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October 20,1993 THE NEWS-JOURNAL Raeford, N.C. your children learn Couple marks financial responsibility 50th year -I Neil W. and Artie MrP Most elementary-age kids know little about money and financial re sponsibility. Learning about the choices and opportunities money can bring helps kids manage money more responsibly as teenagers and adults. Many parents do not know where to start. Here are suggestions for helping kids become financially literate; •Take advantage of everyday op portunities to explain money matters. For example, show your child how to calculate a tip in a restaurant, or ex plain how a credit card works when you use one in a store. •Give your children an allowance that they must use for some necessities (such as lunch) as well as for luxuries. Discuss fixed costs (bus fare, for ex ample) versus variable costs (money spent on movies or other forms of recreation), and talk to them about Carol Birckhead Director, Hoke County Cooperative Extension setting financial priorities. •Pay yourchild’sallowance in small denominations that encourage saving — eight quarters or two M bills, for instance. Advise a youngster to set aside a certain percentage, such as one of the dollars, for savings. •Explain and demonstrate how in terest works. One good technique is for you to pay interest on the money your child saves at home. Also, ex plain the danger of borrowing and paying interest. If you make a small loan to children, charge interest so that they learn that“renting”other people’s money is expensive. •Expect some “bad” decisions. Who has not Iived to regret a mad splurge on some trendy item?Talk with yourchild about making better choices in the future. But most financial experts sug gest that you do not bail out young sters who have blown all their bucks. Parenting Class A parenting class for parents of pre schoolers will be held on four con secutive Wednesday nights from 7- 8:30 p.m. beginning on October 2()th at the Cooperative Extension Service Center. There is no charge but pre- regi.stration is required by calling 875- 2162. Topics covered will be self esteem, language development, ex[iec- tations, positive discipline, basic chi Id development, cognitive development and parenting tips. Neil W. and Artie McPhatter cel ebrated their fiftieth wedding anniver sary on October I Oat Paradise Island in Nassau, Bahamas. The trip was a gift from their four children, Johnnie Moraven of Windsor Locks, Connecti cut, Hetty Redmon of Vallejo, Califor nia, Wesley McPhatter of Pickerington, Ohio and 1 lelen McNeil I of Red Springs. The Rev. and Mrs. McPhatter were married in Hennetsville, South Carolina on October 10, 1043. Births Local Red Cross holds annual dinner The Highlands Chapter of the American Red Cross held its Volun teer Recognition Dinner and Annual Meeting at the Radisson-Prince Charles Hotel October 12th. The Keynote Address was given by Bill Stewart, chairman of the North CaroliriS Red Cross State Service Council and a volunteer from Hickory. Eight members of the Board of Di rectors were elected; Valerie Wynne- Hall, a Fayetteville dentist; Trina Tif fany, a former Red Cross staff mem ber and now an agent of Mark Hurley Insurance; Charlie Speagle, v.p. of Southern National Bank; Charlotte Cohely,managerofMega-ForceTem- poraries; Grant Humphrey, operations manager for State Bank; David McCune, owner and CEO of McCune Technologies; Cindy Beresh-Bryant, personnel administration at Black and Decker-US; and Tom Stewart, co owner of Tomlinson Insurance. New officers for the Highlands Chapter Board were elected; Jack Fernald, chapter chairman; vice chair men, Ron Ellis of Raeford; Catherine Vansickle and Rod Hohing; treasurer Louis Fogleman of Dickson Press in Raeford; and secretary, Virginia Oliver. The Highlands Chapter provides Red Cross serv ices to Cumberland and Hoke Counties. It also serves as the coordinating chapter for Disaster Ser vices and HIV/AIDS Education for the 13 southeastern counties of North Carolina. You Saw H In Tlte News-Journal Sl«5rt‘ Baseball Cards & More! .A(j()7 Kot'kl'ish Ri)ad It ])( M 11s 423 21.51 FOR SALE 3 Acres Of Land With Large Storage Building. 200 Foot Road Frontage. $10,500. D—rthU SubdMahn 919-488-7042 Ron Blackburn ELDS GohrcII - Davis' Produce Garden Mums - $1.50 ea. ^umpkins • Mountain Apples Turnips Harvest Wreaths Bales of Hay Located on Hwy. 20 Between Dundarrach & Lumber Bridge Phone 875-7748 MUSICIAN NEEDED Pentecostal Church of God In Christ Full or Part Time Call 875-6011 Theresa Anderson MORGAN LANDSCAPING & LAWN CARE Year Around Service COMPLETE DESIGN Installation and Upkeep 875-8014 17 Years Experience - Licensed 5^ YOUffl DEWM Nov. 3-4-5, 7:00 p.m. Aflssy Linda Henton Diggins untie Rock. Arkansas Youth Are In Charge. We Are Looking For Participants. If You Are Interested In Singing; Choirs, Poems, Reading, Soloist, Please Call Me. Mrs. Theresa Anderson at 875-6011 October ^Specials* PERM SPECIALS ^25°° Short Hair ^35 & Up Past Shoulder Hair Military Cuts M Rockflsh Barber] & Beauty Shop 875-1101/875-1102 Lcx:ated in Rockfish across from the Rockfish Cafe. Hours: Tues. - FrI. 9-6 Saturday 9 - 3 Shiloh Ingathering Thursday, October 28 4:00 p.m. - 8:00 p.m. Shiloh Presbyterian Church Hwy. 211 West Barbecue & Chicken Salad Plates Crafts & Baked Goods Adults ^5, Children ^3 fXntiocfi Presbyterian Cburcfi ,, . Jnml lnfdmi Thursday, Oct. 21 beginning at 11:00 iTiirirE I BBQ & Chicken Salad S n i " iu - Liver Hash On BBQ Plates 00 beverage included Engagements The Rev, and Mrs. Neil W. McPhatter I 2; ' , The lollnwingbirth.s were reported to The News-Journal by area ho.spitals; Parents; Mr. and Mrs. Stephen Mark I’ierce Address; 702 Dogwood Lane Boy: Tyler Mark Pierce Hospital: Cape Fear Valley Date born: Oct. 2 Parent; Ernestine Ham Address: 602 Forest Street Boy: I'homas Christopher I lam Hospital: Cape Fear Valley Date born: Sept. 25 Parents: Lynette Ixe and James Robert Daniels Jr. Address: Raeford Boy: Danny DeShawn Daniels Hospital: Cape Fear Valley Date born: Sept. 25 Parent: Patricia Ann Roper Address: Raeford Girl: Debbie Inez Harris Hospital: Cape Fear Valley Date born: Sept. 29 Parents: Michelle Lynn Locklear Address: Raeford Girl: Sha’Kira DaneshaTanai Sinclair Hospital: Cape Fear Valley Date born: Sept. 30 Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hamilton 37th anniversary celebrated Mr. and Mrs. Rufus Hamilton cel ebrated their 36th wedding anniversary on October 13. They were honored with a buffet dinner at Virgils Drive-In. Mrs. Hamilton was given a bouquet of red roses from her husband. The thirty-two guests included the honoree’ssons Bernie, Dennis and Ken neth Hamilton, and their daughter, Sa rah Hamilton McLaughlin. Out of town guests were Mrs. Hattie Smith and Mrs. Alene Barrett of Eagle Springs,both are sistersof Mr. Hamilton. Mrs. Hamilton is the former Annie N. Blue, daughter of the late Neil Rich ard and Lillie Mae Blue. Jameria McPhatter and James Self Jr. MePhatter- Self Mr. and Mrs. Willie McPhatter an nounce the engagement of their daugh ter, Jameria McPhatter, to James Self Jr. of Chapel Hill. The wedding will take place at Russell Memorial C.M.E. Church in Durham on November 6. The bride-elect is a graduate of the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill and is employed by UNC-Chapel Hill. The prospective bridegroom is a graduate of North Carolina A&T and is employed by Duke University. NEW! Weight Watchers Every Monday Night at 6:30 pm Hoke County Civic Center Join For 1/2 Price I BRA SALE I "Custom Fitted Support Bras" I I (250 sizes) s Avie Jean M. Moser Custom fitter on duty 10 a.m. until Wed. • Fri.Oct. 20, 21, 22 I I I Apply at: ^ I J^nns j 9{ouse of (Beauty ^12 W. Edinborough 875-469^ 'CHDISTMAtS DAZAAD 'Saturday, November 6th’ SANDY GROVE United Methodist Church ARABIA COMMUNITY Breakfast 7:30 -10 am Barbecue Plates & Homemade Soup 11 am - 2 pm Crafts, Christmas Gifts, Baked & Canned Goods Food All Day — Breakfast Biscuits - Coffee Homemade Vegetable Soup. Desserts 50/50 Raffle and Drawing for Homemade Porcelain Doll Made by Betty Jones 2 pm fO on Baby Shoe Bronzing for Christmas 2 WEEKS ONLY-SALE ENDS OCT. 31 5 Beautiful Styles in 6 Gorgeous Finishes on Sale FOR CHRISTMAS GIVING Now IS the time to save on bronzing baby's precious shoes, With every adorable scuff and crease preserved forever in solid metal they make priceless gifts for your family to cherish through the years Style 51 Unmounted Shoe Bright Bronze Reg 24 95 *19 NOW ONLY 96 each tg^lNGATHERING ‘Bethel ‘Presbyterian Church Hwy. 401 South THURSDAY November 4, 1993 11 a.m. til 2 p.m. Barbecue or Chicken Salad $500 Say you Saw It in The I>fews>Journal TTie Style 45 Poriralt Stand Bright Bronre Reg. $86.95 SALE $69.56 Style 31 Welnut Platform 1 Shoe. Bright Bronze Reg $38.95 SALE $31,16 Style 62 Portrait Stand Blight Bronze Reg S77 9S SALE $62.36 Style 50 Bookends Bright Bronze Reg $78 95 SALE $63.16 PRICES LISTED ARE FOR BRIGHT BRONZE. Big Sevinga on Salt Styles m Antique Bronze, bawter , Sliver. Gold and Porcelainizing HAVE BABY’S NAME. BIRTHDATE ENGRAVED ONLY 35e PER LETTER Jdulaw Jewelers 124 N. Main St. Raeford. NC □ 875-3553 2 WEEKS ONLY ALE ENOS OCTOBER 31 . BRIN IN NOW! fasflionSfto-p of St. Pauls Invites you to a "FREE LUNCH" Buy a Fall Dress or Sportswear Outfit at regular price and receive $10 Gas Money and a $15 Lunch(or Dinner) Voucher for TarPackers, St. Pauls newest restaurant. Offer Ends Saturday, October 23rd FASHIONS AVAILABLE IN MISSES, PETITES & WOMEN'S SEES ‘The (fashion Shop 221 W. Broad St. St. Pauls, N. C. 28384 Phone: 865-4147 Hrs: Mon. • Sat. 9:30 a.nv til 5:30 p.m.
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