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pathy to the franfe of Chart* ami
Mack ftoafca dnr
sister Mrs. Oftt Boahn Rap of Red
Springs ?k? M Vete^v
ninw? Mtk. Funeral was Ftiday
afteraoo* at the Fkst Baptist
OwA ta Red Satins officiated
by Re*. Ofcat Hefner.
Burial ?v ia the Gabctt
Presbyterian CVicck Cukmx.
There was good atKahax ?
Tabernacle Baptist Church So*
worship service the past Sttnitx
The Youth Group and Young
Adah Sunday School Class aooom
paaaed by Re*, and Mn. Archie
Barriagrr vol leave Friday nan
ni. February 25lh at SJOaaau lfo?
Ridgccrest for a weekend retreat.
They wiB be returning Sunday
night. February 27th. Everyone is
looking forward to a worthwhile
trip.
Jimmy Dees w? fill the puiptt
Sunday morning for worship ser
vice in the absence of Re*. Archie
There was a short congregsft
uonal meeting following worship
service the past Sunday morning at
Gaiaria Presbyterian Church to
vote on the budget.
Following the Congregational
Meeting was a called meeting of
the Women of the Church.
Mrs.. Laurey Murphy was in the
pulpit at Phihppi Presbyterian
Church the past Sunday morning
and delivered a good message to
the congregation.
Ronald Lofbs will be guest
speaker at T abernacle Baptist
Church Sunday evening at "W
p.m. He will speak on Home Mis
sions.
The ladies of Pittman G*o*e
Baptist Church have begun Oaft
Classes, meeting at ~"KX> p.m. each
Monday evening All church
members are urged to attend.
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Roberts of
Carhsk. Pennsylvania visited Mr.
and Mrs. Robert St anger and
children the past week.
Congratulations to Robert
Stanger who recently passed the
exwiMtro* for a certified
"SvArcte Chit is oa the sick
lest Ha san> to report Harry and
let ?d A^rs!
E.T. Irod, Sr. was released
fraa Moore Couaty Hospital Frv
day and a ? fcwn a>wa
Cfcartes "dip" Rooks vko was
a pHKM aa Cape Fear Viler
HwpMl la Ftymtx'ic was releas
ed R?fa> of last week and is
wapgaa^ at hwnt.
Nf% fewrbday to Mrs. LB
B?ds* Ax das report this cor
lespaatet kaows something that
wntoiwttaw.-i vytue hrtih
tfa? teer is ptaaed for yow
Maatu? i: i.mng hy yoar ?
the FeBowship Hal of Tabernade
NutCtek
IU>aKwl Sbeptey who had
wjert at Cape Fear VaBey
HospacaJ last wed was released
Momiay aad is recMperatiag at
haaae.
Michael Lisenfcy. 5th grade stu
deat at J *. Tvrfcagton School
?? high score ??tanur a las class
on the test oa Black Heritage last
week
He is the sea of Mrs. Robert
Lxsenhy aad grandson of Mr. and
Mis. Dwa.m McCraney.
Mrs. Lad Hales of Lauriabnrg
'Spear the day last Wednesday with
her aster, Mrs. Sttnley Adcox and
Mr. Vls? .touting then for
hadh w*s Mrs. Lacde Peeler and
Mus IVggv Peterson of Raeford.
Mr. aad Mrs- W9toa Wilkes of
?Khapm, North Carolina and
Mr. Das> Bennett of FayetteviDe
were weekend guests m the home
of Mr. aad Mrs. Stanley Adcox.
Mrs. Neda Mae Wi&ams was on
the ad ha for several days recent
ly bat is about back to normal at
thas tame I aat happy to report.
Glean Vewtcw is sxiB a patient in
the Veterans Administration
HwpHcaJ a FayettevtBe.
Mrs. Gordon Barnard of
Cheraw, Sowth Carolina. sister of
Mrs. Lawrence Barnard, is in
Chesterfield County Memorial
Hcspacai alter being admitted to
she Intensive Care Unit T uesday of
feast week.
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ftclwwf above shows five generations. From left to right - Brandy Hut -
cknSk heU by her mother, Mrs. Donna Hutchins ? her mother, Mrs.
Phytta Am*, off of Lamrimburg*' Mrs. Payne's mother. Mrs . Frances
Strickland of Raeford, her sister Mrs. Paul Barton of Myrtle Beach, S.C.,
ami their amt. Mrs. Herbert Young of Wilmington. They all gathered at
the hoaae qf Mrs. Strickland on South Jackson Sunday for the noon meal.
Omty 13 members of the family were present as the gathering was not a
reunion and four of Mrs. Strickland's children and their families were not
present. Mr. Button and Mrs. Young remained for a visit with Mrs.
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Personals Hospital News
Mrs. Dkk Duke of Jamacka, Va.
and Mrs. Mac Duke of Richmond,
Va. arrived Tuesday for a visit in
the home of Mr. and Mrs. Berder
Niven. Other visitors in the Niven
home this week were Mrs. Niven 's
nieces, Mrs. Betty Allen of Fay
ettevvBe. Mrs. Patsy Rice, of
Miami, Florida: her brother and
sister-in-law. Mr. and Mrs. French
Hall of Pinch urn.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Gibson at
tended the Cotton. Inc. Annual
Meeting in Raleigh several days
last week.
DUKE
Kim Huffman
CAPE FEAR VALLEY
Bertha D. Thompson
MOORE MEMORIAL
Harvey Warlick
Bevie Lilly, home Monday
Maggie Meeks
Clarence Rose
Elizabeth Stewart - entered Mon
day
HIGHSMITH
Ruby Duncan
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Karshner spent
the weekend at Myrtle Beach. S.C.
Sgt. and Mrs. Dennis Ellis and
daughters, Diana and Kristen of
Havekxk spent the weekend with
their parents, Mrs. Sarah Strother
and Mr. and Mrs. Raymond Ellis.
Barry ElKs formerly of Winston
Salem also spent the weekend with
his parents, before leaving for St.
Louis. Mo.
SOCIALS - - 875-2121
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Foster an
nounce the birth of a daughter,
Jordanna Dale on January 15.
Mrs. Foster is the former Linda
James of Raeford.
Jordanna joins her brother,
Jonathan.
WHAT HAS
NERVES OF STEEL
AND STAYS UP
24 HOURS A DA/?
Engaged
Simpson - Dillard McLaut^liryQjck
Mr. and Mrs. James Simps on qf
FayettevMe announce the engage -
ment of their Jwighner.. Brenda
Lois, to Lorry Wayne Dotard, son
of Mr. and Mrs. Bitty DtUard of
Radford.
A June 11 wedding is planned at
Ft. Bragg.
The bride^elect is a student at
Southview Senior High Schooi and
is employed at Legion Rood
Elementary School as a cierk
tvpist.
The prospective bridegroom is a
1979 graduate of Hoke County
High School. He is presently sta
tioned at Fort Brag with the USth
Military Police.
Jenkins - Bruton
Mr. Joseph Jenkins and Mrs . Jean
Jenkins of Southern Pines . an
nounce the engagement of their
daughter. Rebecca Sue. to Brad
ford J. Bruton, son of Mr. Charies
Bruton and Mrs. Mary Bruton of
Midland. Texas. Mr. Jenkins is
employed by Hoke County
Schools as an Extended Day in
structor.
Miss Jenkins is a graduate of
Brig hum Young Universtn *i*d
North Carolina Central University
Law School. Mr. Bruton is a
graduate of Brigham Young
University and the Marshall Wythe
School of Law, College of William
and Mary. The couple will be mar
ried March 11, 1983 in the
Washington, D.C. Temple of the
Church of Jesus Christ of Latter
day Saints.
Personal
Mr. and Mrs. William Let and
Stacy of Havdock spent the
weekend in the home of his
mother. Mrs. Robert L. Lee.
The Bargain Barn
We Feel Very Good About Being Here In Raeford,
With Our Very Good Customers.
WE HAVE THE BEST DEALS ANYWHERE
Iff Wi Don't Hcvc What Yon Wont
W! W9 Try Oor Vory Best To Got It For Too
WE HAVE 3 AND 4 LOADS OF MERCHANDISE EVBtY WEEK
THIS tS JUST A UTTLE OF WHAT WE HAVE -
NEW AMD USED RJRMTURE, TOOLS, JEWELRY, KMVB, WATCHES,
T.V.%- SLACK fr WHITE AND COLOR. C.S.'
AM fr FM RADK)S,
Hmvm ftr Om (
SmHAnd Tmdm. SoMmh
fermarty THE HTTCHINQ POST
\m\
1 Mrs. Jmmes A.
the engmgemtmt of
Dm wn Vanessa, to
Edammd Quick, som of Mrs.
Evelyn Quick.
The waff *a4f place at the
Sazareth Baptist Church in
Wmgram on April 23.
The bride -elect is a 1977 grmhtete
of Hoi* Comuy High School ami
is employed at the Kiddie Korral
Day Care.
The groom-elect is also a 1977
graduate of Hoke County High
School mad is employed at McCain
Prison.
Jones -Lee
Ml
ti ?+ *
A/cs Helen Mane Jones, daughter
of Mrs. Medelvn Poe of Raeford.
and Lenwood Lee, also of
Radford, the son of the late Mr.
and Mrs. Lee of St. Pauls, will be
mamed on February 26, 1983, at 4
p.m. at Shady Grove Baptist
Church m Radford.
Miss Jones ts a graduate of Hoke
County High School.
Mr. Lee ts a graduate of St. Pauls
Htgh School. They are both
presently employed with Tex
Elastic Inc. of Raeford.
Nancy Hefner Is
Congressional Club's
Mew President
Nancy H. Hefner, wife of Con
gressman Bill Hefner of the 8th
District of North Carolina, has
been ekcted the 40th President of
The Congressional Club in
Washington. Her term begins this
month and runs through January
of 1985.
The Congressional Club is a
non-partisan, non-political dub
established in 1906 for the wives of
Members of the United States
Senate and House of Represen
tatives. The Club was incorporated
as a result of an Act of the Sixtieth
Congress of the United States and
has been self-supporting from the
day of its organisation.
Nancy Hefner assumes her posi
tion as President as the Club
begins to celebrate its Diamond
Jubilee Anniversary. She becomes
President following several years
of active pnrtidparioo and leader
ship in the Club. Since becoming a
member of the dub in 1974 when
Btl Hefner was first ekcted to the
Ui. House, Nhncy has served as
i.rj?jncr i . Board member for the
past four years, ami hdd the posi
tions of 4th Vice President and 1st
Vice President.
As Pit lidr.M of the Clnb, Nancy
tterner wia oc cBtrgeu wm uk
inponnbiiitj of irnrunint the
rtaKI. - ? - .
uw s ?osiBiy icunues pfOffm,
its Commamry Service projects,
dasses sponsored by the Chah, mi
the Ffnt Lady's Lmctoa. trwfc
tinnaiy the most coknfai and
festive event of the year.
Ufa. Ihihu was hern and raaa
ed In Domfc Cn? rj. Alabama
and moved to North Carnfcan with
her hasbaadm 1954. The Heten
fcve In Cimwj North i
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