Baptist Senior
Group Begins
<A Baptist senior citizen's
dub is feeing organized at the
First Baptist Church of
Raeford.
This program is to b? for all
Baptist citizens in the Raeford
un, even though they are not
members of the Raeford
church.
The club will begin
Thursday at 4 p.m. Meetings
will involve opportunities for
fellowship, refreshments,
programs, both of religious and
secular nature and special
devotional programs by the
pastor at each meeting.
All older Baptist citizens are
invited to attend this fust
organizational meeting.
WITH OUR
College Students
Mary Lou Flowers of
Raeford is touring with the
Livingstone College Concert
Choir on its annual spring tour
March 19 through April 1.
The group will give 12
concerts in seven states and the
District of Columbia during the
tour with concert stops
scheduled at Richmond, Va.;
Washington D.C.; Wilmington,
Del; Burlington, NJ.; Jersey
City, NJ.; Bridgeport, Conn.;
Peekskill, N.Y.; Jamestown,
N.Y.; Buffalo, N.Y.; Toledo,
Ohio; York, Pa.; and Pittsburg,
Pa.
MAR Y JEAN MA THERL Y
"Tha Store For Man And Boys '
With A LrttW For Tha Ladies'
DRESSES & PANT DRESSES
Arriving Daily
J re. & Pet it m Sizas 3 to 15
5oe Sugar's
of Raeford
Miry Jean Matherly.
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Eugene F. Matherly of 204 E.
Ed in bo rough Avenue, is now
doing student teaching at
Forest Hill Elementary School
in Burlington.
Miss Matherly is taking part
during the spring quarter,
beginning March 10 through
May 27, in the student
teaching program of
Appalachian State University,
Boone, N.C. In this program,
students devote approximately
twelve weeks to student
teaching in the field for which
they have been preparing.
Miss Matherly is teaching
second grade under the
supervision of Mrs. Carolyn
Williams. As part of the
teaching program, the
Appalachian student usually
lives in the community near
the school and participates in
community activities as well as
school activities. The student
devotes full time in the school
and gradually takes over the
full teaching load, always
under the supervision of the
teacher and the principal.
Miss Matherly graduated
from Hoke County High
School in 1967.
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Personals
Ronnie Prince and his fiancee
Miss Marsha Johnson visited
her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Reggie Johnson in Cleveland,
Ohio last weekend.
Youth Singers
Give Musical
The Sandhills Youth Singers,
about 75 teenagers from
churches of the Sandhills
Baptist Association, will
present the Christian folk
musical about God, "Tell It
Like It Is," at the Cameron
Morrison School in Hoffman
Sunday at 3 p.m.
The singers presented the
musical last weekend to over
800 persons at two
performances at the First
Baptist Church in Aberdeen.
The Sandhills Baptist
Association is composed
mostly of churches in Moore
County but also includes
Ashley Heights.
Mrs. Edmond T. Geer, Jr. is
the director.
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Schedule
DUNDARRACH March 29 --
Mrs. Eva Conoly, Mrs. Myrtle
Sappenfield, Mrs. G.C. Lytle,
Mrs. Grace Mason, Mrs. Mary
Thompson, Mrs. H.A.
McKenzie, Mrs. Ethel Parham,
Mrs. Gladys Johnson, Mrs. Jim
Maxwell, Mrs. Harold
Livingston, Mrs. John Balfour,
Mrs. N.H.G. Balfour, Mrs.
Betty Leach.
BLUE SPRINGS April 1 -
Mrs. ? Dora Leslie, Mrs. J.M.
Pendergrass, Mrs. R.L. Walters,
Mrs. H.B. Walters, Mrs. H.B.
Walters Jr., Mrs. Francis
Purcell, Mrs. John Russell, Mrs.
Alfred Leach, Mrs. Luella
McLeod, Mrs. Carl Quick, Mrs.
Gladys Niven, Mrs. Harriet
Lewis.
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SOCIAL ITEMS
Call
The News?Journal
875-2121
Mrs. Paul Dickson
875-3542
Mrs. J.D. Tapp and Mrs. C.F.
Tapp spent last week in
Jacksonville, Florida with Mr.
and Mrs. James Tapp and
family.
Congratulations to Mr. and
Mrs. M.L. Jones who
celebrated their Slst wedding
anniversary on March 23rd.
Mrs. Leonard Frahm and
children visited Leslie and
Jackie Frahm at Ft. Jackson,
S.C. Sunday.
Alex Averitte visited Mr. and
Mrs. Wiley Edwards in
Wilmington Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Hardie of
Clover, Va. spent last week
with their daughter Mrs.
Carroll Wilburn and children.
Carroll Wdburn of Drakes
Branch, Va. spent the week
end here with his family.
Mrs. Thelma Maurer of Rocky
Mount spent the weekend here
with her mother. Mrs. John
McKeithan.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Sessoins
and sons of Durham visited Mr.
and Mrs. Berder Niven Sunday.
Mrs. Chester Wade. Mrs. C.J.
Augustoni and Mrs. Lawrerve
Conoly visited Mrs. Carson
Davis, Sr. at Holdens Beach
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harris spent
the weekend in Roxboro
visiting his mother, Mrs. W W
Harris, in the hospital.
Mrs. C.L. Thomas and sister,
Mrs. James Carver of Chapel
Hill left Tuesday for a trip to
Charleston, S.C. They are
expected home Saturday.
Mrs. Tom Caulk returned to
her home in Middleburg. Va.
Tuesday after a visit with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Clyde
Upchurch.
Mrs. Sam Benjamin of Ft.
Worth. Texas and Mrs.
Margaret Anderson of
Melbourne, Fla. were Monday
guests of their cousins Mr. and
Mrs. Paul Dickson.
Mr. and Mrs. Eli Shankle
visited their daughter and son -
an - law Mr. and Mrs. Andy
Forloins and baby,daughter in
Garksville, Va. last weekend.
NEWCOMERS
JOE FINDLEY. Mr. Findley
works at Knit Away and lives
on Coli Avenue Ext.
ROBERT LOWDERMILK,
Mr. Lowdermilk conies from
Norman to work at Burlington
Industries and lives at 211
North Bethel Road.
WILLIAM POLSTON. Mr.
Polston works with Burlington
Industries and lives at 424 East
Edinborough Avenue.
SHARON POTEAT. Sharon
is from Vacaville, Calif., now a
senior at Hoke High School
and is living with Mr. and Mrs.
Ed Manning at 804 E.
Donaldson Avenue.
SGT. and MRS. ERTLE
TODD: Sgt. Todd comes from
Ft. Devens, Mass. and lives at
303 3rd Ave. Sgt. Todd leaves
today for Viet Nam.
CARSON DAVIS. JR.. Mr.
Davis comes from Brookneal,
Va. and lives on Bethel Rd. He
works at Knit Away.
Hospital News
Highsmith ? Rainey Memorial
Margaret Willis ? Surgery
Tuesday
St. Josephs
Mrs. J.K. McNeill Sr. entered
last Thursday
Veterans Hospital ? Fayetteville
Lucuis Biggs. Jr.
Moore Mem.
Miss Peggy Bethune
Mrs. Tom Jones surgery
Tuesday
Mrs. M.V. Hedgpeth home
Monday
E.E. Smith
Jimmy Davis home Sun'day
Otho O'Briant
Neill James Blue
Mrs. Cora Seaford
Neill A. McFadyen
Mrs. Virginia Stone
Mrs. Walter Maxwell
Mrs. Beulah Davis
1st In 40 Years
On March 15, ai eleven
o'clock in the morning. Mr.
and Mrs. Paul Solomon
entertained approximately
fifty out of town relatives on
the occasion of the birth of
their son, Andrew Mark, on
March 8.
The celebration, known as a
briss. falls on the eighth day
after the male infant's birth
and commemorates his
circumcision by which he is
initiated into the Covenant of
Abraham, an age old tradition
among those of the Jewish
faith. Special honors are
designated at this time. Tire
baby's godmother, Jacquelyn
Sugar, is the sister of Mrs.
Solomon, while the godfather,
Steven Solomon, is the brother
of Mr. Solomon. The title of
honorary godfather was
bestowed upon Israel Mann.
The baby's Hebrew name is
also given at the briss.
Dr. firnest Brown and Dr.
Hobart Meyer Jr. of
Lumberton and Rabbi Henry
L'cko of FayetteviUe officiated
at the briss.
Brunch was served at the
Solomon home on College
Drive to the many relatives
who came from various parts
of North and South Carolina.
The centerpiece on the main
table consisted of a large
arrangement of yellow spider
chrysanthemums and purple
irises, while a table in the
adjoining room was adorned
with an arrangement of blue
and white carnations.
PERSONALS
Jim r. Hull \sas honored with a
surprise birthday party by his
wife and two suns Friday
March 14 at Sandhills
Restaurant. Family and friends
attended the affair. Mr. Hall
received many gilts.
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