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Mrs. Mary McFadyen McNeill,
74, died Thursday morning at
Moore Memorial Hospital in
Pinehurst.
Funeral Services were held at 3
p.m. Saturday at the Raeford
Presbyterian Church by Rev. Dr.
John Ropp.
Burial was in Raeford Cemetery.
Survivors are four sons: Neil
Angus McNeill of Atlanta,
Oeorgia; Duncan Lacy McNeill of
Raeford; William Jessie McNeill
of Raeford and James Michael
McNeill of Raeford; one daughter:
Mrs. Mary Janet DeSist of
Raeford; three brothers: Lewis
McFadyen of Red Springs; D.B.
McFadyen of Raeford and Angus
McFadyen of Raeford; six sisters:
Mrs. Francis McCreery of Chagrin
Falls, Ohio; Mrs. Sarah Alligood
of Fayetteville; Miss Isabel
McFadyen of Raeford; Miss Betty
McFadyen of Raeford; Mrs. Jessie
Hubbard of Raeford and Mrs.
Will* Lindsay of Fayetteville and
six grandsons.
The family was assisted by
Crumpler Funeral Home.
Altte Kate Maxwell
Mrs. Allie Kate Maxwell, 86,
died Sunday evening in Lumberton
Southeastern General Hospital.
Funeral Services were held at 4
p.m. Tuesday at the Ephesus Bap
tist Church by Rev. William
Gregg.
Burial was in the McGougan
Family Cemetery in Lumber
bridge.
Survivors are two sons: Minor
H. McGougan of St. Pauls and
Edgar McGougan of Raeford; two
daughters: Mrs. Lois M. Capps of
Gilmer, Texas and Mrs. Flozella
Clardy of Winston Salem; one
sister: Mrs. Leona Chason of
Raeford; six step sons: Jim Max
well of Raeford; Eugene Maxwell
of Raeford; Henry R. Maxwell of
Raeford; John L. Maxwell of St.
Louis, Missouri; Bob Maxwell of
Charleston, South Carolina and
Malcolm Maxwell of Greenville;
three step daughters: Mrs. Marion
Clark of Raeford; Mrs. Grace
Mclntyre of Lumberton and Mrs.
Geraldine Adams of Lumberton;
six grandchildren and seven great
grandchildren.
The family was served by
Crumpler Funeral Home.
Paaliae Schwab
Mrs. Pauline Schwab, 82, died
Friday morning at Moore
Memorial Hospital in Pinehurst.
Graveside services were held at 4
p.m. Sunday at the Raeford
Cemetery by Rev. Dr. John Ropp.
Survivors are one son: Major
James R. Attaway of Raeford; one
daughter: Mrs. Barbara J. Levitz
of Hialeah, Florida; three
brothers: John T. Attaway, Sr. of
Phoenix City, Alabama, Roy
Hampton Attaway of Key Largo,
Florida; Vonnie R. Attaway of
Columbus, Georgia; one sister:
Mrs. Ruth Grimes of Columbus;
Georgia; and seven grandchildren.
The family was at Crumpler
Funeral Home Saturday evening.
Contributions may be made to
the Raeford Presbyterian Church.
Bertha A. Tapp
Mrs. Bertha A. Tapp, 77, died
Monday morning at Southeastern
General Hospital in Lumberton.
Funeral services will be held at 2
p.m. Wednesday at the Crumpler
Funeral Home Chapel by Rev.
Billy Beaver.
Burial will be in Raeford
Cemetery.
Survivors are nieces and
nephews.
The family was served by
Crumpler Funeral Home.
Sarah Margaret Chason
Miss Sarah Margaret Chason,
83, died Sunday evening in Open
Arms Rest Home.
Funeral Services were held at 3
p.m. Tuesday at the Raeford Fust
Baptist Church by Rev. Billy
Beaver.
Burial was in Chason family
cemetery.
Survivors are: one brother:
David Chason of Raleigh; five
sisters: Mrs. Myrtle Sappenfleld of
Raeford, Mrs. Vernon Russell of
Raeford, Mrs. Charleen Britt of
Raeford, Mrs. Cleo Haywood of
Cander and Mrs. Christine
Delaney of Aldelphi, Maryland.
The family was assisted by
Crumpler Funeral Home.
Tommie Gibson
Tommie Gibson, 75, died Tues
day, March 5, in Cape Fear Valley
Hospital.
Funeral Services were graveside
at Highland Biblical Gardens at 2
p.m. Thursday, March 7.
Survivors are his wife: Mrs.
Nora Gibson of Lumber Bridge;
one son: John Marion of
Lumber Bridge; one daughter:
Mrs. Mary Gibson Kersey of St.
Pauls; one brother: Mr. Fred Gib
son of St. Pauls and two sisters:
Mrs. Gladys Poole of Hamlet and
Mrs. Cedas McDonald of Shelby.
The family, ws served by
Crumpler Funeral Home.
Robert Lee Stabbs
A 66-year-old Greensboro man,
Robert Lee Stubbs, died Monday
at Moses Cone Hospital in
Greensboro.
Stubbs was originally from
Marlboro County, South
Carolina.
Funeral services will be held at 2
p.m. Thursday at United Institu
tional Baptist Church.
Burial will follow at Lake View
Memorial Park in Greensboro.
Arrangements were made by
Perry J. Brown Funeral Home.
Stubbs is survived by his wife,
Ella D. Stubbs; three sons, Robert
L. Stubbs Jr, Donell Stubbs, and
Charles Stubbs, all of Greensboro;
four daughters, Sallie Smith,
Marilyn Patrick, Bonzell Stubbs
and Charlene Patterson; one son
in-law, Larry Patterson, all of
Greensboro; three brothers,
Clarence Stubbs and the Rev.
Mack Stubbs, both of Fayetteville
and Team Stubbs of Raeford;
three sisters, Daisy B. Rivers of
Washington D.C., Lena Fitzgerald
of Brooklin, New York and Mary
L. Davis of Greensboro; seven
grandchildren and a host of nieces,
nephews, relatives and friends.
Agaes Sinclair Goiwfeh
A Durham woman, Agnes
Goswich, died at the age of 91 on
March 2.
The funeral was held Tuesday at
11 a.m. at Hall-Wayne Funeral
Home.
Burial followed at Maplewood
Cemetery.
Goswich, the daughter of the
late Alexander and Mollie
Cameron Sinclair, was born and
raised in Hoke County.
She is survived by two sons, Dr.
Claude B. Goswich Jr of Bryan,
Texas and C. Alex Goswich of St.
Louis, Missouri; two sisters, Mellie
McFadyen of Raeford and Mae In
gram of Mount Gilead; Ave grand
sons and three great
grandchildren.
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In many towns and cities in the "south" there are
statues commemorating the soldiers who died in
this nation 's wars. Not so in Hoke County.
Although many young men from this area have
gone to fight and died, the lawn in front of the
Hoke County Courthouse is bare.
Band concert planned March 19
In an effort to increase needed
membership, the Hoke Music
Booster .Club will sponsor a
membership concert Tuesday,
March 19 at 7:30 p.m. at Hoke
County High School.
Performing various musical
selections will be the seventh and
eighth grade band from Upchurch,
the Upchurch Chorus, the Hoke
High Chorus and Chorale, and the
freshman and senior concert
bands.
Directors will be Gil Clark, Ellen
Heidenreich, Anne Dorsey and
Jimmy James, band and chorus
teachers at Upchurch and Hoke
High School.
The public is encouraged to at
tend this concert and join with the
Boosters in their efforts to support
young Hoke County musicians.
Memberships are as follows:
family - $15.00, adult - $5.00,
students ? $3.00.
County bonds top $30,000 quarter mark
Sales of United States Savings
Bonds in Hoke County during
October-December of 1984 totaled
S 30, 03 3. Total sales for 1984
amounted to Si 24,449 according
to Richard T. Jones, District
Director, U.S. Savings Bonds Divi
sion.
Qciober-pec^mber of
United States Savings Bonds in
North Carolina amounted to
$13,057,794. Sales this year rose
1.6 percent over 1983, to
$54,108,108, the best sales perfor
mance in North Carolina since
1980.
Nationally, sales for 1984 were
$4.0 billion. At year-end, the total
o/rSpv\ngs Bond* hcldJby the
public had reached S74.51 billion,
an increase for the year of more
then $3 billion, or 4ty>. Bonds (
holdings are now at their highest
level since mid- 1980, and have in
creased more than $6 billion since
the introduction of the market
based rate system for Savings
Bonds in November 1982.
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