PERFECT A TTENDANCE - These Faberge, Inc., employees were given awards January 26 for perfect atten
dance on the job for periods ranging from one to three years through December. The employees are shown
holding their awards. They and their perfect-attendance periods are, front, Barbara Barefoot, three years, and
William McArn, one year;, and, rear, Henry Hollingsworth, one year, and Frances McGee, two years. Harriet
Wright received an award for one year of perfect attendance also. She was on vacation when this picture was
taken. (Stqff photo).
PIANOS & ORGANS
BANKRUPT STOCK, REPOSSESSIONS,
DISCONTINUED CLOSEOUTS
SALE -3 DAYS ONLY!
Thursday, Friday 8- Saturday, Feb. 4, 5, 6. Tremendous discounts
on Name-Brand Pianos & Organs purchased from Bankrupt
Dealers, discontinued by Manufacturers, Finance Company
Repo's. ALL merchandise with New Factory Warranty (except
Repo's) &? service by Area Dealer. Name Brands 40% to 50% Off
Entire Selection. Financing Available with No Down Payment.
Agent On Premises: Piano & Organ Dist.
SALE HOURS: THE SHERATON INN
Thur# - 12-9
Fri ? 10-9 U.S. 1 It Morganton Exit
Sat - 1C-5
PLAY AT WEST HOKE - Mrs. Sandra Home's kindergarten students at West Hoxe School gave a play
January 26 for the other students and the teachers and staff, and parents who could come. One picture shows
some members of the cast in one of the opening scenes, and the other shows part of the audience waiting for the
play to start. The play was "The World Is A Rainbow. " The students presented nursery rhymes and songs for
children in countries throughout the world. They closed the program with the songs, "The World Is A
Rainbow" and "It's A Small World. " ( Staff photo).
We'd like to thank our customers
for conserving electricity.
Recent severe weather has caused all of
us a great deal of concern.
Despite all the hardship and
inconvenience, it's times like
this that often bring out the
best in people. One example is
the recent conservation effort
made by our customers.
Although record low temperatures
pushed demands for electricity to record
highs, your conservation efforts helped us
meet needs throughout the critical period.
And while you were doing your part, we
were working hard to do ours.
Our employees worked around the
clock to meet customers needs, backed /
by our nuclear units that have provided over
40% of the electricity we've generated during
the cold snap.
Winter may still hold a few surprises; but, if
everyone responds to the need to conserve electricity
during peak periods as they did during the recent ex
treme weather, we'll be better able to meet your elec
tric needs no matter what the winter may have in store.
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Deaths & Funerals
Wllbert Stanton
Wilbert Angus Stanton. 52. died
Saturday.
The funeral was held Monday
afternoon in Crumpler Funeral
Home. Burial was in Raeford
Cemetery,
Surviving are his wife. Mrs. Betty
Sue Stanton; his daughter. Miss
Linda Stanton; and his mother,
Mrs. L.W. Stanton of Raeford.
Lacy Pratt '
Lacy L. Pratt, 73, a former
resident of Raeford, died January
20 at his home in Roanoke, Va. He
was a retired manager of Leggett
Department Store in Roanoke.
A sister was the late Miss Jane
Pratt, North Carolina's first con
gresswoman. Lacy and Jane Pratt
and their family lived in Raeford
for several years and still have
many friends in Raeford. The Pratt ?
family built the Pratt Building on
North Main Street in downtown
Raeford.
The funeral was held January 22
in Roanoke, and burial was in
Sunrise Cemetery, Radford, Va.
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