UDC Meets
H Tin Raeford UDC Chapter met with
?iw. M.L. McKeithan last Friday
Personals
Weekend gue sts of Mrs. Lena Terrell on
her eightieth birthday were her
(nnddaughters and families. Mr. and
Mrs. George Phillips and sons. Ronnie
and Paul, and Mr. and Mrs. James
Overman, all of Burlington.
Mr. and Mrs. John Best have returned
after spending two months in Florida.
Cindy Charles of Gulfport, Miss, spent
Monday night with Patly Chapman.
afternoon. Nine members were present.
The devotion was given by Mrs. W.L.
McFadyen and Mrs. Julian Wright gave
the treasurer's report.
Mrs. Ruria Warner gave the program
on "Educators of the Confederate War
years and later" for Miss Eva Leach who
was unable to give the program due to a
recent illness.
Plans were discussed for District Five
UDC Convention to be held at the
Fayetteville First Church Chapel, April
19.
The chapter enjoyed pie and coffee
during the social hour.
The meeting was then closed with
prayer by Mrs. McKeithan.
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Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Dewy Inman of Raeford
announce the engagement of their
daughter. Deborah Sharon, to Mr.
William Alexander Keith III. son of Mr.
and Mrs. W.A. Keith. Jr.. of
Hendcrsonville.
Miss Inman is a graduate of Appalachian
State University. She is employed by
the Winston- Salem/h orsy th County
schools as a third grade teacher.
Mr. Keith, also a graduate of
Appalachian State University is
employed by Cooper Construction
Company.
The wedding is planned for June 28 at
the hirst baptist Church in Raeford.
Meinert - Kerr
Mr and Mrs. Francis Mcincrt of Park/an
announce the engagement of their
daughter Alicia Michelle to l./CI'l.
Robert Idward Kerr. USMC. Cherry
I'oint, /V.C. son of Mr. and Mrs. John
Kerr ofSewickley. Penn.
Miss Mcincrt is the granddaughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James A. Fields of Lumber
Bridge
Approaching
Marriage
Mr. and Mrs. John Richardson announce
the approaching marriage of tlfeir
daughter. Mary Alice Thomas of
Washington, D.C. to Meh'in I'ooler also
of Washington, D.C. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Sun I'ooler of Darlington. S.C.
The wedding is planned for April 27 at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Richardson.
All friends and relatives are invited to
attend the Jive o 'clock ceremony.
To Be Married
Mr. and Mrs. Jesse R. I.ee announce the
engagement of their daughter, Sibyl
Grace to Joseph Samuel Stanton son of
the late Mr. and Mrs ilovd Stanton. An
April 2S wedding is planned.
Hospital News
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Donnie H Smith
MOORF MEMORIAL
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Mrs R L Carter, home Sunday
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Mrs. Richard Walker
Personals
Hal Foglentan of Greensboro, spent
Monday until today with his
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Dickson.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Charles and family of
Gulfport. Miss, weie guests of Mrs. Susie
Baker over the weekend.
Mrs. Archie Howard Retires
As Antioch Church Organist
Mrs. Archie Howard, who is retiring
as organist and choir director of
Antioch Presbyterian Church, was
honored by the congregation with a
reception Sunday afternoon in the
fellowship hall. During the hours of
three to five o'clock approximately two
hundred guests called.
H.A. McKenzie, clerk of the
Session, and Mrs. McKenzie greeted
guests as they arrived. In the receiving
line with Mrs. Howard were her
daughter and son - in ? law, Mr. and Mrs.
Steve Phillips, and the Reverend and
Mrs. B.F. Ferguson. Other Session
members and their wives assisted in
receiving: Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Conoly,
Mr. and Mrs. Dave Currie, Mr. and Mrs.
Walter Gibson, Mr. and Mrs. Herbert
Gillis, and Mr. and Mrs. Lamon Bruner,
Mr. and Mrs. Hector Watson, and Mr.
and Mrs. W.B. McDiarmid. Mr. and Mrs.
W.D. McLeod presided at the register,
and Mr. and Mrs. Eddie Batchelor said
good-byes.
Punch and assorted delicacies were
served from a table which was centered
with a candelabra arrangement of spring
flowers in pastel shades. Miss Sarah
McKenzie, president of the Women of
the Church, and Mrs. Sarah McDonald
presided at the refreshment table.
Assisting in serving were Beth Currie,
Judy Daniels, Julie Gibson. Joyce
McKenzie, Brenda Pratt, Patricia Pratt.
Cheryl Stutts and Carolyn Watson. Also
assisting were Mrs. A.S. Baldwin, Mrs.
W.T. Kverleigh, Miss Jeanctte
McLauchlin, and Mrs. Russ Parker.
Background music was provided
throughout the afternoon by William
Daniels at the piano. Mrs. Bill McNeill
served as general chairman.
At the close of the worship service
Sunday morning Mrs. Howard was
presented a watch and plaque as a token
of appreciation from the church.
Mrs. Howard has served the church as
organist for more than thirty - five
years, and as choir director for all but
nine of those years.
Active in other music circles, she has
served as president of the Chaminade
Music Club of Raeford.and as president
of the Capital District of the North
Carolina Federation of Music Clubs. She
has also served as president of the Music
Department of Fayetteville Presbytery.
Mrs. Howard's church activities have
not been confined to music. In the local
Women of the Church she has held
various offices and served as circle Bible
teacher. In the Women of the Church of
Mrs. Archie Howard
Fayctteville Presbytery she has served as
district chairman, secretary, historian,
vice ? president, and in 1957 - 59 as
president. She is currently serving a
term as Presbyterial chairman of
Personal Faith and Family Life.
The former Sarah Hamilton, Mrs.
Howard is the daughter of the late Mr.
and Mrs. H.L. Hamilton of Red Springs.
She graduated from Flora McDonald
College, taught in the public schools,
and in later years taught private piano
and voice students. She came to the
Antioch community after her marriage
to the late Archie Howard, long ? time
elder and clerk of the Session of the
Antioch Church.
Shower Honors
Mrs. Webb
Mrs. Lin Webb was honored last
Wednesday evening with a tloating stork
shower at the home of Mrs. Paul
Solomon with Mrs. Tommy Wilkerson.
co-hostess.
Mrs. Webb was presented a corsage of
red and white carnations upon her
arrival.
A color scheme of green, yellow and
white was used in decorations in the
dining room and den. Guests were
served punch, mints, nuts and cake
squares from a table centered with a
paper stork.
Mrs. Webb opened and displayed her
gifts as guests arrived during die
evening.
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