matlock,
Mrs. Vera Attaway. Mrs. J.D.
Wilkes. Fay Melton. Mrs.
Donald Wood.\
PEDES MEMORIAL - Mrs. Margaret Peden and Hoke High Principal Raz Autry pose in front of the new trophy case given by the
Hoke High School faculty in memory of the late Hilly Peden. According to Autry. Peden was a strong supporter o) athletusat
Hoke High School Mrs. Peden has been teaching home economics at Hoke High for several years.
Jo Hall
Goes Back
To Work
Jim Fout, Executive
Director of the Sandhills
Community Action Program,
Inc., announced last week that
Miss Josephine Hall, long time
resident of Raeford, and
retired Home Extension Agent
for Hoke County, has joined
the SCAP staff as the Senior
Citizens Program Coordinator
for Hoke Countv.
The Sandhills Community
Action Program sponsors a
Senior Citizen Program in the
counties of Hoke, Lee,
Montgomery and Moore.
George Adams is the overall
director of the program and
each county has a coordinator.
Currently there are 34 clubs in
the four county area with a
total membership of over 600.
D. McL. Currie,
Hoke Native,
Buried Saturday
Funeral services for a native
of lloke County were held
Satuiday morning in Sumter.
South Carolina. Final rites tor
Duncan McLauchlin Currie, ot
Columbia. S.C., were
conducted at 11 a.m. at the
Shelly ? Brunson Funeral Home
by the Reverend Coy Muckie.
Burial followed in the Sumter
Cemetery.
Currie was born in lloke
County on February 7, 1892,
the son of Hugh M. and Mary
Holt Currie.
He is survived by Ins wife;
six brothers. Sterling Currie of
Fayetteville. D.S. Currie of
Raeford. Will Currie of
Farmville, tdwin Currie of
Alexandria, Va.. Neill Currie of
Savannah, Ga? and Robert
Currie of Broadway; three
sisters, Mrs. C.C. Burris and
Mrs. Chatham Chancy of
Wingate and Mrs. Coy Muckie
of tastover. S C.
nows notos from
Quewhiffle
Bv Mrt. Leonard McBryde
Mrs. Lalah Beall. Mrs. J.H
Moody. Mrs. Doris Jones, and
Miss Joy Wall attended the
concert of Pfeiffet College
Choir at the Village Chapel in
Pinehurst Sunday afternoon.
Little Danny McDiarmid ol
Raeford spent Sunday night
with lus grandparents Mr. and
Mrs. James Nixon.
Mrs. Ollie Fish of Pinehurst
visited Mrs. Jean McBiyde
Tuesdjy.
The Cub Scouts had a
wiener roast at the home ot
Mrs. Jon Almond Monday
afternoon.
H.H. Thompson of Candor
spent the weekend with Mr
and Mrs. Marcus Thompson.
Miss Carol Parks is still in
Memorial Hospital in Chapel
Hill.
Mrs. Ldith McBryde and
Pam and Daphne McBryde
visited Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Fredericks in Raeford Sunday
night.
Miss Jerry Blake of
Washington, D.C. spent the
weekend with her parents Mr.
and Mrs. Kelly Blake. Mary
Wicker a friend of Miss Blakes
had Saturday night dinner with
the Blake family.
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph McGee
and daughters Norma and
Betty Jo of King and Mr. and
Mrs. Shelton ol Pmnicle were
Sunday allernoon guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Lllis P. Smith.
We wish to express our
sympathy to the family of Mrs
Jeanette M. Hall in the event of
her death.
Mrs. Reid Willard wishes to
express her appiectaiion to
everyone lor the (lowers, cards
and letters during her illness
and especially lor the ones who
brought food into her home
for the family. Mrs. Willard is
home from the hospital now
but is still disabled.
Little Kim Huff is at home
sick w ith the tlu.
Mrs. Inez Thomas and Mr.
Old Salem, settled in tl
mid-18 th century by tl
Moravians, has been recreate
at Winston-Salem for visitors t
observe the simple and devoi
way of life that the Gcrma
descendants practiced.
and Mrs. Metrah Spencer spent
the weekend in Forest City
with Mr. and Mrs. Lando
Walker.
Mr. and Mrs. Mack McBryde
visited Mr. and Mrs. Clifton
Blue Jr. in Aberdeen Saturday
night.
Miss Becky Thomas is sict at
home with the flu.
The children of Mr. and Mrs.
Neil F. Sinclair invite theii
friends to a reception on the
50 th we'dding anniversary.
Sunday January 25, from 3:00
? 5:00 o'clock at the fellowship
liall at Shiloh Presbyterian
Church. They request no gifts.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. J.B. Mays was Mrs.
Ailene CreedN^f Southern
Pines. Sunday afternoon guest
were Mr. and Mrs. Flovd Dees
and Dawn, Mrs. Thelma Baliff
and Mrs. Geraldine Black of
Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Jones and daughter Gave of
Pinebluff.
Kenneth Frederick returned
ho m front McCain on
Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Williams
were Saturday night dinner
guests of Mi. and Mrs. W alker
Williams. Sunday evening
guests were Mi. and Mrs.
Kermit Copeland of Pinehurst.
Sunua> afternoon guests of
Mr. and Mrs. J.L). Pickler were
Mrs. Roger Dixon. Mrs.
Howard McAnultv and Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Wade of Raeford.
Mr. and Mrs. Phillip Greene
of Richmond. Virginia spent
the weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
James W ilkerson.
THE NEWS JOURNAL RAEFORD, NORTH CAROLINA
THURSDAY. JANUARY 22, 1970 SECTION I. PAGE 3
Lumber Bridge
By P?m Sumn?r
Mr. and Mrs. Tlionras Bryan
and children Lynn and Teresa
were dinner guests of lus
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Warren
Bryan in Lumbcrton. Sunday.
It was Mr. Bryan's 78th
birthday. We wish liim many
more happy birthdays. Thev
also visited Mrs. Bryan s
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Dennis
Taylor.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Ray
Thompson were dinner guests
of Mi. and Mrs. Bill Billiard
and daughter Donna in
Lumber ton, Sunday.
Miss Pam Sumnei spent the
weekend with her cousin Miss
Debbie Freeman in
Fayctlcvillc. She attended the
Miss Massey Hill Pageant,
Saturday night. Miss freeman
was one of the contestants.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Williford of Raeford visited his
mother Mrs. J. F. Williford and
his sister Ollie Ann, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Caddcll
and son Lddie of Raeford
visited her sisters Misses
I'.liiabelh and Lois Sumner,
Sunday night.
The Youth Fellowship of
Rex Presbyterian Church met
Monday night at the
Fellowship Hall.
W. G. Marley Jr. of Raleigh
spent Saturday with his mother
Mrs. W. G. Marley Sr.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnnie Jones
and children of Raeford visited
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Jones and
son David, Wednesday night.
The Rex Homcmakcr Club
met Tuesday afternoon at the
home of Mrs. Mary McNeill.
Mrs. 11. P. Johnson and Miss
Julia Mclvcr gave the program
on Everything for Others and
Sewing.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sumner
and son Johnnie visited hei
mother. Mrs. Iithcl Gibson and
her brother and sister ? in - law,
Mr. and Mrs. Merrctt Gibson
and children Ricky and Joy
near Rockfish, Sunday
afternoon.
David Jones was given a
birthday party for his 15th
birthday, Sunday night, Jan.
18th at the Educational
Building. After games, led by
The Rev. Frank Turner, were
played, refreshments of punch,
assorted sandwiches, nuts,
potato chips and birthday cake
were served. Those present
were: Pam and Johnnie
Sumner, Sherry and George
Elliott, Wanda and Stepiicn
Amnions. Lena Rose Jackson
Sammy Jordan, Cathy Lupo
Tony Chason, Kathy Jackson,
Jolin and Timniy Turner.
Assisting Mrs. Jones with the
party were Mr. Jones, Mrs.
Stephen Amnions, Mrs,
Richard Cox, the Rev. and Mrs.
Frank Turner and Colon
Amnions.
Mrs. Richard McMillan and
daughter Kim visited Iter
patents, Mr. and Mrs. Sidney
Suniner and daughter Pam and
Johnnie last Wednesday wliile
Mr. McMillan and Ted Smith of
Parkton Hew to Meline, Illinois
for a school - tour of John
Deere.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gardner
and daughters Sharon and
Susan of Lumberton visited Iter
father, J. M. McGougan and
her aunt. Miss Vera McGougan
and Iter brother and sister - in ?
law Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
McGougan, Sunday.
Miss Dorothy and Rosemary
McGougan visited their niece
and sister and family Mr. and
Mrs. Don Kooncc and son
Michael in Halifax. Virginia,
Sunday.
Roger Hall spent Tuesday in
Raleigh on business.
Mr. and Mrs. D. 11. Olson ot
Fayctteville visited Miss Mamie
Livingston, Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Collins
visited Mrs. Rosie Collins in
Clarkton, last Thursday.
Mrs. Zilpho Thornton and
son Claxton of Roseboro and
Mrs. Emma Bass of Clinton,
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. John Brown and
daughters Cynthia and Jackie.
Audra Layton of Raeford
spent Saturday night with her
grandparents Mr. and Mrs.
Brown.
MEN NEEDED
in this area to train as
LIVESTOCK
BUYERS
LEARN TO BUY CATTLE
HOGS AND SHEEP
at al? barns, feed lots, end
(arms. Wa prefer to train men
21?55 with livestock
experience.
For local interview, write age,
phone, address and
background.
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