GRANT CHECK - James T. Johnsonsstate director of Farmers Home Administration, presents a
check for S5,500 from Advancement, Inc. to help purchase the 60 acre kndfill site for the county.
Accepting the check is T.C. Jones, chair/nan of the cvunty commissioners. With him arc Richard
B. Wallace, impact program leader for FHA, M.R. Mills, cvunty sanatorium T.B I.ester, county
manager and Ralph Barnhart, county etimmissioner and member of the Advancement board of
directors.
Hoke Gets $5,500
Advancement Grant
James T. Johnson, State
Director, Farmers Home
Administration, presented a
check Tuesday from
Advancement, Inc., for
55,500.00, to T.C. Jones,
Chairman of Hoke County
Commissioners.
The Hoke County
Commissioners have adopted a
plan for collection and disposal
of solid waste in Hoke County.
This 55,500.00 grant will help
purchase a 60 acre tract of land
that will be used for the
disposal of the solid waste. At
a later date the County will put
into operation its plan for
collection of solid waste by
placing approximately 50 4
cubic yard containers over the
county which will be serviced
twice a week or as needed by a
dumpster. The containers will
serve household waste only.
Other types of waste will be
transported to the disposal site
by the individual or by a
contractor.
The County has entered inu
a contract with the Cits ol
Raeford for maintaining the
disposal site. The Hoke County
Health Department will be put
in charge of the operation,
which will consist til
promotion of this program,
education of the public and
supervision of the landfill
operation. Advancement. Inc..
which is supplying the
55.500.00 grant, is the four ?
:ounty program aimed at
reducing out - migration from
this area. Ii is administered
locally by a 16 mem be i board
jf directors, who .are
epr escntative of local
government, and civic elements
"rom Robeson. Hoke. Bladen
uid Columbus Counties.
Board membeis frnn lluke
bounty arc Ralph \V Barnliait.
very McNair. Fd A Manning
ind George S. Crawford: ex
iflicio member is Harold Gillis.
-mids for the Advancement,
nc. program were provided by
he Office of Economic
Opportunity to the IS.
Department lit' Agnculuire.
vh i c h delegated the
esponsibility to 5he-*farmeis
lome Administration. The
irogram here is tine ol onlj
wo such pilot programs in
uial areas in the I'niied St .t.-v
Evangelical Church Plans
&)rin? Revival, Cantata
The Evangelical Methodist
Church at Sixth and Green
Street will hold a spring revival
beginning April 12 and
continuing nightlv through
April 18.
The services will begin at
7:30 each evening. Guest
speaker evangelist for the
meeting will be the Rev.
Charles Church of Gibsonville.
An Easier cantata will be
presented by the adult choir of
the Evangelical Methodist
Church on April II at 7:30
p.m.
Composed by John W.
Peterson, the work in entitled
"Hallelujah! What a Savior."
The public is imitcd to
attend the program and the
revival services.
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Rockfish News
By Mrs. A. A. Mclnnis
Don't loiget the Bake Sale
at Kocklish Friday p.m.. Apnl
l>. beginning ai 3:30. Make a
cake or buy a cuke or yii^uari
do both. There may be pies
anil cookies also lor sale. The
Sale is sponsored by the
Fxtension llomemakers Club
and they will appreciate
anything you do to help a good
cause. So come on to the sale
and do your part.
The bible Study Group of
Tabernacle Chinch met with
Mrs. Allied Bern Monday.
Mrs. Sue Raybon got home
last week attei being a patient
at Mighsmith ? Kainey
Memorial Hospital for a tew
days.
Mrs. Sail re Mckeithan. who
was a patient at the
Sanatorium at McCain, came
home last Friday. She was
visiting hei daughter. Mrs.
Frank Stephens of Rt. 2.
Rueford, the first ot this week.
Guests tit Mi. and Mis. Cecil
McKeithan. Greg and Susan the
past weekend woe her sister.
Mrs. .lean Grubbs and son
Harry ol" Cheiaw . S (
Mrs. Margaret Terry of Ft
Lauderdale. Fla. came last
Friday to spend a while with
her mother, Mrs. S.N. McColl.
Mrs. Mary Shewbndge came
with her and is visiting Mr. anil
Mrs. Joe Loveite.
Mrs. Floyd Nugent and Mrs.
Robert Orem visited Southern
Pines and I'mchurst Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence kooncc. Mis.
Orem and Mrs. Nugent went to
High Point Monday.
Mrs. S.N. McColl's sisters.
Mis. Ola kornegay. Mrs Ruth
Martin and Miss Flora
McLauiin ol Nit. Olive, visited
Mrs. McColl and her daughter.
Mrs. Homer Terry, last Frida)
p.m.
The Rev. and Mis. Robett
McColl and son Brendan ot
Chapel Hill weie guests of Mrs.
McColl and Mrs. I errv
Saturday.
Mis. \iu>n Poller and Mrs.
Meta Paikci visited Mr. and
Mi s. I liom.is l'?>ttoi and
clutdien len\% David and
Rhonda ol Goldsboio lasi
Fuday. Ihcv spent the niglit
and came back Satindav .
We welcome to this
community Sgt. and M,s. Hill
fowlci n| Bonnie D.hmic. who
have jusi moved into the
ciai oid ^Mille'r house* t ii" the
Rocktisli - Raetoul road neat
Rockllsll.
Guests ot Mr. and Mrs.
ilcnu.i:i kooncc Sai.iulav wore
Mis Sallie ll.it I vans .oid Mi.
Fvan> ol K<-bills and Mrs
Rl'1 'da Holder. McMillan ot
Paikt oil. who taught school at
Rockltsli .1 ivw \eais a no and
Miss Josephine Hall
Mis. Jesse Lee. operator ol
ihe I tllnian Rest Home, spent
the pasi weekend wnh lie;
motlier. Mis Man I . Jones o|
New Be: n
I rwin Smith of l.atninburg
visited hts sKiei. Miss Dollv
Read John ! ?' J
Jt'siiN knowing tli.it all thugs
wete now accot.iplished. that
the sciiptme might be tullilled.
saitli. I tlnisi. (John I1' 2K)
ll? >?
I he l.<ng. p.iiclill ? |oiune\
Jesus made with the heavy
?loss u.i* sllHicietit to pmducc
in Ihii! 'In- I'hvsical thiist
which was burning Hi* thioal
llnisi w.i? a paii ,,| His
c i iic 111 \. n wltuli lie
snbriit led io peacetulK in
consiuueiKCs. Ii v.the thiist
in His soul tot (ii.iii to be tieed
if.'in siii and Idled with
lighten isiies> lhat sent I Inn lo
' he cios?.
Ilie civ ot out lorti. "I
thiist." expiesses the deepest
longing ol Ills gloiious life ?
that is. lo hee the human soul
ot all condemnation. The most
iiigent need ot man was
sati-lied l?\ ?>iii lord Jesus
(lit.si through Ills death and
resii-aMion laving tlown Ills
lite was indicative ol His love
tow a: tl 'is.
I'kWIR On i loving,
heavenlx lalhei. we thank
I hee loi the viculice ol Jesus
loi our sake. Help us to
wlioieheartediv .K\epi His love
shown in Hi- sufferings on the
cmss so we mav live lives
appreciative ol His vuutice.
We jsk this in Ills name Amen.
TIIOl GIIT FOR 1111
DAY Jesus suffered gieat
thirst that I mav be m the
stream eternal hie.
Nicolas Obispo Perez
t Dominican Republu i
( OPN KK.III ? I I'l'l K ROOM
Am veteran who financed
his home with a \'A guaranteed
loan betore May I ^hh. still has
a S5.000 or SK.500 loan
entitlement a v a 11 a b I e
depending upon when he
received his loan
husband last Sunday. No age
was given nor any other details
but as all birthdays are happy
occasions. All wished tor Mi
Jairell many more.
Thanks to Mrs. Mary Dolan
of Rnoxville. Md. tor the
lovely taster card Be sure and
lead the Wayside news this
week Mrs. Dolan.
Mr. and Mrs. Harold Monroe
and children Jennie. Wayne
and Sheila and his parents. Mr.
and Mis. Will Monroe, visited
Holden Beach. Long Beachand
Southport last Sunday. They
reported it was a very pleasant
outing but didn't say they
went in swimming.
It may be news to some
people that Wayne Pope, son
of Mr. and Mrs. William h.
Pope, is with the Marines at
Parris Island. The Popes live
near Rockfish in the Chance
housing development area near
the home o(.Mr. and Mrs J.C.
Hendren.
Mrs. Margaret Parnell. who
had surgery at Cape Fear
Valley and came home, had to
return to the hospital last week
and was reported not doing
well the first of this week.
Mr. and Mrs. Smith Mclnnis
and Mrs. Jnn Maxwell visited
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Smith of
Pinehurst Sunday p.m. They
had just returned Saturday
from two weeks visit in
Virginia.
Tjnna Barnard, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Barnard, was one of a group of
young people who walked 20
miles last Saturday for the
March of Dimes. Tanna's feet
were sore and she could not go
to church Sunday but anyway
she made it.
Wanda Grant, one of the
two who were sent to Womack
Army Hospital after the car
wreck week before last, got
home on Monday last week but
she was not quite well at last
account.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Allen
and daughter Jenny ot Selma
were guests of Mrs. Louise
Watson Sunday night.
Mrs. Louise Watson. Mrs.
(>rady I nglish. Mrs. N.J.
Ritter. Mrs. Margaret Ray and
daughter Judy attended the
Mason ? Long wedding at
Powell Tabernacle Baptist
Church in Fayetteville last
1 hursday night. The b:ids is a
daughter of Mr. and Mrs. L.D.
Long, granddaughter ot Mrs.
Ritter and a niece ot Mrs.
Watson. Mrs. Ray and Mrs.
Fnglish.
Mr. and Mrs. Dougald Shaw
of Racford were guests of Mrs.
Belle Ritter last Sunday p.m.
Mrs. W.B. Barefoot's
brother. T.M. Capps of
Santord. who was badly
Smith, at Tillman's Rest Home
Sundav p.m.
Mrs. Alt red Berry. Mrs.
Harold C'urrie and Mr. and Mrs.
Guy Be: ry visited Harrison
Berry at Cape hear Valley
Hospital, wlieie he is a patient.
Sunday p.m.
J.E. Wood, who was a
patient at Highsmith - Rainey
Memorial Hospital last week,
got home Saturday and seems
to be doing tine.
Mrs. Robert Wood reports
that her father. Younger
Stephens, got home troni
Highsmith ? Rainey Memorial
Hospital Friday.
Mr. and Mrs. Jordan ot West
Knd were euests ot Mr. and
Mrs. R H Gibson Jr. Sundav
p.m.
Mr. L B. Bundy was right
sick the fust of this week with
a cold or virus of some kind.
Their Sundav guests were Mr.
md Mrs. Tommy Bundy and
children Judv and Ronnie.
Mrs. Fthel I). Gibson spent
last Sunday with her sister.
Mrs. W.H Schell of Lumber
Bridge. While she was away
Sundav. Mr, and Mrs. J.D.
Liibson of Stedman, Arvin.
Stevie and Debbie Freeman ot
Fayetteville. Mr. and Mrs. Sid
Sumner. Hani and Johnny ot
Lumber Bridge visited Mr. and
Vlrs. M.S. Ciibs?>n and children
Joy and Ricky. They say you
;an't win 'em all. Stay home
ind no one will come, leave
\ome and there they come.
Mrs. Flovd Monroe and Mr.
md Mrs. Douulas Monroe went
0 visit Mr. and Mrs. John
3aker of Cameron last Sunday
md found that they were not
it home. They went to the
1 o in e o t Mrs. Ruth
Clinginschrnidt and lound no
>ne at home so they came back
0 Raeford and visited Mr. and
vlrs. Graham Monroe.
Mis. AW Wood. Mis.
j, ma Id ood and children
)on. Becky. Barry and Todd
?isited Mi. and Mis. C. raig
Vood and daughter Deburah of
fhomasville Sunday. While
hev were gone. Mr. and Mrs.
.aval O St eon and Mrs. J.B
ole of Dillon. S.C. came to
isit Mrs AAV. Wood It last
">uiul.i\ had been April 1. it
vould not have been surprising
hat so many people got tooled
in that day.
"fClrlern'iati Koonce gave a
1 ir th day dinner for her
usbaiid last Sundav. Guests
,ore Mi and Mrs Davis Parkei
ii,l cluldt en Karen and
;ukl.ind and Mrs. (.eorge
lonore. Mr. Koonce received a
>t ot nice gitts and all his
ilends wish tor him many
tore happv birthdays.
Mis. F.d Jarrell had a
nt Inlay dinner for her
injured in a wreck sometime
ago. was able to spend the
weekend with Mr. and Mrs.
Barefoot.
Mrs. C.M. t'hason. who was
a patient at Highsmith ? Rainey
Memorial Hospital last week,
came home Friday and is
getting along fairly well.
Mrs. Dan Biadshaw is
spending this week with her
sister ? in ? law. Mrs. Irene
Currie of Bene Springs.
BIRTHDAY
The children of A.L. Long
gave a birthday party for him
at Cape hear Nursing Center,
where he is a patient, on his
89th birthday. April I. All of
his children and some of the
grandchildren were present.
They were Mr. and Mrs. George
Dees. Herbert Long. Mrs. Alma
Parker. Mrs. Louise Watson,
Mrs. Grace English. Alfred Jr..
Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Watson,
Phillip and Billy Watson. L.D.
Long, Lynn Dees and Mr. and
Mrs. Julian Barnes. Mr. Long
received many nice gifts and
cards. One of the two birthday
cakes was presented by Mrs.
Ernest Capps. Refreshments
were served to the family and
friends and all wished for him
many more happy birthdays
with all his children around
him.
W*?Uy
Jfealtk
Up
Walter Coley. R. Ph.
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