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Bridal Shower
For Mr-, ireodwell
Mrs. Baibara McMillian Treadwell was
honored wilh a bridal shower lasi
Tuesday evening ai the I phesus Church
fellowship room.
Upon her arrival. Mrs. Treadwell was
presented a corsage of white mums and
a gilt book by hei hostesses, Mrs.
Marshall Millei and Mrs. U-oti Hagan.
A color note of gold and white was
used in all decorations. The refreshment
table was covcied with a gold cloth and
centered with an anangemcnt of white
daisies and gold and white mums.
Hanked by tall white burning tapers.
Mis. Millei pouied punch from a laige
silver punch howl. Cake squares and
toasted pecans were served.
Ciifts wcic displayed on a table
covcied in white linen and decoiated
with a miniature hndc and groom.
Club Calender
The I ducat ion Department of the
Racfoi d Woman's Club will meet
Tuesday, February 4. at 7:.10 p.m.. at
the home of Mis. Arthur I). Gore.
Associate hostesses will lie Mrs. Neil
Sentei and Mis. Charles Hosteller.
The Public Affairs Department of the
Raclord Woman's Club will meet on
luCsday. February 4. with Mrs. Glenn
Wood. Guest speakei will lie ( WO Laird
P. Ashhuiu, for met POW in Viet Nam.
who is now assigned to the JFK Center.
Flight Dec. Simmons Army Air Field.
Ft. Biaee.
The Racloid Senior Citizens' Friendship
Club w ill meet on l uesday. February 4,
at 2.M) p.m., at the Raeford Methodist
(lunch. Mis. Hienda Ahiams Cattady
will have chaige ol the program.
Memlicis voted at the January meeting
to each bring something they have
made, or a "white elephant", to sell at
auction. Piocecds front lite sale will go
to the Hoke County I ihraiv Building
Fund.
Births
Mr. and Mis. John Furmage announce
the birth of a son, Timothy James, on
January 20, at Cape Fear Valley
Hospital. Mrs. Furmage is the former
Martha Ann Irby.
Mr. and Mis. Robert (?. Thome
announce ihe birth of a son. Rolrert
George, Ji..on January 22.at Gape Fear
Valley Hospital. Mrs. Thome is the
former (lineer Teal.
Invitation
The children of Mr. and Mrs. Correll
I). Kiger invite friends to attend a
reception in honor of their parents'
golden wedding anniversary on Sunday
afternoon. February <). from 2 until 4.
at the Racford United Methodist
Church.
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Schedule:
January 29-30 - Jewelry Workshop
Monday. February 3. 8:30 a.m. -
Staff conference
Monday. February 3, 10:30 a.m. ?
Report to county commissioners
Wednesday, February S, 10 a.m. -
Wayside txtension Homemakers
meeting
FFKLING GOOD will suspend
broadcasting after January 29 When it
returns to the air on April 2. it will
continue to use a variety of techniques ?
drama, documentaries, song and
animation - but will drop the situation
comedy setting which has for mod the
continuity base for the program to date.
LOSF. WKIGHT
If you've had lo loosen your hell a
notch, you may he suffering from that
common after - effect of the holiday
season - extra pounds.
No doubt about it. It is easy to gain
weight during the late fall and early
winter months. Activity usually
decreases while eating may stay the
same. And with tempting holiday
goodies around, eating often increases.
So attack those extra pounds now . If
you don't gaining weight every holiday
season may become a regular pattern.
One that can cause a serious problem in
just a few years.
However you decide to cut calories --
do it sensibly. If you want to lose about
two pounds a week, you will need to
shave off one thousand calorics a day.
Then follow good nutritional
guidelines. Include protein foods daily
for they build and repair body tissues.
Make sure you eat carbohydrates for
energy. And include minerals and
roughage. You'll need some fat each day
too.
Diets that limit you to just a few
foods can quickly become boring. And
they're dangerous if continued for a
long period of time. So choose a variety
of foods from all four food groups to
shave those holiday pounds sensibly.
ifi
Pharmacy Comment*
lighting Colds:
Good Advice
International Sniffle Season is here!
(letting pinned to the wall by the ever-present
cold bug is as common as inflation, so ne\t
time you start sniffling
take a hit of down home
advice.
(let plenty of rest,
drink lots of liquids, and
-srru take aspirin (unless
current medication
should interecl. you're pregnant, or suffer
from conditions which exclude the use of
a^iirin).
Bed rest should be considered in the case of
infants, preadolescents, or the elderly, while
adults should avoid fatigue. When feverish
lighten your diet and continue a high fluid
intake, emphasizing V itamin ('. If your cold
still hangs on. see your doctor.
Colds can also be fought w ith humidifiers.
If you're interested. I'll lie happy to give you
the details. Just ask.
Safety I irst - Tell each physician you
consult about any bad reaction you have ever
had to any medicine.
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Hospital News
MOORI Ml MORIAI MCCAIN
Miss Delia Blue
Clyde leal
Mrs. Raymond I'llis. home Moiulav BAPTIST
James B. Bowles.home Blil Meladven
John Manning
Mis. Jasper Davis, home 1)1 kI
Jean Wade, home Clieslci Wade
College News
William Kenneth Davis of Raeford
will sing the lead ides in two onc-act
operas to be performed at llast Carolina
University on Feb. 3. 5, 7. and 8.
He will sing the role of Aeneas in
Heniy Pin cell's "Dido and Aeneas".
Davis will shaic the title role with Craig
Maddox of Hli/abeth City and they will
perform on alternate nights.
Davis will cany the title lole of
"Gianni Schicchi" in Giacomo Puccini's
comic opera by that name.
Davis, a senior voice performance'
major, studied with Licia Albanese
during a NCSA European tour. He plans
to participate in the Metropolitan Opeia
and Santa Fe Opera apprentice program
auditions in February. He is the son of
Mi. and Mis. William Davis of Raeford.
David S. Wood has been named to the
Dean's List tor the fall semester at Elon
College.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs. A.W.
Wood Jr.of 835 East Prospect.
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