Hoke ASCS News
. By THOMAS 1. BURGESS
FARM PAYMENTS WILL
BEGIN JULY FIRST - North
Carolina farmers who are
enrolled in the 1971 aet -aside
programs on cotton, feed grain,
and wheat will start receiving
their payments on July 1.
Although the late spring
slowed down the acreage
certifications necessary to
compute these payments,
County ASCS Offices will still
start making payments on July
I. A large percentage of the
payments will be made during
the month of July.
County ASCS Offices send
data sheets on each farm to
New Orleans where the Data
Processing Center computes
the payments earned and prints
out sight drafts and statements
- of ? payment computations.
These are then returned to the
County ASCS Office for
issuance to producers. No
payments may be issued until
July 1, the beginning of the
fiscal year, when sufficient
funds become available.
Some 89,000 producers are
participating in the feed grain
program, 44,000 in the wheat
program, and 13,000 in the
cotton program in North
Carolina thb year. The
programs are voluntary. In
return for participation,
producers earn price - support
payments and are eligible for
price ? support loans. To earn
these payments, .they limit
production of the program
crops, and set aside cropland
acres for conserving uses which
protect the soil.
FARMERS SHOULD KEEP
PAYMENT COMPUTATION
STATEMENTS - Producers
who earn payments in the
1971 set ? aside program for
feed grain, wheat, and cotton
will receive payment
computation statements along
with their payment drafts.
It is most important for
producers "<.to retain these
computation statements along
with their other farm records.
The computation statements
provide these important
details:
1. Program for which
payment it made. (Peed grain,
wheat, a? cotton)
2. Both (tom and net
oaymenta, for entire farm and
for individual producer.
3. Planted acreage and set ?
aside acreage.
4. Projected yield, uied for
payment computations.
Producers mould verify their
computation statements with
their farm records before filing
them in a safe place. If they
have any questions, they
should get in touch with their
County ASCS Office as soon as
possible.
If farm program
computation statements are
lost or destroyed, producers
may obtain the information
from records in the County
ASCS Office.
Farm program payments for
1971 will begin July 1.
Softball
Scores
Results of softball games on
June 22:
Raeford Oil Company, 15;
Hoke Concrete, 3; Bargain
Motors, 9; McNairs Cleaner
Raeford Fire Dept., 11; A&P,
9. June 23 results: Carter's
Tire, 6; House of Raeford, 5;
Raeford Fire Department, 8;
Bargain Motors, 6.
June 24 results: A&P, 7;
McNairs Cleaners, 6; House of
Raeford, 16; Hoke Concrete, 1;
Carter's Tire, 14; Raeford Oil
Company, 0.
June 29 results: House of
Raeford, 14; Raeford Fire
Department, 6; Hoke Concrete.
10; Bargain Motors, 9; Carter's
Tire, 13; A&P, 4.
Little
League
The Fire Department is still
in first place, with the Lions
holding a one - game load for
second.
The Kiwanis and the Jaycees
are tied for third place and
VFW and the Moose club are
tied for fourth.
Fire Department, 6-0
Lions, 4-2
Kiwanis, 3-3
Jaycees, 3-3
VFW, 1-5
Moose, 1-5
The results of last week's
games are: Jaycees, 8; Kiwanis,
3; Fire Department, 4;
Kiwanis, 2; Lions, 19; Jaycees,
5; Moose. 9; VFW, 6.
Hoke Is Third
In Jr. Tarheel
Hoke's Junior Tarheel team
remains in third place in the
league with a 2-3 record.
Pembroke is first with a 3-0
and St. Pauls is second with a
3-1 record. Red Springs is
winless with an 0-4 record.
BEGINNER'S LUCK - Odell Ashburn made his first fish a good
one as he proudly displays a 616-pound whopper caught in a local
n?nd. Ashburn said this was the first fish he ever caught.
news notes from
QUEWHIFFLE
3y MRS LEONARD McBRYDE
The Floyd Deese family are
vacationing in Spring lake,
Florida for two weeks.
Little Jr. Smith, son of Mr.
and Mrs. E.J. Smith celebrated
his first birthday Thursday as
the family enjoyed dinner
Thursday evening with Mr. and
Mrs. Ellis P. Smith Sr.
Mrs. Edith McBryde left
Saturday for Jacksonville, Fla.
where she will be visiting Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Johnson and
girls Judy and Paige for two
weeks. While there Mrs.
Johnson and girls and Mrs.
McBryde flew to Houston,
Texas for a few days to visit
Mr. and Mrs. Harley
Morganroth and children, Lisa
and Victor.
Marcus Thompson is in
Moore Memorial Hospital.
The J.D. Pickler family are
vacationing this week at
Carolina Beach. All of Mrs.
Picklers family will be there
also.
Mrs. Max Frye and daughter
Debra of New London were
visitors Saturday with Mi. and
Mrs. Kelly Blake.
Mrs. Ina Crouch spent the
weekend at Maxton with Mr.
and Mrs. M.W. Jackson.
Saturday they visited Mrs.
Vertie Odom in Lumberton.
The Almond Reunion was
held Sunday at the home of
Mrs. J.A. Almond. All of her
children were there. Ernest
Almond. Wade and Jerome
Almond of the home, Mr. and
Mrs. Crowell Almond, Mr. and
Mrs. Bill Hodgin and sons Stan
and Ron of Apex, Mr. and Mrs.
Vance Almond of Florence,
Alabama, Mr. and Mrs.
Raymond Almond of West
End, Mr. and Mrs. Kelly Blake
and son Jan, Mr. and Mrs. Bob
Moore and son Robin of West
End and Mr. and Mrs. Lane
Almond and daughter Sharon
of Raeford.
Mrs. Jean McBryde and
children visited Mr. and Mrs.
N.H. Burgess, Mr. and Mrs.
Junior Burgess and girls Kim
and Sherry, and Mr. and Mrs.
Melvin Lynam and children
Cathy, Mary and Tracy Sunday
in Durham. Cathy Lynam
returned home with the
McBrydes for a week's visit.
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Almond
and family went compain over
the weekend at Kerr Lake in
Virginia. His brother Winfred
Almond and wife at Raleigh
met them there.
Mac McBryde played golf
with other fellow Jaycee
members in Fayetteville
Sunday in the Jaycee Golf
Tournament.
Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Mays
visited from Wednesday til
Sunday with Mrs. Joe Moody
and Mrs. Christine Moody in
Mt. Airy. While there they
visited other friends and
relatives. They attended the
Mays reunion at the home of
Claude Brown near Raven
Knob.
Mrs. Ollie O'Briant is in
Moore Memorial hospital.
Mr. and Mrs. Glenn Crissman
and family attended the
Crissman Reunion at Aberdeen
Lake Sunday.
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(IV Mrs. Harold Chason
Vacation Bible School began
at Ephesus Baptist Church
Monday June 28 from 6 ? 9
Pm and will continue through
riday.
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Glisson of St. Petersburg,
Florida spent last week with
Mr. and Mrs. John Glisson.
Mr. and Mrs. David Hendrix,
David Lupo, and Mr. and Mrs.
E.G. Currie of Portsmouth.
Virginia attended the Currie
reunion at Bethel Presbyterian
Church Sunday. Mr. and Mrs.
Currie are spending several
days with Mr. and Mrs.
Hendrix.
The Lizzie Tolar Bible Class
of Ephesus Baptist Church had
a fish cook ou at Leach's pond
Saturday p.m. Fifteen
members and guests were
present.
Ronald Davis of St. Pauls is
spending his vacation with Mr.
and Mrs. Grover McMillian and
family.
Mrs. Grace Miller of
Pinehurst and Mrs. Martin
Scarboro visited Mr. and Mrs.
Odell Miller and family
Sunday.
Mrs. George Dees and
children of Enterprise*.
Alabama are visiting Mr. and
Mrs. Chester Beasley and
family.
Mr. and Mrs. Brown Hendrix
Sr. and daughter Kathy
attended the Christening of
their grandson Samuel Brown
Hendrix Hi at the Chestnutt
United Methodist Church in
Lumberton Sunday a.m.
Jaque Brown of Lumber
Bridge spent the weekend with
Teresa McKenzie.
Mr. and Mrs. L.M. Chason
and Mr. and Mrs. Arnold
Stokes spent Thursday at
White Lake.
Teresa Orem spent the
weekend with Wanda Harris.
Steve Orem and friend spent
the weekend at White Lake.
Mrs. J.A. Jofies, Mrs. John
Henry McNeill and Mrs. Micky
McNeill spent Saturday in
Charlotte visiting Mr. and Mrs.
Rudy Cobb and children.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Jones
and children spent the weekend
with Mr. and Mrs. W.L. Smith
at their cottage at Topsail
Island.
Mr. and Mrs. J.A. Fields of
Lumber Bridge and Mrs. Sally
Willis of Lumberton were
dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Daniel Livingstone Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Amos Grant Jr.
and daughter Wanda spent
Thursday and Friday at
Applachian State University in
Boone. Friday afternoon they
visited relatives in Chester and
Greenville, South Carolina.
Walter Parks and son Larry
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Carl VonCannon in Dunn.
Mr. and Mrs. J.C. Barnes
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Billy Barnes in Darlington,
SC.
Sally Lynn Maxwell is
spending several days with Mr.
and Mrs. Jon Evans and
daughters in Lumberton.
Miss Barbara Ann Brewer
and Karen Crawford returned
home Tuesday after spending a
week with Mr. and Mrs. Gene
Mason and family in Mobile,
Alabama.
Mrs. M.C. Boyles and Mrs.
Wlmira Carson spent from
Monday until Thursday with
Mrs. D.L. Boyles in Pennacle.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Woodcox
and daughter Tina of Red
Springs and Robert Guin and
daughters Cindy and Wendy of
Raeford were Sunday night
supper guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Roland 0. Woodcox.
Mr. and Mrs. Larry Woodcox
visited Mrs. Almold Black at
Scotland Memorial Hospital
Sunday afternoon.
Donald McKenzie along with
the Radio TV Class of Robeson
Technical Institute toured the
supply houses and TV shops in
Fayetteville Thursday.
Mr. and Mrs. Colon Harris of
Whiting Field, Florida spent
several days with Mr. and Mrs.
Frank McGregor this week.
Mrs. Bessie McMillian and
daughter Mable of Fayetteville
spent the weekend with Mr
and Mrs. Edgar McGougan.
Mrs. Paul Adams of
Lumberton was Sunday
afternoon guest of Mrs. H.C.
Maxwell. Mrs. Flo/clia Clardy
of Winston ? Salem is spending
this week with Mrs. Maxwell.
Mrs. Luther Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. Earl Ruskin of Red
Springs, Randy. Amy and Beth
Black visited Mr. Jones at the
McKellar Nursing Home
Sunday. Mr. Jones is not so
well.
Mrs. Lois Capps left
Saturday to return to Gilmer.
Texas after spending two
weeks with her mother. Mrs.
H.C. Maxwell.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Hayes of
Hartsville, S.C. spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mis.
Woodrow Hayes and family.
Sgt. Robert L. Orem flew
home from Ft. Dcvens. Mass..
to spend the weekend with his
family.
Mrs. Lois Paget! of Raeford
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. James D. Chason and son
Darion.
Mrs. Brown Hendrix Sr.. and
Mrs. P A. Webb accompanied
Martha Ann Hendrix. Betsy
Tom Homewood and Ricky
Gaudet to Charlotte Monday.
Martha Ann remained to spend
several days with Mr. and Mrs.
Jerry Gaudet and sons.
Larry Parks, Mrs. Frank
McGregor, Mrs. lidgar
McGougan, Mrs. H.C. Maxwell
and Mrs. Harold J. Cahson
celebrated their birthday
Monday.
The Mildouson Homemakers
Club met at the Stonewall
Community House Monday
night with 11 members
present. The meeting was
presided over by the president,
Mrs. Elizabeth Tolar. Mrs. J.A.
Jones gave the program on
"Medical Expenditures and
The Family Pocketbook".
Hostesses were Mrs. Jim
Maxwell and Mrs. Gladys
Johnson. Refreshments were
served.
Sunday night guests of Mr.
and Mrs. L.M. Chason were Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Shaw, Mr. and
Mrs. Arnold Stokes, C.M.
Chason and son Larry.
Mrs. Stanley Crawley
accompanied W.F. Crawley as
far as Plymouth and spent last
week with her nieces and
nephews and Mr. Crawley went
to Virginia on business.
Miss Scull Is
Press Intern
Hilda Scull, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. John Scull of
Raeford, is working as a
summer intern for Senator Bill
Brock of Tennessee, in
Washington, D.C. this summer.
Hilda, a journalism major at
the University of Tennessee, is
attending the Institute of
Comparative Political and
Economic Systems at
Georgetown University, on full
scholarship. The Institute
includes classes in economics
and politics in the mornings,
internships on Capitol Hill
during ihe afternoon, and
foreign policy speakers in the
evenings.
"The part I like best," Hilda
said, "is my internship. I am
working in public relations for
Senator Brock and it is
fascinating. I am learning so
much from association with
professional people in my field
and from the practical
experience I am getting."
CP&L Sets
Dividends
Directors of Carolina Power
& Light Co. meeting last week
in Raleigh declared the usual
quarterly dividends on
common and preferred stock.
A dividend of 36V4 cents per
share was declared on CP&L
common stock, payable August
2 to shareholders of record at
the dose of business on July 9.
Preferred stock dividends
were declared as follows: S1.25
per share on S5 preferred;
SI.05 per share on the S4.20
series; $1.36 on the S5.44
series; S2.27'/i on the S9.I0
series; and SI.9875 on the
S7.95 preferred.
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