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Sine loirs Honored Sunday On Golden Wedding Anniversary On Sunday, January 25, Mr. and Mrs. N.F. Sinclair were honored at a reception on their 50th wedding anniversaiy. The reception, held in the fellowship hall of Sliiloh Presbyterian Church, was given by their daughters and sons ? in ? law, Mr. and Mrs. Bob McCracken of Hamlet, Mr. and Mrs. D R. Huff Jr. of Ashley Heights, and Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Maxwell of Wilmington. The guests were greeted and registered by Miss Linda Baker of Raeford, and Ralph Huff, grandson of the honorees, who also directed them to the receiving line, composed of the honored couple, their daughters and their husbands. The table was covered with a white lace cloth. A yellow and white arrangement of mums and snapdragons, centering the table, was graced on either side with white candles in silver candelabra. Refreshments were served by Mrs. Warren Calloway Jr. of Garner and Mrs. William Calloway of Hamlet, wives of the couple's grandsons, and Mrs. Marjoric Roberts, and Mrs. Ned Thompson, nieces of the Sinclairs. Women of Shiloh Church assisted. Goodbyes were said to the grandsons of the couple: Warren Calloway Jr., William Calloway, Ronnie, Randy, Ricky and Rusty Huff. Alan and Eric Maxwell and Chuck Calloway. great-grandson. Garden Club Has Meeting The Raeford Garden Club mel Tuesday night with Mrs. John R. Davis as hostess. Mrs. Truman Austin presided over the business meeting. Discussion was held on The Fine Arts Festival to be held February 6 and 7, also the Horse Show to be held March 28. Members voted to place a book in the Library in memory of Mrs. J.A. Baucom. Mrs. Austin read an interesting article on watering house plants during the winter months. Aftei the piogram, a White Elephant Sale was held and members were invited into the dining room foi refreshments where the table was ccnteied with a lovely flower arrangement and lighted candles. Mrs. J.B. McLeod won the door pri/e. Mrs. Dan Jones has returned to Falls Church, Va. after visiting her mother, Mrs. Louis Parker and her sisters. Miss Caroline Parker and Mrs. R. E. Neeley. .-.-45 MR. AND MRS. X. F. SINCLAIR BRIDGE A/Irs. Howell Three visitors to the budge club at Mrs. W.L. Howell's home last Thursday night were Mrs. Raz Autry. Mrs. Leonard Frahnt and Mrs. Ld Manning. The hostess served desscit and coffee before play. Mrs. Bobby Carter won the club prize and Mrs. Frahm received the visitor's prize. Mrs. Wood Mrs. Mike Wood was bridge club hostess on Thursday night. Mrs. Mike Pegr.im was a visitor. A dessert course was served when guests arrived and Cokes and nuts during progressions. Prizes went to Mrs. Jim Brown for club high and Mrs. Nathan McGee foi consolation Mrs. Pegiam was reincmbeied with a departure gift Miss Bethune Members of her bridge club and two visitors, Mrs. Wendell Young and Mrs. Harry Harrison, met with Miss Peggy Bethune on Thursday night. She served dessert and coffee before the game and cheese straws and Cokes duiiug play. Miss Ellen Currie won the club prize and Mrs. Young was winner of the visitor's prize. The consolation went to Mrs. Sam Morris. Mrs. Baker Thui s<Jay itiglil Mrs. "almadge Baker entertained iiembers of ihcr bridge club nd one visitor. Mrs. Bob Jughes. Sire served dessert and tussian tea when hei guests rrived and Cokes and nuts luring the game. Mrs. Lewis I'pchurch Jr. von the high score pri/e and he second lugh award went to >1is. I'd Chuich. Mrs. McFadyen Mrs. Neill McFadyen was uncheon hostess to her budge :lub last Thuisday at her home in Highland St. Visitors were drs. John Nicholson. Mrs. idmund Murray and Mrs. Neil ientci. The high score pri/e was von by Mrs. Sentei. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gammon. Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gammon. Jr.. and Mr. and Mrs. Don Braxton of Burlington and Mr. and Mrs. William McFadyen. John and Laura of Southern Pines visited Mrs. W.L. McFadyen and Mr. and Mrs. Torn McBryde over the weekend. Mis. McFadyen returned to Burlington with her daughter Mrs. Bob Gammon for a visit Peele-Dull Engagement Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Peele of Sanford announce the engagement of their daughtei. Elizabeth Carlene, to Gary Clyde Dull, son of Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Dull of Sanford. The wedding is planned for February 14 at 3:00 p.m. at Jonesboro Heights Methodist Church. The prospective bridegroom is a giandson of H.W Ellis of this county and the late Mrs. Ellis. Club Calendar The Public Affairs Department of the Racfoid Woman's Club will meet Tuesday, February 2. 7:45 p.m., at the home of Miss Isabel McFadycn. Miss Sarah Lytch will be eo - hostess. Mrs. m. L. MacDonald, Mrs. James Bowles and Mrs. Tom McBryde will give a program on public speaking. Members will be given the opportunity at this meeting to join the Hoke County Association for Retarded Children. A White Elephant Sale is to be held. The Friendship Club will meet Tuesday at 2:30 p.m. at the Raeford Methodist Fellowship Hall. Hospital News DUKE HOSPITAL John Parker HIGHSMITH-RAINEY Clarence Ballon home Saturday Harvey Cole Percy Brewer entered Friday CAPE FEAR VALLEY D. Scott Currie Sr. Mrs. Rena Smith ST. JOSEPH Mrs. John H. McNeill VETERANS. DURHAM David Koonce VETERANS HOSPITAL FAYETT EVILLF. B.B. Boslic entered Mondav SOUTHEAST I RN Miss Marion John home Friday Strother Dunn CAPF. FEAR NURSING HOME Mrs. Louis Parker MOORE MEMORIAL Neill James Blue Mrs. Kate B. Covington Henry Birnstcin. home Friday Miss Candi Caulk of Middlcburg. Va. and a recent graduate of R.P.I., Richmond, Va. spent last week with Iter grandpartent, Mr. and Mrs. C. E. Upchurch. Weekend guests were Mr. and Mrs. Robert McClcskcy and daughter Alice of Winston-Salem. Mr. and Mrs. Lonnic Bledsoe. Mr. and Mrs. W.K. Morgan. Mr. -and Mrs Larry Phillips. Mr. and Mrs. Lany Upchurch and Mr. and Mrs Bill MePhaul spent the weekend at Huldcn Beach at the MePhaul Cottage. Personals Sgt. Sammy Lee of Clayton, N.C. and Ft. Polk, La. was weekend guest of Miss Frances Ward Greene. Mrs. John Gollar and sons of Clarksville. Va., spent Sunday until Tuesday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Younger Snead. Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Lowe visited friends in Charlotte on Sunday and Monday. Mr. and Mrs. A1 Brown spent the weekend skiing at Beach Mountain. Mr. and Mrs. John Fly were Saturday guests of Mr. and Mrs. Claude Glisson and daughter Margaret at Myrtle Beach, S.C. Mrs. Lillian Blue McEachcrn of Black Mouhtain spent last week with Mrs. Kathleen B. Wilson and Marvin Blue. Mrs. Ed Lee of Dunn was also a guest from Wednesday to Monday. BIRTHS Born to Sgt. and Mrs. Sidney Bruce of Sewart AFB,Tenn.,a daughter. Shirley Ann. on January 23. Mrs. Bruce is the former Katherine Harrell of Racford. Mr. and Mrs. John Reid of Henderson announce the birth of a son. James Cameron, on January 24, at Maria Parham Hospital. Mrs. Reid is the former Joann Cameron of Raeford. Mr. and Mrs. Robert W. Taylor of Clarksville, Va., formerly of Racford, announce the birth of a daughter. Tonya Jayne, on January 19 in South Boston, Va. Born to Mr. and Mrs. Jim Seaton of Salinas, Calif., a daughter, Pamela Gail, on January 21. Mrs. Seaton is the former Carol English. Mr. and Mrs. David Averettc of Fayettcville announce the birth of a son, Steven David, on January 13 at Cape Fear Valley Hospital. Mrs. Averetle is the foyner Mickey Brock. Mrs. Thomas R. McPherson ol Yanccyville spent Thursday night with Iter parents, Mr. and Mrs. D.K. Parker, enroute home from Wilmington where she was a program leader for the midwintei workshop of the N.C. Supervisors of the School Food Service. Mrs. John Fly and her mother. Mrs. F.A. Ferguson, visited Mrs. Ferguson's brother, Jim Wilson of Knollswood Fields, on Sunday. Mi. and Mrs. Paul Dickson attended the annual institute of the N.C. Press Association Thursday until Saturday in Chapel Hill. Mrs. T.B. Upchurch, Mrs. Claude Bishop of Goldsboro, and Mrs. R.A. Matheson returned Fuday night from Ft. Lauderdale. Fla Mrs. Bishop remained here for a weekend visit with her sister. Mrs. N..V McDonald. WITH OUR College Students Academic honors have been won by a Hoke County student, named to the Dean's List for the fall term at St. Andrews Presbyterian College The student is Susan H, Phillips, senior, daughter of Mr and Mrs. Archie Howard, N Magnolia St. Mrs. Phillip; earned a 4.0 average. On a scale of 4.0 for al '' A' s" freshmen a nc sophomores must earn anc ?average of 3.0 or better uppcrclassmen, at least 3.21 for Dean's List honors. Garden Time By M. E. Gardner If you would like to add to your bunch grape vineyard you might try these varieties If you do not already have them. Ontario Is \ perhaps the best early American-type white grape. It ripens two to three weeks ahead of Niagara (an other good white variety) and Is vigorous and productive. Buffalo, a black variety. Is considered by many to have the highest dessert quality of the early black types. The vines are vigorous and the berries are sweet and spicy. Golden Muscat 1b a beau tiful golden yellow grape which ripens with Catawba. The clusters are large and com pact. The berries are also large, juicy and of excellent quality. If you would like to try a seedless variety, I would suggest New York 15305. This Is a white grape with large, compact bunches. This va riety Is such a heavy bearer that it may be necessary to thin the bunches after they are well formed. Most of my readers are familiar with the muscadine varieties as we have discussed them before, especially the new self-fruitful types Magnolia, Pamlico, Roanoke and others. Filberts (hazelnuts) will do well In the upper Piedmont and mountains. Royal, Barcelona and DuChilly are good variet ies. Be sure to plant at least two varieties for pollination. If you would like to plant a black walnut In a suitable location, Thomas is a good variety. For pecans, I would suggest Stuart and Desirable as they are both more re sistant to scab and mildew, two common fungus troubles, than some of the other variet ies. However, they are not Immune. If you expect to harvest a clean crop of nuts it will be necessary to follow a regular spray schedule re quiring expensive equipment. This is not practical for home grounds. The elderberry of the fields and fencerows has al ways been popular for pies and homemade wines. The do mesticated varieties grow beautifully as ornamental shrubs. Here you have a dual purpose plant if properly placed in the landscape or garden area. Adams No. 1, No. 2 and Johns are good varieties. Plant at least two varieties, near each other, for pollination. If you have trouble locating some of the varieties of any of the fruits and nuts I have mentioned, let me know and I will put you in touch with a source of supply. 'Scanty ^kntA BOYD EDMUND This week, for the ladies with baby fine hair, we have a couple of pointers. After shampooing, towel dry your hair and apply setting lotion, sit under your dryer for a few minutes, then reapply lotion and set. Do use end papers to protect the hair and beware of brush rollers as these tend to break fine hair... To add height tease only at the roots... A body ctirl, twice a year will help also... If you like, let us do some streaking or coloring as this gives body too... EDMUND'S Style Salon popw pftp~ pop#s SATISFACTION GUARANTEED ON EVERY ITEM OR YOUR MONEY BACK! SALE STARTS FRIDAY JAN. 30 THRU FEB. 11 VITALIS King Size Reg. Price $1.73 e ? J j POPE'S PRICE .. | VICKS 44 COUGH MIXTURE Reg. Price $1.79 Si 44 POPE'S PRICE ... 1 VICKS VAPORUB Reg. Price 59c A04 POPE'S PRICE .48? CHOCK VITAMINS Twin Pack Reg. Price S2.16 A vi POPE'S PRICE ..* # V LISTERINE COLD TABLETS Reg. Price SI.29 $104 POPE'S PRICE 1 BAYER ASPIRIN 100's Reg. Price 98c V A4 POPE'S PRICE / *1 VICKS COUGH SILENCERS Reg. Price 43c ffe wm A POPE'S PRICE .. A! S LISTERINE 20 oi. Reg. Price SI.49 $120 POPE'S PRICE ... 1 DRISTAN NASAL SPRAY Reg. Price SI.39 $912 POPE'S PRICE .. I DRISTAN TABLETS BO't WetfTPrice S2.39 $192 POPE'S PRICE 1 ANACIN TABLETS 100's Reg. Price SI .49 $120 POPE'S PRICE ? WE BELIEVE OUR HEALTH & BEAUTY AID PRICES ARE THE LOWEST IN TOWN! ALKA-SELTZER PLUS COLD TABLETS Reg. Price 98c POPE'S PRICE #7? VICKS NYQUIL Reg. Price Si.49 $V20 POPE'S PRICE | COMPARE PRICES ... POpO'S DollOt StOP0 YOU'LL SEE, YOU'LL SAVE, AT DOWNTOWN RAEFORD... Town t Country Cinomo Between Aberdeen & So. Pines NOW SHOWING THRU TUESDAY FEB. 3 A man v-.ent iCOking for America And coJdn \ f od it anywhere. PETER / DENNI FONDA I HOPPER! JACK NICHOLSON Show Times 3:20 5 15-7 10-9 06 Sat. ? Sun. 1:25 3:20-6:15-7:10-9 06 Coming Next: Walter Matthau & Ingrid Bergman in "CACTUS FLOWER" Sunrise Theatre DOWNTOWN SOUTHERN PINES WED.-THUR.-FRI.-JAN. 28-30 Dick Van Dyke in ? "THE COMIC" M 3:20-6:1S-7:10-9:00 SATURDAY DOUBLE FEATURE Elvia Presley in "TICKLE ME" plus Bryant Haliday in "CURSE OF THE VOODOO" Shows Start 1:30 P.M. 8 Cent. G SUN MON.-TUE. FEB. 1-3 Michael Calne in "THE ITALIAN JOB" G 3:20-8:18-7:10-9:00 Sun.1:28-3:20 8 Coot For Personal and Social I (ems please phone Mrs. John Scot I Poole 875-3701 Our First Anniversary Sale STARTS FRIDAY, JAN. 30-SAT., FEB, 7 ,.<x* MEN'S SWEATERS 1/3 OFF ALL LADIES' SHOES 20% OFF Including Spring Shoes / *?*/ e One Table Short Sleeve MEN'S SHIRTS 2fo,$4M One Table LADIES' SHOES $3" On? Table Men's Match,n9 We(e $4 gg ^ TIE & SHIRT SC99 With French Cuffs 9 One Rack LADIES'SHOES on,v *2" All Men & Boys' BELL BOTTOMS 20% OFF PANTY HOSE w"r,sZ $100 Curlee SUITS REDUCED 20% GRABE TABLE YOUR CHOICE 88< VALUES TO? LADIES' HATS 1/2 PRICE One Table Men's Long-Sleeve SPORT SHIRTS $1" Two Racks LADIES' DRESSES 1/3 OFF LADIES'SLACKS omv$4M MEN'S HATS 20% OFF CHILDREN'S COATS 1/3 OFF WRANGLER JACKETS $eu Were $7.00 Now R# LADIES'COATS 1/3 OFF MEN'S JACKETS With Pile Lining $097 Were $11.00 NOW O wi? r 100% Human Hair ?? IVJFO Were $30.00 Now Only A Unbleached 52" Wide _ <VAA HOMESPUN 4 yd, *1 One Rack MEN'S SHOES $4M Two Racks # ? LADIES'SKIRTS omv$4M One Table Values To $15.00 MEN'S SHOES omv $6" Ladies' 6 Children's SWEATERS 20% OFF Raeford Department Store Main Street Raeford. N. C.
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