Mrs. Carlton Nivcn, Social Reporter. 875-3785
U.D.C. Meets Friday
?. Mrs. AX. Stevens and Mrs. Tom
Purcell were hostesses to members of
the Raeford Chapter of the U.D.C.
Friday afternoon at the home of Mrs.
Stevens. Mrs. Purcell of Raleigh is the
former Barbara Stevens and a'
member of the Raeford Chapter.
Mrs. K.A. MacDonald, program
chairman, could not be present and
Miss Josephine Hall was her
substitute. The subject was
"Important Speeches, Proclamations
and Public Acts". Those discussed
were the speech of Jefferson Davis
on leaving the U.S. Senate, the
Inaugural address of Jefferson Davis
when he became President of the
Confederate States, Sam Houston's
speech on his support of the cause of
the Confederacy and words of
Robert E. Lee as he voiced his
coytpassion of his southland and his
men on April 10, 1865.
Old records and pictures of
Raeford Institute organized May 25,
I8W5 were shown. The late Dr. A.P.
Dickson was president and J.W.
McLauchlin was Secretary and
Treasurer in 1895. Members hope to
secure a state historical marker on
the old campus which is across the
street from the new library building.
During the social hour the
hostesses served mushroom puffs,
snow balls and fake strawberries.
Miss Faulk
Fionored
Miss Judy Faulk, bride ? elect of
Charles Maroney, Jr. was honored at
a floating shower Friday evening of
last week at the home of her mother,
Mrs. Billy Faulk. Hostesses were her
aunt. Mrs. Malcolm Culbreth of
Selnra, Iter sister, Mrs. Robert Rosa
of Cokmial Heights, Va? Miss Jane
Culbreth of East Carolina University
and Mrs. McKoy Maxwell of
Raeford.
The dining table was centered with
a five branched candelabra holding
red tapers. Guests served themselves
from an assortment of parly
sandwiches, cheese straws, cookies,
nuts and valentine candies. Mrs.
Maxwell poured the punch.
In the living room arrangements of
tfdbud were used. The gift table was
entered with a red valentine
Pyramid with red satin streamers.
Miss Faulk was given a corsage of
white carnations with tiny valentines
and an electric can opener by the
Jpostcsses.
Tacky Party
Mr. and Mrs. H.B. Walters of
Route 3, Raeford, were hosts for a
tacky party at their home February
13.
Special guests for the evening
were Mr. and Mrs. B.G. Zimmer
man of Lake Jackson, Texas,
parents of Mrs. Robert Walters.
Decorations were in the Valen
tine theme.
Mrs. J.M. Pendergrass was
presented a prize for being the
oldest guest and the tackiest
dressed lady. Horace Walters, Jr.
won the prize for the tackiest
dressed man.
BRIDGE
Mrs Jordan
Mts. Riley Jordan was hostess to
the members of her bridge club and
one visitor Mrs. W.T. Gibson on
Tuesday evening of last week at her
home on Fulton St.
JK Valentine motif was carried out
in the refreshments served before the
game and during play.
Mrs. Carlton Niven was high scorer
tor the club. She and Mrs. Gibson
wq(e remembered with gifts.
Personals
A1',' ?indwMJS' Willard Strolberg of
Axtell, Neb. are visiting Mr. Lee
Cameron.
Mr. and Mrs. N.M. Fipinger of
Newport News, Va. s^enl the
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
a J. Freeman. Sunday guests of
Mrs. Freeman were Tommy Free
man and family of Red Springs.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil MeFadyen spent
the weekend at the Pinehurst Hotel
with their guests Senator and Mrs.
and M^aU,nry ?frKin?s Mountain
Moum JU',an Fenner of Rocky
Mrs. Neil MeFadyen is spending
some time ,n Myrtle Beach with her
famfi i. W'B' Sin8'eton and
family who are preparing to move
to New Orleans soon.
Jerry Tucker of U.N.C. Chapel Hill
and Tern Tucker of Louisburg
College spent the weekend with
their parents Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Tucker.
Mrs. Tom Caulk of Leesburg, Va. is
visiting her mother, Mrs C E
Upchurch. Mr. and Mrs. R.s!
McClcsky of Winston-Salem were
weekend guests.
Mr and Mrs. Robert Rosa of
Colonial Heights. Va. were weekend
visitors in the home of her mother.
Mrs. Billy Faulk.
Mrs. Berder Niven accompanied her
niece Mrs. Belty Allen of Fort Brave
to Dothan, Ala. where they are
visiting in the home of Mrs. Allen's
brother - in - law and sister. Mr. and
Mrs. Hank Williamson.
Mr. and Mrs. Hank Richards had as
their recent guests his parents. Mr
and Mrs. Frank Richards, who were
en route to their home in Rancocas
NJ. after spending the winter in
Daytona Beach. Florida, and Mrs
Richard s parents, Mr. and Mrs Irvin
Rockhill of Deltona. Fkrrida.
Hospital News
MOORE MEMORIAL
Carson Clippard
Mrs. Henry Maxwell, home
Bill Howell
Helen "Bootsie" Barrington
VETERAN'S. DURHAM
Archie McDiarmid. home
HIGHSMITHRAINEY
Mecie Posey
VET. FAYETTEVILLE
Chandler Roberts
D.H. Williamson
WHITAKER CENTER
FORSYTH
WINSTON SALEM
Bill MeFadyen, home
Births
Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Smith of
Raeford announce the birth of twin
sons. Ronnie James and Lonnie
David on January 20 at Scotland
Memorial Hospital. Grandparents
are Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Caddell Jr.
and Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie David
Smith, also of Raeford.
Mr. and Mrs. Lamont Brown of
Fayetteville announce the birth of a
son born Sunday February 15. Mrs.
Brown is the granddaughter of
Mrs. A.J. Freeman.
we cannot tell a lie...
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Available WUkfikf
JOAN'S FABRIC SHOP
Main St. T*. 875-4955
Mr. and Mrs. Gene Carter have
returned home after vacationing ui
Florida for a week.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Senier have
returned home after vacationing in
Florida lor the past several weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. Bob Gentry and family
had as their weekend visitors, her
mother, Mrs. Charlie Stewart. Mr.
and Mrs. Charlie Stewart, Jr. and son
of Roxboro, Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Stewart and children of Halifax, Va?
Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Stewart of
Chapel Hill and Mrs. Veta Gorham of
Pinehurst, mother of Mrs. Jimmy
Stewart. They all came to visit their
mother, Mrs. Stewart who is
spending some time in the Gentry
home.
Marriage
Announced
Mr. and Mrs. Harold D. Monoe
announce the marriage of their
daughter. Lera Jeannette to Daniel
Harold Gibson son of Mrs. Eliza
beth B. Seago and Mr. R.H.
Gibson, all of Raeford. They were
married January 1. 1976 in Dillon.
South Carolina.
Weekend guesls in lite home of Mr.
and Mrs. Gene Thacker were his
ssler and brother - in - law. Mr. and
Mrs. Akron Deiranick ol Washington.
D.C. and their nephew Maxell
Deiranick of Jordan, who is a student
in Washington. D C. Their daughter
Kim Thacker who is a student at
Boone also visited her family.
Carlton Niven. Jr. of Brevard spent
the weekend with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs. Carlton Niven.
Mr. and Mrs. Younger Snead. Jr.
spent the weekend at Topsail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scarborough and
son Tom. spent Sunday with his
parents. Mr. and Mrs. D.T.
Scarborough in Candor.
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Personals
Mr. and Mis. Sieve Phillips and son.
Chris, spent ihc weekend in
Arlington. Va.. in the home of Mr.
and Mis. Charles Howard. Mrs.
Archie Howard returned home with
them alter a visit there.
Mr and Mrs. McKoy Maxwell. Mrs.
Archie Johnson and daughter.
Martha, and bdward Jarrell attended
the funeral services of Mr. Jatrell's
sister. Mrs. Dora Peterson in
Roanoke Rapids and the burial
service in blwood Cemetery near
Rocky Mount on Tuesday of last
week.
Cub Scouts Meet
Members of Troop 434 Cub
Scout Pack will meet at the Raeford
National Guard Armory Friday.
Feb. 27, at 7:30 p.m.
All parents of boys in Troop 434
are invited to come.
One of the topics discussed will
be a paper drive scheduled for
March 20.
For further information, contact
Richard Fergison at 875-4473.
Call 875-2121 To Place Want Ads
Birthdays
Jimmy LOwery
Jimmy Eugene Lowery. II. son of
Rev. and Mrs. Jimmy Lowery
celebrated his first birthday at the
Church of God Fellowship Hall
with a few friends Saturday January
31. Guests were served birthday
cake, ice cream, potato chips and
Kool Aid.
M V Peele
MuePeckham
Mrs. M.V. Peele honored her
husband and grandson. Mike
Peckliam Willi a birthday dinner al
their home Sunday.
Those enjoying the day with them
were Mr. and Mrs. Wade Terry and
Mrs. Janice Terry of Laurinburg.Mr.
and Mrs. Reid Childress ofWagiam.
Mr. and Mrs. David Scull and family
and Mr. and Mrs. Harry Peele all of
Raeford.
Mr. and Mrs. McKoy Maxwell had as
their weekend guests, her brother
and his wife. Mr. and Mrs. Edward
Jarrell of Virginia Beach.
At Raeford Dept. Stores ANNUAL
BIRTHDAY Sale
? 3 Big Days! THUR ? FRI ? SAT -
Final Reductions on Fall-Winter Mdse. ? Plus Timelv Soecials!
Ladies
100% Polyester
KNIT SLACKS
In eight fashion spring colors. Sizes
8-20 Usually 13.00.
8
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Close Out Groups.
?LADIES' COATS
?PANT SUITS ? DRESSES
? CHILDRENS' COATS
y2
Price
Close-out Groups
MEN'S SUITS
Polyester doubleknits, all wools,
blends .. Sizes 37 to 44
fl
*
Values to 80.00
29
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By george,
don't miss this BUY!
? LADIES'
? CHILDREN'S
? MEN'S
? BOYS'
CANVAS FOOTWEAR
For 3 Days Only!
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Ladies'
SLEEVELESS
KNIT SHELLS
100% polyester
in new Spring Colors.
056
1 Table
Odds and Ends
CHILDREN'S
WEAR
Your Choice
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Odds and Ends
MATERNITY
WEAR
Your Choice
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1
Men's
Fall - Winter
HATS
Vz oh
3
Ladies' and children's sneakers and
oxfords- Men's and boys' hi-tops and
oxfords ... All famous name brands in
white, black, blue, gold,, but not all
colors in all styles.
BARGAIN TABLE!
LADIES' and CHILDREN'S
SHOES
YOUR CHOICE
$1 $9
I and
Men's Polyester
DOUBLE KNITS
SLACKS
Selected from our regulor stock
for this Sole only. Reg. 15.00 to 18.00
1 288 p.
Ladies'
SWEATERS
Foil and Winter Styles in bulky
or fashion knits Sizes 38-48
Small Group Boys'
BOYS' Straight Leg
JACKETS ? JEANS
Lined or unlined -
? SLACKS
Broken lots and sizes
1 Table
MEN'S DRESS
PANTS
Sizes 29-38
Were to 16.00
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Close Out Groups
MENS'
DRESS SHOES
and
BOOTS
REDUCED UP TO ^
HURRY! BIG SAVINGS FOR ALL!
Raeford Dept. Store
.. .downtown Raeford