DISTRICT WINNERS ? These three Hoke County youths were named
district 4-H winners at the South Central meet. Left to right are Bill
Barnwell, archery; Angela Strother. junior open class: and Jimmy Turner,
poultry barbecue.
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College News
Cathy Newton of Raeford was
among 124 East Carolina Uni
versity students inducted into the
campus chapter of Gamma Beta
Phi honor society in recent cere
monies.
Students are invited to join after
completing one quarter's course
work with academic grade point
averages in the top 20 per cent of
their class.
4-H Corner
Three Hoke County 4-H'ers were
named as District 4-H winners at
the South Central District 4-H
Activity Day held at Pembroke
High School.
Jimmy Turner of Quewhiffle 4-H
Club won in poultry barbecue.
Angela Strother. also from Que
whiffle. took first place in the
Junior Open Class demonstration.
The champion in archery was Bill
Barnwell, a senior teen 4-H club
member. The 4-H'ers will represent
the South Central District in the
state competition during N.C. 4-H
Congress.
Robert Attaway of the Senior
Teen Club was named runner - up
in Automotive Skill Driving and
received a blue ribbon. A blue
ribbon also went to Amy Hemmens
of Quewhiffle 4-H Club for her
talent act.
Red ribbons were awarded to
Deena Pratt of Antioch Eager
Beavers for her breads demon
stration: Linda Croft, a Quewhiffle
4-H Club member, in the Senior
Open Class demonstration; and to
Richard Cole of Quewhiffle in Beef
Char-Grill. Also participating in
the District Talent Show were
Donna Holland, Raeford Junior
4-H Club, and Brian Foster,
Quewhiffle.
Hoke County 4-H'ers came in
second place in the District scrap
book contest. Debbie McNeill took
the leadership in compiling the
scrapbook of the past year's
activities.
From The Home Agent's Desk
Sheer fabrics are beautiful for
summer dresses and blouses, but
they can present special problems.
One consideration is how the seam
of a set - in sleeve can be finished to
give a neat appearance. Depending
upon the fabric, there are two
acceptable ways of finishing a set -
in sleeve seam.
1. In a fabric that does not ravel
excessively (most voiles, bastistes.
for example) the armhole seam can
be finished using a double -
stitched seam. For a double
stitched seam construct a plain
5/8" seam. Then stitch again 1/8"
away in the seam allowance. Trim
seam allowance to 1/8" of second
stitching row. This is an acceptable
finish for casual styles.
For ravelly sheers (many
chiffdns. organzas. for example)
use a self ? bound seam. To
construct, make a plain seam.
Trim sleeve cap seam allowance to
1/8" or 1/4". Turn the edge of the
other seam allowance under, and
slipstitch over the seam, catching at
the stitch line. This encases the
trimmed seam allowance.
School Administrators
To Attend Conference
Hoke County School Supt. G.
Raz Autry and Asst. Supt. Ernest
Sutton and Asst. Supt. J.D.
McAllister will attend the State
Superintendent's Conference for
Administrators July 14-21 in
Asheville.
About 1,500 public school
administrators from across the
state are expected to meet at the
Great Smokies Hilton, conference
headquarters.
According to State Supt. of
Public Instruction A. Craig
Phillips, the annual meet provides
an opportunity to bring adminis
trators up to date on the latest laws
and policies affecting public
schools, services available and
issues and trends in education.
Fifteen workshops covering a
wide range of topics are slated.
Q ?? How do I get a VA business
loan?
A - The VA has not admini
stered business loans for several
years. The Small Business Admini-'
stration offers loan funds for
eligible veterans.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Barnhart and
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Burgess spent
the weekend at Holden Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Clyde Upchurch Jr.
have returned from El Paso, Texas ?
where they visited their son - in -
law and daughter. Lt. and Mrs.
Rod Guthrie.
Mrs. Paul Nicholas and daughters*
of Columbia. Md.. are visiting her
parents. Mr. and Mrs. Paul
Burnett.
Carlton Niven and Bob and Mark
Gentry spent the weekend at
Holden Beach.
Mrs. George S. Gardner and three
children. Cheryl. Tommy and
Marcia. of Belvedere. N.J., are
visiting her mother, Mrs. T.N.
McLauchlin.
Misses Jane Austin and Suzanne
Jordan attended the first state ?
wide debutante party held Friday
night at the Coral Bay Club at
Atlantic Beach.
Miss Vivian Ann Lewis spent the,
last two weeks with her grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. B.J. Davis
of Clarksville, Va.
Bobby Ray Gordon of Greensboro*
spent last week with Rob and Tom
McNeill.
Mr. and Mrs. Grayson Matthews
and family of Elkhorn, Wise., are
here for a two week visit with his
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carl
Matthews.
S/Sgt. and Mrs. W.A. Laton of
San Francisco. Ca., have arrived
for a two week visit with their
parents. Mr. and Mrs. W.A. Laton
of Jackson Springs and Mr. and
Mrs. E.C. Duncan of Raeford.
Mr. and Mrs. Duane Kline of
Pontiac, Mich, have been visiting
Mrs. Christiana Howell. They all
visited Mr. and Mrs. Paul Lawing
at Ft. Bragg on Thursday.
London Maultsby of Las Vegas.
Nev., is visiting her grandmother.
Mrs. Truman Austin, and Mr.
Austin.
Mr. and Mrs. Fred Powell and
Miss Maggie Jane McBryde spent
last week with relatives in Roanoke
and Richmond. Va.
Lt. Col. (ret.) and Mrs. David S.
Currie Jr. recently returned from
Colorado Springs. Col., where they
attended a reunion of the 100th,
Bombardment Group. While there
they toured the Air Force Academy
and attended the Confederate Air
Force Show at Peterson Field.
*
Allen Pegram of Ft. Mill. S.C. is
spending the week with his grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. J.W.
McPhaul.
Mr. and Mrs. Leslie Frahm have
moved to Quail Ridge Apartments
in Raleigh.
Mrs. Anne Langis has returned to
her home in Revere. Mass.. after
spending the past week with her
mother. Mrs. W.L. Alexander. Mr.
and Mrs. Raymond Langis and
daughter of Middleton. Mass., are
visiting her mother. Mrs.
Alexander.
Mrs. Chuck Clark and son of
Reidsville are spending a few days
with her mother. Mrs. W.T.
Gibson, while Mr. Clark attends a
school in Raleigh.
Mr. and Mrs. Neill L. McFadyen
spent the weekend at Morehead
City.
Mrs. Ben Ferguson is visiting
relatives in Canada. *
Mrs. Bill McPhaul and son John,
and Mrs. Jimmy McPhaul were
overnight guests Monday of Mr*
and Mrs. Hugh Sample and
children in Galax. Va. Lee Ann
McPhaul returned home with them
after a visit with the Samples.
Guests last week of Mrs. Myrtle
Sappenfield were her sister, Mrs.
Christine Delaney and daughter
Barbara Mechler, and great -
grandniece. Heather Mechler, all
of Adelphi, Md., and Mrs. Nora
Jackson of Red Springs.
Births
Mr. and Mrs. William Roy Guin
Jr. of Knob Knosten, Mo., former
ly of Raeford, announce the birth
of a daughter. Merica Justine, on
July 9.
Mr. and Mrs. Butch Posey
Raeford announce the birth of a
daughter, Jennifer Lyn, on July 4 at
Cape Fear Valley Hospital.
?
Mr. and Mrs. Charles E. Raynor of
Fayetteville announce the birth of a
son, Brian Edward, on July 11 at
Cape Fear Valley Hospital. Mrs.
Raynor is the former Marie Currie
McLauchlin of Raeford.
ACKS
SALE STARTS THUR. JULY 15th
SALE ENDS SAT_ JULY 17th
Edenborough Center
Raeford, N. C.
DRESS & CASUAL
SHOES
SHOE VALUES I LADIES SPORTSWEAR
LADIES'TOPS $100
LADIES' SLACKS %2*?
LADIES' SLACKS ?16" to ?12" NOW $6??
Values 2/*3.00 | LAD|E$. TOps $297 NOvy $244
LADIES'TOPS *197 now ^ 144
LADIES'TOPS *4" now
$344
LADIES' HAND BAGS | SMOCK TOPS V" now $5m
SUMMER I HALTERTOpS *2" now $197
HAND BAGS I LADIES' SLACKS *6* now $488
LADIES' NYLON SHORTS *7" now $388
LADIES' NYLON SHORTS *197 now Sl47
$399
$5"
HAND WOVEN I LADIES' POLYESTER SHORTS *3"->4"
$288
STRAW HAND BAGS I
SWIM SUITS Values *14" now
$50?
$499
CHILDREN'S WEAR
BOVS' SLACKS
BOYS'TOPS
LADIES DRESSES
LADIES' SPRING
*7"| & SUMMER DRESSES
-is-ton*. NOw$1088
BOYS' SHORTS.
$1??| $Q88 00
*11" to *13"now ?16wto?12wNOwQ
BOYS'SUN SUITS,
BOYS' SHIRTS ~ "
GIRLS' WEAR
NOW $788
n44! MENS WEAR
MENS SOCKS Asst Colors 2/49*
u ;
mens LEISURE SUITS .... '24? no?$19M
1 GIRLS' TOPS ^ I mens casual SLACKS,............... *9
I GIRLS' SHORTS $ ^ 001 men s print LEISURE SHIRTS *7" now
IGIRLS' TOPS $J99 mens solid LEISURE SHIRTS *7" mow $3M
IGIRLS'SHORTS |mensasst CASUAL SHIRTS Vl PRIC
FABRIC
Reg. & Rug Yarn
Value From SI"
Cotton & Polyester 1 to 4 yd. Bundles
QQ<
^ and up
ACCESSORIES
TOTE BAGS 2/$l??
PARIS FASHION
SCARFS
$^00
from
GARDEN NEEDS
GRASS SEED 15 lb. (Fescue) $888
FLOWER POTS 79* up
OMATO STAKES... 4/88c
RAKE and HOES from Sl47
HANGING BASKETS from $4"
HOME FURNISHINGS
SUMMER BLANKETS
2/$5??
ASST. DRAPES & CURTAINS
from S4??
WASH CLOTHS wwiWnow 50*
HAND TOWELS '1" ?ow 97*
Assorted
Hand Towels & Wash Cloths
2/$l??