Area Incidents
Cash, Tools Stolen
The following were reported
recently to the Hoke County
Sheriffs Department.
Harold Cashon, Rt. 1, Lumber
Bridge, reported Monday a man
gave an.$30 "payroll check" at
Handy Stop at Dundarrach, after
getting $5 worth of gas. The man
was given $75 change and endorsed
the check, which bore the name
B&S Services, Rt. 4, Fayetteville.
Later it was learned the Cumber
land County Sheriffs Department
had a misdemeanor warrant for
larceny of blank checks from
Thomas Stroud of Cumberland
County. The warrant charged the
man who had cashed the check at
the Handy Stop.
Hoke deputies arrested the man
at his residence and turned him
over the the Red Springs Police
Department.
Chester Bryant McNulty, Rt. 2,
Raeford, reported September 7
someone broke into his mobile
home on SR 1422 and stole a S70
cassette recorder and $25 in cash.
On September 4 he reported some
one stole a lawnmower and tools
worth a total of SI.160 from his
property.
Mrs. Frank McFadyen, Raeford,
reported someone stole a $100
clothes washer and a $60 table from
her mobile home between Septem
ber 6 and 9.
Someone on September 9 or 10
stole tour tires, four rims, a CB
radio, a regular radio, and
speakers from Jerry's Auto Repair
garage on Rubber Road.
Someone on September 9 or 10
broke into Samuel Melvin Jr.'s,
garage on Rt. 12, Fayetteville, and
stole 51,679 worth of tools and tool
boxes, and a $200 battery charger.
Someone broke into the parts
area of Correctional Enterprises at
McCain Hospital September 8 or 9
and stole a floor jack worth $173.17
and two lawn mowers worth $298.
79 in all.
Raeford Police Chief Leonard
Wiggins reported his department
received the following reports.
James Long, 422 W. Prospect
Ave., reported a 12.000 BTU air
conditioner missing from his yard.
He said it had been on a dog box
last time he saw it. The air
conditioner was valued at $200.
Annie Jackson of 121 Stewart St.
reported Sunday the license place
sticker bearing the year number
was discovered missing. It is valued
at $16.
Selena M. Livingston, 204
Adams St., reported Sunday a
wallet containing $62.75 was taken
from her purse, which was worth
$7. The wallet was recovered later,
and William Joseph Charles, Jr.. of
1152 Ratley Acres, was charged
with larceny.
Hoke Heart Association
Officers Elected
The Hoke County Heart
Association held an organizational
meeting September 9 at the Hoke
County Public Library to plan for
the 1982-83 Campaign.
Emma J. Mims, principal of
Turlington Elementary School,
was elected president. Other of
ficers elected include: Carol Page,
secretary; Mrs. Barbara Lippard,
treasurer; Mrs. Marth Lundy,
education chairman; and Anna H.
Jordan, public information chair
man.
Plans were discussed for the up
coming year with Mrs. Esther
Temple, field consultant for the
North Carolina Heart Association.
For the first time in several years
the Hoke County Heart Associa
tion will be a fulltime, all
volunteer organization.
The association will be able to
place more emphasis on education
and support services provided
through the American Heart
Association. Miss Mims stated,
"We want to do more to inform
the public of Hoke County of
diseases of the heart and blood
vessels, and the prevention pro
grams supported by the Heart
Association. Mrs. Martha Lundy
has worked many years with
education of heart diseases, and
will be a valuable asset in this
area."
In other business, Miss Mims
presented awards and certificates
from the North Carolina Heart
Association for the 1981-82 Fund
raising Campaign. The Hoke
County Heart Association received
the Fund-raising Achievement
Award for the "Most Improved
Fund-raising Performance" last
year. The local units raised
511,176.06 in their annual cam
paign.
Miss Mims and Anna Jordan
received the Achievement Recogni
tion Award, the fourth highest for
individual service given by the
North Carolina Heart Association.
It is given to volunteers who have
continued dedicated service to the
administrative, fund-raising,
public relations or medical and
community programs of the Unit.
The Founder's Award, the fifth
highest for individual service, was
given to Mrs. Delia McNeill, Mrs.
Joyce Griffin, Mrs. Betsy Collins
and Susan Blackman for sustained
service in Heart Fund programs
for several years.
Heart Pins were given 10 Mrs.
Barbara Lippard and Mrs. Betty
Upchurch for their work
throughout the year.
Certificates of Appreciation
were presented for outstanding
work during the fund-raising cam
paign to the following: Jimmy
Wood, Jan Dial, Kathy Hendrix,
Jessie Dupree, Danny McGougan,
Mazelle Connell, Steve Phillips.
Robert Calhoun, Elma Page.
Grace MacDonald and Becky Sut
ton.
The Hoke County Tennis
Association received the Outstan
ding Achievement Award for
Clubs and Organizations.
Earlier in the year. The News
Journal received the William G.
Cole Award for outstanding con
tribution to the cause of Heart dur
ing during 1981-82.
Drew Wood
In 'Outstanding' Group
Andrew McLean (Drew) Wood
III of Raleigh, grandson of Jewel S.
Klouse. has been chosen for mem
bership in "Outstanding Young
Men of America" for 1982, "in
recognition of outstanding profes
sional achievement, superior lead
ership ability and exceptional ser
vice to the community," the certifi
cate awarded to him says.
The certificate bears the signa
ture of Doug Blankenship, chair
man of the OYM of A Board of
Advisors.
He is the son of Mrs. Judy Klouse
Thompson and Andy Wood of
Raleigh. Drew Wood completed
Broughton High School in 1966,
playing in the North Carolina
South Carolina Shrine Bowl foot
ball game which North Carolina
won that year. He attended Appa
lachian State University at Boone
on a football scholarship.
On August 8, 1970, he and
Andrea Calhoun were married in
Sacred Heart Cathedral in Raleigh,
returned to Appalachian and gra
duated together. They have two
children: Samantha. 6'/j, and
Kyle, 5.
Drew Wood and his wife work
for the state, he in the Budget
Division and she in the ABC
Division, and live in Raleigh's
historic Oak wood section.
Drew has a sister, Vikki Jewel
Olson. She and her husband,
Matthew, live in her mother's home
on Radcliff Road, Raleigh.
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and Norman Benton of Rt. I, Raeford. Benton bought the hat and coat
for 51.50 altogether at a yard sale in Hag ram August 28. Mrs. Benton is
holding Peanut. The pooch has 25 other coats, which the Bentons paid 58
to 59 for each. Peanut's daddy, Tippy, who is 18years old, has his own
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Benton explained, Tippy is fatter than Peanut. This picture was taken
Monday afternoon.
Rockfish News
by Polly Barnard
There was good attendance at
Galatia Presbyterian Church the
past Sunday morning. There was
congregational meeting following
the worship service.
Sub-district leaders meeting of
the United Methodist Women met
at Culbreth United Methodist
Church in Fayetteville Sunday
afternoon, September 12th at 2:30
o'clock. Mrs. Nan Hayward Sub
district leader and several other
women from Sandy Grove Church
attended. Mrs. Mina Townsend in
charge of the program which was
very informative. Little Jason
Swann recently celebrated his third
birthday with a party in the
Fellowship Hall of Pittman Grove
Baptist Church. Games were
played and Mrs. Susie Ellis played
the part of a clown for special
entertainment, which was con
cluded with a clown pinata. Fifteen
children and several adults at
tended. A clown birthday cake was
served with ice cream. Everyone
had a real good time.
A group of youth and several
adults enjoyed a skating party at
Bordeau in Fayetteville just prior to
school beginning. They had the
pleasure of seeing ex-president
Jimmy Carter and his entourage as
he arrived for the fund raising
dinner in his honor the same
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Gibson and
children. Paul and Lillian of Em
poria. Virginia spent the weekend
recently with Mr. and Mrs. Tommy
Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barnard
went to Southport fishing Friday ot
the past week.
Little Justin Sakobie of Hope
Mills spent Friday night and
Saturday with his grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence Barnard.
Miss Katie Black of the Galatia
Community entered Duke Hospital
the past Sunday for surgery.
Mrs. E.T. Brock. Jr. who was
admitted to Cape Fear Valley
Hospital with pneumonia. Tuesday
September 7th hopes to be released
soon.
Mrs. Pauline Kennedy of Fay
etteville visited her sister. Mrs.
Amos Grant. Jr., Mr. Grant and
family the past Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Kennedy had been on the sick
list recently but is getting along
much better at this time.
Mrs. Ozell Hester was admitted
to Wake Memorial Hospital in
Raleigh Tuesday of this week for
tests and possibly surgery.
The response to "Open House"
at Chicks Ceramics on Rockfish
Raeford Road last week was very
good. There were door prizes and
drawings for several other prizes. If
you missed it Mrs. Elizabeth Jones
invites you to come by and see the
new expansion and work space at
the shop. They are also beginning
Christmas items.
Thomas McCall and son-in-law,
"Butch" Posey and Billy Posey
went th Holden Beach fishing the
past Saturday. They had a good
trip however, the iish were not
biting too well.
Miss Becky Plumnier who was
formerly employed in Rockv
Mount, has recently accepted a job
in the Fayetteville area and is
happy to be nearer home.
Mr. and Mr*. Ralph Plummer,
Miss Becky Plummer of Fayette
ville. John Plummer of Enterprize.
Alabama. Mrs. Joan Crawford and
daughter. Maggie of Raeford spent
a weekend recently with Mr. and
Mrs. D.R. Wilson at their
mountain place.
The community extends welcome
to Mrs. Janice Pratt and daughter.
Melissa who recently moved from
Spring Lake to Kirkland Drive in
Rockfish. Melissa is twelve and a
student in Junior High school in
Raeford.
Am happy to report Mrs.
Harmon Lindsay of the Wayside
community has recovered from a
recent illness.
Let us all remember the many
among us who are ill and pray for
their recovery.
Young Demos
Meet Monday
At 730 P.M.
An organizational meeting of
Young Democrats in Hoke County
will be held Monday, September
20. 1982. 7:30 p.m. at the Hoke
County Courthouse.
All registered Young Democrats
(18-35) are urged to attend.
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Deaths & Funerals
Edward M. Jackson
The funeral for Edward Milton
Jackson. 41, was conducted Sunday
afternoon at Parkton Baptist
Church. Burial was in Parkton
Cemetery.
Mr. Jackson died Saturday.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs.
Carol A. Jackson; his son, Edward,
M. Jackson of the home: his father.
Eugene Jackson; and his sisters.
Mrs. Betty Jean Inman of Lumber
ton. and Mrs. Faye Booth of
Raeford.
Crumpler Funeral Home was in
charge of the arrangements.
Mrs. Sadie McCain
Graveside services for Mrs. Sadie
Lou McCain, once active in Hoke
County politics and widow of Dr.
Paul Pressley McCain, for whom
McCain Hospital was named, were
held September 3 in the cemetery of
Old Bethesda Presbyterian Church
at Aberdeen.
Mrs. McCain died September 2
at the age of 88 in Wilson, where
she had been living since 1957.
She lived in McCain for many
years till shortly after her husband
was killed in a traffic accident in
1946. At the time he was superin
tendent of the state sanitoria
system. Mrs. McCain s father. Dr.
Lewis Burgin McBrayer. had
served as superintendent of the
North Carolina Sanitorium at Mc
Cain till he was succeeded by Dr.
McCain. Later, the name North
Carolina Sanitorium was changed
to its present McCain Hospital.
Mrs. McCain was a native of
Asheville. While living in Hoke
County she once served as vice
chairman of the State Democratic
Executive Committee during Gov.
J. Melville Broughton's administra
tion. and was a member of the
Hoke County Democratic Execu
tive Committee.
A daughter-in-law. Betty Mc
Cain. served for several years as
state Democratic chairman till a
few years ago. Betty McCain is the
wife of Dr. John Lewis McCain, a
Wilson physician.
Mrs. Sadie McCain also was
named North Carolina Mother of
the Year in 1945. She was for
several years dean of women at
Flora Macdonald College at Red
Springs, was a former member of
the Executive Committee of the
Board of Trustees of the Consoli
dated University of North Carolina,
and a former president of the
Alumnae Association of the
Women's College of UNC at
Greensboro (now UNC at Greens
boro).
She also had served on the Board
of the State TB Sanitoria System
and was a life member of the Tryon
Palace Board. Mrs. McCain also
had been a president of the
Fayetteville Presbytery and was the
first woman elected an elder of
First Presbyterian Church of Wil
son.
Surviving in addition to Dr.
McCain are her daughter, Mrs.
Sara Louise McCain McCollum of
Eden; and Mrs. Jane Todd Reagen;
and nine grandchildren. Mrs. Rea
gen and her husband, John, are
serving as Presbyterian mission
aries in Tokyo, Japan.
Mrs. McCain had two other
children but they preceded her in
death. Her son Paul Jr. was lost
over the English channel during the
Normandy invasion of June 1944
while serving as a navigator on an
Air Force plane that was shot
down. Her daughter Dr. Irene
McFarland died of a coronary in
1962. She was a psychiatrist on the
staff of the After-Care Clinic in
Wilson at the time.
luulorc 11. Odom
St. Pauls -- Mrs. Isadore Hamil
ton Odom. 76, died Thursday, ,
September 9, at Southeastern Gen- -w
eral Hospital in Lumberton.
Funeral services were held Sat
urday at 2 p.m. from the Second
Baptist Church, conducted by the
Revs. James Meacham and John
Moody. Burial was in the Hamilton
Family Cemetery on Route 1,
Shannon.
Surviving are her husband, Wil
liam Alford Odom; one son, Willie ^
Carl Odom of Raeford; seven 4
daughters. Mrs. Nora Smith of
Parkton, Mrs. Bonnie Pate of
Raeford, Mrs. Annie Ruth Lewis.
Mrs. Ruby Johnson, Mrs. Mary
Register, Mrs. Flora Fisher, and
Mrs. Frances Blackman, all of St.
Pauls; one brother, Bleece Hamil
ton of Red Springs; 19 grandchil
dren, and one great-grandchild.
Bei\)amln M. Bradin >1
Benjamin M. Bradin, retired
Army Lieutenant Colonel, who
served in Raeford in the National
Guard for many years died in late
July at the Fairfield Memorial
Hospital in Winnsboro. South
Carolina.
He had been living in Camden,
South Carolina, at the time of his
death. ^
Mr. Bradin lived in Southern*}
Pines for a number of years and
was well known in the Raeford
community. He served in the Old
Battery "F" National Guard Unit
prior to World War II.
Born in Punta Gorda. Fla.. he
was a son of the late Rev. Benjamin
and Edith Smith Bradin.
Mr. Bradin was retired from the
U.S. Army Corps of Engineers and
a veteran of World War II. He
served with the Coast Artillery and
later with the Engineer Utility
Detachment in the early occupation
of Berlin.
He was a Mason, a member of
the Scottish Rite and was very
active with the Boy Scouts.
Surviving are a daughter, Mrs.
Marion Brown of Columbia; a son.
Col. James Watson Bradin of
Charleston; eight grandchildren;x J
and three great grandchildren.
Services will be held at 10 a.m.
Friday at Grace Episcopal Church,
with burial in Quaker Cemetery.
The family suggests that those
who wish may make memorials to
Grace Episcopal Church and the
Episcopal Home for Children at
York.
jColleg e^ews|
Debra Lynn Shockley, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Charles E.
Shockley of Raeford, has been
selected as a Pembroke State
University cheerleader for the 1982
83 school year. -i
She competed against 17 other'J
girls in the event and finished tied
for third of the 10 who were
selected.
Miss Shockley is a sophomore
majoring in biology in preparing
for a career as a medical technolo
gist.
Two Hoke Women
Get UNC Degrees
Two Hoke County residents were
among summer graduates at the
University of North Carolina at
Chapel Hill.
Pamela Kay Page received a
Master of Education degree, and
Kathy Diane Williams was award
ed a Bachelor of Science degree.
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