Sr. Citizens
Meet July 5
The Raeford Senior Citizens
Friendship Club will meet Tuesday,
July 5 at 2:30 p.m. in the Raeford
United Methodist Church.
The program will be "Cooking
for One or Two".
Anyone who plans to go see the
outdoor drama at Pembroke on
July 14 and has not registered may
do so by paying the S3. 25 fee to
Isabeil Mcradyen at the meeting.
Members are also asked to bring
any discount coupons which they
do not plan to use to exchange with
others.
Wall Paper by Grace
The Decor Center
111 West Etwood - Raeford
PERFORMANCE - The Chapel Choir of the Raeford Presbyterian Church performed the musical "David and
The Giants, "for the Eureka Presbyterian Church Sunday night. Performers included [first row. left to right]
Michael Mercer. Mary Parrish Coley. Mary Emily McDonald, David Butler, Brad Edwards, Jeanne Sease.
[Second row] Laura McLeod. Tom Coley. Kimberly Ann McNeill. Beth McLeod, Mary Lynn Buoyer. [Third row]
Kim Smith. Leigh Brock. Jennifer Russell. [Fourth row] Kelley Goza, Franklin Fowler. Carmen Fowler. [Fifth
row] Bobby Averette. David Smith and Jerry Goza.
SUMMER CLEARANCE SALE
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HWY211 EAST RED SPRINGS, N.C. for this special sale
GIANTS ?? A third performance of the Chapel Choir of Raeford
Presbyterian Church production "David and The Giants " will be shown at
Camp Monroe. David Butler, who played the part of David in the musical is
pictured above with giants Bobby A verette. Jerry Goza and David Smith.
RAEFORD MERCHANTS 5th ANNUAL
TOWNWIDE
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY
JULY 1 & 2
SUMMER
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ONE LOT
SUMMER ?
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ALSO REDUCED
Slacks Tops
Dresses Shorts
Golf Tops Golf Skirts
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Personals
Mr. and Mrs. John T. Haire spent
the weekend in Williamston with
their daughter and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Michael Gleason and Jenni
fer.
Mr. and Mrs. James Currie, Ann
Howell, and Lynn Currie of Raleigh
attended the Stark-Sheppard wed
ding in Pink Hill this past weekend.
Mrs. Rick English and son, Brian,
and Mrs. Hank Richards and
children visited with Mrs. English's
sister and family, Mr. and Mrs.
Alan Cohen and children, in
Newport News, Va,. several days
last week. Miss Dana English and
Miss Amy Cohen returned with
them on Saturday.
Guests last week of Mrs. Howard
Taylor were her aunt and uncle,
Mr. and Mrs. P.Z. Cooper of
Burmingham, Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Lentz and
family had as their guests last week
Mrs. Lentz's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Dewey Picklesimer of Lexing
ton, Kentucky.
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harris spent the
weekend with their son and family,
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Harris.
Outdoor Drama
Performances
Run July 6- Aug 20
"The House in the Horseshoe",
the professional outdoor drama on
the grounds of the historic Alston
House between Carthage and
Goldston, will be presented July 6 -
Aug. 20 Wednesday through Sat
urday.
Performances are at 8:45 p.m.
Written by Joseph Cole Sim
mons, the production is sponsored
by the Moore County Historical
Association.
Tickets are S4 for adults and $2
for children. Group rates are
available. For information and
reservations write Box 324,
Southern Pines, 28387, or call
692-9611.
From The
Home Agent's Desk
By Ellen S. Willis
Home Ec. Agent
&
Anna Peek
Asst. Home Ec. Agent
Dingy, gray articles of clothing
may possibly be returned to their
original color using the overnight
cycle, using hot water - adding one
cup water conditioner and diluted
bleach. Do not add more detergent.
7. Rinse until all detergent is
removed.
Next week Anna Peele, Assistant
Home Economist, will give tips on
the prevention and removal of
yellow stains on fabrics.
bath method
Summer has finally come to
Hoke County, bringing with it hot,
humid weather. Those summer
whites made of synthetic fibers that
we all love (nylon, polyester, etc.)
could by the end of summer
become grayed and yellow. This
could be caused by four things:
left-in dirt and body oils, the use of
chlorine bleach on certain fabrics
and finishes, chemicals in the wash
water and the nature of the fiber.
To whiten grayed clothes, one of
two methods can be used, depend
ing on the cause of graying. The
quick cure is an overnight soak in a
detergent bath. Use the following
procedure:
1 . Fill washer to lowest level with
hot water.
2. Add one cup water condition
er.
3. Add four times the amount of
detergent you normally use for a
full load.
4. Put clothes in and agitate until
clothes are saturated -- about one
minute. Stop washer and let soak
for 12 hours or overnight.
5. After soaking, set washer to
drain. Spin, but do not agitate.
6. Reset machine for regular
Bridge .
Mrs. Richards
Mrs. Hank Richards entertained
members of her bridge club and
visitors, Mrs. Don Steed and Mrs.
John Harris, on Tuesday evening of
last week.
Homemade ice cream and cake
were served when guests arrived.
Snacks and iced drinks were served
during progressions.
Mrs. George Ashley was high
scorer for the club, and Mrs.
Harris, visitor's high. Mrs. Ricky
English received the consolation
award.
Couples Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. Scott Halso
entertained the members of their
couples' bridge club on Saturday
evening.
A buffet dinner was enjoyed after
the guests arrived.
Mrs. Williamson
Mrs. Harry Williamson was
hostess to members of her bridge
club and visitor, Mrs. Charles
Litzenberger, last week at her home
on Old Farm Road.
A salad dessert was served when
guests arrived, and snacks and
drinks, during the evening.
High scorer for the evening was
Mrs. Eric Vann, and Mrs. Dale
Ward was second high.
Hospital News
MOORE MEMORIAL
Holli Poole
Mrs. Alex Farmer, home
Mrs. Steve Thomas
Mrs. Neill A. McDonald, 111
Roy Ellis
SCOTLAND MEMORIAL
Mrs. J.B. Haire
DUKE
Miss Linda Abrams
HIGHSMITH-RAINEY
Mrs. Yvonne Ivey
Arthur Harris
NC MEMORIAL, CHAPEL HILL
Mrs. Dorothy Moore
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Thames and Mr.
and Mrs. James Thames and Tracy
Parker spent several days visiting
relatives in Maryland.
Mr. and Mrs. Richard Williams
and daughter, Trent Taylor, of
Annandale , Va. are visiting this
week with Mrs. Williams' parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Marion Gatlin.
While here they will also spend
some time at Topsail Beach.
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