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YOUTH GROUP SUPPORTS DEPARTMENT ~ Tuesday evening Stonewall 4-H
Oub donated $10 from the club i trueasurv in support of the Stonewall Volunteer
Fire Department. Fire Chief Marty Jones, left, witches as Stonewall Fire
Department President David Walton accepts check from 4-H President Ellen
Maxwell. Firemen presented a, program on fire fighting equipment and fire
prevention for 4-H members
ROCKFISH NEWS
By Mrs. A. A. Mclnnis
Attendance is holding up good at
most of the churches in this area. Let's
hope that it is not because people don't
have gas enough to go to the beaches or
other long trips.
The pastor of Galatia Church, The
Rev. Russell Fleming, was absent
Sunday. The morning worship service at
Galatia Church was conducted by Dr. J.
Harris Stephens of Fayetteville. His very
practical message was appreciated by all
the congregation.
W.O. Michael G. Sayer's mother and
father, Mr. and Mrs. Floyd Sayer of
Welston, Michigan, spent the weekend
and a few days this week with Mrs.
Micahel Sayer and children, Scott,
Susan and Shane. We welcome them to
Rockfish and hope they'll come again
soon.
L. B. Bundy who had been a patient
at Veterans Hospital, Fayetteville, a few
days over five weeks, got home last
Wednesday.
T. G. Wood, who came home from
Highsmith-Rainey Memorial Hospital
last Thursday, March 14, had to go back
to the hospital Monday, March 18.
Mrs. Floyd Monroe and Mr. and Mrs.
Douglas Monroe visited Mrs. John Baker
at Duke Hospital, Durham, Sunday.
Mrs. Baker had surgery there last Friday
and she is to have more surgery this
week.
Melvin Dees, Jr., who has been at
Womack Army Hospital for several
weeks, is now at the Navy Hospital in
Norfolk, Va. He is not completely well.
He has to wear a brace for his back, but
he is still useful to the Navy, as he raises
the flag in the morning and lowers it in
the evening.
Thomas McColl talked with his
mother, Mrs. S. N. McColl, at Fort
Lauderdale, Fla., the past weekend and
she was getting along okay. The two
youngest McColl children, Kim and
Keven, received a card from their
grandmother, Mrs. McColl, and she was
talking about seeing them soon. She
told her son Thomas that the butter
beans were blooming there so no
wonder she feels like it is getting warm
enough for her to come back up north.
And people here can't be sure that
freezing weather is over yet.
Mrs. Gilbert Ray had as her guest last
week from Thursday to Sunday her
friend Mrs. Evelyn McRae of Suitland,
Md.
Carol Fowler, student at Cullowhee,
came last Friday and is spending the
spring break this week with her mother,
Mrs. Henry Fowler, and her sister,
Kafhy.
? Mrs. W. A. Fowler and her sister, Mrs.
Peaifl Walters, went by plane to New
Orleans, La., last Wednesday to attend
funeral services there for a niece, it was
Mrs. Fowler's first flying trip and she
enjoyed it.
Mrs. R. H. Gibson and her daughter.
Mrs. Henry Fowler, went to Pittsboro
last Tuesday, March 12, where they
visited Mrs. Jack White. While there
they saw Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gibson.
Mrs. Allen Gibson was taking medical
treatment in Pittsboro
Mr. and Mrs. Wilton Wood of Raeford
and her mother, Mrs. R. V. Page of
Wilmington, were dinner guests of his
mother, Mrs. A. W.Wood, last Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. William Dees of
Florence, S. C., were guests of Mr. and
Mrs. George Dees last Saturday. Mr.
Dees is an uncle of George Dees. His
sister, Mrs. Polly Baker of Fayetteville,
was a guest of Mr. and Mrs. Dees
Sunday p.m.
Sunday dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
K. P. Ritter were Dr. and Mrs. J. Harris
Stephens of Fayetteville and Miss
Carolina Parker of Wayside.
Sunday dinner guests of Mrs. Nelia
Brock, Mr. and Mrs. June Rogers and
Sobs Keith and Craig, were his mother
/Mrs. Alma Bryant and her daughter Mrs.
EtoUe Edmund and sons Joe and Keith
and Miss Ann Edmund of Moore
Methorial Hospital, Pinehurst. She is a
nurse at this hospital.
Mrs. Harold Tillman had no news this
week except that her. daughter, Mrs.
Cyrus Moore of Greensboro, could not
visit them the past weekend because she
MM "hay fever," and the good news
that her daughter finished her course in
rwetk* Teaching at High Point last
Friday. Congratulations to the former
Rage Marie Tinman.
Mrs. Harold Brock's mother, Mrs.
Eathar Basse of Fayetteville, and her
brother, Stanley Besse of New York,
spent the past weekend with Mr. and
Mrs. Brock and daughter. Donna.
Mr. and Mrs. John Aldridge of Wilson
spent Saturday night and Sunday with
her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mclnnis
of Raeford. They also stopped by to see
her grandmother, Mrs. A. A. Mclnnis,
and her grandfather, T. G. Wood,
Sunday afternoon.
Birthday
Judy Bendy's ninth birthday was
celebrated with a little party at her
home last Sunday p.m. Guests were
about 10 of her friends. The children
played indoor games since the weather
was cold. Judy received lots of nice gifts
and her mother Mrs. Tommy Bendy
served cool drinks, potato chips, cake,
cookies and ice cream. Judy and her
brother Ronald and their guests enjoyed
the party and may she have many, many .
more happy birthdays. f
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McPherson and
children Tom Jr., Davis and Elizabeth of*
Yanceyville, came Friday and spent the
weekend with her parents Mr. and Mrs.
Kirk Parker. Tom's friend Kathy
Simmons was with them. Other relatives
they saw while here were. Misses Allie
and Katie Black, Mr. and Mrs. Davis
Parker and children. Maj. and Mrs. D. B.
Parker and children. Tom Jr. returned
to Davidson College Sunday morning
and the others went home Sunday p.m.,
including Miss Simmons.
Mrs. Clara Everett, Mr. and Mrs.
Omer Register and Mrs. A. A. Ray
visited Mr. and Mrs. Lowell Harris and
Mr. and Mrs. Judd Newton of Lakerim
last Sunday p.m.
Mrs. Joe Lovette and her brother, D.
K. Parker of Wayside, heard last
Saturday that their brother Henry's son,
Perry Parker, 42, of Longview, Texas,
had died on Friday, March 15. Funeral
services were held on Monday a.m.,
March 18. None of his relatives here
could go, but Mrs. Myra Lentz of ^
Margate, Fla., Ids first cousin, attende^
(he funeral services Monday.
Herman Crowley of Wayside, who has
been at Veterans Hospital Fayetteville,
for a long lime is spending a few days at
home.
Mr. and Mrs. Dan Mclnnis of Raeford
visited Iris aunts Misses Carrie, Maggie
and Lucy Smith and Mrs. J. D. Mclnnis
and son, J. D. Mclnnis, of Wagram,
Sunday night.
Raeford Native
And Wife Killed
A head - on collision in Mecklenburg
County Saturday night claimed the lives
of a Raeford native and his wife.
State Trooper D.R. Lee said Robert
McNair Peele Sr., 70 and his wife Rosa
Lee McArthur Peele, 64, were killed
when their car was struck head on by a
vehicle driven by Thomas M. Moore, 26
of Mooresville.
The accident occurred on N.C. 73
about a mile from the Peele's Davidson
home. Mr. and Mrs. Peele were ,
reportedly enroute home from
Greenville, S.C. at the time of the
accident.
Lee said, Moore, who received a
broken leg, shoulder and nose was
charged with reckless driving and driving
under the influence.
Double funeral services were
conducted for Mr. and Mrs. Peele
Tuesday at Davidson College
Presbyterian Church with burial in
Davidson.
Survivors include a son, Robert
McNair Peele Jr., a student at Bowman
Gray School of Medicine in Winston ?
Salem.
Mr. Peele, a school principal in
Wagram and Harrisburg until his
retirement a few years ago, was the son
of the late Roberta McLean and William
Patterson Peele of Hoke County. Other
survivors include a brother, Glenn Peele
of Maxton; and two sisters, Mrs. Dave
Matthews of Burgaw, and Mrs. Roy
Cameron of Erwin.
Mrs. Peele, a Wakulla native, was the
daughter of the late Caledonia
McDonald and Patrick Henry McArthur.
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