ASHLEY HEIGHTS
Community News
by Mr*. Bernic Mays
Mr. and Mrs. J. B Mays
celebrated their 43d
anniversary at the Lob Steer in
Southern Pines Sunday night
It was a complete surprise tor
both of thein. In ihe private
room everything looked
perfect. Lights were low.
candles were burning, beautiful
flowers and a lovely cake were
waiting. Might of their nine
children were waiting The
door opened and they were
ushered in by the ninth
daughter, whom they thought
along with their son ? in ? law
had planned to take them out
for a quiet dinner. Iweryone
started singing Happy
Anniversary, flash bulbs were
flashing, a few tears were
falling. It was a perfect setting.
Those attending were
Mildred and Floyd Deese.
Thelma and June Bayliff.
Marshall Mays. Allene and
Glenda Creed. Opal and Russell
Jones. Bernie and I" Hen Mays.
Laverne and Jean Mays.
Kenneth and Elizabeth Mays
and Immagene Black. Hveryone
enjoyed a delicious steak. We
would also like to thank the
waitresses for helping to make
it a success. Mr. and Mrs. Mays'
anniversary actually being on
Thanksgiving Day, gives all
their children and families just
one more thing to be thankful
for.
Mrs. Kstell Moore of West
I nd was a weekend guest of
her mother. Mrs. J. A. Almond.
Lane Almond and daughter
Sharon of Biscoe were also
guests of Mrs. J. A. Almond
Sunday.
Kelly Blake and son. Jan.
visited Locke Blake in
Asheboro Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Willard
Motley Heads
Law Association
The Hoke County Law
I- nforcement Officers
Association held their
quarterly meeting at the
Southern Restaurant Nov. 14.
t lected to serve on the
Board of Governors for 1973
were President. Sam R. Motley.
Deputy Sheriff. Vice-President.
Lee Croft. N.C. Dept. of
Corrections. Secretary
Treasurer. Archie Clark. Moke
Count* Dog Warden, and
members of the board. Sgt.
Jimmy Riley, Raeford Police
Dcpt; Sgt. Leonard Wiggins.
Raeford Police Dept; John
Young. Hoke County Sheriffs
Dept.; and James Tyndall. N.C.
Dept. of Corrections.
I
Hammond and family were
Monday night dumei guests of
Mr. and Mrs. Bernie Mays and
family.
Thanksgiving
Thanksgiving is here again. It
seems like it comes about every
six months, wlnrn we were
growing up once Thanksgiving
came, we only had about 3
months until Christmas.
Seriously time docs fly. I
wonder how many people are
like myself, we just take our
blessings for granted. I know 1
must be about the luckiest
person in the world. I veryday
should be Thanksgiving. This
Thanksgiving, why not try to
do at least one good deed for
someone a little less fortunate
than we are. It would mean
one more thing for them to
give thanks for having a friend
like you. Happy Thanksgiving.
V eteran's
Corner
EDITOR'S NOTH: Veterans
and (heir families are asking
thousands of questions
concerning the benefits their
Government provides for them
through the Veterans
Administration. Below are
some representative queries.
Additional information may be
obtained at any VA office.
Q ?? How long do I have to
convert my National Service
Life Insurance policy?
A ?? NSLI five year term
insurance can be converted at
any time while in force. Term
policies with numbers prefixed
by "W" cannot be kept in
force if they expire after the
insured's 50th birthday, and
they must be converted before
they expire.
Q ?? An extra large dividend
put me over the income limit
this year. Will this cause my
VA pension to be
discontinued?
A ?- No. As long as this
income could not have been
anticipated and was of a non -
recurring nature, it will have no
effect on your pension
0 -? What should I do if my
VA benefit check is not
delivered on time?
A -? You should wait long
enough for the mails to clear,
then write the VA regional
office which has your file.
Include your name if you're a
veteran, or the deceased
veteran's name if it is 3 death
claim, and your claim number.
Do not write to the Treasury
Department, as this will result
in further delay.
TROPHY WINNER - Bill Lentz, RacforJ, the number one man
on the Sandhills Community College Golf team, walked away
from two tournaments with three trophies. The large trophies,
left and right, are for most birdies and medalist in October
maduiess tournament. Center trophy is for most birdies in the
Anderson College invitational golf tournament. Lent:, named
most valuable player im the team, is co-champion of the
conference and expects to lead the Syrians to the title in the
spring.
Accent On
Agriculture
Most American* have the
wisdom to know ih.it you
ilon*l get something for
nothing in this lite. Thev
realize that it takes inoncv to
start a business. money to run
j business and a profit must be
made to stay in business.
Since agricultuic is a
business, farmers must operate
just as any othei businessman
does. However. thev find
themselves laced with a
continuing maiot problem
I nil j t km) has i j is?.\ I the high
cost of farming to a rccoid
level. The index of prices paid
by farmers: interest, taxes anu
wage rates is now 42.S percent
of what it was in the base
period of llMU and l4M 4.
Production expenses in Hie
first halt ol 11'72 wery
estimated at an annual i.ite oi
S46 biiliou. or about 2.5
billion above last year's level.
The future doesn't look much
brighter, as farmer*' expenses
aie expected to continue to
rise during the months ahead
with I Ik* rale ol inciease being
aiiectod b\ what is done to
c ii n 11 o I c m c i n 111 e n t
e\peinlitincn and to \loxx
inflation.
I lie ml'lationaix piesMiie*
which stimulated the decision
to m\ ?'ke pi ice conliols weie
pi I 111.1 i 11\ t lie I CSllll of
c\vOvm\o Jet uit spending: on
i lie p.ii i ol '.lie I edei j I
v!o\ei iiiiieiit aiul a icljted
e\paiiM??n ol the nionex Mipplx
bx the I edei.il He vi \e Ho .mi.
So I ,ii. pi ice aiul wajie
control* ha\e not been an
effective means ol controlling
inflation. jlthonuh thex may
Ii .i v e h .t d a Ii e I pi ii I
p > \ e It o I oi? ica I e I ! ee t.
purticnlailx in those indusiiies
xvhuh luxe e\cev??xe maiket
pOX\ ei
\t!ikiiluiie. on the othei
hand. i> .i IndiU coin poll live,
xxoildwide indusirx. rel\ iiiul on
maiket xuIiion established m
the market place and is being:
liuit veix badl\ bv inflation.
b im in ira pi in
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MIRRO MATIC
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