Snake handler delights students
By Elizabeth Bergen
Dr. Floyd Waddle from Fayet
tevilk State University entertained
some of our pre-school children
with aerogram about snakes.
Dr. Waddle brought with him
several different kinds of snakes to
show the children. They were told
many interesting facts about
snakes and how to handle them.
Those children wanting to han
dle the snakes had an opportunity
to do so.
Dr. Waddle was certainly an in
teresting and entertaining
gentleman. Luke McNeill video
taped the program for the library.
We thank McNeill for doing this
for the library. He is always so
gracious to tape our programs for
us and we do appreciate his giving
the library his time and talent.
Jane Witherspoon, Letetia Con
oly, and Julie Conoly have had
displays in the library for the last
two weeks. We thank Jane for
sharing some heirlooms handed
down through family ties. We
thank Letetia and Julie for sharing
Library News
their ceramic work with the com
munity. Anyone interested in hav
ing a display in the library, please
call 875-2502. We will be happy to
arrange a time for you.
The Dial-a-Story is a marvelous
success. We average 93 calls a day
(and night) and that is wonderful.
The stories change daily - the
magic number -to call is 875-2039.
The Hoke County High School
Quiz Bowl Team has been practic
ing each Sunday afternoon in
preparation for the District Com
petition 6n March 16, 198S at the
Durham County Public Library.
Mrs. Sarah Baucom and Mrs.
Sue Davis, instructors at Hoke
County High School, and I meet
with the students each Sunday
afternoon to discuss current
events, history, art, literature,
music, and science topics to help
prepare them for the district com
petition. We hope to win the
district competition and go on to
the State competition. Wish us
luck.
NEW BOOKS AT LIBRARY
These new books were received
this week by the Hoke County
Public Library, a member of the
Sandhill Regional Library System.
They are available at the Public
Library and bookmobile in
Raeford:
ADULT FACT
Berger, Karen - "A Woman's
Decision: breast care, treatment &
reconstruction"
Braker Flo - "Simple Art of
Perfect Baking, The Foxfire Book
of Appalachian Cookery
Smith, Steve - "Hunting Ducks
and Geese: hard facts, good bets,
and....
Snyder, Marilyn - " An Informed
Decision"
Swanberg, Annette - "Chic On A
Shoestring"
Butturff, Dorothy Dow - "Eleanor
Roosevelt: an Eager Spirit"
James, Robert Rhodes - "Prince
Albert"
Just like any other pet
Dr. Floyd Waddle of Fayetteville State University
entertains students during a recent program at the
Hoke County Library.
Deaths & Funerals
John L. Stephens
John Lee Stephens, 74, died
Sunday Morning at the Open Arms
Rest Home.
Funeral Services were held at 3
p.m. Tuesday at the Crumpler
Funeral Home Chapel by Rev. Ar
thur Winstead.
Burial was in the Raeford
Cemetery.
Survivors are two brothers:
Cecil Stephens of Raeford and
James D. Stephens of Raeford;
two sisters: Mrs. Sarah Culbreth of
Raeford and Mrs. Ollie August oni
of Raeford.
Crumpler Funeral Home served
the family.
Sarah Brown
Mrs. Sarah Lauchlin McFadyen
Brown, 77, died Thursday in
Bradeton, Florida.
Graveside services were held at
11 a.m. Tuesday at the Raeford
Cemetery, by Rev. Dr. John Ropp.
Survivors are her husband: Rev.
William Payne Brown of Braden
ton, Florida; two daughters: Mrs.
Jean C. Pitzer of Feffner, Florida
and Miss Sarah F. Brown of
Dubai, U.A.E.; two brothers: Ar
chie McFadyen of St. Petersburg,
Florida; Neil McFadyen of
Sarasota, Florida; one sister: Mrs.
Helen Obiol of Asheville, and two
grandchildren.
The family will be at the home
of Neill McFadyen on 1 1 1 South
Highland Street in Raeford.
C rum pier Funeral Home is serv
ing the family.
Maggie Jane McBryde
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Funeral Services were held at 3
p.m. Saturday at the Raeford
Presbyterian Church by Rev. Dr.
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Robert L. Long
Robert Leeroy Long, 75, died
Friday, February 8, in Moore
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Funeral Service was held at 3
p.m. Sunday at the Living Faith
Ministries Church by Rev. Tex
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Gardens.
Survivors are his wife: Mrs.
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Willie Long of Fayetteville.
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day evening at the Green Manor
Rest Home in Parkton.
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day at 3 p.m. at the Hillcrest Bap
tist Church by Rev. George
McKeithan.
Burial was in the Raeford
Cemetery.
Survivors are two brothers:
Charles Carver of Red Springs and
James Carver of Hope Mills.
Crumpler Funeral Home served
the family.
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