Lumber Bridge News
By Ub Sumner
Mr. and Mrs. W.B. Shaw of Ginton
spent Sunday with his sister, Miss Alene
Shaw.
Mr. and Mrs. J.W. WUIiford of
Fayetteville visited Miss Mildred
Williford and Mrs. A.F. Tolar Sunday
afternoon.
Misses Lob and Lib Sumner visited
their sbter, Mrs. Henry Crawford in
Rowland Saturday night and Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel D. Gibson spent Sunday
with her sister and brother-in-law, Mr.
and Mrs. W.H. Schell.
Mrs. J.E. Osborne has been on the
sick list for the past two weeks.
Little Kimberly and Kristy McMillan
spent Monday with their grandmother,
Mrs. S.E. Sumner.
Mr. and Mrs. Edwin Gifton are
spending some time in Florida visiting
relatives and friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Tolar of Lumberton
and Mis Mildred Wilttford ipent awhile
Sunday afternoon with Mr. and Mrs.
P.O. Graham.
Mrs. Fulford J. McMillan visited her
sisters and brother and family. Lib and
Lois Sumner, Mr. and Mrs. Si. Sumner,
Pamela and Johnny, Tuesday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Edwards spent
Sunday with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
R.C. Cox.
Misses Jackie and Cynthia spent last
weekend in Washington, D.C., visiting
friends.
Funeral services were conducted
Friday afternoon from the First Baptist
Church of Red Springs by the Rev.
David Morrow for Mrs. Mary C. Taylor
who died Wednesday morning at Cape
Fear Valley Hospital.
Birthday
Eddie Caddell was honored with a
birthday dinner Sunday, February 23,
by his parents, Mr. and Mrs. George L.
Caddell. Later in the afternoon the two
birthday cakes, coffee and tea were
served. Mrs. Caddell and Eddie's friend,
Miss Jackie Reece, made the cakes.
Invited guests were Miss Jackie Reece
of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs. F J. McMillan.
Mr. and Mrs. F.O. Graham, Mr. and Mrs.
S.E. Sumner, Pamela and Johnny, Lois
and Lib Sumner. Eddie received many
nice gifts and we wish for him many
more birthdays.
Church News
A revival will be held at Dundarrach
Presbyterian Church March 9-13.
Services will begin at 7:30 nightly.
Guest evangelist will be the Rev. John
Ropp, pastor of Raeford Presbyterian
Church.
Special music will be provided.
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TOP CRAFTS-Raeford clubwomen won top awards with a variety of crafts at the district contest last week. Wilna LotcIt
displays her blue-ribbon winning pants suit and helps show off a painted letter box that took the top award for Rhenda
Cameron. Helen Clark (center) was top winner in plastic craft with an array of key chains and Karen Thompson (right) won
first place in paper craft with bowls made from Christmas cards. The ecology box shown took first place for Brenda Edwards
and the needlepoint was a winner for Kay Thomas
WINNING WRITERS-Frxmces Mcl^ean and Kay Thomas display award certificates for creative writing earned at the district
fine arts festival of the N. C. Federation of Women's Clubs.
Crafts Earn Top Honors
Raeford clubwomen brought back
awards from the district contest and
earned a spot at the state arts festival to
be held in Winston - Salem March 22.
Winners from Raeford Woman's Club
and Raeford Junior Woman's Club took
top honors in writing, crafts, and
sewing.
In the creative writing division.
Frances McLean won first place for her
skit and her lyric poem. Kay Thomas
took a first for a newspaper article and
earned a white ribbon with her essay.
In crafts, Helen Dark took a blue
ribbon with her plastic figures, while
Mrs. Thomas earned a blue for her
needlepoint on a blank canvas and a
white for needlepoint on a stamped
canvas.
Rosa Morrison won a red ribbon for
pattern crochet and Katie McLeod look
a red for her decoupage project. They
are RWC members. RJWC winners
included Wilna Lovelt. who won a blue
ribbon in sewing for her pants suit.
Top craft winners were Brenda
bdwards in nature craft with an ecology
box. Karen Thompson in paper craft
with nesting bowls constructed from
Christmas cards and Rhenda Cameron
for her letter box in the decorative
painting on metal class.
Male Cooks Can Win
A "father's only" cooking contest
will be held April 19 at the
Edenborough Shopping Center parking
lot.
The winner will earn a $25 award,
donated by Farm Chemical Service. A
state top prize, to be earned at a
cook-off at the state fair, is $200
The recipe entry must feature beef
and cooks must provide their own grill.
fuel, lable and table setting. Phil Ricks,
county assistant farm agent said.
Entries must be in to the sponsoring
('owBelle Association in Raleigh by
March 15.
Entries may be obtained at the
county extension office or at Home
Food, Marks or Harrells grocery stores.
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