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K^nuKUi ?? 1 he Scurlock School Fourth Grade Chorus shown here with director Doris Austin will
sing Thursday in the concert of the Scurlock Spring Fest. starting at 7 p.m.. in the auditorium. It will be followed
hy the Art Exhibit of the Fest in the library. The Third and Fourth Grade students' work will be shown there.
Nancy McNeill will play piano accompaniment for the concert. The Art Exhibit will consist of the work of the
students of Martha Warren, the art teacher.
'Inside The Third Reich' On TV
by Naomi Johnson
The ABC production (May 9-10)
of Inside the Third Reich was a fine
adaptation of Albert Speer's
memories depicting the inner work
ings of Nazi Germany's political
machine. Albert Speer (Rutger
Hauer) was second in importance
only to Hitler (Derek Jacobi)
himself, and, according to the
book's introduction, "one English
newspaper had even written,
toward the end of the war, that he
(Speer) was more important to the
German war effort than Hitler
himself."
How could a man who con
sidered himself politically detached
rise to a position of such extra
ordinary importance, and how
could he completely obliterate the
atrocities going on around him?
Speer's main problem was his
ambition, not for power or prestige,
but to further himself as an
architect to become Hitler's master
builder. So like Faust who sold his
soul for knowledge, Speer sells his
for position. He says, "Like Faust,
I had found my Mephistopheles."
The book and TV adaptation try
to answer questions concerning
Hitler's rise to power and how an
individual with Speer's background
and intelligence could be lured as
he was.
Speer was dedicated to his
profession and his familv, parti
cularly his wife, Marguarite (Blythe
Danner). The TV adaptation
romanticized the relationship be
tween Speer and his family; he
plays it down in the autobiography.
He was highly respected by his
colleagues at Berlin University and
had great admiration for his to-be
mentor. Professor Heinrich Tes
senow (Trevor Howard), about
whom he wrote:
"My new professor is the most
clear-headed man 1 have ever met.
I am wild about him... I mean to
try hard to be admitted to his
master school in a year, and after
another year will try to become his
assistant."
Later, after the party believed
Tessenow to be a political suspect
and barred him from teaching,
Speer used his political influence to
reinstate him to his position at the
university. Speer also protected his
close friend and client. Dr. Robert
Frank.
As the paTty became more
powerful, those in prominent posi
tions were afraid to do anything to
jeopardize those positions, and
those in less influential positions
were afraid of losing the party's
favor or even their lives.
While at the university Speer had
many Jewish friends and students,
but after joining the party he
obliterates any distasteful thoughts
concerning Hitler's solutions (first
to final) "to the Jewish problem."
He admits to a Soviet colonel before
the Nuremburg trial that he had
never read "Mein Kampf and said
"this failure was rooted in (his)
inadequate political schooling." He
continued by saying had he read it,
he would have realized Hitler "was
proclaiming expansion of the Reich
to the East; was a rank anti-Semite;
was committed to a system of
authoritarian rule; and intended to
eliminate democratic pro
cedures...." In those early days,
Hitler's mental toughness and
ideologies mesmerized thousands
of eager, young intellectuals, in
cluding Speer.
Every time I read something or
see a program concerned with
Hitler's rise to power I become first
tense, then frightened and angry,
and finally vindictive. I found
"Inside the Third Reich " par
ticularly upsetting because it seems
incredible that a brilliant, clear
thinking young man could be taken
in by a megalomaniac opportunist.
I found the ABC production
startling at first because not only
was it entirely in English, but there
wasn't even a trace of a German
accent not even at Hitler's most
demagogic moments. This tech
nique made this viewer wonder
whether it was the producer's
intention to question whether a
similar situation could ever occur in
an English-speaking country. No,
this is 1982. Things like that no
longer occil'f. It can't happen here
... or can it?
Lisa Williams Wins National Award
The United States Achievement
Academy announced today that
Lisa Williams of Raeford has been
named a 1982 United States Na
tional Award winner in business
education.
This award is a prestigious honor
very few students can ever hope to
attain. In fact, the Academy
recognizes less than 5% of all
American high school students.
Lisa attends Hoke High School
and was nominated for this Na
tional award by Shirley Parsons,
her typing instructor.
Lisa will appear in the United
States Achievement Academy Of
ficial Yearbook, published na
tionally.
The Academy selects USAA
winners upon the exclusive
recommendation of teachers,
coaches, counselors or other school
sponsors and upon the Standards
for Selection set forth by the
Academy. The criteria for selection
are a student's academic per
formance, interest and aptitude,
leadership qualities, responsibility,
enthusiasm, motivation to learn
and improve, citizenship, attitude
and cooperative spirit, de
pendability, and recommendation
from a teacher or director.
She is the daughter of Jackie and
Jerry Williams and the grand
daughter of Mrs. Doris Floyd and
the late Heddie Floyd, and Mrs.
Trannie Williams and the late
O.G. Williams of Raeford.
Raeford Girl Receives National Award
Dorcas Hostetler of Raeford and
Gene Melvin of Lumberton have
M been awarded the National I DARE
YOU Award by Flora Macdonald
Academy.
The honors were presented by
Eugene L. McKethan, Jr., head
master, at awards day ceremonies
held at the school on May 18.
These students were selected for
the Award in recognition of ex
cellence in character and well
0 balanced personal development as
^ well as leadership potential.
In addition to the national
recognition received, the Award
provides the recipients with a copy
of William H. Danforth's book I
DARE YOU and a personalized
certificate. Mr. Danforth wrote the
book out of his own experience. He
dedicated much of his time and
philanthropy to youth work. In the
book, he challenges the readers to
0 aspire to their highest potential, to
attain constructive lives of service
and citizenship and to be com
mitted to excellence.
The I DARE YOU Award is
made available by the I DARE
YOU Committee of the American
Youth Foundation in cooperation
with the school. This is the 40th
consecutive year of the Award
program. The American Youth
School Menu
Friday, May 28
Fish
Slaw w /Carrots
Whole Potatoes w/Cheese Sauce
Cornbread
Milk
Menus for May 31 ? June 11 -
? Made in each school. Manager's
choice.
Foundation, founded in 1924, is a
not-for-profit organization dedi
cated to providing programs for
youth. The aim of the Foundation
is the discovery and enhancement
of leadership skills and the pro
motion of balanced growth and
development.
RETIREMENT PRESENTS ?? Tommy Macko retired recently as a rural
route carrier after 35 years ' service. Macko is well known in the Raeford
urea not only because of his postal service career, but also as an umpire and
worker with young people in several sporting activities. He was presented
several gifts by his fellow postal workers. Tommy is all smiles as he holds his
retirement certificate in one hand and a rod and reel in the other. Pictured
with Tommy is Postmaster Joe Carver [left] and window clerk Margaret
Tliaggard. ( Staff photo by Pam Frederick ).
YOU CAN'T VOTE ...
If
You Don't Register
Magistrates Court -
The following Hoke County
magistrates judgments were issued
last week.
Ellen J. Patterson. 804 Carolina
Dr., Raeford, worthless check.
SI 18.39 restitution to Jimmy's
Exxon, and costs.
Ricky J.W. Nunnery. Rt. 14,
Fayetteville. worthless checks.
SIS. 23 and S21.18 restitution to
Grady Hardin, and costs.
Henry Murchison, Rt. 2, Box
293, Raeford, worthless check.
S67.84 restitution to Jimmy's
Exxon, and costs.
Betty L. Dockery, Rt. 1, Box
315, Shannon, worthless check,
S16.83 restitution to Jackson's
FMA, and costs.
Reather Baker Blue, Rt. 3, Box
154 A, Raeford, worthless check,
$65.24 restitution to Electrolux,
and costs.
Margaret Underdue. Cliffside
Park, N.J., speeding 67 in a 55
zone, S10 and costs.
Kevin Denon Steele, Charlotte,
expired inspection certificate,
costs.
John Christopher Stone, Ft.
Bragg, expired inspection certifi
cate, costs.
Robert Devone Taylor, Gibson,
expired inspection certificate,
costs.
Joyce Gate* Workman, Char
lotte, speeding 65 in a 55 zone. S5
and costs.
E-8 William Odonnell, Ft.
Bragg, exceeding a safe speed,
costs.
Oaryl William Ratz, Rt. 3.
Lumbcrton, speeding 70 in a 55
zone, and passing on a crest, S10
and costs.
John Barry Rogers, Rt. 6, Harts
ville, S.C., speeding 65 in a 55
zone, S5 and costs.
Janice Ann Pratt, Rt. 2, Rae
ford, failing to stop at a stop sign,
costs.
David George Kitchens, Fay
etteville, speeding 68 in a 55 zone.
S10 and costs.
Bernetta Mainor Leslie, Fay
etteville, speeding 57 in a 45 zone.
S10 and costs.
Levern Lide, Rt. 3, Raeford,
failing to yield right of way at a stop
sign, costs.
Gary McPhaul, Rt. 3, Raeford,
failing to stop at a stop sign.
Robert Laverne McPhaul, Rt. 1,
Red Springs, no operator's license,
S25 and costs.
Samuel Melvin, McCain, dis
playing an expired license plate,
costs.
Ronald Alton Garner, Rt. 1,
Robbins, speeding 65 in a 55 zone,
S5 and costs.
Charles Edwin Johnson, Fayette
ville, tailing to stop at a stop sign,
costs.
James Homer Bull, Laurinburg,
expired inspection certificate,
costs.
Larry Donnell Adams. 1105 N.
Main St.. Raeford, costs.
Wilkie Oxendine, Rt. 1. Box 74,
Raeford. unsafe move, costs.
E-6 Steven Bridges, Ft. Bragg,
expired inspection certificate,
costs.
Valencia Samantha Parker, Rt.
3. Box 63. Raeford, unsafe move,
costs.
Lynda Christian lhde, Rt. 4, Box
475, Raeford, speeding 55 in a 45
zone, $5 and costs.
Leonel Corona. Plant City. Fla.,
driving under the influence, no
probable cause found (Breathalyzer
reading zero).
Clyde Murda McCall, Rt. 3,
Raeford, driving under the in
fluence, no probable cause
(Breathalyzer reading .07).
Leroy Singletary, Rt. 2, Box 494.
Raeford, driving under the in
fluence, no probable cause
(Breathalyzer reading .05).
Miley Karl a Daniel, Hemingway,
S.C. speeding 66 in a 55 zone, S10
and costs.
Ronald McNeill Huffman, Jr.,
Raeford, speeding 50 in a 35 zone.
S10 and costs.
TAX LIST
(Continued from Page 14)
Mr?. I ranee MCM McNeill, I I in M.I |
Heirs George McNeill. I I ol 4.11
Cnriirudc McNeill, I l ot 4.44
Heirs .lame McNeill, 2 Lots 13.45
Ik-irs John I). McNeill. 3 I ois Hal 9.01
John Haywood McNeill. I I ot .57.45
I eel tia McNeill. I Lot .13.67
Marvin McNeill. I l.oi 34.63
Paul McNeill & Addie M . 4H Acrc UN. 45
Heirs Sallie McNeill. .45 Acrc .23.31
Raymond McPhailer Jr.. I I ol 2X3. 1 1
Willie R. McPhailer & Wile. I l.ot 203.02
John \* . McPhaul. I I ot . . , 31.64
John W . McPhaul, I l.oi 555.50
John W . McPhaul. I Lot .270.02
Heirs Alexander McKae. I l.oi Bal. IH9.20
Heirs Goldie McRae. 2 I ois 25.97
James Walter McRae .lr .4 Hrenda. I I ot . <9.83
I exanna McRae. I l.oi 103.40
James E. Mallov& Helen. I Lot .. . .25.25
Juanita Malloy, .50 Acre 92.86
Willie Malloy & Theolder. .97 Acre 12.12
Mid Slate Homes Inc.. I Lot
TRAN. WILLIAM F. MCMILLAN ? 45.95
Thad Marks & Wife, I Loi 346.47
Icy Marsh. I Lot 4.11
Jackie Maxwell & Mary. 2.30 Acres 142.52 ?
Jackie Maxwell (Jacks Auto). 4.70 Acris .277.67
Jackie Maxwell, 3.73 Acres : 170.89
Mid State Homes Inc., 1 Lot ' v. fv .42.8>"s
Mid State Homes Inc., I Lot . . . -. 50.28
Mid State Homes Inc., I Lot 61.72
Mid Slate Homes Inc., .12 Acre 64.49
Mid Stale Homes Inc., I Lot 46.84
Mid State Homes Inc., I Lot 42.18
Heirs Clemmie Miller. 2 Lots Bal. 141.17
Helen Ruth Monroe, I Lot Bal. 68.24
James L. Monroe, I Lot 48.35
Robert Wilson Monroe & Wife, 1 .46 Acres 36.03
Heirs Stephen Monroe, I Lot 4.66
Wilma Monroe. I Lot 99.08
Margaret Moore. I Lot 42.69
James Murrisey & Carolyn. .48 Acrc .7.22
Lin/ie Morrison & Mary, I l.oi . . 130.15
Ophelia Morrison, I Lot . 44.73
Spencer C". Morrison & Jcanette. 2 Lots 111.34
Ml. Zion Holiness Temple Inc.. I Lot . 68.74
George Nickelson (Hatiiel. I Lot Bal 76.30
Davis K. Parker Jr.. I Lot .52.62
Eula Graham Pate, I Lot
IRAN JACK ELLIS 72.11
Luther S. Paul Jr.. 2 Acres 3.33
Heirs Ina Paulson. 224.20 Acres
Bal. due J. H \\ right 1.058.95
C yrus Peierkin, 1. 10 Acres 63.00
l.andcr Peierkin & Wife, I l ot 47 u
illie Mae Peierkin. I Lot and .28 Acre 64.27
Pilot Equities Inc.. I L ot . 904. .15
Pilot Equities Inc., I l.oi 175. 9K
Pilot liquifies Inc., I Lot 141.66
Pilot Equities. I Lol . .42.29
Pilot Equities. I Lot .10.40
Pilot Equities, I Lot 42.49
John Scott Poole, I Lot 6 26
John Scott Poole. I Loi 5 .11
John Scon Poole A Wife I I oi . 320.02
John Scott Poole A Wife, I l.ot 218 46
John Scon Poole. I Lot 4.24
William L. Poole Jr.. 53 Acres 88.25
William L. Poole Jr.. 25.60 Acres 257.96
William L. Poole Jr., 228 Acres 1.042.62
Charlie Procior A W lie. I Lot 154.97
Annie K. Purcell. I I ot . 168.34
Frances Purcell A Belly K . 4 l ots Bal 51.95
Honense Moultrie Purcell. 2 Lois Bal 30.00
Maggie Mae Purcell. .52 Acre 75.43
Raeford Auto Company. 2 1 ois 6.55
Raeford Auto C ompany. 1.30 Acres 12.69
Raelord Auto Company. I Lot 17.67
Raelord Auto Company , I Lol 2,813.55
Willie Edward Ray A Beatrice. .25 Acre Bal. 58.53
Blanche Readdy Jr. A Vernella, .56 Acre 8.88
Flossie Robinson. 2 Lots . 67 66
Heirs Preniis Robinson, I Lol 2.33
Heirs Clonnie Rogers. I Lot 19 76
Leo Schulenburg Et Al. 10 Acres I73.21
Alexander Schwarchber A Carolyn. I Lol 110.70
Scotsdale Inc., 18 Lois . 199.58
William O. Scon A Linda. I I of 172.83
Helen Sellars A Linda Uppercure. I I ot 57.67
W .C. Sellars A Wife f Lot 258.06
M.K. Sessoms Jr. A Joann, I Acre 63.73
M.K. Sessom Sr. & Others, 6 l ots |7h.4Y
M.K. Sessoms Jr. A Others. 32.80 Acres 61 .83
M K. Sessom* Jr. A Joann. I Lot 25,.'5
M.K. Sessoms Jr. A Joann. I I oi 14 66
M.K. SessomsA Joann. I Loi 166.87
M.K Sessoms A Joann. I l oi 135 86
M.K. Sessoms A .loann. 41 Acre 49.27
Dorothy Leslie Shaw. I Lol Bal. 34 32
Uasion Shaw Jr. A W ite. I I ot Bal 1 24 43
James Shaw A Marie. 3 I <>i> * 1 1
Heirs Willie James Sinclair. 4. HO Acres H 66
Mary Singleiary, .58 Acre . 2.78
Oral Singleiary A Wile. I lot 117.01
Spencer Singleiary. I I ot V66
lames A. Snuih A Iris. 2 I ots 69 44
Obie Smnh A Rebecca. 6 III At.rc? Hal. 249.17
W illie I . Smith A Caiolvn. I I ot 65 611
Harrison Southerland A V. itc. I I ot 206.30
Heirs John Souther land. I Lot 94.35
Southern I awn A Fence ol C arolina. I I at 146 5k
Southern Saiional Bank. .41 Acre
I R \S II C I (KM F \R ? 26
Ralph Edward Stewart Ji. & Wile. I l.oi 145.08
Fairley W. 1 avlor & Wile, 2 Lois & .25 Acre 57. 2*
Thomas & Davis Corporation, 3.34 Acres 32.60
Clyde Thomas & Wife. I Lot 47.62
Crawlord L. Thomas & Wife. I l ot .169.98
Crawford L. Thomas & Wife, I Loi 518.43
James A. Thomas & Wife. I Loi 205.68
Roy Thomas & Louise. 2'/: Lots 164.89
Ro> Thomas & John Kemp. .50 Lot 147.85
Hoy Thomas & Louise, 10 Acres 52.17
Roy Thomas & Louise, I Lot 58.39
Homer t. Tuttle & Ruby. I Lois
TRAN. CONWARD COBB 79.39
Heirs Vina Jane Tyler. 1.43 Acres .? "...26.64
W.L. Upchurch & Wife. I Lot 167.%
William L. Upchurch Jr. & Joye. 5.51 Acres 39.63
illiam L. Upchurch Jr. & Joye, 4.23 Acres 12.83
William L. Upchurch Jr. & Wife. I Lot 343.91
Carl Virgil & Wife, 1 Lot 188.59
C arl Virgil. 2 Lois 392.45
John Virgil. Wilhilmenia. .50 Acres 31.45
Robert C. Virgil, I Acre Bal. 2.45
George Walker & Wife. I Lot .Bal. 35.78
James E. Walker & Dorothy, I Lot .88.14
Paul Albert Wall, I Loi II 1 .06
Mitchell Thomas Walters. 3 Acres 60.60
Heirs Sandy Washington. I Lot 18.89
. Franklin Watts. 1 Lot 213.45
_ Isadore White, 1 Lot . , . i; ., . ;... . .jj\. .39.58'
fauline Shaw Williams. 2 Acres 155. 13
Trannie Williams, ,64 Acre 1 5. ?7
Mittie Woodward, 2 Lois .8.44 ,
Wright & Best Inc., I Lot # 285.12
Wright & Best Inc.. I Lot 16,97
Danny Wright & Wife, 2 Lots ,. 13.10
J.H. Wright & Aline. 72.59 Acres 309.21
J.H. Wright & Aline, 64.65 Acres : 194.36
J.H. Wright & Aline. I Lot .? 143.72
J.H. Wright & Aline. 49.49 Acres 529.80
J.H. Wright. 9 Lots 173.94
J.H. Wright, 3 Acres & 1 1 . 90 Acres 142.08
J.H. Wright, 2 Lots 376.43
J. W right, A. Johnson& M.K. Sessoms. I Lot 587.42
J.H. Wright & Bernard Bray, 1 Lot 44.54
J.H. W right & Fred Foster. 1 .08 Acres 16.31
Thomas W right & Vickie. 2 Lots & .50 Acre .23.93
Heirs W . A. W right. 94.59 Acres 639.25
N -Incorporated. I l ot 284.74
V -Incorporated. 1. 10 Acres 8.58
Y-lncorporated. 4 Lots 60.37
Y-lncorporated, 15 Lots 1,986.33
Heirs Emma Young, I Lot 22.96
STONEWALL TOWNSHIP
Howard Bain & Wife, I Acre 48.84
Adell Baldwin & Wife. .46 Acre 76.43
Larry Wayne Beasley & Carol, 2 Acres 278.78
Thomas A. Bryan & Mallie. 6.88 Acres 73. 1 5
Thomas A. Bryan & Maine. 1.61 Acres 101.23
Harold A. Chason & Wile. .90 Acres 232.55
Alex C lark, 1.16 Acres Bal. 53.00
Archie C. Davis. 39.04 Acres Bal 81.87
Hector Davis A Wife, 31.77 Acres 223.84
H H <& I addie Davis fci Al. 28 Acres 120.83
Konnie Davis & Nancy T . I 14 Acres Bal. 43.01
Harrison Di\on. .23 Acre Bal. 81.63
Harold Tagan & Nasko. 9 Acres 73.32
David L. lilover & Jacqueline. 8.19 Acres 48.29
Cirover Nelson Grace & Wile. .25 Acre 129.87
Clarence L. (Jriffin & Theresa. I Acre .11.11
Heirs Thomas Hall. 2 Acres 126.38
Larl I Handon & Lucille. 61 Acre 5.44
bugene Handon & Wilma. 80 Acre 110 89
Gwendolyn D Handon. I I ot 40.11
Moses Handon. I Lot 5.03
W ade Harding & Deborah. I Lot 302.81
Bessie Harris & I i//ie. .53 Acre 3.33
Joseph A Harris. 3.45 Acres 17.45
Matthew Harris & Lizzie, I Lot 68.55
C harles Linwood HayesA Sara. 80 60 Acres 200.37
Clara Davis Hembree & Tred, 18.80 Acres 49.95
Weslev Hollingsworth & Amanda. 1 l.oi 11.10
Helen T Ives. I Acre Bal 18.52
Luther P Jackson & Martha. .58 Acre Bal. 135.48
Neil A Jackson, 3 20 Acres 26.48
Neil A Jackson & Bessie Rae. 1.49 Acres 258.08
Marline Jones & Nevia, 1 Acrc 82 14
W yvie Jones & W lie. 10 Acre- 110 67
Dav id Koon. 2 60 Acres 9.83
Douglas I each, I 1 ot 4.33
James Alton Leach. .75 Acre
THAN. CHARLIE DIXON 9 88
1 uller 1 ocklear & Doris, 46 Acre I89.III
Proctor l.ocklear Sr., 96. 50 Acres 161.35
1 annie Melsin. 20 Acres 47.57
Jasper Melsin, .57 Acre 144.20
Heirs Sylvester Melv in. 1 1 Acres 20.65
Heirs K H Morris. ,95 Acre 27.23
W illiam M Morris. 1 .05 Acres 87 12
lohn IXmglas McBrvde. 65.80 Acres
TRAN. RICKEY LOCKLbAK Bal. 55.75
Donald W McKox. 137.97 Acres 163.26
C .1). McCiougan A Lli/aheth. 1 1 t(2 Acres 18.93
Nettie Mae McGougan. .53 Acre 62.38
Odell McCiougan & Augusta. 48 Acre Bal '1.27
Heirs W illie James McCiougan. I I ot 30.48
Ralph Parker & Wile. .45 Acre 182.97
lames Patc<& Sallv. I I ot 210.08
liars Porter & Annette. 164 Acres 13.38
?Mhcrt Richardson. 46 Acre 67.49
W .ind.i Sue I hompson. .46 Acie 14.65
Stella Mae W ehh. 5 1 Acres 6.55
Ciranlord WinhIs& I mma J.. 4 19 \cres 49.28
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