Engagement
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Clark mtnounce
the engagement of their daughter.
Cheryl l.ynn, to Charles Michael Oram,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lee Orum
of Rockfish. The wedding is planned for
June 14, at the Raeford fresbyterian
Church.
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Church Honors
Mrs. Howard
The session and congregation of
Anlioch Presbyterian Church, will
honor Mrs. Archie Howard with a
reception to be held in the church
fellowship hall on Sunday. March 23,
from three to five o'clock.
Mrs. Howard is retiring, effective
April 1, as church organist after having
served for many years in that capacity.
Her friends and friends of the
congregation are invited to share in this
occasion.
Sandhills Christian
Women's Club
Mrs. Melba Carr of Mt. Gilead, will
bring a special feature at the March 19
luncheon meeting of the Sandhills
Christian Women's Club. This meeting
will be held at The Country Club of
North Carolina at 11:30 a.m? and all
women of this area are invited to
attend. Mrs. Carr will demonstrate the
many clever things which can be made
as she talks on the subject "artist with
sea site lis".
The guest speakers will be Mr. and
Mrs. Curt Nunnery of WF1A Radio
Station in Fayetteville.
Special music will be given by Mrs.
Dewey Mimms of Southern Pines,
soloist and a former chairman of this
club. Mrs. Mimms has been very active
in speaking and singing at Christian
Women's Club programs throughout the
state.
A free babysitter will be at United
Methodist Church, Midland Road,
Southern Pines. Please tell the caller if
you want this service and bring the
child's lunch. For reservations call
875-3750.
Miss Sarah Morris of Virginia Beach,
Va., spent last week here visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Sam Morris.
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May Bride-Elect
Mtrs Jane Ann HustruUd of Charlotte,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. C.A. HustruUd
of High Point, is engaged to be married
to Tommy Lee Williams of Racford, son
of Mrs O.G. Williams, also of Raeford,
and the late Mr. Williams The wedding
will take place on May 3, at the Hirst
Presbyterian Church in High Point.
Miss HustruUd attended High Point
Central High School and Mitchell
College and is employed by Livingston
and Haven, Inc., Charlotte.
Mr. Williams, a graduate of Hoke
County High School, is employed by
South Carolina Icec Corp.
Bridal Tea
For Miss Stocks
Miss Elizabeth Stocks, bride-elect of
Kenny Davis, was honored with a tea
Saturday afternoon from 3 until 5
o'clock, at the home of Mrs. Radford
Collins. Mrs. Fred Holland was
co-hostess.
The hostesses presented Miss Stocks
with a white carnation corsage and a
silver serving tray.
Guests were greeted by Mrs. Collins.
Mrs. William Davis, mother of the
prospective bridegroom, introduced
guests to the honoree and her mother,
Mrs. Elbert Stocks.
Mrs. Holland invited guests into the
dining room where they were served
punch, cake, nuts and mints by Mrs.
Donald Collins of Kayetteville, and Mrs.
Chalmers Davis, aunts of Mr. Davis.
Misses Deborah Davis, Donna Scarboro
and Donna Holland assisted.
The table was covered with a white
imported, handmade laoe cloth and
centered with yellow, green and white
spring flowers and white candles
arranged in a silver candelabrum.
Among the approximately 75 guests
were the following from out of town:
Mrs. Donald Collins and Mrs. David
McMillan of Fayetteville, Mrs. Aulry
Collins of Sanford, Mrs. Roy Smith of
Aberdeen, Miss Sally Mac Johnson of
Greenville and the Mioses Debbie, Jennie
and Susie Stocks of Tarboro.
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For Nurses
A survey is being conducted by
Moore Memorial Hospital and Sandhills
Community College to determine the
need for a Registered Nurse Refresher
Course.
This program would be designed to
review nursing procedures and
techniques necessary today in health
care. Tlie objective is to help inactive
registered nurses to upgrade and qualify
for re-entry in the job market.
Registered nurses interested in the
program arc asked to call Mrs. Nancy
Hall, Assistant Director of Nursing at
Moore Memorial Hospital, 295-6861; or
Mr. Jesse R. Mansfield, Chairman of
Continuing Education at Sandhills
Community College, 692-6185.
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Woman's Clubs Hold District Arts Festival
Ninth District of North Carolina
Federation of Club Women attended the
one day arts festival which was held on
Campbell College campus in Buies Creek
on Saturday, March I.
At Taylor Hall they were greeted by
members of the Dunn Woman's Club,
the Dunn Junior Woman's Club and the
Dunn Juniorettes Gub.
During the First hours, members of
the more than 20 District Nine clubs
registered their arts and crafts, met in
the hospitality room to renew
friendships over coffee and goodies
furnished by (he Dunn Junior Gub. and
attended two special crafts
demonstrations.
At the morning session they were also
able to sit in on the music, public
speaking and drama contests. Judging of
the nearly 100 crafts entries and almost
that many visual arts entries were done
at this time.
The afternoon session in Turner
Auditorium was opened by Mrs. E. Lee
Jones of Hamlet, district president, and
Mrs. Robert Townsend of Raeford,
district chaplain, gave the invocation.
Mrs. Mack Jernigan of Dunn played an
introit as the platform guests entered
Ihc auditorium.
Dr. L. Bryant Ledgerwood, academic
dean of the college, Mrs. Tom Weaver,
president of the Dunn Woman's Club,
Mrs. Hester Vernon, president of the
Dunn Junior Woman's Club, and Miss
Rhonda Parsons, president of the Dunn
Juniorettes. welcomed the club women
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Club Calendar
The Raeford Junior Woman's Club will
meet Monday, March 17, at 7:45 p.m.,
at the home of Mrs. Warren Pate. The
Fine Arts Department, hostess and
program chairman for March, will
present as guest speaker Mrs. Carson
Davis, Jr., co-chairman of the Hoke
County Bicentennial Committee.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dixon, Jr., of New
? Orleans, La., and Meg Forrester of High
Point, spent last week with Mr. and Mrs.
Roger Dixon.
Mr. and Mrs. George Wilson of Raleigh
spent the weekend with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Robert Gatlin.
Mr. and Mrs. Younger Snead returned
home Wednesday of last week from a
six week vacation in Spain.
Mr. and Mrs. H.L. Gatlin spent several
days this week at Topsail Beach with
their son, Leon, and family of
Charlotte.
and their guests. A response was given
by Mrs. Howard Gschwind, president of
the Vass Woman's C|ub.
Following the fashion show by the
students and dubwomen who were
competing in the sewing contest, awards
for the six'divisions of the arts were
given out by the chairman of the arts
departments.
Mrs. Mike Womble of Sanford, sewing
chairman, narrated tlic fashion show
while Mrs. H.W. Wliittenton of Dunn
furnished the music. The student sewing
award was presented by Mrs. Womble to
Miss Kathy King of Buies Creek who
was sponsored by the Coats Woman's
Club.
Miss King, the current "Miss Denim",
was wearing a long dress and coat made
of faded blue denim donated to her by
Burlington Mills.
Mrs. Dick Lovett of the Raeford
Junior Woman's Club won the club
woman's contest.
Miss Karen Key. sponsored by the
Sanford Junior Woman's Club received
the Sally Southall Cotten Scholarship
award from Mrs. Thurman Brown of
Fayetteville, scholarship and education
chairman for the district.
In the absence of Mrs. Gerald Hayes,
junior director of District Nine, Mrs.
Vernon presented Mrs. Julian Mann of
the Fayetteville Junior Woman's Club
with the junior club woman of the year
award.
The Sanford Junior Woman's Club
took home the Sanford Junior Woman's
Club crafts award, a silver bowl, for
having the most entries in the festival.
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