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NEW HONOR SOCIETY MEMBERS -? These students are among the
eight Hoke County High School rising juniors who were admitted recently
to J he National Honor Society. A student must maintain an average of at
least 90 in studies to be eligible for admission. Rear, L-R - Ruth Wheeler,
Lisa Gillespie, Donna Oxendine, and Lisa Upchurch. Front, L-R ?
Rodney Powell, James Ward, and Kim Smith. The other new Hoke High
member of the society is Amy Schuchard.
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PR R G LEE B PR JACK HYLESWpR. BOB GRAY
BURNING HELL MIlflSTKT - 204 E. Jefferson St., Monroe, N. C. - Ph. 283-1502
AT LOCAL CHURCH ~ "The Burning Hell" will be shown Saturday
starting at 7:30 p.m. at Freedom Chapel AME Zion Church, without an
\ admission charge.
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Lumber Bridge Newt
by Lib Sumner
The attendance was very Rood at
the Baptist Church Sunday. Some
were absent due to illness and the
Farmers were busy harvesting
beans.
Preaching every 2nd and 4th
Sundays - vacation Bible School
June 21 thru June 25.
Presbyterian Church -
Sundays sermon, "That God
Might Exist" was delivered by Dr.
Robert K. Gustafson.
Dr. Gustafson will leave on June
19, 1982, for four weeks of visiting
and study in Scotland, accompani
ed by his son. Glen. They will arrive
back in the United States on July
19. 1982.
John F. Sticht, Ruling Elder of
the Spring Lake Presbyterian
Church, and past moderator of
Favetteville Presbytery, will preach
at Lumber Bridge Presbyterian
Church on the third Sunday in
June.
The musical portion of Sundays
worship service was presented by
the Handbell Choir, is the Senior
Handbell Ringers of The Raeford
United Methodist Church, under
the direction of Mrs. Jane Davis.
These musicians are - Miles, Alice
Adkins, Kim Tuttle, Ashley Jones,
Pam Woodell. April Matthews,
Lisa Upchurch, Meri Christi Wil
liamson and Melody Williamson.
The Selections rendered were:
"Heraldic Flourish" by Grove,
"Aria" by Dobrinski, and "Fanfare
for Bells" by McCleary.
Mr. Russell Prevatte has improv
ed, but is still a patient in
Southeastern Memorial Hospital.
He suffered a heart attack on May
29th and his daughter, Mrs. S.F.
Ammons, R.N., has been with him.
Mrs. J. Edwin Clifton, Jr. had
the misfortune of falling last Friday
and broke a bone in her left leg.
She was rushed to Cape Fear Valley
Hospital where she was treated and
sent home until the swelling was
Graduation Friday
Upchurch Junior High Schools'
Eighth Grade Graduation will be
held Friday, starting at 12:15 p.m.
Attendance will be by invitation
only. Each student will be issued
two passes.
Sullivan's w"'"
Downtown so
Semi-Annual Shoe
Safe starts Thursday 7 a.m.
SAVE eco/ AND
UP TO OOVomORE
This Is the sale you've been waiting fori
STORE HOURS: THURS. 7 A.M.-7 P.M.
FRIDAY 8:30 a.m.-6:00 p.m.
SATURDAY 8:30 a.m.-5:30 p.m.
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down.
Mrs. Sylvia Lieben returned to
her home in Tucson. Ariz, on
Saturday after spending two
months with her daughter. Mr. and
Mrs. Alfred T. Beck.
Mrs. Henry Bullard spent last
week in Mahwah. N.J. with the
daughter and son's. Mrs. John
Meaney. John Paul and Thomas
Michael. Mr. Meaney was in Cali
fornia on business.
Mr. and Mrs. Julius C. Wooley
and family have moved into the
Lumber Bridge Baptist Parsonage.
Mr. and Mrs. Ricky Lewis spent
the weekend at Myrtle Beach.
Miss Sally Lynn Maxwell is
spending the summer at Holden's
Beach with friends as she has a
summer job there.
Spending the weekend with Mrs.
John Covington was her nephew.
Probert Monroe Hall from Wash
ington. D.C.
Mrs. Clarence H. Watson re
cently returned from a rush trip to
Phoenix. Ariz, to visit her brother,
critically ill in the Veteran's Hos
pital. She was joined by her sister.
Mrs. Dorothy Emch, at the Chica
go Airport. Their brother remains
in the Intensive Care Unit at the
Hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Spears
attended a Dinner Party Sunday
evening in the home of Mrs. Susan
McAlphin in Fayetteville. honoring
Dr. Reid Spears and Dr. (Miss)
Donna Bryan.
Dr. Spears and Dr. Bryan will be
married July 10th in Oxford United
Methodist Church.
College News
Four Hoke County students have
been named to the Dean's List of
North Carolina State University in
Raleigh for the spring semester.
All won places on the honor list
by making a B-plus average or
higher in their studies.
The honor students are: Randy
Ashburn, majoring in civil engi
neering. son of Mr. and Mrs. A.R.
Ashburn. 218 Wright St.; Jeffrey
R. Hendrix, agricultural institute,
son of Mr. and Mrs. J.R. Hendrix
of Rt. 2, Raeford; Robert Moses,
civil engineering, son of Mr. and
Mrs. W.L. Moses. Raeford; and
Philip M. Boyles. engineering oper
ations, son of Mr. and Mrs. H.A.
Boyles. Rt. 1. Shannon.
World's Fair Trip
Are you interested in attending
the World's Fair July 8-11? If so
call Ellen Willis, home economics
Extension agent, at 875-2162.
Come join 41 other excited
travelers.
Mrs. Young
Is Honored
At Parly
Mrs. Sam Young, recent bride,
was honored on Saturday morning,
June 5, with a bridal party at the
home of Mrs. Bill Moses.
Other hostesses for the occasion
were Mrs. Wilton Wood and Mrs.
Pete Sawyer.
Upon arrival the bride was
presented a corsage of white
gardenias.
The dining table was covered
with an embroidered cut-work
linen cloth and was adorned with
an arrangement of pink roses
white gardenias and baby's breath
Throughout the Moses' home
gardenias and magnolia blossoms
were used.
Guests were served fruit punch,
ham biscuits, sausage swirls,
cheese straws, lemon cookies,
strawberry rings and assorted
fruits.
Out-of-town guests from Fay
etteville were Mrs. W.V. Clark,
mother of the bride; Mrs. Herbert
Clark, aunt of the bride; and Miss
Sharon O'Donnell. Mrs. Russell
Powers and Mrs. Peter Sawyer of
Greensboro.
Nutrition Thoughts
Canning season is here again. To
have quality canned food, it is
necessary to use the proper meth
ods.
Food spoilage is always a factor
about which we need to be concern
ed. One kind, botulism, is especi
ally dangerous, for it can be present
without bad taste and with no
visible signs of spoilage. In fact it
isn't known often times until
someone, or in many cases, several
become very ill. We are very
tempted to use shortcuts in can
ning, but the risks are too high!
Mrs. Dolores Dial and Mrs.
Minnie Simmons with the Exten
sion Expanding Nutrition Program
suggest the following:
1. Do use standard jars, especi
ally for products to be processed
under pressure. This eliminates
jars in which you have bought
mayonnaise, etc. unless it specified
that it can be used for canning.
2. Use a large pot or canner as a
boiling water bath for processing
fruits, tomatoes, pickled vege
tables. Use a pressure canner for
processing low-acid vegetables
(green beans, peas, butterbeans.
squash, corn, etc.)
3. Jelly should have melted
paraffin on top.
4. Leave Vi inch headspace in jar
(1 inch for starchy foods).
5. Provide enough liquid to cover
the product.
b. Don't use products of various
maturity or size in same container.
7. Don't leave spices, lemon peel,
etc. in jar.
K. Don't add artificial coloring to
your canned product.
9. Do put a good product - right
stage of maturity, clean - into your
jars.
10. Do leave a ring on the jar
when moving from one place to
another, to avoid breaking the seal.
IMPORT ANT : To be on the safe
side, in canning tomatoes or toma
to juice, add 2 teaspoons vinegar or
lemon juice or Vj teaspoon citric
acid to each quart.
THE BEST PRESERVED
PRODUCT IS THE ONE WHICH
MAINTAINS MORE OF ITS NA
TURAL SHAPE. COLOR. AND
FLAVOR.
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Locklear- Fowler
Robin Fowler, daughter oj Mr. and Mrs . David Fowler was married on
May 28 to Adrian Locklear the son of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Lock I ear, Jr.
Picnic Fetes
Bridal Couple
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Gatlin ana
Mr. and Mrs. Earl Fowler hosted a
family picnic honoring Becky
Coker, Russell Smith, Martha Ann
Wood and Andy Brown on May
26th at the Gatlin's pond.
A buffet dinner of fried chicken,
slaw, potatoes and homemade ice
cream was served. The focal point
of the meal was a watermelon
carved in the shape of a basket and
filled with fresh fruit.
Guests dined at tables arranged
in the guest room of the summer
house.
The honorees were given gifts of
cookware, crystal and stainless.
Out of town guests were Lt. Col.
and Mrs. Martin Beach, Robann
and Marty of Ft. Bragg.
Hospital News
MOORE MEMORIAL
Elizabeth Caulder
Personals
Mrs. Bill Upchurch spent from
Friday through Sunday in Ashe
boro with her daughter, Mrs. Larry
Phillips and children Brad and
Brooke.
Mr. and Mrs. C.P. Kinlaw have
returned from Louisville. Ky.
where they visited Dr. and Mrs.
Paul Simmons and children. Mrs.
Simmons is the former Betty
Kinlaw. While there they attended
the high school graduation of their
grandson. Brent Simmons.
Mack Koonce, of New York, N.Y.;
Mr. and Mrs. Don Koonce and
sons of Rock Hill, S.C. spent last
weekend with their parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Stanley Koonce, and Ken
Koonce.
Mike Peckham and Beth Borton of
Chapel Hill spent Friday and
Saturday night with Mike's grand
parents, Mr. and Mrs. M.V. Peele.
Sunday guests other than Mike and
Beth were Mr. and Mrs. Wade
Terry of Laurinburg, Delaine
Peckham of Chapel Hill, Mr. and
Mrs. David Scull, Judy, Randy
Scull, Steve Mathews, Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Peele, and their chil
dren Steve and Leah, all of
Raeford.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Barrington of
Pittsboro spent Sunday with his
mother, Mrs. Helen S. Barrington
and Bootsie.
SOCIALS - -875-2121
DANIEL H.
DeVANE
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