from Raeford Dept. Store
that say, "We love you, Mom!"
Give Mom Her Favorite!
LINGERIE
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TAILORED SLIP
As illustrated on left in white
only. Sizes 31
average length
only. Sizes 32 ? 42. Short or 5.00
NON-CLING SLIP
Non-cling taffeta finish of
100% nylon. Lace trim. White
only. Sizes 32-42. Short or
average length ? aVV
NYLON HALF SLIP
Extra wide lace trimmec
White only zesS-M-L
Extra wide lace trimmed skirt.
Sale! Ladies'
GOWN and ROBE
SETS
2 lovely styles in 100% nylon
tricot, short or % sleeve robe
with matching sleeveless gown.
Pastel colors.
Sizes S-M-L 988
Usually 17.00
Sizes XL, 2X1
3XL Usually 19.00
Sizes XL, 2XL, 1088
matching SHADOWLINE
GOWNS and PANTIES
ROBES Brief style of 100% nylon tricot. 1
White only. Sizes 5-8
SHIFT GOWN
Luxuriously soft Antrom III nylon,
love lace and applique trim. . ,
Colors: Mint, blue, yellow, coraL- v
Sizes S-M-L 10.00
MATCHING
ROBE 12.00
Ladies' Permanent Press
'??.V SLIPS
An old favorite of Mom's, Grandma's
too! Easy care blend 65% polyester,
35% fine cotton.
Sizes 32 to 44. fy
Ladies' New Shipment
PANTY HOSE WHITE SUMMER
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* Gray Eve " Grey Mist Missie and half sizes in long or short
* Bone * White sleeve styles.
* Navy ? Off White
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BAGS pantsuits?.?9.97
Dressy or casual styles in _ 1^ _ qq
white, bone, navy, red, SLACKS from
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KNIT TOPS
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The Bible Study, WMU of Tabernacle
Church, met Monday a jn. at the home
of Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Bundy. The
Mission in Action Group met Monday
night at the home of Rev. & Mrs. Carl
Strickland.
The Deacons of Pittman Grove
Church met Monday night at the church
and the WMU also met at 7 o'clock
Monday night, at the church.
No unusual events at Parker or
Galatia Churches Sunday or Sunday
night.
Club Meets
Rockfish Homethakers dub met at
the Community House on Wednesday,
May 23, with very good attendance of
club members and a few visitors; among
them were Mrs. W.G. Wright, Mrs. irvin
Beasley, Mrs. Buddy Wright and Mrs.
Robert Turner and Mrs. Emily Phillips
and Ann Melton. This was a luncheon
meeting to raise money for the club's
scholarship fund. The seventy-five dollar
scholarship was presented to Ann
Melton, who plans to enter
Gardner-Webb College this fall. The
luncheon was very good and all seemed
to enjoy it. Then the president
announced that we would not have time
for the usual program, and the next
meeting would be at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Julian Barnes.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Terry left for
Fort Lauderdale, Fla., last Wednesday.
They are planning to get their furniture
from Fort Lauderdale and when that is
done, they will be here to stay. Mrs.
Terry has sent in her subscription for
The News Journal for one year and that
also shows they are planning to be here
for a long time.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. Will Monroe
on Tuesday of last week were Mrs.
Wallace McLean and Mrs. Raymond
McLean of Raeford, Mrs. Floyd
Monroe, Mrs. Lois Capps of Gilmore,
Texas, and Mrs. Flo Clardy.On Tuesday
their guests were Mrs. R.W. Posey, Mrs.
James Attaway and Mrs. Marshall
Newton.
Herman Koonce and Thomas Mclnnis
visited the Fairley Morris plant farm
near Maxton Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. Lacy Koonce and sons.
Lacy III and Thomas of Lumberton,
visited his parents, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Koonce, last Saturday.
Mrs. A.W. Wood, Mrs. Donald Wood
and sons, Donald, Barry and Todd, and
Mr. and Mrs. Douglas Monroe, attended
the cake cutting at the home of Mr. and
Mrs. Danny DeVane for Mr. and Mrs.
Billy Cox, bride and groom of a few
days, last Sunday night. This nice
surprise was appreciated very much by
the bride and groom and their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Mike Gillis of Route 4,
Fayetteville, were guests of Mrs, Floyd
Monroe Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Fred English's mother, Mrs.
John Gardner of Kinston, spent last
Saturday with Mr. and Mrs. English and
children, Paula and Karen.
Mr. and Mrs. Homer Terry visited
Red Bluff cemetery and her cousins,
James and Sarah McColl of South
Carolina, Sunday, and came back
through Laurinburg and visited Mr. and
Mrs. Tom Terry.
Lee Terry spent the weekend with
Mr. and Mrs. Elbert Forbis of Lumber
Bridge.
Lee Terry and Elbert Forbis went
fishing and caught a lot of fish.
Mrs. Louise Watson visited Mr. and
Mrs. Arthur Watson and family of White
Lake, Sunday afternoon.
Harold Tillman went to see his
mother, Mrs. Mary Dorr, at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. J.D. King of Wallace, last
Sunday. They had a birthday party for
his mother, Mrs. Dorr, who is well up in
years but still spry. She received gifts
and enjoyed the party. All her friends
and relatives here wish for her many
more happy birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. Leland Tillman of
Charlotte were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Tillman and sons, Harold and
David, Sunday.
L.D. Long of Gallup Acres visited his
sister, Mrs. Louise Watson, Sunday pan.
Mr. and Mrs. LX>. Long and
grandson, Paul Douglas Hoover, were
guests of Mrs. N J. Ritter, Sunday.
Mrs. Robert Ritter was admitted to
Cape Fear Valley Hospital for treatment
last Thursday.
By Mrs. A. A. Mcliuiis
Mrs. K.A. McKethan of Fayetteville
was guest of Mr. and Mrs. B.B. Bostic
for a while Sunday night.
Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Brock, Jr., of
Cumberland, visited his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. E.T. Brock, last Friday night.
Mrs. M.S. Gibson and children, Joy
and Ricky, and Bruce and Gail Dees,
left late Saturday evening for Carolina
Beach. They stayed Sunday and
attended church services there Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel D. Gibson and her sister,
Mrs. W.H. Schell of Lumber Bridge,
visited their sister. Mrs. Virginia Bounds,
Sunday.
Mrs. Gibson visited Mrs. Schell.
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. O.V. Taylor of Moncks
Corner came last Thursday and stayed
for Miss Delia Blue's funeral Friday. He
returned home after the funeral and
Mrs. Taylor stayed with Mr. and Mrs.
Stacy Hobson a few days. Others who
came were Mrs. Ruth Douglas and Mrs.
Mary Ardin.
Guests of Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Caddell
last Friday were Mrs. Letha Byrd and
Mrs. Bill Heinson of Albemarle. Mr. and
Mrs. Eli Shankle and Mrs. Doll Howell
of Norwood.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Axe and children of
Winson, Pa., Mrs. Larry Gardner and
children of Radline, Pa., and Miss
Debbie Adkins of Baltimore, Md? spent
last week with Mrs. Mamie Adkins.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Mclnnis visited
Elizabethtown Sunday afternoon.
Thomas Mclnnis and his mother
visited Mr. and Mrs. Wayen Hughes of
Asheboro last Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ervin Beasley of Bonnie
Doone were guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Turner and sons, Robert and
Curtis, Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Hugh Overton was right sick at
her home last week for a few days, but
die was able to attend services at '
Tabernacle Church, Sunday, with her
husband.
Mrs. Nelia Brock and her daughter,
Mrs. Alfred Long, were among those
who visited N.C. State Sanatorium last
Wednesday and Mrs. Brock marveled at
the greatness and wonders of the place.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Tillman visited
Mr. and Mrs. C.S. Pickett of Gallup
Acres last Friday.
Some others from this area who went
to the Sanatorium on Wednesday were
Mrs. Archie Clark, Mrs. Roscoe Bundy,
Miss Nellie McFadyen, Mrs. Margaret
Panned and Mrs. Dick Neeley. They had
lunch there and all seemed to enjoy it
very much.
Mr. and Mrs. Cyrus Moore of
Greensboro visited her parents.
Miss Diane McColl of Fayetteville,
spent Sunday with her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Thomas McCoU and her brothers
and sister. Tom, Keven and Kim.
Harrison Berry and Mr. and Mrs.
Frank Sojka and daughter, Kedi of
Fayetteville, were guests of Oscar G.
Berry and his father, Alfred Berry, last
Sunday.
This community extends sympathy
to Mrs. Stacy Hobson, Mrs. Jesse Black,
Mrs. O.V. Taylor, and other relatives of
Miss Delia Blue, who passed away at the
Sanatorium- on Thursday of last week.
She had been U1 for a long time.
Comment
"Politeness is to do and say the
kindest things in the kindest way" is an
old saying, but it is still a good rule to
go by any timb and especially when you
are talking on the telephone on the
party line where "Do unto others as you
would have them do to you" is a very
good rule to follow.
DONA TION - A $50 check as part of their community project was presented last
week by Woodmen of the World unit six, 1709 to North Raeford Fire Department.
Buddy Willis, NRFD captain, accepts the check from WOW treasurer Mrs. Flizabeth
Livingston. With them are Elwood Baker (center right) NRFD fireman and Mrs.
Eunice Jennings, WOW secretary.
Gas Earnings Up
Earnings of $1.50 per share for the
twelve months ended March 31 have
been reported to stockholders of North
Carolina Natural Gas Corporation. This
compares with $ 1.40 per share reported
for the same period last year.
Revenues for the twelve months were
S34.247.406 compared to $32,879,621
for last year. In March, Company
stockholders received a dividend of 23c
per share, an increase of 2c per share in
the quarterly dividend rate.
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13 Years Community Service
HOKE COUNTY RESCUE SQUAD
J.H. AUSTIN
INSURANCE
SINCE 1950
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One Day out of 365, Sunday, May 11. She's extra
grecial and this is her day. Make it beautiful with a
special gift just for her from our store.
Just get mom's size and ask any of our sales personnel to
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