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Mr?. Carlton Niven, Social Reporter, 87S-37S5
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Jeff Harris spent the
weekend in the home of their son
and daughter-in-law, Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Harris and children in
Durham. On Saturday they at
tended the wedding of Brad Laws
and Beverly Daniels at the Baptist
Church in Roxboro. Enroute home
Sunday the Harris* visited their
on, Tom, in Fayetteville.
Mrs. Sarah Neil Culbreth left
rhursday, accompanied by her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Graham Cul
breth of Southern Pines, for a visit
with Mrs. Culbreth's sister-in-law,
Mrs. Harold Easterwood, in Ocala,
Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Williams and
children and Mr. and Mrs. Jack
Scarborough recently spent the
weekend at Carolina Beach.
Mrs. George Bethune of North
Myrtle Beach, and daughter, Mrs.
George Brewer of Charleston, S.C.
were guests in the home of Mrs.
Kate Blue Covington on last Fri
day.
Martin Webb is recuperating at
home after undergoing surgery last
Thursday. He was released Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. John McFadyen of
Raleigh spent the weekend of Nov.
17 in the home of his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Neill McFadyen. They
accompanied Mr. and Mrs. Mc
Fadyen and Mr. and Mrs. Neill
McFadyen. Jr. to the McLean Clan
gathering at the Pinehurst Country
Club on Saturday night. On Sun
day they all attended the buffet
luncheon of the clan at the Presby
terian Philadelphus Presbyterian
churcn out from Red Springs.
Approximately 60 members of the
clan were present for the gathering.
Mr. and Mrs. J.H. McPhaul
returned Monday after spending
the past week at Holden Beach.
They had as their guests their
daughter, Mrs. Hugh Sample of
Galax, Va., Mrs. McPhaul's
brother and sister-in-law, Mr. and
Mrs. Talmade Rouse and son. and
Mr. and Mrs. Cecil McPhaul.
Mr. and Mrs. Dale Baker of
Morehead City spent the weekend
with her father, James Stephens.
Mr. and Mrs. Garry Frederick and
Katrina Norton spent Friday night
with Mr. and Mrs. Carl Norton and
Peggy Holder in Sanford.
Mrs. Henry Maxwell and Mrs.
Graham Clark recently visited 111
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
Walker and family in Sanford.
Paul Johnson is recuperating at
home after undergoing surgery
several weeks ago.
Mrs. R.A. Matheson has returned
home after a recent visit in the
home of her son-in-law and daugh
ter, Mr. and Mrs. Fred Stanback,
in Salisbury.
Jack Morris, who was a patient at
Moore Memorial for several weeks,
is recuperating at his home in
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Mr. and Mrs. Chuck Clark and
family of Reidsville and Mr. and
Mrs. Jerry Tucker and son of
Cheraw, S.C. spent the weekend in
the home of Mrs. W.T. Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Scarborough
attended the funeral of Mr. Scar
borough's sister-in-law, Mrs.
Wymann F. Scarborough, Sunday
afternoon at Chestnut Street
United Methodist Church in
Lumberton. Surviving in addition
to her husband are three daughters
and one brother.
Mrs. Neill McFadyen has returned
home after spending one night last
week in the home of Ms. Bill
McLean in Winston-Salem.
Mr and Mrs. Terry Mclnnis and
daughter of Newport, R.I. are
visiting in the home of Mrs. Cor
nelia Adams.
Bob Jordan of NCSU, Raleigh,
spent the weekend with his mother,
Mrs. Faye Jordan.
Miss Caroline Niven of Raleigh
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Niven.
Mr. and Mrs. John McDonald of
Winston-Salem spent the weekend
here in the home of their parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Davis and
Mr and Mrs. Ken McDonald.
Mr. and Mis. Paul Johnson have
as their guesi Mrs Johnson's
sister. Mrs. Ann Schless of Marina.
California. She arrived Monday,
day.
Mrs. J.C. McLean, Mrs. Chandler
R?bert3 md M:s. Herbert
McKcithan ?p?nt several days last
week in the mountains and Roai
ing Gap.
Mr. and Mrs. Emmett Barring;on
of Clio. S.C. spent Sa; jrday vith
his sister-in-law. Mrs. Helen S.
Barringtcn.
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RAEFORD, N.C.
Jr. Woman's Club
Has Supper For
Prospective
Members
Raeford Junior Woman's Club
honored prospective members with
a salad supper October 18, 1982, at
the Civic Center.
Members provided a delicious
variety of salads, tea and rolls for
iheir guests and everyone enjoyed
the friendly meal before the club
convened for its October business
meeting.
President, Mrs. Jane Britt. called
the meeting to order. Old and new
business was discussed, after which
Linda Stanton, 2nd vice-president,
?velcomed prospective members
and urged them to join the club.
She gave special thanks to club
members who helped with the
membership drive and the salad
supper preparations. In order to in
troduce club activities to these
guests. Miss Stanton asked Mrs.
Sonya Falls to read a report sum
marizing the club's activities dur
ing the past year.
Mrs. Britt adjourned the meeting
after encouraging the guests to
become members.
Hospital News
MOORE MEMORIAL HOS
PITAL
Bonnie Teal
Lennie Chappell
Gladys Gatlin
Jeannie Qjick
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WINSTON-SALEM
Neill McFadyen - entered Wed
nesday
friendship Club
Meets Nov. 2
The Raeford Friendship Club
will hold theii regular meeting on
Tuesdav, November 2, at 2:30
p.m. at the United Raeford
Methodisi Church
Slides wiil be shown by Mi . and
Mrs. Harold Stone, on their trip to
Alaska last summer.
Persona!
Mr. and Mrs. Marshall Peele of
North Hampton N H spent last
we.^k vvith his patents, Mr and
M?a. ivl.V. f-eelc. Oihtr guest.
during the week were Me. ar.d Mrs
Wade Terry Mis V i o ' a
McLngh'.b. George Pea /;, ul
Lauiihbui'g "vl i Ke Pcckharr. Belli
Dortor. judy Scull and Delaine
Pecknam of Chapel Hill M. and
Mr> David iculi and Raad\ Mr
and Mrs Harry Peelc and
children, Steve & Leah, and John
Hill Jr. all of Raeford.
When extra ice cubes are
needed for punches, or ice
buckets at parties, use muf
fin tins instead of buying
new ice cube trays. The big
ice cubes will last longer.
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ET -- Ken Koonce (left) of the Raeford Javcees as he dons the E. T. mask
to be given away on Oct. 30. Kim Evans, Lead Teacher for the Raeford
Chi/drens Center holding Marissa McDougald.
Haunted House
Opens Thursday
Halloween has arrived and the
Raeford Jaycees will once again
haunt a local house for the enjoy
ment of the people of Raeford and
Hoke County. The only difference
in this years Haunted Houses and
the past four is that the location
for the house will be in the City
Limits of Raeford.
To be more precise, the corner
of Edinborough and Stewart
Streets across from the Hoke
County Sheriffs Office.
The Haunted House will open
on Thursday, October 28 at 7 p.m.
to 10:30 p.m. and run through
Sunday, October 31.
Admission will be $2 per person
with children 6 years old and under
admitted free.
Everyones favorite monsters w ill
be on hand for the occasion with
many new and different ones.
The Raeford Jaycees are work
ing hard to make this house the
best one yet. Many visitors who
have visited past houses have com
mented that it is one of the best in
the state.
Through the leadership of chair
man Danny Gibson and Charles
Crowder we are sure that this one
will also be one of the be>.t.
From Frankenstein and his
monster and the Wax Museum to
the new Friday 13th and tiie Grave
Yard, we guarantee to "Scare the
Yell out of you".
From hangings to all kinds of
torture, there is excitement for
everyone. Bring the family out for
entertainment and there will be
fiee candy for all children who
dare enter the house.
The Raeford Jaycees are using
this time to also help to 'aicc
money for the THM Classes at the
Upchurch Junior High School.
A percentage of the Saturday's
nights admission will go to this
very worthwhile cause. There will
also be a raffle running along with
the Haunted House to raise money
for the Hoke County Childr?ns
Centei .
A $1 donation will buy anyone a
chance for a "El Mask'" donated
by Bob Whitaker Costume- a>
Cross Creek Mall
This is one of the First projects 1
that the Raeford Jaycees have run
since their reorganizing this year.
We hope that the people of
Raeford will come out and support
us. For more information or to
purchase one of the raffle tickets,
see any of your local Jaycees or
come out and get the scare of your
life.
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