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New Faberge VP named v- am ' %? .3W2SR' . ? \ :** " - * ? /'ffl Don Hammes has been ap pointed recently at Vice President Manufacturing for Faberge. Raeford plant. Hammes has been associated with McGregor for 25 years and comes to Faberge from the Anvil Knitwear Division of the company which operates two plants in North Carolina and two plants in South Carolina where he also serv ed as Vice President-Manu facturing. Hammes is married and has two sons, ages 23 and 16. He has been a resident of the Carolinas for IS years. McGregor Corporation acquired control of Faberge in March, 1984 and since that time has been in the process of consolidating the two diverse companies. The consolidated company has 7,006i employees working in the United States and (eight) foreign operations of Faberge (Canada, United Kingdomi France, Italy, West Germany, Mexico, Australia and New Zealana). It also has licensees for McGregor /Faberge in over 40 countries around the world. Faberge will continue to do everything possible to be a good corporate citizen of the communi ty, and the management of McGregor /Faberge is looking for ward to working with the excellent group of employees at the Raeford facility, a company spokesman said. Don Hammcs Hammes replaces August Zitz man, who had been in change of the Raeford operation since the plant opened in 1978. ; Latin teacher, Mrs. Gore dies Former Hoke County High School Latin teacher Mrs. Annie Horner Gore died last Thursday evening at the Open Arms Rest Home in Raeford. Mrs. Gore, who was 82, had been in ill-health in recent years. Before retiring in 1966, Mrs. Gore taught English and Latin in the high school for 34 years and served on the Hoke County Democratic Committee for 27 years. She was named Hoke County Democratic Woman of the Year in 1962. Mrs. Gore was a long-term member of the Raeford Woman's Gub and served as president of the organization. The club's yearbook was dedicated to her in 1968. In addition to her duties for the Woman's Club, Mrs. Gore also served as president of the Raeford Hoke PTA and the American Legion Auxiliary and was on the Board of Directors for the State Mothers Association. Mrs. Gore was the former Annie Virginia Horner of Cumberland County and came to Hoke County in 1937 when she married Raeford attorney Arthur D. Gore. She had a A.B. Degree from Meredith Col lege and had done graduate work at the University of North Carolina and Columbia Universi ty. She was listed in Outstanding American Poets of 1938 and her work was included in Silver Echoes , a poetry anthology of win ners of an annual literature con test. Mrs. Gore also appeared in the 1969 edition of Personalities of the South. In a 1968 edition of The News Journal, it was noted that:"As a school teacher of some three decades, she won the respect and love of the boys and girls through her dedication to the work and her successful efforts to arouse and maintain the enthusiasm of students, whether the subject be English or Latin." Funeral Services were held Saturday morning in the Raeford Cemetery by the Rev. Dr. John Ropp of the Raeford Presbyterian Church, where Mrs. Gore had been an active member. She is survived by two sons: Ar thur D. Gore Jr. of Denver, Col orado and Hal Gore of Chipley, Florida; four daughters: Mrs. Elizabeth Tingle of Fayetteville; Mrs. Gwyen Senior of Chapel Hill; Mrs. Fannette Ollendorff of Helsinki, Finland and Mrs. Ann Hostetler of Raeford; 18 grand children and two great grand children. Crumpler Funeral Home served the family. Deaths & Funerals Fred B. Lisenby Fred Benjamin Lisenby, 57, died last week in the V.A. Hospital in Fayetteville. Lisenby was the owner and operator of Lisenby 's Paint and Body Shop. Funeral servic Funeral Home Chapel by the Rev. George McKeithan. day afternoon Lisenby is survived by his wife: Betty Jean Lisenby of Raeford; four sons: James Lisenby, Kenneth Lisenby, both of Southern Pines, David Lisenby of Laurinburg and Johnny Lisenby of Raeford; one daughter: Mrs. Betty Jean Brock of Qtthnwayiftmfc tmmm brother: James Earl Lisenby; three sisters: Mrs. Lucille Winters of Wagram, Mrs. Edith Low and . _.t CUSTOMER SERVICE Dundarrach, N.C. COMPLETE INSECT CONTROL FROM THE HOME TO THE FARM ? Federal Crop Insurance ^ Route 1, Box 251-A Shannon, N.C. Phone 875-8912 Richard McMillan 875-2493 flight* 675-5614 IMPORTANT NOTICE Raeford Cable TV Subscribers As of January 8, 1985 the 1-800-682-0018 number for Alert Cable TV is no longer in service. The Radford number is 875-5033 Red's Exxon 401 Bypass * 875-8046 OIL CHANGE, LUBE & FILTER *17" Your choice of oil up to Hvb quarts Havoffne 10W40, Caatol 20WB0 or Unfflow 10W40 K1 White KtroMM in PortnbM Tanks & *Wh | * a ? Whattvtr The Si2a *. 16 to 66 Gallon Tanks NO WAITING -NINE TANKS VHI ruvn ^nvM Mrs. Sally Wicker, both of Raeford and nine grandchildren. To date more than 45 million ( organ donor cards have been ^ districted imtionwideM Oniaft , the National Kidney Foundation of North Carolina for your organ donor card. Thank you. rOWN A COUNJRY Cinema it -.2 fin .xraiu (LlCT*lC ?oooaLoo Th?y'r? back... For evtryon* who b?H?vM in th? b*?t. tPGI f 3,?.y,10.tt00 l,a0-3.?7,!0.t.lQ ; STARTS FRIDA Yt Sissy Spacek Mel Gibson In THE RIVER" IBS WfflCDAYS 3:10, 7:00, 9:15 SAT. & SUN. 1:00, 3:10. 7.00, 9:1 CINEMA f flpR^Mjj SCHWAJ?7?HH>G?R ft | (Continued from page 1) this will reach so many citizens 01 Raeford and Hoke County, and the Hoke County Public Library is certainly grateful to the Lions Club for considering the library worthy of such a generous contribution to the library's collection. Sincerely Elizabeth B. Burgess Director - Mrs. Burgess also stated, "We are so thrilled about this gift ? I just had to let you know. Our readers on the Bookmobile and in the Nursing Home will be especial ly delighted to have new titles to read!" The Lions Club has for many years had as their main project, aid to the blind. This was not the only thing that this club did nt Christmas. I have heard from some elderly folks who wanted to thank the dub for other things. The club has the true Christmas Spirit. * ? ? Many letters are sent into the paper addressed to either the editor orltjiietjoe Who writes for the paper that are not signed. We have a policy not to print unsigned let ters. Many of these letters have very good points that should be read by the readers. So if you want to write a letter and get it printed, than plffitt sign it. Recently, I was approached by a person who asked me about the policy being considered by the school board on living in Hoke County. My thoughts on this will follow and I hope they will be con sidered as only my personal views. 1 am a strong believer in living in and shopping in Hoke County. My life, except for my Army service, has been spent in Raeford and Hoke County. Times and things change over the years and I have had to change along with them in the course of time. To set a hardline policy that teachers must live in Hoke County sounds wonderful to the Chamber of Commerce and businesses of the county. But is it the best for the students that are being taught by t?arh#r? that must live here? Hie board is ducted to run our schools to turn out a finished pro duct of an educated child. Will the forcing of teachers to live in the county give us the best teachers or will they leave to to where they can live as they choose? Most young people want to live where there is something to occupy their time when not teaching or do ing other kinds of work. Do we have these things to offer them in Raeford and Hoke County? The horse and buggy days are gone and the automobile makes 20 miles nothing for someone to drive to work. In fact, 20 miles to work in Raeford is shorter driving time than if they were living in a large city. Yes, we need people to live in Hoke County, but the primary goal of the school board is to give our children the best possible tools for a good education. * * ? The pro-football games over the weekend were top notch. The Super Bowl on January 20 should be the best ever. Hefner sworn in for sixth term Congressman Bill Hefner was sworn in for his sixth term in Con gress last week. The ceremony took place on the floor of the U.S. House of Representatives just after 1 p.m. As he began his 1 1th year in the House, Hefner reaffirmed his commitment to fight for the in terests of the people of the 8th Congressional district which in cludes Hoke County. "I have always fought to pro mote and protect the citizens of my district, and I promise to continue that battle in the 99th Congress," Hefner siad. One issue that will be of utmost concern to Hefner in the new Con gress will be textile imports. "I am going to make every ef fort to pass a comprehensive textile import bill, and I am going to try and make the White House more aware of how grave the situation is in the textile industry," Hefner said. LEGALS IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION 84-E-86 STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA HOKE COUNTY CREDITOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Executrix of the estate of Murrdl Williamson Gulledge of Hoke County, North Carolina, this is to notify all per sons having claims against said estate to present them to the under signed on or before June 27, 198S or this notice will be pleaded in bar . of A^recqxcry^M^WooHSfcv ' ????. ctb w '' LEGALS dcbted to said estate will please make immediate payment to the undersigned. . This the 27th day of December, 1984. Anita G. Williams 334 Pine Valley Dr. Wilmington, N.C. Susan 0. Fisher 4525 Old Village Rd. Raleigh, N.C. 37-40C CREDITOR'S NOTICE Having qualified as Executor of the estate of Edwin K. Pickler, , dtcflafadfc-Jate of Hoke County, : LEGALS this is to notify all persons having claims against said estate to pre sent them to the undersigned on or before July 8, 1985 or this notice will be pleaded in bar of their recovery. All persons indebted to said estate will please make im mediate payment to the undersign ed. This the 3rd day of January, 1985. Edwin Jerome Pickler Executor Hostetler & McNeill P.O. Box 277 Raeford, N.C. 28376 .Ma FOOD SALE We Specialize In Fresh Cut Meats 10 LB. BOX SMOKED SAUSAGE 12" BARBECUE f* 12 *x. PORK NECKBONES 10 LB. BOX LIVER PUDDING 7" Iai. -m .i' ? i 'mm - .. . PEPSI or MOUNTAIN DEW lit 2 Nr. I 39' - 1 H MIKW^ LUTER FRANKS 99' 12 oi. COBLE ICECREAM 1** it* I ? WbI wicHfl FOOD STAIS/IF ? ?<? Il^i ? p?WwWU*< PALMOUVE LIQUID 99" 12 ?. 14 AJAX CLEANSER .2/89' 'm , HOU?S:?A.M.-1CP.M. J SUN. 741A.M. .* WHITE POTATOES it 99' OLENDALE SUGAR ? k Mai 99' KIN w/>1> awwry trdw j RockfMi, N.C. Firs Station) *WTU FX
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