THE NEWS-JOURNAL
THURSDAY, APRIL 8, 1954
PAGE FOUB
The News-Journal
Published Every Thursday
At
Raeford, N. C.
PAUL DICKSON
Editor & Publisher
Entered as second class
mail matter at the post office
at Raeford, N. C, under the
Act of March 3, 1870
Home Demonstration
District Meeting
The annual meeting of the 16th
District Federation of Home Dem
onstration Clubs 'vill be held on
Thursday, April 15, at 10:30 at
St. John's Methodist Church near
Gibson. The district consis's ot
Anson, IToke, Richmond and
Scotland Counties. Reports of the
year's work will be heard in the
morning. Lunch will be served
by the club women of the com
munity. In the afternoon, the
main speaker will be Mrs. Ernes!
Ives of Southern Pines.
All Home Demonstration Club
members in Hoke County are in
vited to attend.
YOUR
SCHOOL NEWS
By K. A. MacDonald
Hoke High's Junior-Senior ban
quet will be held Friday evening,
April 9 at the high school cafeter
ia. Miss Sarah Tatum. Elementary
Supervisor, attended a meeting
in Southern Pines Tuesday held
by Charies E. Sper.cer, Health
Co-onlirmnr, for 'the State De
partment of Public InsTuetion
and the Sa:o V,:-:1 of Health.
introducing ;i.e n
ktin that it yjK
She atteiKiid a 1
of .Mire'vi?o!' h.
ville on tVo.J.Ec.i
ii;g b'.-i:.4 in into
ing chapters of
Education Society
Health Bui-I
f the press !
:ct Meeting'
in Faye'te-j
This mee'-l
of oraniz-i
Childhood
Misses Maymc McKeithan,
Sarah Tatum and Paula Pegg and
Mesdames Shelton, Cameron and
Upchurch went to Durham last
Friday and attended a meeting of
the Social Studies Council. The
program dealt with the teaching
of Social Studies and the accum
ulation and teaching of local his
torical materials.
The Hoke High Vocational Ag
riculture boys went to Laurin
burg last week and won second
place in the federation livestock
SUNDAY
April 11
First Race 3: (HI P. M.
7 - RACES - 7
ADMISSION' S2.II0
(Granstand & taxes lucid.)
Children under 12 Tree with
Paid Escorts
Service Men ( In Uniform)
S1.23
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Raceway
Fayetteville. X. C.
We Will Es
Glased On
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS
At 12:50
Starting Wednesday, April 14, 1953
Rseford Hardware Co.
FMauchlin Co., Inc.
judging contest. This gives them
the right to enter the district con
test in the beef cattle contest
with 295 points out of a possible
300. We are proud of them. The
general livestock team was com
posed of James Potter, Sidney
Turner and Chailes Lee. Those
making up the Diary team were
Grady Hardin, Robert Gordon
and Charlie Martin. We hope that
they will win ou' in the district
contest.
There will be a white principals
meeting held in the county office
Monday afternoon, April 12, at
4:15.
We are glad to report that T.
C. Jones, principal of the Mildou
son School, Is recuperating nicely
at home after having been operat
ed upon at Moore County Hospi
tal. Last week, Representative Har
ry Greene talked to Mr. Turling
ton's seventh grade and explain
ed to them how a bill goes
through the legislature f.um in
ception to ratification. He also
explained how congressional dis
tricts are set up and why. All this
was in conjunction with the class'
study of American History.
Principal Turlirgton of the J.
W. McLauchlin School wishes to
thank the firm of McNeill and
Willis for their help in erecting
the new flagpole. He also wishes
to call attention :o the fact that
the flag is not flying this week
because of the fae that someone
tampered with the chain over the
week end, and brone it. The same
firm has offered to help fix it.
We hope that only those author
ized to do so will touch the pole
and chain. The pole will have to
be taken clown to fix the chain.
The Hoke County Indian School
look their Softball team down to
Robeson Coun'y last week and
ilnye! ;he Pir.ey Give School
'v:n!.i''.g t'-e came lo-S. Cor.'-ira-;i:l:;-io:'
We hope the team can
t:eOP 'an its winning ways.
The Easter pro-ram of
F.ikt County Inci-'.ti School
e giver, at the school on T':
av, April 15, at 8:0(1 p. m.
the
We are glad to report that
Dicky Jones, first grade student,
who was stricken with polio, is at
home now and has been able to
visit the school although he is not
able to resume his school work.
We are sorry to report that
Grover Bullard, another student,
broke his collar bone last week.
We are sorry he did not have the
school insurance.
Quite a number of the county
teachers attended a meeting, held
in the West Southern Pines High
School last week, by Charles E.
Spencer, Health Co-ordinator for
the State Department of Public
Instruction and the State Board
of Health. This meeting was held
to introduce the new course of
s'udv in Health.
The finals in the county-wide
speaking and spcl'ing contest
were held at Burlington School
Wednesday afternoon. The chil
dren and the schools they repre
sented are as follows: Speakers:
Lillie Rec Fairley, Shady Grove:
Ethel Lee Campbell, Buffalo;
Sal tie Lou Black, Freedom; Theou
McNair, Friendship; Willie C.
Stanley, Burlington. Spellers: Mo
zella MeCloud, Fryc's Mission;
Worth McLaughlin, Bowmore;
Dock McKoy, White Oak; Lois
McAllister, Shady Grove; Nanny
C. Monroe, Burlington. All of the
above named pupils were winners
in the elimination ' contests held
last week. We are sorry we do not
have the winners of the county
contest at this writing. We hope
to be able to give them next week.
Delegates to the State Teach
ers Association Delegate Assem
bly are leaving Thursday for Ra
leigh to attend the yearly meeting.
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IPCHIRCH SCHOOL NEWS
The winner of the local World
Peace Speaking Program, Mozelle
Flowers and the teacher-coach
will go to Shaw University, Ra
leigh, on April 8 o participate in
the District Fina's. The district
winner and teacher-coach will re
ceive the free expense-paid trip
to the United Nations, New York
and to Washington, D. C.
Upchurch is happy to have as
'practice teachers from A & T
College, Greensboro, Rufus G.
Kelly. Chemistry and Math, Henry
L. Gilchrist, Social Science, and
W. G. Matthews, Brick Mason
ry. These practice teachers will
be here until thirty hours of ob
servation and nxty hours of
teaching have been completed.
The Choral Club of Upchurch
Higii tiiiool will be presented in
concert on Sunday, April 11, at
the Wall's Chapel Methodist
Church, Raeford at 11:00 a. m.
and at the Shiloh Baptist Church,
Maxton. Sunday evening at 7:00.
The last scheduled game of the
Upchurch baseball team was can
celled due to bad weather. The
team is scheduled to play Aca
demy Heights High School, Pine
hurst on Wednesday afternoon,
April 7, 1954 at the Upchurch
School Baseball Field.
PERSONALS
J. L. Teal, Clyde Teal and R. H.
Williamson spent Thursday of
last week at Wilmington to see
the azalea gardens and to attend
a baseball game there.
Miss Gwen Gore and Holman
Weed of Richmond, Virginia were
vvc: cit'i :M' t-- of Miss Gore's
V.t. a".:i M1'?. Arthur D.
Gore.
Mrs. Rich;. id Weaker of Mrr
!i ColV;:-; is spending the
"j, la !i.::.;' v::h her paren's,
1: . an i Mrs. J. H. Blue.
Mrs. X. A. McDonald and Neil
spent the week end in Golds
boro with Mrs. McDontld's mo
ther, Mrs. Nash.
Mr. and Mrs. Scotty McFadyen
of Fayetteville were guests Sun
day of Mr. and Mrs. A. D. Gore.
Mrs. Winnie Cameron, Miss
Annie Blue Cameron and Mrs.
Tom Sinclair went to Sullens Col
lege, Bristol, Tenn., Friday to
bring Joan Sinclair home to
spend spring holidays with her
parents.
Mrs. M. B. Warren, Mrs. W. S.
Hood, Mrs. Mary Roberts, Mrs.
Chandler Roberts and Mary, at
tended the wedding of their niece.
Mary Eloko Cobb to William An
derson in Charlotte Saturday. Mrs.
Chandhr Roberts and Mary as
sisted in serving at the recep
tion following th? wedding.
Mrs. Eleanor A. Jones of Prin
cess An1.:, Maryl ii,.! is visiting here
in the home of her son, N. R.
Jones and family.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thomas
spent the week end in Charlotte,
with Senator and Mrs. Fred Mc
Intyre. They attended the Adlai
S'evenson dinner and speaking.
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The Rev. and Mrs. Zane Gray
Norton of Shelby spent Monday
with Mr. Norton's mother, Mrs.
J. M. Norton.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Faulk and
Karen Sue moved to Jacksonville
Beach, Florida this week.
Miss Clara McLean of Winston
Salem spent the week end with
Mr. and Mrs. Neill McFadyen.
Misses Janie and Jean Blue of
Raleigh spent the week end with
their sister, Mrs. William Mc
Fadyen and Mr. McFadyen.
Visitors in the H. R. McLean
home during the week end were:
their daughter, Mary, and her
roommate, Gladys McCain, of
Flora Macdonald College, Pfc.
Glenn A. Luzier, Jr., and Pfc.
Tommy Culbreth. nephew of Mrs.
McLean, of Fort Jackson, S. C.
Franklin Teal, Charlie Daniels,
Jimmy Bracey and Billy Lester
spent the week end at Wingate
College with Johnny McPhaul and
attended baseball games' Sunday
and Mondav in Charlotte.
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Stylish Toppers were S5.95
NOW SELLING FOR
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Little Ellen Ccnoly, daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Cliff Conoly is
quite sick with measles.
Dr. R. M. Jordan attended a
post gradaute Course at Bow
man Gray in Winsuon-Salem Tues
day through Thurrday.
Mr. and Mrs. H. W. Ellis had
as guests for the week end all
their children and grandchildren,
the Rev. and Mrs. W. M. Ellis and
daughters of Richwood, Ohio, Mr.
and Mrs. Clyde Dull and child
ren of Sanford, Mr. and Mrs.
Leonard Ellis and Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Ellis and son.
Mrs. T. F Davis has just re
turned from Ft. Lauderdale, Fla.
after spending three weeks with
her daughter and husband, Mr.
and Mrs. Harold Thomas and
their new son, Christopher.
Mr. and Mrs. Art Powell of
Fayetteville were visitors in town
Monday.
Miss Betty Tavl'T of Fayet'e
ville spent Sunday in Wilmington
to see the azalea gardens.
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" Mrs. W. S. Hood and children
of Greenville, S. C. have been
visiting her parents, Mr. and Mrs.
M. B. Warren.
Miss Janet Hodgin, a student
at Peace College, returned Wed
nesday after spending the Spring
holidays with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. D. H. Hodgin. Since
Janet has been a student at Peace,
she has made the Dean's list each
quarter.
Mr. and Mrs. H. L. Gatlin, Jr.
and Leon spent the week end at
their cottage at Topsail Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Thomas,
Mrs. J. B. MeLeod. Mrs. Paul De
zcrne and Mrs. J. W. Bowman
went to Raleigh Tuesday to see
"South Pacific."
Mr. and Mrs. D. J. Dalton and
Petty and Miss Nola Dalton of
I.umberton spent the week end at
Carolina Beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Irvin Hubbard
spent the week erd with his par
ents, Mr. and Mrs. J. R. Hubbard
at Myrtle Beach.
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Fred P. Johnson of Raleigh
was a visitor in town during the
week end.
Mr. and Mrs. P. H. Purcell and
children of Raleigh spent the
week end with her parents, Mr.
and Mrs. A. K. Stevens.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Walker
attended the funeral of Mr. Wal
ker's mother, Mrs. Alfred Walk(
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