Rockfish 4-H Club
Being Organized
A 4-H Club is in the process of
being organised in the Rockfish
area.
An informational and organi
zational meeting will be held
Friday. December 4. at 7:30 p.m.
The club is open to all youth 9-19
years old regardless of sex, race,
color, or national origin.
Interested persons may call
James Culp at 875-2914 for more
information, or call the 4-H Office
at 875-2162.
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Christmas Concert Set For
Dec. 6 In Pinehurst
Southern Pines: After twelve
weekly rehearsals and a final one
this Saturday, the eight soloists and
seventy-nine other members of the
Moore County Choral Society
under the direction'of R.A. Engel
son are all set for their grand
Christmas concert Sunday De
cember 6. Enhancing the beauty of
the music will be a fourteen piece
orchestra with the well known Dr.
Herbert Horn, principal accom
panist, on the harpsichord.
Performances will be at 4 PM
and 8 PM in the Cardinal Ballroom
of the Pinehurst Hotel, which is
making available a special buffet
dinner from 6 PM on for those
afternoon or evening attendees who
wish to make an even more special
day of it.
The occasion will mark the first
appearance of Mr. Engelson with
MCCS. He assumed the post of
Music Director last August, shortly
after joining the faculty of St.
Andrews College, Laurinburg. as
chairman of the music department.
Mr. Engelson came from
Minneapolis, where he had a wide
and successful experience as the
conductor of advanced choral
groups and teacher of music
literature and voice.
MCCS has been fortunate in
having within its ranks many
soloists of full or near professional
calibre so that all eight of the
Christmas Concert soloists are from
within its ranks. Heard throughout
the program will be Thea Engelson,
mezzo-soprano, (wife of the Music
Director), (Catherine Ewing, alto,
Alison Lawrence-Smith, mezzo
soprano. Susan Long, soprano,
Connie McKoy, alto, Molly
Mitchell, soprano, Elaine Sills,
soprano, and John Watson, bass.
In commenting on the program,
Mr. Engelson stated: "I like a
'balanced' program, meaning
usually four sets of music - in this
case dissimilar, yet all relating to
the Christmas season. For such a
program arrangement. I also like to
present as much of an historical
perspective as possible; to cover a
number of historical periods of
choral music.
"These considerations come to
gether very nicely with interesting
and often unfamiliar arrangements
of fine music in our Christmas
program.
"The first section, titled 'Motets
of the Early Masters' starts with
HoJie Christus Natus Est. a
magnificent example of five part
contrapuntal harmony of the
Renaissance period. Then follows a
period of reflection and mysticism
in O Magnum Mysterium. Con
trasted with this, rough vigor and
optimism are heard in The
Shepherd's Carol.
'A Choral Masterwork' de
scribes the second set and the
principal offering of the concert.
Vivaldi's Gloria. Solo parts are
taken by Molly Mitchell, Elaine
Sills. Thea Engelson, Connie
McKoy and Katherine Ewing.
"Possibly the most innovative
part of the program is titled 'Music
of Minnesota Composers'. Each
arrangement has attracted critical
acclaim and has its own style and
flavor. Still. Still. Still is a German
folk song; Out of the Orient Crystal
Skies is old English; What Is This
Wondrous Fragrant Air is a French
carol and the familiar Angels We
Have Heard on High is clothed in
unfamiliar yet beautiful harmonics.
"We call the last set "A Touch of
England" because there is some
thing of English charm in each
selection. Vitality and joy abound
in Christmas Day. interpreted by
soloists Susan Long, Allison
Lawrence-Smith and John Watson.
While Rocking is really a
Czechoslovakian carol, this ar
rangement has an English flavor.
The concert closes with the bright
and stirring I Saw Three Ships - a
fitting climax to a concert which we
hope and expect will do justice to
the greatness of the Christmas
season."
According to Dr. Joseph Currie,
Vice President and ticket chair
man, pre concert ticket sales
through MCCS members have been
exceptionally good this year. But
there will still be tickets available at
the door at $3.50 for adults and
SI. 75 for students 18 and under.
For further details about the
optional buffet (for which reser
vations are requested), call the
hotel, 295-6811, ext. 34.
College News
Tundea Jackson
Miss Tondea Amega Jackson was
honored by her mother. Mrs. Cora
M. Jackson, and family on Satur
day with an open house graduation
reception at 118 Dickson Street.
She greeted friends and relatives
between the hours of 4 p.m. and 8
p.m.
Miss Jackson received a Bachelor
of Science professional degree in
political science from East Carolina
University.
Miss Jackson is currently em
ployed with the U.S. Department
of Defense as a civil service
employee at Seymour Johnson Air
Force Base. Goldsboro.
Bake Sale
A Bake Sale sponsored by the
women of Parkers United Metho
dist Church will be held Saturday,
starting at 9 a.m., at Sears Catalog
Store on West Elwood Avenue.
Raeford, across the street from the
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Austin House
Christmas Home Tours
Planned For Sunday
Yes, you've heard correctly!
There will be a Christmas Home
Tour in Raeford this year! Ar
ranged under the direction of the
Raeford Junior Woman's Club, five
residents of our city have graciously
offered to open their homes De
cember 6 from 4 p.m. till 7 p.m.
Christmas is such a festive,
decorative time of the year. Be
cause of this and the fact that
Raeford has such a variety of lovely
homes. The Junior Woman's Club
has planned an exciting afternoon
of home exploration for you on
Sunday, December 6th. Tickets are
available now from any club mem
ber and can be purchased at Hoke
Drug, the Grocery Mart, or at the
Civic Center, the day of the tour.
The cost of each ticket is $5.00.
Beginning at the Civic Center,
those participating will receive a
map of the tour, enjoy refresh
ments. and view Christmas Crafts
made by Club members. These
crafts, fruit cakes, and baked
goods may be purchased.
First on the tour is the Austin
Home, located across the street
from the Presbyterian Church in
Raeford. A colonial home in de
sign. this lovely building was
constructed ca. 1901. by Marcus
Dew and has been the home of the
Austin family for about 50 years.
Destroyed by fire in February.
1979, it was rebuilt and restored to
its original beauty in about 8
months. It is considered by many to
be one of Raeford's finest homes.
To provide a variety of homes
was one of the Club's objectives and
the next two homes on the tour
reflect this diversity. Mr. and Mrs.
Ken Witherspoon's Williamsburg
home furnishes a beautiful glimpse
of this period of architecture and
furniture. For the lucky partici
pants in the tour, the Wither
spoon's home will display hand
made furniture, beautiful Wil
liamsburg wallpaper, and lovely
Christmas decorations suited for
children.
Directly across the street from ,
the Witherspoons. the John Lean- V
dro home provides yet another style
of home for this interesting tour. A
country house in design. The
Leandros have chosen just the right
blend in decor to make this home a
charming, comfortable home.
Christmas, to the Leandros. as with
most of us. is a time for traditions,
so look for decorations and mean
ingful ornaments in this lovely
home. j
Dr. and Mrs. Riley Jordan's
contemporary home is next on the
tour and should provide much
interest in the way of lovely and
unusual Christmas decorations,
from grapevine wreaths to an
eight-foot pine Christmas tree de
corated by the Calico Corner of
Racford. Truly the spirit of Christ
mas will be found in this gracious
home.
Last on the Tour is the McFad- ^
yen Home, belonging to Mr. &
Mrs. Neill McFayden. Built in 1905
for the Honorable John W. Mc
Lauchlin. the "Father of Hoke
County." this supreme example of
NfcoMCIassical Revival architecture
provides a perfect ending to this
tour. You do not want to miss an
opportunity to visit this lovely
home, set among the magnolia
trees and pines. }
It is hoped that this tour will be
enjoyable to the public and will
serve to create plenty of Christmas
Spirit, decorating ideas and fun.
Don't miss an exciting afternoon
while touring these wonderful
homes. Get your ticket today for
the December 6. home tours.
Raeford Junior Woman's
Club Holds Nov. Meet
The Raeford Junior Woman's
Club met Nov. lb at 7:30 at the
Hoke County Civic Center. The
Education Dept. hasted the meet
ing with delicious refreshments.
Jane Britt presided over the
evening. A program was presented
by Sherry Bartlett and Rita Wil
liamson, both associated with the
Exceptional Children's Program in
Hoke County. The program was
most informative. A film was
shown about the handicapped and
retarded. The entire program was
touching and rewarding.
After the program, old and new
business were discussed. The junior
women donated paper products
and ice to the T.M.H. class at
Upchurch during the Halloween
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carnival. The club also plans to
donate two books to Hoke County
schools. During National Educa
tion Week all teachers were given a
apple and pencil to show our
appreciation.
A special item to note is that the
Lee Cole show on Nov. 30th, has
been cancelled due to illness.
The junior women are still
working on two projects. One is the
Christmas home tour. Please buy a
ticket to see all the beautiful
homes. The homes are being
displayed in the paper each week.
Contact any member for a tour, on
Dec. b from 4:00-7:00.
Fruitcake sales are also going
well. The club members are selling
each Saturday at Edinborough
Shopping Center. Please feel free to ]
call any member for a delicious
pound cake.
Other business included discus
sion of the arts festival and a new
educational project.
The evening ended with alot
accomplished and alot to look
forward to. Most important, the
giving spirit of Thanksgiving was
felt by the club. All members
donated food for an elderly couple, ,
so that they may have a wonderful 4
Thanksgiving.
Bake Sale
Planned
The Home Life Department of
the Raeford Woman's Gub will
hold a Bake Sale on Saturday
beginning at 9:00 a.m. at the
Edenborough Shopping Center. (
Y ule Concert
A Christmas Concert will be held
in the auditorium of Flora Mac
donald Academy at 7:30 p.m. on
December 10.
Elementary classes and junior
high school choral groups, under
the direction of Mrs. Elizabeth
McCutchen, will perform. ,
The public is invited to attend.