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Rockfish News
By Mn. A. A. Mclnnh
The W.M.U. Bible Study Group of
Tabernacle Church met Monday a.m. at
the home of Mri. Louise Sanders. Tlte
Mission in Action Gioup met Monday
night with Mrs. Wayne Bundy.
Attendance at Pittman Grove Church
was extra good last Sunday.
Tlte Choraleers Quartet will sing at
Pittman Grove Church next Sunday
night at 7 o'clock. You are cordially
invited to attend.
The Rev. Russell Flemming, pastor of
(?alalia Church and Elders Gitlis Ray
and Thomas Mclnnis and his mother
had Comnurnion Service with Miss Katie
Jackson of the Hope Rest Home at Red
Springs Monday p.m. and Miss Jackson
was cheerful and as well as usual.
The W_M.ll.of Pittman Grove Church
met at the church Monday night.
Mrs. Donald Wood and son Donald
visited her aunts Mrs. Laval Ostecn and
Mrs. J.B. Cole of Dillon, S.C.. Sunday.
They went especially to see Mrs. Cole
who was not well, after having aerious
Iteart trouble. They also saw Dr. and
Mrs. Thad Davis Jr. of Dillon.
Mrs. R.H. Gibson says she had a
wonderful Christmas with all her
children with her. Her son David and his
wife of Shelby spent two weeks with his
mother, Mrs. Gibson and his sisters, Mrs.
R.V. Tanner, Mrs. Johnny Allen and
Mrs. Henry Fowler and Mr. and Mrs.
R.H.Gibson.
Teiesa Allen itiuincd to Pembroke?
University Monday after spending the
holidays with her mother Mrs. Johnny
Al(en.
Mrs. Hugh Overton could not be
contacted last week, because some of
her family were coming down with flu,
and it didn't stop until Mr. and Mrs.
Ruel Johnson were sick, Mrs. Jack Guy
and sot] Tony and Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Overton all had flu, so they really had a
time with most of the family sick.
Mr. and Mrs. Sam Overton of Dade
City, Fla. visited Mr. and Mrs. Hugh
Overton Thursday after Christmas and
spent the night before returning to
Florida on Friday.
Mr. Roy Shockley, who promised to
have some news, didn't come up with
any this week except he has been on the
sick list at his home for about two
weeks and like most people, he tries to
stay away from the hospital.
Mrs. Edgar Pittman says that her
husband's eye surgery that he had at
Cape Fear Valley Hospital a few weeks
ago was successful and he can see very
well now.
Mr. and Mrs. Piltmans guests the day
before Christmas were, Mrs. Angela
Vanstory of New Bern and Miss l.ancy
Wilkerson of Lagrange, foster daughters
of Mr. and Mrs. Pittman.
Mrs. Nancy Miller and son Cam of
Carolina Beach were guests of Mrs.
George Monroe, Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Kbonce and Mr. and Mis. B.B. Bostic
Sunday. Mrs. Miller is a daughtei of Mr.
and Mrs. Fred Cameron of Carolina
Beach.
Mrs. George Monroe's Sunday
afternoon guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Davis Parker and sun Kirkland III of
Route 4 Fayetleville.
Thomas Mclnnis and his mothci Mis.
A.A. Mclnnis and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Kooncc take it year about having the
traditional blackeyed peas and hog jowl
on New Years Day. But it was better
than usual this year for Mr. and Mrs.
Davis Parker and children. Karen and
Kirkland were also guests of Mr. and
Mrs. Kooncc and they were celebrating
Mrs. Parkers birthday, which is Jan. 1st.
Mr. and Mrs. Tom McColl went to
Florence, S.C. Sunday, where they met
her sister and brother - in - law. Mr. and
Mrs. Ray Shuman of Orlando. Fla. who
were going to spend the night there and
fill their appointment at the Dental
Clinic at 3 o'clock Monday a.m Bui Mr
and Mrs. McColl came home Sunday
evening.
Mr. and Mrs. John Baker of Vass
came Sunday p.m. and spent two nights
with Iter sister Mrs. Floyd Monroe,
returning home Tuesday p.m.
Carol Fowler, student at W. N.C.
University went hack last Thursday
after spending the holidays with Irei
motlrei Mrs. Henry Fowler and her
sister Kathy, her grandmother Mrs. R.H.
Gibson and other relatives.
Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Brock of Rockfish
visited Mrs. Evelyn Gibson of St. Pauls
Sunday p.m.
D.B. Ray has been a patient at Moore
Memorial Hospital since Tuesday of last
week and he is still undergoing tests.
Mrs. Ethel D. Gibsons sister and her
husband. Mr. and Mrs. H.D. Patterson of
Wallace were her guests last Monday.
Mrs. M.S. Gibson visited her friend
Mrs. Cindy Tyler, a patient at Cape Fear
Valley Hospital Sunday afternoon.
Mr. and Mrs. P.C. English visited their
daughter, Mrs. Larry Reich and family
of Jacksonville. Fla. before Christmas.
And then Mr. and Mrs. Reich and sons
Samuel and Ronald came and spent
several days with them during the
holidays.
Neill English of Vienna. Va.. also
visited hts parents Mr. and Mrs. English
during the Christmas season.
M's- J W. Caddell and her son J.W.
Caddell Jr. ol Raeford attended funeral
services for Mrs. Zeb Hearn of
Uunnburg at the Methodist Church in
Laurinburg last Saturday and interment
in the cemetery there.
Mrs. M.S. Gibsons sister. Mrs. Jerry
Gedduigs and sons of Roseboro were
their New Years guests.
Guests of Mrs. Ethel D. Gibson and
family Sunday p.m. were Mr. and Mrs
01 Eayetteville and Mr.
and Mrs Sid Sumner of Lumber Bridge
Mrs. Gibson visited her sister Mrs
Monday. B?UndS ?f Red
"l "i*""" T" .""d daUfh'f' Mr.
Lynn Tally of t-ayetlevSle were ~
afternoon guests of Mr. and Mrs O I
W.mH r cay' Mr' and Mrs- Ve?on
Wood of Fayetteville spent all day
oT Wood paren,s- Mr- and Mrs.
c ,Mr.'. a"n Mrs' James l' Mclnnis of
Fayetteville were dinner guests of his
Sunday a"d br?'her T,mmas Mclnnis
Miss lla Marsh of Fayetteville visited
Mr and Mrs. Cecil Reynolds, and thefr
children and granddiildren who were
visiting them. Mr. and Mrs. Michael
Reynolds and son. Anthony of
Aberdeen and Mr. and Mrs Ray Parks
and daughter Elizabeth U.uise of
Fayetteville.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Lovclte of Puppy
Creek had Mr. and Mis. Sidney Lovelle
and children for dinner guests on New
Years Day. But they did not specialize
dinner* J?W' ^ b,"keyed Pea* r?'
Mrs. C.M. Chason went for a check
( ap.e ,hear Valky Hospital
While 11 S?' a *<,0d ICp?"
Wliile (here she visited her nephew
Oscar Fvereu. a palienl there who had a
piece of steel removed Ironi his eye. He
was cheerful and seemed to lie doing
June Rogers mother, Mrs. Alma
Bryant of Fairbluff spenl Christmas and
unlil Sunday aflcr. with Mr. and Mis
Rogers and sons, Keith and Craig and
Mrs. Nclia Brock.
Guests Of Mr. and Mrs. June Rogers
and sons and Mrs. Brock on New Years
Day were William Brock and daughte,.
Mrs Sarah Black, and son Phillip.
Michael Brock and his brother Jeff of
Eayetteville.
Mrs. Carol Chandler and children
Krcky and Lori of Fayetteville were
guests of Mis. Nelia Block and the June
Rogers family Sunday p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. Ijrry English of
Eayeiicvrlle were dinner gnosis of his
parents Mi. and Mrs. P.C. English on
New Years Day.
Miss lla Marsh of Faycitevillc visited
Mrs. Mary Mclnnis and son Thomas last
Sunday afternoon before going on lo
visit Mr. and Mrs. Cecil Reynolds and
?amily.
Mrs. Game I Emory and her daughter,
Mrs. louise Aiken ol Duiliam, spent
Sunday with Mi. and Mrs. Will Monroe.
COMMENT
The New Year brings us all an
I'PPor.uni.y ,o try to do Uer than ^
haven .he past. Billy C.aliam has asked
people to pray lor this country during
lie terrYhle ? hMr
there i! "Y"" COmmi'led WC know
inm "eed l('r W' and every
influence lhal can be used lo prevent
and idling on the highway,
robberies and iniended murders and
ke Wlv c"7 S? CVCn i, yoU
liKe Billy Graham you do love your
H
oke
igh lights
by Terri Tucker
Hoke High students are finally back
to work in their classrooms after the
Christmas holidays. Now with the
holidays over it's time to get down to
serious study for exams which will now
be spread out over a five day period
lasting January 1$. lb, 17, 20 and 21.
After exams students will have another
break for teacher's work day. The
workdays will be the 22. 23, and 24,
students will return to classes Monday,
January 27.
The Hoke High Junior Varsity ftam
will play Clinton at home Friday
January 10 at 5:00. The girls folltftfihe
boys playing at 6:30. The varsity boys
will also play Clinton at home at S:00.
The Hoke High hoys' wrestling team
met Terry Sanford January 6 at home at
7:30. Their next match wilt be
Thursday. January 9, against Pinetrest
at Pinecrest at 1:30. Make your plans to
see the Bucks in action.
Hoke Board
Meets Tonight
Hoke County commissioners will
hold a special meeting Thursday at 7
p.m. at the former board of education
building.
Expected to be included on the
agenda will he discussions of a building
inspection program and activation of a
county planning board.