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Rescue Squad Move#
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To New Built
Hoke County Rescue Squad
accepted the completion of
their new building from the
contractor and moved in
Saturday, August 14.
The contractor, Davis and
McCullen of Fayetteville, had
turned in a low bid of $18,875.
Bill Parker, squad
commander says, "The official
dedication of the rescue home
will be held in mid ? September
during "Rescue Week" which is
annually set aside by the
governor of North Carolina to
pay tribute to the work being
done by volunteer rescue
squadsmen across the state."
The rescue building will be
used for official business of the
squad only and can not be
leased to individuals or clubs.
However, the commander
emphasizes in explaining the
squad policy, "Any group or
club wishing a private tour of
the rescue facilities may
arrange this by calling myself
or any of the squad officers."
The new brick building
located on Adams Street will
house all squad vehicles,
equipment and serve as a
meeting place for training.
Parker, in describing the
floor plans says, 'These
particular rescue squad home
specifications were drawn by
officer* of |he squad. ft will
hold throe vehicles end two
boots, in addition then is *
lane storage room, rest room
and a kitchen - assembly room
across the back. The assembly
room has heat and ah
condition."
In constructing for the
future, - we can add one
additional vehicle and boat, as
at present there are only two
vehicles and one boat- Also,
some yean from now the
assembly room can ->be
partitioned off for team
members to spend the night or
weekend.
Financial Standings
The Hoke County Rescue
Squad, Inc. at present has a
note at the Bank of Raeford
for $1,200. for the 1971 truck
which is being paid annually by
United Fund contributions. It
will be paid off next August
and the 1969 station wagon
will be replaced with a new one
and every two years
afterwards.
Another note at the
Southern National bank covers
the $16,000. loan of the
building with a $4,200.
payment due March 1, 1972.
A public appeal thru WSHB
and The News - Journal by law
enforcement and community
leaders raised $4,000. during
the construction. At present
there is s deposit to the
Building Fund savings account
of $1300.
Commander Parker say* '1
feel the (quad is in excellent
shape at this time, however, we
have planned for the future
and will need continued public
support. Several suppers will be
held this fall ana there is a
county and town appropriation
to aid in paying the bflis.
Should anyone be interested
in sending a check, the sauad is
registered with federal and
state as non - taxable and all
funds can be taken off when
filing annual income tax forms.
Checks should be made
payable to Hoke Rescue
Squad, Box 337, Raeford, N.C.
Tag the check Donation *
Building Fund.
The University of Oklahoma
football team, the Sooners,
holds the record for the longest
winning streak in modem
collegiate annals - no defeats
in 47 games, , National
Geographic says.
Lumber Bridge
BY PAM SUMNER
m +*n. Minn Kate and
: Una Currte of Charlotte spent
twowapks visiting their sister.
Mrs. R.G. Leonhard and family
in Point Pleasant, New Jersey.
They also visited in Atlantic
Qty, New Jersey and visited
ha Hardeity's son - in-law
|iand daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
R-V. Longwi th and family in
?Jgchmond, Virginia. Misses
TCate and Una Currie returned
home with Mrs. Hardesty and
- spent several days.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Kelly
Of. Wilmingt on visited her
sister, Mrs. Sidney Sumner last
Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Buddy Jones
and son David visited his
brother - in - law and sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Dewey Fields in Pine
Bluff Sunday afternoon.
, - Mrs. DJD. Troutman and
sort, Billk and his daughters,
Ubby and Billie Sue spent last
week visiting her son - in - law
and daughter, Mr. and Mrs.
Rusty Via and family in
Leesburg, Virginia. They
returned home by way of the
North Carolina mountains.
Visiting Mr. and Mrs. HP.
Johnson last Wednesday were
Mrs. Johnson's sisters, Mrs.
Carson Edwards of Ayden,
Mrs. W.D. Morris of Ahoskie,
Mrs. lula Baggett of
Southwood College, Salemburg
and Mrs. Myrtle Geddie of
Fayette ville.
Mrs. Bobby Ray Thompson
and Mrs. Ida Smith attended
the Silver Wedding Anniversary
of Mtt. Smith's brother - in -
taw and sister, Mr. and Mrs.
MfffVin A. Naylor in Autryville
Sunday afternoon.
'; Allison and Susan Evans of
Lutnberton spent the weekend
with their grandmother, Mrs.
John Covington.
Mr. and Mrs. HP. Johnson,
Mrs. Mary McNeill and Mr. and
Mn. Paul Reiter attended the
.Lawrence Welk Show in
Charlotte Tuesday night.
Mrs. Betty Furmage and
daughters, Margie of Shallotte
- and Mrs. Jane Flinchin and
daughters of Cedar Hill, Texas
visited Mrs. Janie Furmage
Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Wilbur Spears
spent the weekend in
Jamestown and Williamsburg,
Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Bryan
and ton Lynn were dinner
guests of tier parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Don n is Taylor in
Lu mberton. Their daughter
Teresa spent the weekend with
her grandparents.
Mrs. Margaret Hamilton of
Lumberton spent the weekend
with her mother. Mrs. A.F.
Tolar. Mr. and Mrs. Alfreds
Tolar and family of Red
Springs visited them Sunday.
Misses Pam Sumner and Gail
Lupo returned home Friday
night from Kansas City.
Missouri where they have been
attending Automation Machine
Training College this summer.
Miss Marian John returned
home Saturday from
Southeastern General Hospital
in Lumberton where she has
been a patient for some time.
We wish her a speedy recovery.
Mrs. Emma Bass and Mr. and
Mrs. Luby Jackson of Newton
Grove visited her son - in ? law
and daughter. Mr. and Mrs.
John Brown and daughters.
Cynthia and Jackie Sunday.
Tillman Elliott and Wyle
Wells of Fair Bluff visited his
son and daughter - in ? law. Mr.
and Mrs. Talmadge Elliott and
children Sherry and George
Sunday.
Ernest McGougan returned
home after spending sometime
with his son ? in - law and
daughter, Mr. and Mrs. Steve
Gresham and family in Virginia
Beach, Virginia.
Mr. and Mrs. T.C. Chason
spent several days visiting Mrs.
Jewel Covington Williams in
Haymarket, Virginia.
Col. and Mrs. F.R. Weber
returned home last Thursday
after spending the last six
weeks in Europe. They toured
France, Germany, Switzerland
visiting friends and relatives.
Lt. and Mrs. Kenneth Sharpe
of Hamden, Conn., are visiting
her grandparents, Col. and Mrs.
F.R. Weber, and CWO and Mrs.
Mark Campbell. Mrs. Sharpe is
the former Kathy Irvon of
Gaffney, South Carolina and
lived for several years in
Lumber Bridge with her
grandparents.
Mr. and Mrs. Major
Goodman and sons Sean and
Scot of Raleigh spent last
Wednesday night with her
mother, Mrs. H.H.G. Balfour.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Livingston and children Wayne,
Charles, Tammy and Lin
visited her mother, Mrs. Mae B.
Smith in Fayetteville, Sunday.
Charles and Vance
McGougan spent last
Wednesday night with Neill
McNeill in Raeford. Rob
Langdori 1 of Raeford spent
Monday night with the twins.
Mr. and Mrs. Sidney Sumner
visited her mother, Mrs. Ethel
Gibson near Rockflsh Sunday
night. Mrs. Gibson has been a
patient at Southeastern
General Hospital Lumberton
for three weeks returning home
last Wednesday.
Marion Smith of Gray's
Creek is spending several days
with his son ? Ip. ? law and
daughter. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Livingston and family.
Miss Cathy Lupo. Johnnie
Sumner. Steve Freeman. Walter
Barefoot, Tony Chuson.
Sammy Jordan and Charles
Jackson attended a birthday
party for Miss Debbie Herudon
at the Scout Hut in Parkton
last Thursday night. Chaperons
were Mrs. Earl Herndon. Mrs.
Geraldine Powers and Mrs.
Sidney Sumner. About 75
guests attended. We wish
Debbie many more happy
birthdays.
Mr. and Mrs. Atlas Barnes
and children Faye and David
spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Eddie Jameson and family
in Raeford.
Miss Bill Mitshelson and
children Mitch and Paula of
Jacksonville, Florida spent
from Wednesday until Sunday
with her parents. Mr. and Mrs.
Curtis Britt.
Colon Amnions spent
Sunday with his brother and
sister ? in - law, Mr. and Mrs.
Stephen Ammons and children
Wanda and Stephen in
Whiteville.
The community extends its
sympathy to Mr. and Mrs.
Glenn Clark in the death of his
brother, John Clark of
Elizabethtown, who passed
away last Saturday.
Firemen
To Elect
New Chief
Members of the Raeford
Fire Department will meet
Sept. 8, at 7:30 at city hull to
discuss the election of a new
fire chief.
Randall Ashburn, assistant
chief, is acting chief since the
death last week of J.D.
McMillian.
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