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Mrs. Stevr Phillips. Social Reporter. 8T.?-4171
Morrisey Couple Celebrate
Golden Wedding Anniversary
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Morrisey
Mr. and Mrs. Dock Morrisey
celebrated their 50th wedding an
niversary on March 17.
The Morriseys have three chil
dren, ten grandchildren and four
great grandchildren.
They are members of Silver
Grove Baptist Church of Raeford,
have been lifetime residents of
Raeford.
They were married March 17,
1932.
College News
Two Hoke County residents have
been named to the Dean's List and
three to the Honor Roll, for
academic excellence in the fall
semester at East Carolina Univer
sity.
Two former Hoke County resi
dents also were named to the
Dean's List.
John C. McGougan of Rt. 1 . Box
250, Lumber Bridge, Benjamin C.
Matthews of Rt. 1, Box 287,
Aberdeen, and Jerry L. Bruner of
Rt. 1. Box 330. Shannon, have
been named to the Honor Roll.
John E. Frazier of Rt. 2, Box
244, Raeford, Lori L. Niven of P.O.
Box 773, Raeford, and Janice E.
Crissman and William K. Davis,
both of Greenville, N.C.. and
formerly of Raeford, have been
named to the Dean's List.
A student must make a B-plus
average with no grade lower than C
to be named to the Dean's List. The
Honor Roll is for students who
make a B average with no grade
lower than C.
Bank Women Hear Congressman
A meeting of the South Central
N.C. Group of the National Asso
ciation of Bank Women was held
on March 9 at the J.F.R. Barn
Steak House in Southern Pines.
Forty-eight members and guests,
were present for "Executive
Evangelist
Team
Annniversary
The Evangelist Team of St. Mary
Pentecostal Holiness Church will
hold their first anniversary obser
vance on March 38 at 3 p.m.
The program is being sponsored
by the Evangelist Vilaree Sconiers.
Bishop George McKoy is the
pastor, Eldress L.E. McKoy. the
assistant pastor, and Roberta Hen
don the president.
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HAZEL KA Y TOURS
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Dotes: April 22-25, May 27-30,
Jeae 11-13, Jwty 22-25, Ae?. 12-15
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Mar. 24-21 - Amish Country &
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April 1-4 - Nashville & Grand Ole
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Other Dates: Jwm 3-6 ? 17-20, Jvty
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April 9-11 - Washington, D.C. The
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April 14 II - Renfro Valley Ken
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May tfcreegh Ottebir ? World's Fair
*135*140
HAZEL KAY TOURS
Call Mary R. Maples
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Night." The group was welcomed
by chairman Mary H. Harvell, loan
officer and branch manager.
Southern National Bank, Laurin
burg. Each member was asked to
stand and present her guests for the
evening.
The speaker for the meeting was
Congressman Charles G. Rose. Ill,
who spoke on how the budget cuts
will affect North Carolina. He
stressed the fact that attitude
toward changes is an important
factor in making the changes work.
NABW consists primarily of
women bank officers and is the
largest individual membership
association in the banking in
dustry. Its services and programs
are directed toward the en
couragement of excellence and
career growth for all personnel
involved with banking.
Mrs. Adams Is
Honor Guest
At Shower
Mrs. Harley Adams was honored
Saturday evening with a floating
bridal shower at the home of Mrs.
Graham Monroe on Harris Ave.
Co-hostesses were Mrs. Frank
Teal, Mrs. David Gibson, and Mrs.
Chalmers Davis.
Arrangements of camellias were
used throughout the home.
After Mrs. Adams opened gifts,
guests were invited into the dining
room for refreshments.
Bridal Shower
Fetes MissConoly
Mrs. Mike Conoly entertained
with a kitchen and linen shower
Saturday afternoon at her home in
Southern Pines honoring bride
elect Gail Conoly.
Upon arrival Miss Conoly was
presented with a corsage of
carnations.
After guests were greeted and the
honoree opened gifts, everyone was
invited to enjoy refreshments.
Mixed flowers centered the table
where the hostess served punch,
cake squares, and nuts.
Miss Conoly and Jim Hicks are to
be married April 10 at the Raeford
Presbyterian Church.
Birthdays
Julie Johnson
Julie Johnson, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Will Johnson, celebrated
her first birthday on Sunday,
March 14th. at her home on
Dickson Street.
Birthday cake, ice cream, and
punch were served.
Special guests were the honoree's
grandmothers, Mrs. R.H. Garner
and Mrs, W.L. Johnson of
Roanoke Rapids. Other guests
included Tracey Williamson,
Zachary McGougan, and Kevin
Winters.
Chris Dore
Chris Dore celebrated his fifth
birthday on Sunday.
Guests were served hot dogs,
hamburgers, chips, birthday cake,
and ice cream.
Guests included Jennifer Dore.
Kim and Heather Holcomb, Tona
Townsend, Mandv and P.J, White.
Mr. and Mrs. A1 White, Mr. and
Mrs. Phillip White. Steve Miller.
Beth Shannon, Steve. Robbie, and
Frances Strickland.
All bridge club mrmbers were
present on Thursday i.ight at the
home of Mrs. Martin Webb.
Dessert and coffee were served
when guests arrived. Cokes, nuts,
and candy were served during the
evening.
High scorer was Mrs. William T.
Niven and the consolation winner
was Mrs. Bobby Gibson. Bingo
prizes were won by Mrs. Alfred K.
Leach and Mrs. Neill McFadyen.
Mrs Webb
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HELPING PEOPLE
TO LIVE WITH
Ellen WUIIs
Horn? Economics Extension Agent
Schedule
Monday, March 22, 1982, 7:00
p.m. - Mens Cooking Class
7:30 p.m. - Mildouson Extension
Homemakers Club Meeting.
Tuesday, March 23, 1982, 9:30
a.m. - Rockfish Extension Home
makers Club Meeting.
12:40 p.m. - Business Girls
Extension Homemakers Club
Meeting.
Thursday, March 25, 1982, 5:00
p.m. - North Raeford Extension
Homemakers Club Meeting.
Hint: To thaw frozen bread or rolls,
wrap in aluminum toil and heat at
326 degrees F. for 5 minutes.
Add charm to an outfit with a
perfectly tied bow
Tax Form Aid Free
Free assistance in preparing
income tax returns is available at
the Cameron Heights and South
Hoke Neighborhood Service Cen
ters through April 30 on Tuesdays
and Thursdays, 10 a.m. -4 p.m.
The Lumbee Regional De
velopment Association also is ot
tering the free service Mondays
through Fridays from 8:30 a.m. to
5 p.m.
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At the left - notice the "perfect
bow" being used in four different
ways. A long narrow purchased
scarf can also be tied in similar
ways. - Another new look for today
is to use a '/?" to Vi" wide
grosgrain or velvet ribbon under
the collar of a buttoned-to-the
neckline blouse or dress - and tied
into a small bow with the ends
hanging down several inches.
Practice with a waistline sash or
a necktie - for the steps of
bowtying. Stand at a mirror and
study the illustrations below. In no
time you'll master the art of the
perfect bow. Do share it with your
family and friends. Tell them to do
the same. ..and this will pretty up
the world a bit for everybody...
since a well-tied bow is lovely to
look at!
1 . With the 2 ends even - make a
single knot. Then use the under
neath portion to make a loop.
2. Next, bring the upper portion
over and under the first loop to
torm the knot and a second loop at
the same!
3. Finally pull both loops tight,
so that they are even in size. ..and
with ends even. too.
4. Puft out the bow and the ends.
Smile!