In Superior Court
AFDC, Food Stamp Restitution Pay Set
The following Hoke County
Superior Court judgments were
issued last week. Judge Wiley F.'
Bowen presided over the one-week
criminal term.
Gloria Robinson, P.O. Box
1151. Raeford, pleaded guilty to
two counts of larceny by trick, three
years suspended, probation, pay
S904 restitution to the Hoke County
Department of Social Services tor
Aid to Families with Dependent
Children program, and $722 to
Hoke County DSS for the federal
food stamp program, and court
costs.
Willie Lee Stanley. Box 265
Haetord, five counts of uttering
forged checks, two years, credited
Browsing in the files
of The News-Journal
25 years ago
Thursday, March 21, 1957
Chamber of Commerce President
Marion H. Gatlin last week notified
members of their annual supper
) meeting at the McLauchlin School
at 6:30 next Monday night and
urged them to attend, saying that
matters will be discussed "which
will vitally affect the economy of
our town and county for years to
come."
? * *
Robert H. Gatlin, civil engineer,
^was this week appointed Raeford
building inspector by Mayor Alfred
Cole.
? * ?
Natural gas utility service for
Raeford and 28 other communities
in south-central and eastern North
Carolina by next winter appears to
be assured
Cub Scout Packmaster Furman
Clark said this week that the Clubs
in the den meetings during this
month have been working on the
theme "Indian Trails." and they
will display some of what they have
learned at the monthly pack meet.
* * *
I A-B Leslie Douglas Lunsford,
who has just completed training at
Lackland AFB, San Antonio.
Texas, is spending two weeks with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. Jay
Lunsford, of Wayside.
* * *
A report released this week by
Henry E. Kendall, chairman of the
employment security commission
^indicated that insured employment
in North Carolia climbed to a
record high during the third
Sjuarter of last year, on the basis of
igures just compiled.
15 years ago
Thursday, March 23, 1967
There will be no water-sewer
bond election in Raeford for the
time being, town officials indicated
this week and it may be another
year before the bond issue is called.
? ? *
Hoke County parents and stu
dents have until April 13 to choose
the school they wish the students to
attend during the 1967-68 school
year, according to W.T. Gibson,
Jr., superintendent of schools.
* * *
The body of an 84-year-old
Negro woman missing since March
15 in the Five Points community
was found at noon Sunday some
two miles from her residence.
? * *
Parker Methodist Church will be
the only church in the area to hold
sunrise services Easter morning, as
far as had been revealed yesterday.
* * *
Hoke High School Glee Club
participated in high school com
petition in Wilmington last week
and was the only 3-A repre
sentative to receive a "superior"
rating.
# * ?
Frank Bristow, an avid fisher
man. landed his first big bass of the
season Tuesday afternoon "in the
Arabia community."
* * *
Funeral services for James H.
Irby, 47, of 610 Bethel Road, who
died Monday night of a heart
attack, were conducted Tuesday at
Raeford Methodist Church by the
Rev. R.E.L. Moser.
FMA Honor Rolls
?Are Announced
Fora Macdonald Academy stu
dents in grades 5 through 8 recently
completed their fourth 6-week
grading period. Following is a
listing of students who earned
recognition on the academy's three
honor rolls:
Headmaster's Honor Roll:
5th: Shelia Everitte, Victor Ha.
and Clifton Watson.
) 6th: Chris Dailey, Bill McGou
gan. Sherry McLean. John Mc
Manus and Lisabeth Murray.
7th: Elizabeth Marshall Mc
Leod, Kyle Chavis, Maria Collins,
Virginia Hayes, Leigh Jackson,
Martha McLean and Jana Watts.
8th: Suzy Brooks, Tonya Pate
and Wendy Weatherman.
F.M.A. Honor Roll:
5th: Young Byun, Jennifer Col
1 i ns . Stephanie Herndon, Jeff
Townsend. Michelle Williams and
Lisa Woolfolk.
6th: Gary Graves. Lisa Keber.
Howard Lassiter. Catherine Lee,
Arch McLean, Beth Shook and
Sean Sullivan.
7th: Ok Wha Bvun, Rachael
Lynn Hodge, Edna Holliday Poole,
Kelly Burns. Dana Helms. Vi
Luker, Leslie McKethan. Marie
McLean. Jason Romer. Crystal
Fackrell and Trent Savidge.
8th: Christa Evans, Kim Mc
Neill. Beth McNeill. Joy Powers
and Paula Pridgen.
Special :
5th - Liz Bruce and Josh Hayes.
6th: Keith Powers.
7th: Beth Wilkes.
8th: Mary Chase McLean.
A VOTE FOR
CLEO BRATCHER, JR.
For County Commissioner
IS A VOTE FOR
Good Quality
Education For Our
Children,
Enough Good Farm
Land To Keep
Agriculture Strong
Opportunities For _
Jobs > F Q *
PAID FOR BY
HOLLINGSWORTH'8 FLORIST Who Supports
CLEO BRATCHER, JR.
FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER
? THE PEOPLE'S CANDIDATE ?
with 62 days in custody awaiting
trial, as a condition of work release,
the defendant is to make SI 50
restitution to Cole's Food Store,
$90 restitution to Home Food
Market, and $60 restitution to
A&P of Raeford.
Jethro Thomas. Rt. 4. Red
Springs, breaking and entering,
and larceny, and assault with a
deadly weapon, pleaded guilty to
felony breaking and entering, and
to misdemeanor assault with a
deadly weapon, three years; the
defendant is ordered to get his high
school diploma or GED high school
equivalency, and is committed
initially to Central Prison in Ra
leigh for medical and psychiatric
examination, and if required, treat
ment.
Debra Bratcher, Rt. 1. Raeford.
violation of the noise ordinance,
costs.
Clarence Bratcher. Rt. 1, Rae
ford, violation of the noise ordi
nance, and two counts of resisting
an officer, pleaded guilty, costs.
James Black. Rt. 1, Red Springs,
violation of the noise ordinance,
pleaded guilty, costs.
James C. Sanderson, assault with
a deadly weapon with intent to kill,
inflicting serious injury, six years
suspended for five years, pay all
uninsured medical expenses of
Robert Lee resulting front the
offense, but not limited to $5.8bS.
78 presented last week, and pay a
$200 fine, and court costs, and
secure a high school diploma or
GED high school equivalency by
January 1. 1983.
Curtis Van Allen Ray. 809
Carolina Dr.. Raetord. larceny,
found not guilty by a jury.
John L. Mclean. Rt. 1. Box 99.
Red Springs, unauthorized use of
a motor vehicle. 12 to 24 months
suspended for two years, proba
tion. costs, and learn to write his
name within six months.
Nathaniel Brown, Box t>05. Rae
tord. driving license revoked, and
no financial responsibility, one
year, suspended. $200 and costs.
Larry R. Adams. Box b8. Lum
ber Bridge, charged with driving
under the influence, fourth offense,
and driving while license revoked,
pleaded guilty to driving with a
blood-alcohol level of .10% or
more, and driving while license
revoked, six months on the alcohol
charge and 24 months to the license
charge, suspended, two years pro
bation. $300 and costs, and enroll
and complete alcohol-abuse pro
grams on direction of the probation
officer.
TO APPEAR HERE ?? This group from a Charlotte Opera affiliate "ill
perform Seymour Borah's "At Last I Found You " at the Hoke County Arts
Festival April .1-9. L-R Stephen Hamilton. Lou Clegf;. Mary Cooke, ami
Timothy Braden . Hal Mcintosh also will perform with them. The aroup /.?
in the North Carolina Opera, the educational and touring affiliate of the
Charlotte Opera.
Mrs. Davis Completes
Hospital Course
Clara R. Davis ot Raetord
recently completed a 40-hour
course in Cardiac Pulmonary Unit
Intensive Care Unit at Moore
Memorial Hospital at Pinehurst.
She has been employed there as a
nursing assistant and on com
pletion of the course was assigned
to the hospital's Intensive Care
Unit.
Mrs. Davis's husband is Davie!
A. Davis, and thev haw two
children.
Mrs. Davis is the daughter oi
Mr. and Mrs. Carl Rose.
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