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^^frCLoJL Mrs. Steve Phillips, Social Reporter, 87*>-4171 HELPING PEOPLE TO LIVE WITH Ellen Willis Home Economic* Extension Agent Coker- Smith Mr. and Mrs. Walter Richard Coker of Raeford announce the engagement of their daughter. Rebecca Lynn, to Russell Charles Smith, son of Mr. Coy D. Smith of Wilson and the late Mrs. Smith. A June 27th wedding is planned at the Raeford Presbyterian Church. The bride-elect is a graduate of Lust Curolina University with a B.S. degree in School and Com munity Health. The bridegroom-elect is a graduate of the University of North Carolina ui Chapel Hill with a B.A. degree in Education. Choral Society Seeks Singers SOUTHERN PINES: The Moore County Choral Society has already welcomed a group of new singers at the first two rehearsals for their spring concert, but still seeks a few more, according to Colonel Martin Foster, member ship chairman. Colonel Foster stated "The re sponse from singers this season has been so good that we have no problem with total membership, which now stands at a record 92. Our concern is to further improve the high quality of our chorus sound by more precisely balancing the voice ranges. We could use somewhat more ground note strength, so would especially wel come basses. Also, the problem of balancing the softer alto tones against a large soprano volume is with us -- so altos are wanted. But we always benefit from good tenors and sopranos, so they, too, are still sought. "Our purpose is not only to 'increase the public awareness and appreciation of musical arts' but to add to the pleasure, fulfillment and musical expertise of our singers. One needs to have had some previous choral experience to be comfortable with us. but all, including the most advanced readers and soloists will find that they will grow musically under the expert tutelage of Robert A. Engel son. director. "There is still plenty of time left, as we have had only 2 out of 12 rehearsals before the May 30 concert at Pinehurst Hotel. Re hearsals are each Tuesday from 7:30 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. at Brownson Memorial Presbyterian Church, May Street. Southern Pines. Appli cants should come next Tuesday, March 16 at 7:00 p.m. for orienta tion with the director and myself ? or call me at 692-6207 if advance information is desired." Mr. Engelson further elaborated on his recent statement about the music for the spring concert by saying "I am still planning on a detailed announcement later, but can say that the chorus has enthusiastically accepted Brahms' 'Liebeslieder Walzer' (to be sung in English) and Mozart's 'Te Deum' as the main secular and sacred presentations, as well as the idea of closing the program with a group of patriotic songs in seasonal honor of Veterans and Memorial days. With other fine choral music to be announced later, we should have a diverse and very appealing pro gram." CUSTOM CARPENTRY I WOODWORK CABINETS FINISHED OR UNFINISHED PICNIC TABLES INQUIRIES WELCOME HOME CONSTRUCTION & REMODELING Archie Welters 875-2683 McKnight-Jackson Mr. and Mrs. Dallas Eugene McKnight of Raeford announce the engagement of their daughter. Patricia Kay. to Dwight Franklin Jackson, son of Neil A. Jackson, also of Raeford. The wedding is planned for April 10 at the Jackson home in Raeford. The bride-elect will graduate in May from Sandhills Community College with a degree in Nursing. The bridegroom-elect is a graduate of Pembroke State University and is employed as a teacher at Hoke High School. Sandhills Women To Hear MissBriely The Sandhills Christian Wo men's Club will hold its March meeting at the Country Club of North Carolina on Thursday, March 18th at 11:30 a.m. CWC is an interdenominational women's group with no membership or dues. All are welcome. The buffet lunch is $5.50. Guest speaker will be Miss Eleanor Briely from Dallas, Texas. Susan Long of Southern Pines will provide the Special Music. The Special Feature will be presented by Sullivanjs Shoe Store of Southern Pines. "* -*--? A free, pre-school nursery will be provided at the Brownson Memo rial Presbyterian Church in Southern Pines. Please make a reservation for your child as you make your own. Please bring a sandwich for your child. For reservations, please call 875 3759 no later than Monday, March 15th. Personals Mr. and Mrs. Larry Phillips and children. Brad and Brooke, of Asheboro visited Mrs. W.C. Phil ips and Bill and Mr. and Mrs. Bill Upchurch on Sunday. Hospital News MOORE MEMORIAL Orville Crowder CAPE FEAR VALLEY Marshall Newton College News Curtis B. Ryan of Rt. 2, Raeford, has been named to the Dean's List at Western Carolina University for the fall semester. Corawan - Porks Mr. and Mrs. Roy Jarvis Carawan. Sr. of Swan Quarter, announce the engagement of their daughter, Peggy, of Greenville, to Julian E. Parks. Jr. also of Greenville, son of Mr. and Mrs. Julian Evander Parks. Sr.. of Raeford. The wed ding is planned for May 1st at 12:00 o'clock noon at the Provi dence United Methodist Church in Swan Quarter. Mr. and Mrs. Roger Honeycutt announce the birth of a son. Kaylon Matthew, on March 7. at Durham County General Hospital. Mrs. Honeycutt is the former Debbie Mays of Aberdeen. Garden Meeting A Vegetable Garden Informa tional Meeting will be held on Thursday. March 18. 7 p.m.. at the T.B. Lester Building (Extension Office) on S. Magnolia St.. spon sored by the Agricultural Extension Service. Everyon&is invited to attend and bring all your gardening questions with you. Schedule: Tuesday, March 16, 12:10 p.m. ? 12:10 Business Girls Luncheon Meeting Tuesday, March 16, 2:30 p.m. - Raedeen Extension Homemakers Club Meeting. Tuesday, March 16, 7:30 p.m. ? Philippi Extension Homemakers Club Meeting. Thursday , March 18, 7:00 p.m. - Gardening Workshop program to be presented by an Extension Compton-Hasty Correction Mrs. Elizabeth Hobbs of Columbus, Ohio announces the engagement of her daughter, Scheryl Lynn Compton, to Gene Hasty, son of Mr. and Mrs. Ed Hasty of Raeford. The bride-elect is a graduate of Guilford Technical Institute with an Associate degree in Secretarial Science. She is employed by Howell Drug Co. of Raeford. The groom-elect is a graduate of Robeson Technical Institute and is employed by Westinghouse in Fay etteville. An April 24 wedding is planned in High Point. Birthday Heather Scarboro Heather Scarboro celebrated her first birthday on Sunday, March 7 at the home of her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Terry Scarboro on 401 Business. Guests included her paternal grandparents. Mr. and Mrs. Mar tin Scarboro Jr.. maternal grand mother. Mrs. Martha Nave. Jeff Scarboro. Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Branch. Amanda and Michael. Sabrina Livingston. Bruce Hol combe. Scott Bowers. Doris Nun nery. Mrs. Debbie Smith and Heather, all of Raeford. Great grandparents included Mrs. Mar tin Scarboro Sr.. of Raeford. Mrs. Nellie Wright of Aberdeen and Mrs. Flora Bowers of Southern Pines. After gifts were opened, guests were served cake, chips and dip and punch. 'Celebration Of The Arts '82' April 3-9 During the week of April 3-9, the public is invited to visit J.W. Turlington Elementary School. Up church Junior High School, and Hoke High School for a "Celebra tion of the Arts '82." An array of multi-talented per sons hailing from the Southeastern ( states will be on hand. The first two days will be kicked off by local performers as they come forth to personify the festi val's theme. "Hoke: the Crossroads of the World." Mrs. Mary Archie McNeill, di rector of cultural arts in Hoke County schools, capsulized the goals and expectations of the Arts Festival. "The Arts festival is truely a celebration of the arts, and it is an event in which everyone can par ticipate. Regardless of your age or interest, we have something special awaiting you," she said. Mrs. McNeill went on to explain that this coming together of the arts was made possible by a grant and "we're deeply appreciative of this grant because we will soon see our dream of an Arts Festival in Hoke County burst forth into a reality!" The fund comes from the Z. Smith Reynolds Foundation of Winston-Salem. Cookies Here The Girl Scout cookies arrived in Raeford Tuesday and are being distributed to the people who ordered them, the Scout organiza tion reported. ANN'S House of Beauty 118 W. Edin. 876 <W0 BEAUTY SALON For All Your Hair Car* Needs We retail Redken, Dermetics. Lange. Kenera, and many other hair pro ducts. (on order) Body Wraps. Leotards ?? Tight*. FIGURE SALON Complete exercise program Vibrating Belts. Bikes. Twist Away, Massage Rollers, Treadmill, Exercy cle. Slant Board. Beauty Bar. Ballet Bar. Bench b Wts. b Jump Rope. Wet Sauna. Tanning Booth - Get A Tan Indoors v<gJMedicinef?hoppe 121 S. Main St. Raeford, N.C. To Celebrate Our Four Year Anniversary We Have Put All Of Our Quality Medicine Shoppe Vitamin Products On Sale At 1/2 Off Visit The Medicine Shoppe Now And SAVE!! <owc>o?*?nnfc? ?nio) Specialist from NCSU at l.B. Lester Building (Extension Office). Everyone is invited. HINT: The food you eat in the morning brightens your eyes, puts a shine in your hair, adds a glow to your complexion, in addition to improving your disposition and energy level. Thursday night of last week Hoke County Beekeepers Associa tion met. The program was "Cook ing With Honey". The following are some of the honey hints and recipes 1 shared with the group. --It is easier if you use recipes that have been designed and tested for honey. --If you want to try some substitutions with your favorite recipes, success is more likely if you substitute honey for no more than one-third of the sugar. Add the honey with the liquid ingredients. -If the honey is quite acid, a pinch of soda will help to neutralize the acidity in baked products. The liquid called for will also need to be reduced by one tablespoon of each one-third cup honey used. ?Lower baking temperatures 25 degrees F. when substituting with honey in a recipe. You will notice that the products are browner -- lowering the oven temperature will help. --Honey is excellent to use in making yeast breads. Substitute it in equal portions. --Honey is often used in cooking holiday goodies because it keeps cookies, cakes and breads fresh longer. -It is said that adding two tablespoons of honey to your favorite cake mix will make it more tender and less crumbly. Add it as you beat the batter. -Because honey keeps products moist, it is difficult to make a crisp cookie. Cookies made with honey keep fresh and moist for long periods. They are excellent for mailing. --Honey crystalizes - that's its nature! Taste or purity is NOT affected... in fact it makes a deli cious crunchy spread in this form. To bring crystallized honey back to its natural liquid state, place container of honey in a pan of warm water (not hot) until crystals disappear. --When using honey in cooking, moisten the measuring spoon or cup first with water or oil. then measure the honey. This will eliminate sticking. --Mixed with lemon juice, honey tyVeclclinc} dade. i DECORATED C. Ashley 875-4087 is an excellent remedy tor simple coughs. ??Honey is a natural, unrefined food. unique in that it is the only unmanufactured sweet available in commercial quantities. CHEESE SURPRISE SALAD 1 cup fine cottage cheese (fluff if necessary) l/j cup chopped pecans (or walnuts) '/? cup mayonnaise (omit it desired, but use */j teaspoon salt instead) 2 cups diced apples 3 tablespoons honey Toss all ingredients together lightly, but thoroughly. Placc a scoop in a crisp lettuce cup. Garnish with cherry and parsley sprigs. LEMON HONEY SYRUP 1 cup North Carolina honey 2 tablespoons butter 2 tablespoons lemon juice Heat all ingredients together in a saucepan. Serve over French toast. HONEY ICECUBES Blend */j cup of honey with 2 cups very hot water and 2 table spoons lemon juice. Pour into ice cube trays and freeze at once. Crush and serve in iced tea or float in punch. SANDWICH SPREAD Mix together equal parts of honey, cream cheese and peanut butter. Makes a very good sand wich spread or to serve on crackers. Honey is good. Try it. you will like it! HAZEL KAY TOURS Disney World ?U0 Dotes: Mar. li.fi, ^ 22. 15, May 27-30, Jane 1M], Wy 21-25, Aag. 12-15 aad Sept. ?-11. Mar. 24-21 ? Amish Country & Gettysburg. *120 April 1-4 - Nashville & Grand Ole Opry *150 Other Dates. Jwm 3-6 ? 17-20, J?iy 22-25, Aaf. 5-S, S?pt. 9-12. aad Oct. 21-24. April 9-11 ? Washington, D.C. The Nation's Capitol *125 April 16-11 - Renfro Valley Ken tucky & The Renfro Valley Jam boree. *100 May tlirowgli October - World's Fair *135 - *160 HAZEL KAY TOURS Call Mary R. Maples 875-2423 Purex Liquid Bleach For a cleaner whiter wash Big. economical gallon size Pack 8-Roll Toilet Tissue Special family pack Softly quilted 2 ply prints Limit 2 packs Compare Our Family Dollar Canvas Court Shoe To Similar Shoes Costing "" To $25. ..Then Compare Prices! L>ghtwe?Qht nylon cogger with genuine soeda frvn or comfortable canvas court shoo with imitation suede Qr tnm M?ns boys and ' I ? ladies %ae s Prices Good Ai Ail Family Dollar Stores 1 Through l^s Weekend Nn S.iies To Dealers Quantities Limited On Some Merchandise. _ MAIN STREET RAEFORD, N. C. HOURS: TO 7 SUNDAY T 6
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