Ken's
Carpet
Center
PHONE 692-7427
126 W. NEW HAMPSHIRE
SOUTHERN PINES, N.C.
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GENERAL
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405 N. Main
Laurinburg, N. C.
FOR CLEAN UP - The city has two large trash bags waiting for
each Raeford family during the clean-up drive. City employees
Jackie Smith (left) and Betty Smith will distribute the hags at
City Hall during April.
Frear Martin Dies Tuesday
Funeral services were held
Wednesday at Piney Wood
Church, Cameron lor Frear
Clifton Martin, 53, who died
T uesday.
He is survived by his wife;
mother, Mrs. Belly Martin of
Booncvillc daughters. Miss
Betty Ann Martin, Miss Linda
Faye Martin, both ol the
home; sons. I^a rry Martin.
William Martin. Johnny Martin.
Robert Martin, all of Cameron;
sisters, Mrs. Gray Shore. Miss
Jessie Pearl Martin, both of
Bonneville. Mrs. Paul Moxlcv
of Yadkinville; and brother.
Fred Martin of Booneville.
now* notes from
Q\
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Jones
of PineblufT. were Sunday
dinner guest^of Mr. and Mrs.
J.B. Mays. In the afternoon,
the Jones and Mays visited Mr.
and Mrs. Johnny Jones and
family in Raeford for a
cookout.
Mr. Roger Puckett of
Greenville spent the weekend
with his family Mr. and Mrs.
Harry Teal.
Mrs. Jean McBrydc and
daughter Daphne went on a
trip with the third grade at
West Hoke Elcmentry School
Monday. They visited the Coca
Cola Company in Aberdeen,
then had a nice picnic at the
picnic grounds of Aberdeen
Lake.
Miss Audry Almond of
Robbins visited over the week
end with Mr. and Mrs. Kelly
Blake and family.
Mrs. Pat Nixon returned
home from Moore Memorial
Hospital Saturday.
Mrs. Carol Williams and Mrs.
Betty Willard went shopping in
Rockingham Monday
afternoon.
Mrs. Mary Ann Seaford was
home over the weekend with
her mother Mrs. Albert
Sealord.
Mrs. John Lockey had
surgery Tuesday at Moore
Memorial Hospital.
MAs Jerry Blake from
Washington. D.C. was home
witf hei patents Mr. and Mrs.
Kelly Blake from Friday until
1 uesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny
McDiannid of Raeford visited
Mr. and Mrs. Jaincs Nixon
Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. M.C. Almond
went to Raleigh Saturday 011
business and while there they
visited Mr. and Mrs. Winfrcd
Almond. Sunday Mr. and Mrs.
Bill Hodgin and children Ron
and Stan of Apex and Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Stell and children
Rhonda and Linda of
Greensboro were guests of Mr
and Mrs. M.C. Almond. The
Stells came especially to attend
the funeral of Mi. John Kirk at
Rose land.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald
Thomas and children .and Mr.
and Mrs. Tommy Picklcr and
children rode to Wilmington
Sunday to see the u/aleas.
Mrs. Reid Willard and
daughter Jennie visited Mrs.
Roberta Phillips in Red Springs
and Mr. and Mrs. Htrbort
Phillips in Buie Thursday.
Fifteen members of the
Grange in Hoke County had a
nice covered dish supper
Monday night at the
community house in Ashley
Heights. Mr. Robert II.
Caldwell of Greensboro and
Mr. Avery Conncll of Raeford
were special guests who spoke
on new coverages and other
Graruce proa rami. ? - *. ,
Mrs. Jean McBryde and
children Para and Leonard and
Mr. ahd Mri. Lonnie Fish
visited Mrs. Nil. Burgess in
Durham Saturday. They
especially went < to see Mrs.
Rosa Combs and Mr. Nil.
Burgess, both in the"" hospital
Mr', and Mrs. M.C.Ahnond,
Wade and Ernest Abnond, Mrs.
JA. Almond and Mtas Jerry ?
Blake were dinner guests of Mr.
and Mrs. Kelly Blake and son
Jan. It was a special day for
Mrs. Kelly Blake as it was her
56th birthday. She received
many nice gifts. Other guests
during the day were Mr. and
Mrs. Curtiss Barnett of
Racford, Mr. and Mrs. Alton
McDonald of Aberdeen, Mr.
and Mrs. Raymod Almond of
West End, and Miss Mary
Wicker of Southern Pines.
Mr. and Mrs. Reid Willard
lost two five month old Beagle
puppies Saturday. One is black
and brown and one is brown
and white. If anyone knows
their where abouts a reward
will be given.
Mr. and Mrs. Roy Williams
of Carthage and Mr. and Mrs.
Ronnie Williams spent Sunday
at Myrtle Beach.
Mrs. Maude Dixon. Mrs. Ellis
Harrington and Mrs. Audrey
Wheeler of Durham were
Saturday guests of Mr. and
Mrs. J.D. Pickler.
Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Stanhei
and son of Raeford spoil I
Sunday with Mrs. Surah
Strothcr and family.
Circle No. I of Shiloh
Presbyterian Church met in the
home of Mrs. James Wilkerson
Monday night. Mrs. D.R.Huff.
Jr. presented tlie lesson to the
nine members present.
Refreshments were cake, ice
cream and strawbei ries.
chipsters. Coke and coffee
which were served after the
meeting.
Mrs. Helen Hendrson is very
ill at Cape Feat Valley Nursing
Center in Fayetteville.
We wish to express our
sincere sympathy to Mi. and
Mrs. R.H. Perry and family in
the death of Mi. IIV.
Campbell." Texas. Mrs.
Campbell is the former Janice
Perry.
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth
Frederick and family were
Saturday night dinner guests of
Mrs. Nora Pickler.
Mr. George K. Vanhoy came
home from Moore Memorial
Hospital Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Deese
and Mr. and Mrs. KG. Ionian
of Raeford had dinner at Town
and Counliy Steak House
Monday night celebrating Mis.
Deese and Mr. lumuiis
birthday.
Mrs. Pope Will Attend
U
Food Service Workship
Mrs. Clara B. Pope, food
service supervisor tor Hoke
New Ostomy Club
To Meet Friday
A special meeting of the
newly formed Central Caiolina
Ostomy Club will be held in
Raleigh. Friday, April 17.
I <>70.
Club President R.O. Ileatei
of Cary. said surgeons and
other h e a I t It care
representatives aie expected to
be present to discus how they
might be of assistance to
ostomates. *
Ostomates arc poeplc who
have lost then colon, either
through a colostomy or
ileostomy because of cancer 01
other reasons.
Heater, who has been an
oslomatc himself for 25 yeais.
estimates that there aie
hundreds of such persons in
ccntial North Carolina.
"Wc invite them to our
meeting because of the
technical assistance and moral
support they can receive."
Heater said.
The meeting is at 7:00 P.M.
in the dining room of the new
Medi center at 0I(> Wade
Avenue, Raleigh. N.C.
Frank Leach
Buried Wed.
Funeral services for
Benjamin Franklin (Frank)
Leach were held Wednesday at
laurel Hill Baptist Church at
Dundarrach with the pastoi.
the Rev. Sylvester Melvin,
officiating. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
Leach, a lifelong resident of
Hoke County and a veteran of
World War II died last Fridav
in Wake Memorial Hospital in
Raleigh.
He is survived by a daughtci.
Miss Mary Leach of
Fayctteville, and two sons,
Albert Leach and Billy Leach
of Fayctteville; his mother.
Mrs. Flla Leach of Raeford:
and a sister Miss Clara Leach of
Washington, D.C.
County Schools, will attend .1
school food set\ icv duecton
workshop in Ashes 1U0 \pnl 1 I
- 17.
About 100 duoctnis hour all
parts of the stale will meet lot
the program sponsoicd In the
State Dcpaitmenl ot Public
Instruction.
Ralph I aton. dueciot of
school food sen ices foi 1 he
State Department ol Public
111st 1 net mil. is in chaiec ot
ailaiicements foi the 11100:1111:.
I'he progiain. he said. wiil
emphasi/e ad iniiiisii.it ion.
nutrition and management
According to I aton. the
11 u mho 1 of school lood
supctvisois luo iiicie.iv d Mom
40 in I?W,.t to 'is in I 07n
MDTA CRAIHATI - Mrs
Kola K. Peter km McPluiul,
daughter 0/ Mr. ami Mrs. lames
Peterkin u) Hi I. Raeford is
now working f or rlie fast AVr
blew ) ork Community
Corporation Manpower Center
in Brooklyn. A graduate oj
Upchttrch High School and a
graduate of the first MD'IA
Stenographer Class held in
Raeford. she began \s\>rking us
a clerk-typist and. by attending
night school for IBM
Keypunch. sfh- is now a
Steno-supcrrisor. compu ter
operator and part - time switch
board operator. Mrs. Mcl'luml
has been accepted as a full time
student of the Cue University
of Sew York, where she plans
to get a degree in business
administration.
FOR OUTSTANDING SFRIICF - Mrs. Flora Croxnler is
presented with a si her bowl by Dr. Wade Heritage at ceremonies
at McCain Sanatorium last week honoring her as Hoke County's
Xursc <>/ the Year.
National Officer
To Talk To DAY
Tin* national service oil ice i
ol the Disabled \incncan
Velei.nis will speak ai a special
meeting ol lloke County
Cluplei No. 17 ol I lie l) \Vs
on Apiil I 7 at 7 .10 p.m. at I he
Woodmen ol die World Hall.
IoIiii I ('.ales, of Winsion ?
Salem, will discuss disability.
Willi a question and answci
pci iod allei ward
All l)\V ineniheis anil wises
and anyone with a service
connected disability are mired
lo at lend. ( luilie Woodcll.
comniaiiilei ni the local
duplet said.
dales scived hi I lie \inn
lioni I1'.? until lie icincd
allei veais ol active seiviee
loi teason ol pliy steal disability
in I''!.*, lie was then a
I iciilcujiit ( olonel. While in
seiuce. lie was stationed m the
I'aeii ie tin111it: World Wat II and
lalei seised in kioiea and
I mope lie lias been the
jo I ix i <;. i n s
Viimn.il Soivicc Ollicci l>'i
l)\\ mmco l'W?5.
EUROPEAN TOUR (Aug. 3 - Aug. 24)
(3 Full Weeks)
S694.00 (complete)
Contact Rev. Jack Mansfield for
Information at 875-4387 or 875-3508
Come By!
Friday Night Unjjjl 9
^lien's Jltb.
216 N. Main St. Racford.N.C.
W'
TO: THE CITIZENS
OF HOKE COUNTY
It is with pleasure that we announce that on or about the
1st of July we will open a Quality Clothing Store for Men and
Boys to be known as "JOE SUGAR'S OF RAEFORD, N.C."
This store will feature Famous Brand Name Merchandise
and will be operated by my son - in - law, Mr. Paul Soloman
(you can call him Paul!). He and my daughter Frances will be
moving to Raeford sometime in June or July.
We have a great deal of Raeford & Hoke County people now
trading in our St. Pauls Store and we will try to give the same
service and good clothes in the Raeford Store. ,
Our sincere hope is that when we open you will give us the
opportunity to serve you with your clothing needs
and should we not have what you want, give us the
opportunity to get it for you.
Looking forward to a profitable and pleasant relationship in
the years ahead with the citizens of Hoke, I am,
t/stanly Sugar for
Joe Sugar's
of St. Pauls, N.C.
P.S. I am proud of the fact too that I can advertise this store
as being "conveniently located 14 miles from the nearest
parking meter."
FRIDAY, APRIL 24-7:30 P.M.
61 ? SON HMH SCH00L-RAIF0RD, N.C.
HOKE RESCUE SQUAD PROUDLY PRESENTS
THE ARTHUR SMITH SHOW
STARRING IN PERSON
RALPH SMITH. GENE PACER. MAGGIE GRIFFiM.
DICK SCHUYLER. jACQUIE SCHUYLER. DON ANGE
A THE CROSSROAD OUARTET
TICKRTS NOW ON SALE AT: City Hall, C< noly't
Etso Service Contor - E. Cantral. Riley s Lsso
Service Center r? 401 By Pass, and Stereo World
- South Main.
ADVANCE S1.00 GATE S1.6C
Please Place
Order For
Ring Early
GIFTS OF
WATCHES
FLAT &
HOLLOWARE
SILVERWARE
crystal BY
?fostoria
?TIFFIN
?LOTUS
FOR
cmciiu
A beautiful pin with a
birthstone for each member
of the family.
She will cherish it forever.
For Only
CHINA BY
?havilanu many other fine gift items i
?IROQUOIS TO PLEASE ALL MOTHERS
i ;? - ?
Kinlaw's Jewelry Store
124 N. MAIN ST. PHONE R7S 3863 RAEFOHD. N. C.