L-R - Mrs. Julius Jordan. Mrs. Charles Hosteller. Mrs. Bob Tcnmsend.
Mrs. Neil S enter, and Mrs. Tommie Upchurch.
Volunteers Honored
Membership campaign volun
teers for the North Carolina Mu
seum of History Associates were
honored during their 1982 Mem
bership Campaign at an Executive
Mansion luncheon given by Mrs.
James B. Hunt, Jr. on October 13.
The Museum Associates is a
5, 000- member statewide support
group for the North Carolina
Museum of History and 23 state
historic sites.
Among the honorees at the
luncheon were members of the
Associates Hoke County commit
tee: Mrs. Charles Hostetler. Mrs.
Julius Jordan, Mrs. Bob Townsend,
Mrs. Tommie Upchurch, Mrs. Neil
Senter.
More than 275 volunteers from
across the state were greeted at the
Mansion by Mrs. Hunt. Associates
President Mrs. John L. McCain of
Wilson, and State Membership
Chairman Mrs. Michael Evans of
Rocky Mount.
University of North Carolina
Basketball Coach Dean Smith is
serving as Honorary- Chairman for
the Museum this year.
RE-ELECT
WALTER COLEY
HOKE COUNTY
Board of Education
TUES. NOV. 2, 1982
*BS Degree UNC Chapel Hill
'Attended All Board Meetings
except one. in 4 years
?3 Children in Hoke Co. Schools
'Served 1 Term
* Qualified
* Dependable
* Interested
* Experienced
Paid political ad
Area Incidents
Bike Injures Woman; Thefts Reported
Mrs. Wimzey P. Lundy was
struck by a bicycle Thursday on
West El wood Avenue right after
she stepped out of Lundy's Shoe
Shop on that street, aad was
treated by a local doctor at his
office for cuts and bruises, Raeford
Police Chief Leonard Wiggins re
ported.
Wiggins said the bicycle was
being operated by Billy Joe Jacobs.
16, of Box 144, Raeford.
Wiggins said he would try to
hare signs posted prohibiting oper
ating of bicycles oo city sidewalks,
to help prevent such accidents from
happening.
Gloria Baker Grosskopf Coen of
606 Green St. reported October 12
her bicycle valued at $70 stolen
from her property. The bicycle was
found later in Bobbins Heights
near the ball park.
Simon Peter Adams, 510 W.
Sixth Ave., reported Thursday
someone broke into Mt. Sinai
Church on Saunders Street and
stole a microphone, amplifier, and
speakers worth a total of S695.
?? ? ? axme'
Joseph Keller Hopkins of Mid
South Vending Co. reported Thurs
day someone stole a money bag
containing 5175 from his truck
while it was parked at the House of
Raeford. Hopkins had stopped
there to make a delivery, and when
he returned to his truck he found
the bag missing from under the seat
where he had put it.
The battery was stolen from a
vehicle owned by Helen Slate. Rt.
1. Red Springs. Saturday while it
was parked behind the Hoke
County Health Center on East
Central Avenue. The battery was
worth $53.
Four cartons of cigarettes and
some change, worth $48 in all. mere
stolen Monday from Howard Mc
Dougal's Daytona Service Station
on U.S. 401 south bypass.
The Hoke County Sheriff s De
partment received the following
recently.
A car owned by Paul Albert Wall
was stolen October 13 from Wall's
yard on Jones Hill but was seen at
RAEFORD ACTRESS - Jane M. Sellars of Raeford is playing a scene of
"Play It Again. Sam. " at the Bordeaux Dinner Theatre with Capt. Reid
Hamilton, playing the Woody Allen character. Allan Felix.
Local 4-H Leaders Return From Camp
bharon English and Juanita Hol
land have returned from Rock
Eagle 4-H Training Center. Eaton
ton. Georgia, where they attended
the 15th; annual Southern Region
4-H Volunteer Leader Forum.
Sharon English and luanita Hol
land were two of 40 leaders from
SAFE, ECONOMICAL
REG. $179.95
$1 49
SAVE $30.95
High Efficiency
Kerosene Heater
with Removable
Cartridge Fuel Tank
High performance heater lights up
automatically' Cartridge fuel tank
it removable for easy refills Other
features include liber glass wick,
odor free burner, and automatic
mechanical extinguishing system,
as a special safety; precaution
no* n?v? IhOuUndl ?f> ttock but
0*9t*+m% tapping luppl'ti COutd tHT
?ro rr\ fun# ro timt
Cast Iron Wood Stove
26 cast iron wood heater offers convenient
slide out ash removal door, footrest. two 6
eyes and swing top
Wood Burning
Circulating
Space Heater
steel lilt-top
?aMwi, iraMeli Hning end
h? ?r? cast Hon grata
and Hue collar. Poor Km
safety gee ralaasa to pre
112 HARRIS AVE.
.C.
North Carolina participating in the
confeience designed to help volun
teer leaders gain additional skills in
working with yojth. c ,,
More than 450 volunteer leaders
from 13 southern states, the Virgin
Islands and Puerto ftico attended
the forum.
With the theme "Growth
Through Leadership Sharing." the
forum featured 16 concurrent
workshops on such topics as team
approaches to programming, com
munications, stress management,
creative clothing ideas, citizenship
involvement, commodity market
ing. clowning, involving 4-H
alumni, school club ideas thai work
and winning behavior skills.
Juanita Holland participated in the
workshops on The Art of Relating:
Winning Behavioral Skills. You
and Me. Designing 4-H Programs
With People, and Citizenship and
Community Involvement Reward
ing 4-H Experiences.
Beautiful music was provided by
David Goines a member of the
North Carolina delegation at all
General Assembly meetings, in
Talmadge Auditorium.
In Talmadge Auditorium 4-H
Leaders were exposed to humorous
and serious information from fine
guest speakers.
These speakers plus the work
shop instructors shared many hours
of information with the 4-H volun
teers. Sharon English and Juanita
Holland plan to share some of the
knowledge that they learned with
others in the 4-H program.
12:01 a.m. the next day by Deputy
Sheriff J.R. Riley as he was
patrolling in the Rockfish area.
The driver. James Edwin Byrd. was
arrested by Riley and charged.
Someone broke into the home of
Joseph Lee Flowers behind Up
church Junior High School October
13 or 14 and stole a SMS television
set and a S7S turntable.
Sandra Huggins. Rt. 1. Shannon
reported October 12 the following
stolen: a male Doberman Pinscher
named "Dog,** valued at $100; an
eight-track stereo and turntable
with two speakers valued at $500. a
sewing machine worth S200. two
Polaroid cameras worth $100 total,
and an eight-place set of china
worth $400.
The thief or thieves who broke
into Huffman's Grocery the night
of September 30 or early October 1
stole $75 to $100 worth of food
stamps. $15 in silver change, a
$29.95 Time* watch, and 12 quarts
of beer worth $15. the Sheriff* s
Department has been informed.
The thief or thieves did about $1 23
damage to the doors, the cash
register, adding machine, cooler, <
and merchandise
Robert C. (Bobby) Cunningham,
28, of 1215 Stewart St., Raeford,
was charged with possession of
marijuana with intent to sell and
deliver and with possession of drug
paraphernalia after his car was
stopped October 12 by Detective
C.E. Harris of the Sheriff" s Depart
ment. Cunningham was released
from custody after posting S5.000
bail October 13 for his appearance
in District Court November 5.
Someone stole $23 from Eliza
beth Clark's mobile home on Rt. 2,
Red Springs. October 11.
Annie Eleanor Douglas of Rt. 2.
Raeford, reported October 8
S562.84 worth of personal property
uas stolen from her home in Beaver
Creek Mobile Home Park, Fhe
missing property includes a stereo,
long playing albums, a television
set. a tape player, a lamp, a "what
not" furnishing, a basket, and five
ash trays
ECU Concert Choir
To Perform Sunday
The music of American con
temporary composer Vincent Persi
chetti will be featured at the
Sunday, concerrt of the East
Carolina University Symphonic
Wind Ensemble and Concert
Choir.
The program will begin at 8:15
p.m. in Wright Auditorium and is
free and open to the public.
Julie Frazier, Joan Frazier and
Robbie Shook, all of Raeford. are
student members of The ECU
Choir.
Dr. Persichetti was scheduled to
conduct the ensemble at this event,
but will be unable to attend
because of illness.
Conductors will be two School of
Music faculty members. Herbert
Carter. Wind Ensemble conductor,
and Dr. Brett Watson, conductor
of the ECU Concert Choir.
The program will include Persi
chetti's Symphony for Band. Opus
b9; Chorale Preiude: "Turn Not
Thy Face." Opus 105: "Bagatelles
for Band." Opus 87 and "Celebra
tions." Opus 103. a setting of Walt
Whitman poems.
The Ensemble Choir concert is
one of the concluding events of East
Carolina's "'Sth Anniversary Home
coming Week and was originally
planned as the culmination of a
three-day visit by composer Persi
chetti to ECU. during which he was
to present a lecture-demonstration
and conduct a faculty concert.
You Are Invited
to a
RECEPTION
for
CONGRESSMAN
Bill Hefner
Friday. October 22
6:00 p.m. until 6:30 p.m.
at
MacDonald Gymtorium Lobby
Paid Political Ad
ELECT
Robert A.
(Bobby)
Wright
Hoke County
Board of Education
Pmd Political Ad