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MONDAY, June 2, 8:30, Staff
Conference.
MONDAY, June 2. 10:30, Report
to County Commissioners.
WEDNESDAY, June 4, Way tide
Extension Homemakers luncheon at
Clubhouse.
THURSDAY, June 29, 2 - 3 pjn.
and 7:30 ? 8:30 pjn. Canning Clinic.
BACKYARD BARBECUE
With warm weather around the
corner it's time to get out the new
barbecue grill - or to polish up the old
one.
But there are other things you need
to think about at outdoor cookout
Sr. Citizens
Meet June 3
The Raeford Senior Citizens
Friendship Club will meet at the
Raeford United Methodist Church
June 3 at 2:30 pjn.
Mrs. Pauline McFadyen will present
the program. Members are asked to
remind other members to attend.
mm, too - rood aitry. rot serving
properly handled food In important.
When diould you buy your ground
beef? Preferably, a day or two before
the party - no aooner. Unlets of
courae, you plan to freeae the meat for
a short period to preserve its freshness.
If hamburger is to be thawed first
you diould do it from freezer to
refrigerator to prevent the growth of
bacteria. Don't allow hamburger to be
unrefrigerated for more than an hour
at the most.
Cleanliness in preparing food is
always important, but especially with
hamburgers. Wash your hands with
soap and hot water - before - and
after -- handling the raw meat. Don't
even handle the meat if you have cuts
or sores on your hands.
Having coledaw? Keep it chilled -
bring out in small batches to refill the
bowl. Coleslaw should never sit in
warm temperatures. Even baked beans
should not be allowed to set at more
than two hours in room temperatures.
Keep in mind that food borne
illness can cause diarrhea, vomiting,
stomach cramps and other unpleasant
symptoms that can last for several
hours or even days.
So to keep food safe - keep
perishable foods cold - that is, below
40 degrees. Then keep cooked meat,
seafood and poultry hot - that is
above 140 degrees.
Make the barbecue habit a safe one.
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Moore - Barber
Mrs. John L. Moort announces the
engagement of her, dmtghter Virginia
Loretta to First Lt. Jtmmie R. Barber,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Jknmy Carter of
Little Rock, Arkansas. Miss Moore is
also the daughter of the late Mr.
Moore.
Miss Moore is a 1967 graduate of
Upchurch High School and graduated
from North Carolina Central
University in Durhan in 1971. She
received her Bachelor of Arts degree in
history. Sie is presently teaching at
Hoke High School
Lt. Barber received a bachelors degree
in economics from Henderson State
University, Arkansas. He is presently
stationed at Ft. Bragg.
The couple are plaining a July 12
wedding at Johnson's Chapel Church
in Red Springs.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Berder Franklin Webb
announce the birth of a son, Bradley
Keith, May 23 at Moore Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. Webb is the former Gail
Bo wen.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Crumpler and
children of MarshvQle had a luncheon
for some of their McLean relatives
Sunday. Attending were Mrs. Wallace
McLean, Miss Mary WaOis McLean and
Mr. and Mrs. HJL McLean of Raeford,
along with Mr. and Mrs. John D.
McLean of Aberdeen. Mr. and Mrs.
HJL. McLean were pleasantly surprised
when their daughters, Mrs. Stuart
Ritchie of Charlotte, Mrs. Wyatt
Aiken, Jr., of Danville, Va., and Mrs.
Loyd Lovelace, of Gaffney, S.C., and
their families, arrived.
Couple Honored
At Cookout
Mi. and Mr*. Buddy Daniel*
entertained with a cookout for Walter
Thoma* and Mr*. Orine Sam*.
Saturday nltfit, at their home.
The hoet* preaented the couple with
a barbecue ?et.
Lentz - McMillian
Mr. and Mr*. Buddie Daniel* of
Route 2, announce the engagement Qf
Lela Kay Lentz, daughter of Mr*.
Daniel* and the late Wifliam Thoma*
Lentz, to Phillip Arnold McMillan,
ton of Mr*. JD. McMillian and the late
Mr. McMillan. A December wedding I*
planned. Mia* Lentz,, a junior at Hoka
County Hi^t School, I* employed by
the William L. Poole Agency. Mr.
McMillian, a graduate of Hoke County
Htrfi School, 1* assistant manager at
Carolina Turf Ready-Mix Concrete Co.
Bridal Shower
For Mrs. Sams
Mrs. Fred Harrit and Mr*. John
Tyler were hoatetaes for a lingerie
shower last Wednesday evening in
honor of Mn. Orine Sams at the WOW
hall.
Mrs. Sams was presented a corsage
of spring flowers upon arrival.
An arrangement of pink and white
flowers centered the refreshment
table. Guests were served punch, cake,
mints and nuts.
Mr*. Sams will become the bride of
Walter Thomas, June 7.
Birthdays
Brad Phillips
Brad Phillips, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Larry Phillips, celebrated his third
birthday last Tuesday afternoon at his
home.
After playing games and reoeiving
party favors, the twenty-seven guests
enjoyed ice cream, cake and Cokes.
Hospital News
McCain
Donnie Smith
MOORE MEMORIAL
WOlard Shell
VETERANS, FAYETTEVILLE
John A.Jones
St. JOSEPH
John GBsson
DUKE
Jim Bowles
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Mr. and Mrs. Amos Grant
Dinner, Reception Fete Amos Grants'
Mia Wanda Grant and Robert Grant
were hosts for a dinner party Friday
evening to honor their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Amos M. Grant, Jr., on their
25th anniversary. Mr. and Mrs. Grant
were married May 20,1950.
Among the guests was Dennis R.
Davis of Selms, fiance of Miss Wanda
Grant.
The Grants' children had arranged a
surprise party for their parents at their
home upon their return from dinner.
The party was given by Mrs. Grant's
sister, Mrs. William E. Kennedy, her
daughter, Mrs. Ronnie McLaurin and
Mrs. Rayborn Barbour and Mrs. Roy
Hayward, friends of the family.
Guests were greeted by Mrs.
McLaurin who also presided at the
register. Mrs. Barbour directed them to
the gift table.
The dining room table was covered
with a lace cloth and centered with an
arrangement of peach roses in a silver
bowl, flanked by candles. The buffet,
which held the anniversary cake, was
lighted by two hurricane candles.
Punch, cake, nuts, cheese straws,
tandwiches and mints were served,
sin. Hayward poured punch and Mia.
Kennedy served cake to the 50 guests.
Wanda and Robert presented thei
parents with a silver candelabrum witl
crystal epergne.
Shower For
Miss Grant
In Selma
Miss Wands Grant, July bride-eleci
was honored with a shower in Selma
Saturday. Hostesses were Mrs. John H
Wiggs and Mrs. Michael Davis.
The gift table was centered with s
bride.
Guests were served cake, nuts, mint!
and Coke.
Miss Grant received gifts of lingerie
from the hostesses.
Out-of-town guests were the
bride-elect's mother, Mrs. Amos Grant,
and Miss Melba Barbour.
Personals
Mrs. Bennie Kelly has returned home
after a visit in Atlanta with her son,
Pit Kelly, and famly.'
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