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Mrs. Steve Phillips. Social Reporter, 875-4171
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Mrs. Upchurch
Mrs. Lewis Upchurch, Jr. was
hostess for her bridge club when
members entertained their guests
at a holiday dinner party at the
home of Mrs. John Walker on
Thursday evening.
Christmas decorations were used
in the entertaining room, and an
open fire was enjoyed in the living
room. Four tables covered with
linen cloths and centered with
lighted candles encircled with holly
were set for dining after which
bridge was played. Each place was
marked with a Christmas favor.
Club high scorer was Mrs. Alfred
K. Leach, and Mrs. Charles Clark
of Morehead City, who is in
Raeford for the holidays, was
visitor's high.
Refreshments were served during
the evening. Members exchanged
Christmas gifts, and everyone
picked a seashell Christmas orna
? ment from a white sprayed tree.
Guests were Mrs. Charles Clark,
Mrs. Berder Niven, Mrs. Wyatt
Upchurch, Mrs. John Harris, Mrs.
June Johnson, Mrs. Jeff Davis,
4 Mrs. Marie C. Brown, and Mrs.
Crawford Thomas, Jr.
Couples' Bridge
Mr. and Mrs. George Ashley
entertained members of their
couples' bridge club on Saturday
evening. After dining at the Cap
tain'^ Place, bridge was played at
the Ashley's home.
Dessert was served between pro
gressions. Snacks, Coke, and Rus
sian tea were also enjoyed during
the evening.
High score prizes were awarded
to Mrs. Julian King, ladies' high,
and to Ricky English, men's high.
Births
,Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Williams
announce th birth of a son, at Cape
Fear Valley Hospital on December
II.
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Sharon Lee Conoly
Engaged
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Franklin
Conoly announce the engagement
of their daughter, Sharon Lee, to
John Edward Nichols, son of Mrs.
Ruby W. Nichols of Raeford and
the late Lloyd Edward Nichols.
The wedding will take place on
February 26 at the Raeford Presby
terian Church.
The bride-elect, a graduate of
Hoke High School, attended Sand
hills Community College and is
presently employed at Willcox and
McFadyen, Attorneys at Law.
The prospective bridegroom, a
graduate of Hoke High School, is
presently employed at Burlington
Menswear in Raeford.
All friends and relatives are
invited to attend.
UDC Meets
The Raeford UDC Chapter met
December 9 at the home of Mrs.
Ethel Monroe. Co-hostess was Mrs.
Walta Bostic.
The program, "Follow the
Feathers ' -- a tribute to JEB Stuart
-? was given by Mrs. Margaret
McMahan of Fayetteville. The
story of "Dixie" was given and read
by Misses Josephine Hall and
Isabel McFadyen.
The annual bazaar auction sale,
which is the money project of the
chapter, was held. Each member
carried Christmas gifts to be distri
buted at the UDC home in Fayette
ville.
During the social hour, refresh
ments were served by the hostesses.
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Home Life Dept
Has Annual
Christmas Dinner
The Home Life Dept. of the
Woman's Club had their annual
Christmas dinner with their hus
bands as guests at the home of Mr.
and Mrs. M.A. Maxwell. Mrs.
Tommy Macks was co-hostess.
Guests were served buffet-style
and seated at the dining room table
and at small tables in the den and
kitchen.
The dining table was covered
with a green linen cloth with net
overlay and centered with a green,
white and gold arrangement. The
color scheme of green, white, and
gold was used throughout the living
and dining rooms.
A brief business meeting and
social hour followed the dinner.
Mr. and Mrs. W.K. Morgan. Mark
and Melynie, spent last weekend in
Asheboro with Mr. and Mrs. Larry
Phillips and Brad.
Sandhills Christian
Woman's Club
To Meet Dec 21
The Sandhills Christian
Woman's Club will meet Wednes
day. December 21 at the Country
Club of North Carolina at 11:30
a.m.
The special feature will be
presented by Sue Carrick of Star.
She will demonstrate how to wrap
Christmas packages uniquely and
inexpensively.
Special music will be provided by
the Children's Choir of Grace
Christian School of Sanford.
The featured speaker will be Mr.
Max Rice from Traveler's Rest.
South Carolina. Mr. Rice is direc
tor of Look-Up Lodge and Camp, a
facility of lay Christian Association.
He is the author of two books.
The Christian Woman's Club is a
National Association of interde
nominational women which meets
for luncheon once a month in many
of the leading cities and areas
throughout this country and
Canada.
All are welcome. Call 875-3759
for your reservatons by Monday.
December 19th. Reservations must
be made.
Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Maxwell
spent a few days last week with Mr.
and Mrs. Bill McPhaul and chil
dren in South Boston. Va. They
went especially to see their new
granddaughter. Kathryn Ray.
Hospital News
MOORE MEMORIAL
Lawrence Stanton
John Lacy Harris
Ralph Stewart
George Crawford
Mrs. Nancy Crawford
CAPE FEAR VALLEY
Herman Harrell
V. A. FAYETTEVILLE
W.E. Blue
V. A. DURHAM
John Mitchell
SOUTHEASTERN REHAB.
FAYETTEVILLE
Mrs. Connie Posey
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Scarborough
and son. Tom, of Oxford spent the
weekend with her mother. Mrs.
T.B. Lester.
Social Deadline
5 p.m. Mondays
Call 875-4171
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Book F air
There will be a Book Fair at
Robeson Country Day School in
Red Springs from Dee. 14 through
Dec, 20 during normal school
hours.
Members of the public are
invited to come and browse through
the display of new books in the
school's library and make pur
chases if they like. The attractive
volumes would make excellent
Christmas gifts.
The books will range from
kindergarten through grade 12
levels and will cover fictional,
non-fictional, and contemporary
subjects.
June Dashiell. media coordina
tor for the school, is quite excited
about the book fair and feels that
there should be more such events
open to the public.
PTA Meets
The Hoke County PTA will meet
Monday. Dec. 19, at 7 p.m. at
Scurlock Elementary School on Rt.
2.
George Barbour, director of the
Hoke County Mental Health Clinic,
will be the guest speaker. All
interested citizens and members
are invited to attend.
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