Mrs. Carlton Niven. Social Reporter. 875-3785
Marks-Dore
Mr. and Mrs. Thad Marks announce
*the engagement of their daughter,
Mary Elaine, to Edward Arthur Dore,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Dore
of Branford, Conn. The wedding is
* planned for November 23, at 3:00
p.m., at the First Baptist Church.
The bride-elect, a 1974 graduate of
Hoke County High School, is
employed by Marks Food Store. Mr.
Dore is employed at Knit-Away Inc.
Woman's Club
Public Affairs Dept
The Public Affairs Department of
the Raeford Woman's Club met
Thursday night of last week at the
home of Miss Josephine Hall.
Mrs. Jack Pope, program
chairman, introduced the guest
speaker, Henry Oxendine of
Pembroke. Mr. Oxendine, a graduate
of Pembroke State U. who is doing
research on Indian heritage through
the Lumbee Regional Development
Association, gave an account of the
past and of the future hopes of the
estimated 35,000 to 40,000 Lumbec
Indians living in Robeson and
ajoining counties.
Mrs. Crawford Thomas Jr.,
Woman's Club president, was a guest.
She spoke briefly on matters
concerning plans for coming events.
Refreshments were served after
the business meeting.
Mrs. Lowe,
Miss Poole
Hostesses Sat.
Mrs. Hugh Lowe and Miss Maude
Poole were hostesses for a brunch
and bridge party Saturday morning
at Mrs. Walker's.
Arrangements of chrysanthemums,
roses and camellias were used in the
entertaining rooms and on the seven
tables. After the 11:00 brunch bridge
was played.
Prizes were awarded to Mrs. T.B.
Lester for high score and to Mrs.
Ransom Buacotn for runner-up.
UDC Meets
With Mrs. Warner
Mrs. J.L. Warner was hostess
Friday afternoon to members of the
Raeford Chapter of the United
Daughters of the Confederacy.
Mrs. Floyd Monroe presided for
the meeting. Reports were given by
members who attended the N.C.
Division Convention which was held
last week in Fayetteville. They
reported that the Raeford Chapter
was awarded a superior rating.
During the meeting members
discussed the Chapter bicentennial
project, a North Carolina Historical
marker on the site of the old Raeford
Institute. Records and pictures of
that era were shown.
Miss Sarah Lytch, program
chairman, had as her subject
Foreigners in the Confederacy.
Mrs. Wallace McLean was
presented a going - away gift.
Refreshments were served by the
hostess.
Members were asked to meet with
Mrs. Herman Koonce and Mrs.
George Monroe in November.
br,dge
Mrs Wright
Mrs. Julian Wright was bridge club
hostess on Thursday night at her
home on Central Ave. She served
homemade lime sherbet, chocolate
cake and coffee when guests arrived,
and candy, fruit, nuts, cheese
crackers and gingerale during the
evening.
Mrs. Robert Holcombe and Mrs.
Charles Morrison were visitors.
Mrs. June Johnson won the club
high score prize and Mrs. Morrison
was winner of the visitor's prize. The
bingo prize went to Mrs. Bennie
Kelly and Mrs. Martin Webb received
the consolation.
Bullock-Taylor
Miss Jean Taylor and Guy R.
Bullock Jr. were married Thursday,
October 16, at the bridegroom's
residence in Sylvania, Ga. The Rev.
Bob McGuigan, pastor of Wade
Baptist Church, officiated at the
10:00 a.m. ceremony.
The bride is the daughter of Mrs.
Ila Taylor of Reidsville, Ga., and the
bridegroom is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Guy Bullock of Raeford.
After a reception, attended by the
parents of the bridal couple and close
friends, the bride and groom left on a
wedding trip to Tulsa, Okla., to visit
his sister, Mrs. L.E. Foster Jr., and
Mr. Foster. Upon their return, they
will reside in Sylvania, Ga.
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Engagement
Announced
Miss Angela Joy Kirk Icy is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James A.
Kirkley of Route 4, who announce
her engagement to William I'dison
Glover Jr., son of Mr. and Mrs. W.I-.'.
Glover of Raeford. A December 7
wedding is planned.
Miss Kirkley, a 1974 graduate of
Hoke County High School, attended
UNC-Charlotte and is a graduate of
Sir Walter Beauty Academy. She is
employed at Gino's Beauty Salon,
Ft. Bragg. Mr. Glover is a graduate of
Hoke County High School and
Sandhills Community College. He is
employed by the A&P Tea Company.
Thompsons Given
Farewell Parly
Mr. and Mrs. Ciih Bernhardt
entertained Saturday night at their
home on Pinewood Circle with an
autumn deck party in honor of Mr.
and Mrs. Sandy Thompson who are
moving soon to Raleigh.
Decorative candles centered the
tables which were set up on the deck.
Guests were served from the grill and
a buffet table.
A keepsake gift of silver was
presented to the Thompsons by then
hosts.
Close friends and associates
present for the occasion were Mr.
and Mrs. Julian King. Mr. and Mrs.
Tommy Stone, Mr. and Mrs. Ashwell
Harward and Mr. and Mrs. Wes
Williams.
Birff
Mr. and Mrs. Tom Walters announce
the birth of a son, Locke Thomas III,
on October 8 at Scotland Memorial
Hospital. Mrs. Walters is the former
Diannc Pcndcrgrass.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Causey of
Faycttevillc announce the birth of a
daughter, Leatha Wheat ley, on
October 16, at Cape Fear Valley
Hospital. Among the baby's four
great-grandmothers is Mrs. Rena W.
Smith of Raeford.
Mr. and Mrs. Randy Walker of Winter
Haven, Fla., formerly of Raeford,
announce the birth of a son,
Jonathan Randall, October I1). Mrs.
Walker is the former Ann Black.
birindays
Jeff Lentz
Jeff Lent/, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Bobby Lentz, celebrated his ninth
birthday with a slumber party
Saturday night at his home on
Magnolia St.
Hot dogs, cake and ice cream were
served.
Those attending were Lddie
Sullivan. Trent Calhoun, Kevin
Walker, Robert Barefoot, Michael
Sports and Christy Nichols.
Chip Horns
Chip Harris, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Reginald Harris, was host lor a
costume party last Friday afternoon
on his seventli birthday.
Hot dogs, ice cream and birthday
cake were served.
Mary Lynn Buoyer won the prize
lor the best costume.
Ronald Corrode
Ronald Carrado celebrated his
fourth birthday with a party
Saturday afternoon at his home on S.
Jackson St.
After guests played games, they
were served birthday cake and ice
cream.
Attewell-Caddell
Mr. and Mrs. J. W. Cad Jell Jr. of
Ravford, announce the marriage of
their daughter, Kitty Louise. to
S/Sgt. Richard Henry Attewell Jr. of
h't. Bragg, on October II at the
Marriage ChapeI in Dillon, S.C. Vie
bridegroom is the son of Mrs.
Marjorie Attewell of Cleveland, Ohio,
and the late Mr. Attewell.
Webbs Host
Luncheon Sun
Mr. and Mrs. Lin Webb were hosts
for a bullet luncheon Sunday at their
liotne on W. l-ifth Ave. The occasion
was in celebration *.?t" the christening
of the Webb's son. Bradley Keitli.
which was held at the morning
worship se r v ice at Bethel
Presbyterian Church.
Tables were arranged 111 the living
room, dining area and yaid lor tin
relatives. friends and neiglibors who
attended.
CONSULTANT- Mrs. ShirUy H.
Owen was named reading consult
ant hv the State Department of
Public Instruction jor Region IV.
an 11-county district which in
cludes Hoke. Mrs. Owen will
primarily work with the A'-.?
reading program.
Walter Coley
and Mike Wood's
Pharmacy
Phlashes
There's a 'third
eye* watching
over you!
Many pharmacies have
turned to Patient Profile
Records to u|i-t!iadc tlieii
services to the public.
Iluse reeord systems are
not required l>\ taw. but
tor those pharmacies which
wish to give professional
service. Patient I lies help
to serve as an extra,
w.i l v-li I n I "e>e" over all
prescription usage.
I to in a professional
standpoint and lor voui
safety, if i here's .1
possibility ot druj!
interaction. \\c hotli want
to spot it. Patient Piofilcs
help us do just that.
So. if your druggist fails
to oiler this important
sei v icc. s\s it cli \ out
account to us and Ice I
more avsuicil knowing that
a "thud c\e" is w a telling
over vour drug legend!
/j)
Safety l-irsl - Never share your medicine
wiih anyone else, and do not take one
pre.scribcd for another person.
Personals
Mi. and Mrs. Freddie Williams, Mi.
and Mrs. J.B. White, Mr. and Mrs.
Karl MeDuft'ie, and Mr. and Mrs.
Clyde Leach have returned from a
cruise from Miami to Nassau and
Free port aboard the cruise ship
Fmcrald Seas. In Miami, Mr. and Mrs.
Williams were overnight guests of her
sister, Mrs. Virgie (ilkins. and family.
Mi. and Mrs. White were overnight
guests of his brother. Dr. William R.
White in Vero Beach, Fla.; and Mr.
and Mrs. Lcach visited their nieces.
Misses Pat and Pain Lcach, in
Jacksonville. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Morrison have
returned from a three week visit with
his mother, Mrs. C.N. Morrison in
Chesapeake, Va.
Miss Linda Ahrams spent the
weekend in Pinetops with hci
mother, Mis. J.F. Ahrams.
Mis. Paul Adams of Lumberton, was
overnight guest Saturday of her sistei
and brother ? in - law. Mr. and Mis.
Graham Clark.
Mis. A.K. Stevens has returned from
Raleigh where she visited her
daughter and family, Mr. and Mrs.
T.C. Pureed.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Humphrey and
Mr. and Mrs. Lddie McNeill spent the
weekend at lloldcn Bcach.
Bobby Carter, Randall Ashburn and
Robcit (latlin returned Monday from
a fishing tiip to Cape Lookout.
Mr. and Mis. Mack Rooncc of
West lie Id, N.J., visited his paients.
Mi. and Mis. Stanley Kooncc. the
past weekend.
Mi. and Mis. ILL. Gall in Jr. spent
Iliuisday until Monday at Topsail
Bcach. Their guests for the weekend
wcie Mi. and Mis. Marion (iatlin.
Mi. and Mis. Robert llolcoinbe
visited relatives in Staunton, Va., last
weekend.
lospifal News
MOOKI MEMORIAL
Mis. John McVickcr
Mrs. W.K. Beaty. home Monday
C'AI'l f-t-AR valli:y
Jimmy Bowles, home Monday
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Roberts
Will i AKI RCKNTKR.
FORSYTH MKMORIAL
Bill Mcf'adyen
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Birnstein were in
Chapel Hill last weekend lor a visit
with their daughter and family, l)r.
and Mrs. Glenn Pickard and children.
Mrs. J.L. Carver returned to her
home in Chapel Hill 011 Sunday
following a visit with her sister. Mis.
C.L. Thomas.
Mr. and Mrs. Sain Morris spent the
weekend at Virginia Beach. Va.. with
their daughter. Miss Sarah Mortis.
Mr. and Mrs. l:arl howler and
children spent the weekend at
Holdcn Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Monty turnout of
Chapel Hill, were here I'riday and
Saturday to visit their parents. Mr.
and Mrs. John K. McNeill and Mrs.
William Lamont.
Bryce Nicholson of liasi Carolina U..
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. John Nicholson.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L. Burkhart of
Tupelo. Miss., have been visiting
relatives here for the past two weeks.
Mrs. Burkhart is (he former Lucille
McNeill of Hoke County.
Mrs. Sarah Culbreth. Mrs. C.J.
August 011 i and Mrs. T.C. Davis
returned Monday from a visit with
Mrs. August 011 i's daughter. Miss Julie
Augustoni. instructor at Western
Carolina U. They also visited Carlton
Niven Jr. at Brevard, during the
weekend.
Mr. and Mrs. Marty Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. Leonard Wiggins and
daughter Jennifer, spent the weekend
al Carolina Bcach.
Mrs. Carlton Niven
Social Reporter. 875-3785
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