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? WORKSHOP -- Thirty two Hoke High School students recently attended the 25th Annual Choral Workshop at
UNC in Chapel Hill. Attending the workshop were [first row. left to right ] Donna Scarboro. Julie Gibson. Julie
Christopher. Janet Best. Lisa Dalton. Dee Dee Dockery. | second row) Marv Archie McNeill. Dennis Ellis. Gay
Ivey. Joy Hottel. Beth Cameron. Andelia Denton. Cynthia Little, [third row] Kurt Ernest, Martha Johnson. Susan
McLean. Willv Brown. Darrel McAllister, Kennv McRae. Michael Ferguson, f fourth row] Jerry Bruner. Kevin
Davis. Tim McKenzie, Derrick McDougald, Rob Shook, [fifth row ) Kenneth Ray. Duncan Bouyer. Randy
Barefoot. Kemp Byrd. Art Diehl and Neil McNeill. [Not shown: Debbie Cashwell. Debra Scarboro | [Photo by Rob
Shook ]
Lumber Bridge News
By Lib Sumner
BIBLE SCHOOL
June 26 thru July I , Bible School
with the Rex and Lumber Bridge
Presbyterian Churches. The school
will begin with a covered dish meal
on Sunday June 26 at 6:30 p.m.
and continue each evening through
Friday, July 1 . There will be classes
for all ages including the adults.
The school will meet with the Rex
church this year.
The W.M.U. meeting, Thursay,
June 23, will be held at The Open
Arms Rest Home in Raeford. Two
members of The Baptist Church
are in this home, Miss Lina
Chason, and Ernest D. McGougan.
, There will be a Music Clinc held
at the Red Springs Baptist Church,
Sunday evening, June 26, at 2:30.
The public is invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Henry Thompson,
Mr. and Mrs. Talmadge Elliott and
Mrs. Jon Tyner went with the
Youth Group of The Baptist
Church and several from the
Presbyterian Church to Sherwood
Forest Park. Myrtle Beach from
Friday evening until Sunday. Those
enjoying the trip were, Marcus
Thompson, Cathy, Monica and
Wayne Tyner, Stevie Ammons,
George and Sherry Elliott, Denies
and Aysen Williford.
Rev. and Mrs. Stacy A. Wells
spent several days last week at
Carolina Beach with their son. Mr.
and Mrs. Stacy Wells Jr. and
family.
Glenn H. Clark was a delegate
from the Presbyterian Church to
attend the Presbytery this week in
Nashville, Tennessee.
Mrs. J.C. Chason spent Friday
night and Saturday with her
brother and sister - in - law, Mr.
and Mrs. J. Edwin Clifton Jr.,
Saturday night and Sunday with
her sister and nephew, Mrs. Allie
Keeter and Mr. and Mrs. Edwin C.
Keeter and familv, and brother",
Dennis Clifton.
Rob Schoch of Vanceboro visited
his mother - in - law, Mrs. Hunter
Forbes, Thursday through Sunday.
Mrs. Schoch and son, Jeffrey are on
a trip with friends to Loft,
Oklahoma. Mr. and Mrs. William
Jenkins of New Bern spent last
week with Mrs. Forbes.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Fulford
McMillan visited the Sumner's
Thursday night.
Mrs. A.F. Tolar is suffering with
an ear infection. She was feeling
better Monday.
Mrs. Clinton Jackson returned
home from Scotland Memorial
Hospital Friday and went back for
a check up Monday.
Richard Cox is home after
spending two week's in South
eastern Memorial Hospital and, is
getting along very well.
Mrs. Ethel Gibson of Rockfish
spent Monday with Mrs. S.E.
Sumner.
Eddie Caddell of Raleigh spent
the weekend with his parents, Mr.
and Mrs. George L. Caddell.
Mrs. Lois Capps of Gilmer,
Texas is spending the summer with
her mother and sister, Mrs. Allie
Kate Maxwell and Mrs. Flo Clardy.
Mrs. Capps, Mrs. Wilber Spears
and Tammy Livingston visited
Misses -Lib and Lois Saturday
evening.
Charlie Dearen of Jacksonville.
Florida spent several days last week
with his mother, Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn H. Clark.
Spending last week with Mr. and
Mrs. W,H. Schell were Sgt. and
Mrs. William Schell and daughters
from Goldsboro and Mr. and Mrs.
Harold Schell and children of
Charlotte.
Miss Pamela Sumner made the
trip on the Wagon Train last
weekend. She said they had a nice
time, but the weather was very hot.
PCA Leaders Attend Conference
Officials representing the South
east Production Credit Association
and the Federal Land Bank Associ
ation of Lumberton have just
returned from Atlanta, Ga. where
they attended the annual confer
ence of Production Credit Associa
tion and Federal Land Bank As
sociation directors and presidents
in the Carolinas, Georgia and
Florida.
The conference held at the
Marriott Hotel June 15-17 was
sponsored by the Federal Inter
mediate Credit Bank of Columbia,
South Carolina and The Federal
Land Bank of Columbia, South
Carolina. The theme of the confer
ence was "Partijers in Progress."
Program topics presented at the
conference included highlights of
service and operations of The
r the united way
Ml pp or ting your
HOKE COUNTY
RESCUE SQUAD
TKMiciam
"Community Sarvk* S?r?t? 1 962"
Federal Land Bank and the Federal
Land Bank Associations, and the
Federal Intermediate Credit Bank
and Production Credit Associa
tions. The program on Thursday,
June 16, featured an address on
"America's Real Food Reserve:
The South!" by Lane Palmer,
editor. Farm Journal. Philadel
phia, Pa.; and an address on
"Future Role of Parm Credit in
Agriculture" by Carroll K. Card
well, deputy governor, Office of
Credit and Operations, Farm Cre
dit Administration, Washington,
D.C. An address on "Monetary
Outlook and System-wide Secur
ity" by Aubrey Johnson, fiscal
agent, Fiscal Agency, New York,
N.Y. and a concluding inspiration
al and motivational address by Dr.
Norman Vincent Peale, Minister of
Marble Collegiate Church, Fifth
Avenue, New York, "The Positive
Principle Today" were made on
Friday, June 17, 1977.
Officials of the PCA attending
the conference in addition to Smith
included Roscoe Enzor of Fair
Bluff, chairman of the board;
James H. Adams of Rowland, vice
chairman; Reid Childress of Wa
gram, director; M. Johnson Britt of
Lumberton, director; Charlie Pen
dergrass of Raeford, director; John
Carmichael of Laurinbure, direc
tor; John Balfour of Lumber
Bridge, director; Robert H. Britt of
Whiteville, director; and Edgar
Hinson of Whiteville, director.
Magistrates
Court
The following speeding cases
were heard by the magistrates:
Frances Miller Sullivan, Rt. 4, Box
293, Raeford, speeding 65 in a 55
m.p.h. zone, $5. court costs; Tony
Anthony McLaurin. 210 S. Mag
nolia, Raeford. 50 in a 35 m.p.h.
zone, $10, court costs; Elam Roy
Wolfe. Charlotte, 65 in a 55 m.p.h.
zone. 55. costs; Robert Leroy
Marshall. Fayetteville, 66 in a 55
m.p.h. zone, $10, costs.
Kathleen Dunlap Buck. Fayette
ville. 66 in a 55 m.p.h. zone. $10.
costs; George Allen Jones, Fayette
ville, 57 in a 45 m.p.h. zone. $10,
costs; Frank Chandler, McCain. 62
in a 55 m.p.h. zone, $5, costs;
Arnold W. Caslin. Glendora. N.J.,
65 in a 55 m.p.h. zone. $5, costs;
Mildred Bright Ivey. Washington.
D C.. 70 in a 55 m.p.h. zone. $10.
costs.
Phillip Wayne Hill. Winston
Salem. 69 in a 55 m.p.h. zone, $5,
costs; Milroy Daniels. Ft. Bragg,
70 in a 55 m.p.h. zone. $10. costs;
Edna Blackwell Moore. Rt. 1, Box
25B, Red Springs. 65 in a 55
m.p.h. zone. $5. costs; Robert
William Eng 111. Ft. Bragg. 67 in a
55 m.p.h. zone. $10. costs; Max
Erwin Norman. Camp Geiger, 65
in a 55 m.p.h. zone. $5. costs;
Blanche Selden Bullock. Chad
bourn. excessive speed, costs.
Other traffic violations heard
include: Edward Ozier Goodman.
Shannon, failure to wear corrective
lenses. $25 fuse, costs; James Hitler
Dial. Rt. 1. Box 760, Red Springs,
failure to wear corrective lenses,
$25. costs; Francis McGinnis, Rt.
2, Box 59. Raeford. inspection
violation, court costs; Marvin
Hamilton. Hope Mills, inspection
violation, costs.
John Gideon Matthews, Aber
deen, inspection violation, costs;
Karl Bruce Molden, Fayetteville,
inspection violation, costs; Alma
Scott Berry, failure to stop for a
stop sign, court costs; Purcell
Henderson. Rt. 1. Box 171 C, Red
Springs, driving with an expired
license, $25. costs; Travis Kent
Rogers, Rt. 1. Box 461. Red
Springs, following too closely.
Duncan Harold Carter. Rt. 4,
Box 277 A. Fayetteville. was sen
tenced to two days in jail, retroac-^
tive to date of commitment for
appearing intoxicated in a public
place.
Graduate Program
Summer Session
Registration 27th
Formal registration for the sec
ond summer session of North
Carolina State University's gradu
? ate program at Ft. Bragg will be
held June 27 through July 1.
The registration will be held at
the University Center on Armistead
Street, Ft. Bragg, between 9 a.m.
and 1 p.m.
Courses in adult education and
psychology will be offered during
the session which begins on July 5
and continues through August 10.
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