Rockfish News
MRS A A MclNNIS
Homecoming at Tabernacle
Church will be this coming
Sunday. October 15.
There will be no preaching
service at Parker Church next
Sunday because of the
homecoming at Sandy Grove
Methodist Church.
The Rev lied Dinkins
preached at Galatia Church
Sunday a.m.
The Rev. Car! Strickland
pastor of Tabernacle Church
says. "The Rev. Scott Turner
of Hamlet, a former pastor will
bring the Homecoming message
at Tabernacle Church Sunday
and all the friends of this
church are invited."
Sorry there were so many
mistakes in last weeks Rockfish
news and they were just
mistakes, no one was to blame.
In the Grange news Mrs.
Mrashall Newton was "Mrs.
Marshall." Mrs. Tracy I verett's
great ? grandson William Henry
Breeden III was "Breeden III "
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hughes of
Asheboro found no one at
home when they came to visit
relatives in Rockfish and that
came out "found one" and this
last was funny for it caused
some one to ask "Which one
did they find'" And Mrs.
Minnie Biggs was with the
I amily Care Home group
where Mrs. Shaw's name
appeared. But these were all
lust natural mistakes and no
one was offended. But Mrs.
I vereti will be glad if her great
grandson William Henry
Breeden III. of layettevifle
comes out right this week. The
writer can be credited with
some of the mistakes and the
papei can have some of them.
Nothing like "Keeping the
records straight" it you can.
Mrs. Wright .Paiker ot
l.aurinburg spent last Saturday
with her sister. Mrs. George
Dees and Mr. Dees. And Mrs.
Dees savs they had a happv
time shelling green peas to
free/e.
Mis. Tracy I verett's
daughter Mrs. C. W Boone of
I avetteville visited Mr. and
Mrs. I vereti Sunday and took
hei mother to visit her sisters
Mrs. I . L. Glass and Mrs.
Albert Parham of Hamlet and
Mrs. Janie Galdston also of
Hamlet.
Mi and Mrs. Hoke McPhail
and Mis. John Racklev of
I avetteville came and staved
with Mr I vereti. while Mrs.
I vereti and her daughter were
gone to Hamlet.
Miss Mars Sessoms spent a
few days the first of this week
with Mr and M rs. ( M. Cliason
and son Larry, l-arry Chason
was taken to the doctor
Monday with a sprained ankle.
Mr and Mrs. Vernon
Overton and Mr and Mrs.
James Miller spent the
weekend .it Holden Beach Miss
Mary Priest kept the Overton
children. Jon and Mike, while
ihey were away ai the beach.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Cook
Williams o l Wade came
Saturday to do some work in
the I'lu'.ippi Church cemetery,
expecting to be back for the
Homecoming but they did not
come. While here Saturday
they visited Miss Mary Priest
and her brothers Walter and
I lancis Priest
Mis. I B. Newton, who was
.1 patient at llighsmith ? Kainey
Memorial Hospital came home
List I i ulav. Mis. Haiold
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JUfA
Monroe who was a pjiiem al
Cape hear Valley Hospital
came home last Saturday. Both
were doing well at last account
The community extends
sympathy to Mr. and Mr*. L B
Bundy in the death of his
sister. Mrs. Bessie I aulkner of
Boone Trail, f a>eueville. who
passed away last Sunday night.
Mi. and Mrs. Roscoe Bundv
went on a trip to the
mountains of Western North
C arolina the past weekend.
Mrs. George Monroe. Mis.
Arbrey Caddis and her mother
Mrs. \ redis Hudson attended a
concert by Martha Swain
Wood, soprano, at I utaw
Heights Baptist Church.
F ayetteville. last Sundav night.
Mrs. Alma Moseley arid .Irs.
Moyd Monroe visited Mrs.
David Koonce at Whispering
I'mes last I riday and found her
getting along \ery v\ell
Mr. and Mrs.' I T. Brock,
and Mr. and Mrs. James Culp
returned home Sunday after
spending last week at Carolina
Beach.
Mrs. A. W. Wood and her
grandchildren. Becky and
Donald Wood Jr. spent last
Sunday with Mi. and Mrs.
C raig Wood and daughter.
Deborah of Thomasville
Mr. and Mrs. W'ayne Bundy
and children Carl and Dayne
visited Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Cornell ot Culpepper. Va.. the
past weekend and were about
to be weather ? bound up there
lor a short time.
Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Bundy
and son. Gerald Jr. are moving
in with his parents. Mr. and
Mrs. Roscoe Bundy.
Mrs. L. D. Long was
admitted to Highsnnth
Rainev Memorial Hospital last
Wednesday. Mrs. Long was
improving at last account from
her mother. Mrs. V J. Ritter.
Mr. and Mrs. T M. Capps
and daughter Teresa and Mrs.
W. B. Barefoot spent the
weekend at Carolina Beach. As
soon as they goi away, a Mr.
ScheII and son and Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Barefoot and
children of Petersburg. Va..
came and spent the weekend
with Mr. Barefoot and were
gone before Mrs. Barefoot got
home.
Among those from
Tabernacle Church who
attended the Homecoming at
I'hilippi Church Sunday were
Mi. and Mrs. Alfred Long. Mr.
and Mrs. I dward Bundy and
children of Lafayette Village
were also present.
Mrs. Vamik Bombatepe and
sons Halis and John of Wilson
and her guest from Turkey.
Mrs. Lutfiye Aiabay spent the
weekend with Mr. and Mis. Joe
Lovette and Mrs. Mary
S he wb ridge and Mrs.
Shewbridee went home with
them to spend a week.
Mr. and Mrs. David
Lancaster and son Brian spent
the weekend with his parents
Mr. and Mrs. W. L. Lancaster
and her parents Mr. and Mis.
Smith Mclnnis and her
gi and mo i her. Mrs. Jim
Maxwell.
Circles of Galatia Church.
I
Mrs K I'. Ritiei. and Mis.
Douglas Monroe chairmen, met
at I hen homes Mondav niglu.
Homecoming
Last Sunday was a beautiful
day lot the Homecoming at
I'hilippi ( hutch. There was a
large crowd in attendance [he
Rev. John Ropp. pastor of
Raelord 1'resbyterian (hutch
was the speaker. Welcome was
by IMultp Newton and the
history of the church and
memorial was bv Smith
Mclnnts. Special music was
rendered by the Adult Choir
and The Sacrament of The
Lord's Supper was observed
during the morning worship
program in the sanctuary. A
bountiful picnic dinner was
served from a long table on the
church lawn. It was a joyful
occasion and many of those
who attended came back on
Sunday night lot the fust of
the revival services being held
there the first four nights of
this week.
Birthday
Mrs. Kloyd Monroe and het
grandson Joe Monroe. Mr. and
Mrs. Malcolm Gillis, Mr. and
Mrs. James McKeithan. Mr. and
Mrs. Max Ray. Mr. and Mrs.
Calvin Ray and children
attended a birthday dinner at
the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I rank Smith of I'inehursl last
Sunday given in honor of Mrs.
Smith's birthday. Other guests
were Mr. and Mrs. George
Little and children, Mrs.
William Bowman, Mr. and Mrs.
John Baker. Mr. and Mrs.
Henry Klingenschmidt and
children, and Mr. and Mrs.
Graham Monroe. Mrs. Smith
received many nice gifts and
enjoyed seeing all of these her
near relatives and may she have
many more happy birthdays.
Birthday
There was a family reunion
and birthday celebration all in
one. when all of Mrs. Marshall
Newton's sisters and brothers
gathered at her home last
Sunday to celebrate her sister.
Miss Lessie Martin's birthday.
Those present were Miss Martin
and Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Rosier of St. Pauls. Braxton
Mai tin of Tai Heel. Mr. and
Mrs. Nolan Martin of
Wilmington. Mrs. Annie B.
Martin of Currie. Mr. and Mrs.
l-'urman Martin. Mrs. Annie
Hollingsworth and J B Martin
of I ayetteville. It was a joyful
occasion for all with a birthday
dinnei. birthday cake and ail
the good things that go with
birthdays and reunions: Miss
Martin teceived many nice gifts
and all her lirendsand relatives
wish for her many more liappv
birthdays.
Rockfish \outh Group
Saturday. Oct. 7. the
Rock fish Youth Group
Inlimited. had a meeting, and
it was called to ordet by Ann
Mellon, the president. She
announced that it was our first
official meeting The roll was
called. Then Ann presented the
lesson which was on "I ove."
We ended with a prayei and
had refieshmenis.
Reporter.
Sandy Shepley
Rescue Squad
Rirchases V an
Hoke ( ouniy Rescue Squad
""i "c"p,ed """ low b'd a
} 3/4-ton Van Truck ai lis
business meeting Oct. 4
The two bids subnuiied on
i lie Van replacing a 1969
station wagon were from
r,dt;f"'dA Auu. Company.
S3,3?. 1.86 and Hoke Auto
Company S3.235.37.
Specifications were similar
? ,ht' Presem 1971 van now in
operation as an equipment
' , ex?P' for glass all
around Tlie same optional
heavy duty equipment applied.
Ins purchase continues a
squad policy of replacing a
vehicle every two years which
means no squad emergency
vehicle will be more than four
yearsi old. A 100 pe, cent loan
will be on the vehicle unul the
i , s'alion wagon is sold bv
sealed bid after delivery of the
? 9/3 van.
Jim Wade, Vice commander
(equipment,, says. "Individuals
nterested in suppomng this
arge undertakmg. or any of
m,|,eS!'UC Squad Pr"jec|s. may
contact one ol our officers. We
plan our equipment purchases
?o be prepared for community
emergencies. All checks are tax
deductable and should be made
?e Rcscuc sq"ad.
Inc., Box 337. Raeford."
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Mrs. Bertha Hendrix, Mrs.
Martha Jackson. Mrs. I'a(
Miller. Mrs W L. Smith. Mrs.
William Harris, Johnny
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Mrs Myrtle Chason, Mrs. Clyde
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McNeill Makes
Zone Contest
David McNeill. 12-year-old
class placed first with 263.5 in
lhe district I'unt, I'ass and Kick
competition in Lumber tun
-Saturday. McNeill, the only
first place Irom Hoke County
will go lo the ^one competition
in ( harlot te on Saturday.
Others from Hoke County
participating in the district
competition were Keith Wilkes
Stephen Knox. Mike Tuttle'
and James McNeill.
Yes I want to help Jesse Helms gel his mes
sags on TV I m enclosing my contribution ol
$* 00 S* 00 fttOOO or ?
North Carolinians have a real choice Jesse Helms does not possess the
for the U S Senate this year large out-of-state financial resources of
One candidate is the ultraliberai He his opponent
voted four times m Congress to support He must rely on you
George McGovern s cut and run policy Your dollars sent m now can put Jesse
in Vietnam He voted year after year for over the top on Nov 7
tne big spending bills that cause higher Send your contributions now to the
?a*es and more inflation He was de- Helms for Senate Campaign
scribed by a liberal syndicated columnist Let s have a Senator we can be proud
as ?n ideological terms undoubtedly of
close to McGovern i
The other candidate is Jesse Helms
Jesse Helms stands behind President
Nixon s efforts to end the Vietnam war
honorably and humanely ? and bring
home our Prisoners of War
Jesse Helms has a long record of
speaking out against the wasteful spend
ing schemes of the oureaucrais and
social engineers in Washington
Jesse Helms can wn on Nov 7 He will
beat the ultraliberai
But he needs ycu? neip to do it
Only through television can Jesse
Helms get his message to all the people
of North Carolina
Tom Etiit Helms For Senate Campaign Comm-tiee
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the ear in which they were riding overturned folk) wing a three-car accident on U.S. 401 North on Oct. 4. Seven persons including
tmi Raeford men were injured in the accident.
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