Averitt - Smith
Mr, and Mrs. Charles Alton
Averitt announce the engagement
of their daughter, Charlene Faye
Averitt, to David Cameron Smith
of Sanford, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Maxton Smith of Black Creek
N.C .
^mYows will be spoken on May I,
Ti 983, at the First Baptist Church in
Raeford.
Sympathy Expressed
To Mrs. Upchurch
In Death Of Mother
Among those from Raeford go
I ing to Oxford during the weekend
^to express their sympathy and at
tend the funeral services fo Mrs.
Lewis Upchurch Jr.'s mother,
Mrs. Gladys Hobgood Daniels,
who died on Friday, were: Mr. and
Mrs. Gerald Winchester, Mrs.
T.B. Lester, Mr. and Mrs. Avery
Connell, the Rev. and Mrs. Arthur
Winstead, Mr. and Mrs. Gib Ber
nhardt, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Fant,
R Mr. and Mrs. Hank Richards,
F Mrs. Lewis Upchurch, Sr., Mr.
I^tnd Mrs. Tommie Upchurch, Raz
WVutry, Don Steed, and Mr. and
h Mrs. Frank Baker.
I" Funeral services were held Suti
I day at 3 p.m. at Geneva
[ Presbyterian Church.
Hospital
# News
MOORE MEMORIAL
Ua Graham
Hinton McPhaul
J.W. McPhaul
Harvey Warlick
DUKE
T.C. Scarborough
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Births ' ,
Mr. and Mrs. Van McBryde of
Sharpsburg, N.C. announce the
birth of a daughter Lauren
Elizabeth, January 19, 1983 at
^Sash General Hosp. Rocky
Mount, N.C.
Mr. and Mrs. Dickie Lippard an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Amy Nicole, on Saturday, January
29 at Southeastern General
Hospital. Mrs. Lippard is the
former Barbara Creech.
Mr. and Mrs. Timothy B. D'An
nunzio announce the birth of a
*on, Joseph Alan, January 23,
1983, at Cape Fear Valley
Hospital, Fayetteville.
Mrs. D'Annunzio is the former
Anne MacDonald, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lauchlin Mac
Donald of Raeford.
J SOCIAL NEWS
Please report your Holiday
Social News to Hazel Nlven,
|V 175.3715, or The Mews
I Journal , 875-2121.
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Grand OleOpry *175
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I I Mm y Ruth Mmkw
Attend Funeral
Of Miss Powell
In Richmond
Ralph Plummer and sister Mrs.
Clifford Miller accompanied by
their brother and sister-in-law, Dr.
and Mrs. W.E. Plummer of
Goldsboro, attended the funeral
services of their aunt, Mrs. Mabel
F. Powell, Tuesday in Richmond,
Va. Others attending were the Rev.
and Mrs. Russel Knowles and Den
nis Sullivan.
Miss Powell who died at her
home in Hoke County early Sun
day morning, was a sister of the
late Mrs. J.H. Plummer of
Raeford. A memorial service was
held at Parker's Chapel Monday
morning at 1 1 o'clock.
Mrs. Hodges
Hostess At
Super Bowl Parly
Mrs. Jean Hodges extended her
hospitality to friends and co
workers when she entertained at a
party celebrating the Super Bowl
XVII, Washington Redskins and
Miami Dolphins, game last Sun
day. Guests started arriving as ear
ly as 4 p.m. to watch the review
and await the game to be televised
at 6 p.m.
Before the kick-off time those
present were invited to serve
themselves at an informal buffet of
a large variety of Mexican foods.
The spectacular game viewed on
television was enjoyed by an ex
cited crowd, and as usual at the
end, some happy and some sad,
but all left for home with a warm
feeling for the gracious hospitality
of the hostess and fellowship of
those present.
Out of town guests were long
time friends of Mrs. Hodges, Mr.
and Mrs. Bob Priest of Lake Wac
camaw, weekend guests in her
home.
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Graham Monroe
and Mr. and Mrs. Zan Monroe,
Allen and Lindsay of New Bern
visited Mr. and Mrs. Eugene
Monroe and William of Garner
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Ebb Barrington of
Pittsboro visited his mother, Mrs.
Helen Barrington and Bootsie and
Mr. and Mrs. Ed Byrd Sunday.
Danny McPhaul of Waycross, Ga.
is spending some time with his
mother, Mrs. Hinton McPhaul.
while his father is a patient at
Moore Memorial Hospital. Mrs.
John Glass left Monday to return
to her home in West Palm Beach,
Florida, after spending last week
here in the home of her sister, Mrs.
McPhaul.
Miss Sarah Mitchell Coker, stu
dent at East Carolina University,
spent the weekend here with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Richard
Coker. She was accompanied by
classmates. Misses Jenny Brown,
Jeanine Roche and Jo Wally.
Bridge
Mrs. Scarborough
Mrs. Jack Scarborough enter
tained the members of her bridge
dub and one visitor, Mrs. Ruth
Morin, at her home on Tuesday
evening of last week.
Two bridge tables were set up
for a dessert course upon arrival
and bridge followed.
High scorer was Mrs. George
Ashley, and second high, Mrs.
Morin. Both were awarded prizes.
Snacks and drinks were served
during play.
Mrs. McFadyen
Mrs. Duncan G. McFadyen was
hostess to the members of her
dessert bridge club on Tuesday
afternoon of last week, with Mrs.
Neill McFadyen and Mrs. Tommie
Upchurch visitors.
Those present were served a
dessert course at the dining room
table before the game.
Recipients of high score prizes
were Mrs. Herbert McKeithan,
club member, and Mrs. McFad
yen, visitor.
During play mulled cider , cheese
biscuits and home made fudge
were served.
Miss North Carolina
Charm Pageant
Making Plans
The Miss North Carolina Charm
Scholarship Pageant is looking for
young ladies to represent their City
at the upcoming State Finals to be
held July 28-30th at Meredith Col
lege in Raleigh. There are 5 age
divisions: Little Miss (ages 4-6),
Miss Ideal (7-9), Jr. Miss (10-12),
Teen (13-16) and Miss (17-25).
Each young lady will compete in a
Private Interview, Talent and
Evening gown. Over $5,000 in
Scholarships. Prizes and Awards
will be presented throughout the
State Finals. The 5 Winners will
have the opportunity to represent
North Carolina at the National
Finals where over S 20,000 in
Scholarships and Prizes will be
awarded.
As a Youth Development Pro
gram in its 7th year, it encourages
community participation through
civic and social organizations by
giving of their time and talents to
charitable functions. The Miss
North Carolina Charm State
Finals are presented to award
scholarships, promote the cultural
arts and to bring outstanding
recognition to all participants.
Each representative will be of
ficially crowned and presented a
trophy at the State Finals for her
participation.
The Second Annual N.C. Tiny
Tot for girls ages 2-3, will be held
on July 30th.
Mail a long, stamped, self
addressed envelope, stating your
age, for more details to:
MISS NORTH CAROLINA
CHARM SCHOLARSHIP
PAGEANT
P.O. BOX 7246
JACKSONVILLE, N.C. 28540
(919) 455-9643
Say You Saw It In
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20% to 30% Off
1 tabic
Pants. Dresses. Vebur Handbags
Sweaters. Tops. Mens' Shirts
Boys' & Men's
Jackets
Ladies' Blouses.
Dresses. Sweaters, Pants
Mala St.
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stzoo
Bordeaux Dinner Theatre
Bordeaux Motor Inn
Villaga & Owen Drive* ? Fayattevilla
Wed. thru Sun. f,
Evwtings
Rosv.
323-1114
Box Office Open
Noon-t p.m. Deity
Senior Citizen.
Student
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Discounts
Personals
Mr. and Mrs. Richard L.
Burkhard have ' returned from a
four week's visit with their
daughters, Mrs. Bob Lucas and
Rev. Lucas, and Mrs. Mike God
win and Mr. Godwin, in Ft.
Myers, Florida.
Mr. and Mrs. Charlie Morrison
recently returned home after
spending five weeks visiting in the
home of their son-in-law and
daughter. Major and Mrs. R.W.
Betts and two children, in Ger
many. While there they toured
Germany's points of interest.
Miss Caroline Niven of Raleigh
spent the weekend with her
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Carlton
Niven.
Major and Mrs. R.W. Betts and
two children of Germany arrived
Wednesday to spend the next week
with her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Charlie Morrison. They came to
their native country especially to
attend the funeral of his grand
mother, Mrs. Betts, in Climax,
Ga.,
Mrs. R.D. Love of Durham was
weekend visitor in the home of her
mother, Mrs. Charles Allison.
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Burnett spent
the weekend in Virginia Beach
visiting in the homes of their
daughter, Mrs. Judy Prince, their
son-in-law and daughter, Mr. and
Mrs. Jack Abbot and daughter,
Ashley.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Stokes of Wilm
ington spent the weekend in the
home of her mother, Mrs. Herbert
McKeithan. They also visited in
the homes of Mrs. McKeithan's
son-in-law and daughter. Dr. and
Mrs. Bill Purcell, and Mr. and
Mrs. Herbert McKeithan, Jr. in
Laurinburg.
Weddin&s, Parties,
Luncheons
CALL
Pat Howard
875-3635 or 875-4334
Raeford. N.C.
Remember when
you sold
Girt Scout
Cookies?
It's still
important!
Girt Scout
Cookies...
Ir. The Great American Tradition.
Mr*. Carlton Niv?, Social Reporter. S7S-371S
L. Thompson Crowned
Miss Cousinairs
Lizzie Thompson was crowned
Miss Cousinairs Sunday following
the first Miss Cousinairs Pageant
Sunday at J.W. Turlington
School.
Sharing the stage with the
Cousinairs were the Happy Land
Juniors.
Miss Thompson is an employee
of the House of Raeford and a
member of Shady Grove Church
of Wagram. She was crowned by
David Purcell, Cousinairs of
Raeford manager. She was
presented roses and a cash prize by
Mrs. Gloria Virgil of the commit
tee.
First runnerup was Jcanic
McRae. and second runnerup.
Irene Dockery. Tbe other con
testants were Audrey Baldwin.
Brenda Grace, Yvonne Miller.
Vianet te Walker, Elaine Allen.
Dean Bright, and Lorine McCoy.
The committee members in addi
tion to Mrs. Virgil were Barbara
Buie, Walter Blue, Bernicce Mc
Call, Patricia Myers, and Evelyn
Quick.
The proceeds all go to the pro
duction of an album by the
Cousinairs. They wish to express
sincere thanks to all who helped
make tde program a 52,936.12
gross success.
Lizzie Thompson was crowned Miss Cousinairs Sundav bv President
David Purcell (left).
MANAGEMENT
CONSTRUCTION,
APPRAISALS
CARTER
REALTY
211 South Main St.
P.O. Box 783 Office 875-3724
Raeford, N.C. Homo 875-3015
Ralph Bsrnhart Horn* 875-2246
PUBLIC NOTICE
The Raeford Kindergarten And Day Nursery
Is Now Accepting Applications
For The Fall Kindergarten Term 1983-1984
123 East Elwood Ave.
875-2332
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