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Reeford, N.C.
Rockfish
Mem
by Polly Barnard
Circle #4 of Galatia Presbyterian
Church met Tuesday morning,
October 12th in the home of Circle
Chairman, Mrs. Gillis Ray with 8
members present. This was the first
meeting of the new church year and
new Bible study. After the business
part of the meeting the Bible study
was led by Mrs. Ray. Following
adjournment of the meeting re
freshments were served by the
hostess and a social hour was
enjoyed.
Dr. and Mrs. David Sutton of
Galatia Presbyterian Church are
the proud parents of a son,
Benjamin, born Tuesday morning,
October 12th. Congratulations
David and Finley!! We are happy
for you!
Rev. Christopher (Kit) Schooley
was in the pulpit at Galatia Church
the past Sunday morning for
worship service. His sermon was a
gift to Dr. and Mrs. David Sutton
and their new son, Benjamin. Rev.
Schooley is a pastoral counselor at
Fayetteville Family Life Center.
Am sorry to report that Mrs.
M.D. Gillis, Sr. of the Galatia
community is a patient in High
smith- Rainey Hospital with a frac
tured "hip. Certainly am sorry,
"Miss Lizzie!" Hope you have a
fast recovery!
Mrs. Mildren Guin of Raeford
was a luncheon guest of Miss Mary
Priest the past Friday.
Homecoming at Tabernacle Bap
tist Church Sunday was well at
tended. The weather was perfect
for it! Among those who attended
was Rev. David Miller, former
pastor of Fayetteville. Mr. and
Mrs. Frank Barringer of Concord,
parents of Rev. Archie Barringer,
church pastor also attended.
Homecoming will be at Galatia
Presbyterian Church Sunday, Oc
tober 24th. A picnic lunch will
follow the morning worship service.
The public is invited.
Mrs. Agnes Clark and Mrs.
Neda Mae Williams visited Mr.
and Mrs. Alfred Thomas and Mrs.
George Hales the past Sunday. Mr.
Hales and Mrs. Thomas are getting
along very well at this time.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Holt and Mrs.
Alma Barefoot visited Mr. Holts'
brother, J.V. Holt, who is in a
nursing home in Raleigh following
a stroke.
Lt. Col. USAF (Ret.) William L.
Bryan, Jr. instructor at Missouri
Military Academy in Mexico, Mis
souri died unexpectedly Tuesday,
October 12. He is survived by his
wife, Anne Byrd Bryan; a dau
ghter, Melissa Bryan and son. W.
Laurence Bryan, 111. Mrs. Bryan is
the daughter of the late Carolyn
Dove Byrd of Fuqua who will be
remembered through visits to rela
tives and friends in the area.
Apologies to Mrs. Louise
Sanders who called early last week
and asked me to put an announce
ment in The News-Journal about
Homecoming at Tabernacle Baptist
Church which was the past Sunday.
It was put in the "Rockfish News"
but 1 inadvertently failed to put it
in as a separate article as she
requested.
Apologies also to Mrs. Grady
English. Did not know at the time
of reporting that you accompanied
your sisters, Mrs. Louise Watson,
Mrs. Arthur Watson and Mr.
Watson of White Lake on the trip
through the "Smokey Mountains"
and to Florida. So sorry Grace!!
Glad you had a good trip.
Miss Mary Priest was on the
"sick list" the past weekend.
Archie Priest and Daniel Holden
visited the Priest family Sunday.
The Raeford Kiwanis Club and
the Parent and Volunteer Commit
tee are co-sponsoring a Halloween
Carnival October 30th at Upchurch
High School Saturday October
30th. Among the various activities
there will be a "Country Store." If
anyone has any items like jams,
jellies, canned goods, aprons,
kitchen towels, pot holders, etc.
they could contribute that could be
sold it would be greatly appre
ciated. There will also be various
baked goods for sale. If anyone has
anything to contribute Mrs. Jean
Sisk will be glad to pick them up if
you call 875-2879 or they can be
taken by Brocks Florist. Also, plan
to attend as it will be an evening of
entertainment as well as supporting
a good cause.
Kenny Click has been under-the
weather for the past few days.
Certainly hope you will be feeling
better soon, Kenny!
Henry Epps of Stoney Point
Road spent several days in Cape
Fear Valley Hospital last week.
Mrs. Dianne Udeck has recently
moved Into her mobile home on
Barefoot Road. Welcome to the
community, Dianne.