DO YOU Rb'MUMBbR? A parade held about 1916 winds north on Main Street past
the depot to the right. Docs anyone know the reason for the parade or any other
Deaths And Funerals
Robert Dees
Funeral services were conducted
Monday at 4 P.M. at Tabernacle Baptist
Church in Rockfish for Robert Dees.
Dees, 62, died at Jhis home on Rt. 4,
Fayetteville.
Rev. Cart Strickland and Rev. David
Miller officiated. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs. Mary
Davis Dees; seven sons, Danny Dees,
Kenneth Dees and William, all of
Raeford, James Dees of Los Angeles,
Cal., Allen Dees. Malcolm Dees, and
Don Dees, all of Rt. 4, Fayetteville; four
daughters, Mrs. Sarah Conoly and Mrs.
Linda Maynard of Raeford, Mrs. Joyce
Connally of Conway. S.C., and Mrs.
Ailcene Stiffel! of Linda Hunt, N.Y.;
two brothers, George Dees of Raeford
and William Dees of Florence, S.C.;and
two sisters. Mrs. Margaret Bunce and
Mrs. Christine Sherman of Fayetteville.
Younger Stephens
Funeral services for Younger
Stephens were held at 3 P.M. Sunday at
Sandy Grove United Methodist Church.
Stephens. 76. of Rt. 3, Fayetteville.
died Friday.
The Rev. Gordon W. Ruggles
officiated. Burial was in the Church
cemetery.
Surviving arc eight daughters, Mrs.
Robert Wood and Mrs. Robert Clark of
Raeford, Mrs. Charles Faircloth. Mrs.
Janius Jackson, Mrs. Stanley Crotau,
Mrs. Jessie Brisson and Mrs. Robert
Renegar, all of Fayettevillc, and Mrs.
Ronald Guilette of Yonkcrs, N.Y.: three
sons. Bud Stephens, Belton Stephens,
and Stacy Stephens, all of Raeford;
three brothers, John Stephens of St.
Pauls, Tom Stephens of Thomasville.
and Doc Stephens of High Point; 41
grandchildren; and 22
great-grandchildren.
Mrs. Mary C. Taylor
Funeral services were conducted at
2:30 P.M. Friday at the First Baptist
Church for Mrs. Mary Catherine Taylor
of Rl. 1, Lumber Bridge.
Mrs. Taylor, 77, died Feb. 26.
Rev. David Morrow officiated. Burial
was in Alloway Cemetery.
Surviving are her husband, the Rev.
Edmund C. Taylor; three sons. Edward
Taylor of Fayctteville. Lee Taylor of
Red Springs, and Woodrow Taylor of
Lumber Bridge; three daughters. Mrs.
Joe Hough and Mrs. Ruth Tolar, both of
Lumber Bridge, and Mrs. David Quick
of Raeford; IS grandchildren; and 15
great - grandchildren.
details? If so, let us know.
Patrol Busy At Wrecks
A Raeford man is in the intensive
care unit at Cape Fear Valley Hospital
in Fayetteville following a high speed
wreck Saturday afternoon on the old
Carthage Road off Highway 211.
Trooper K.W. Coen said Lewis
Fletcher Oldhain, 28, Roberts St.,
Raeford, apparently lost control of his
1971 Chevrolet on a curve while
traveling at a high rate of speed. The
vehicle overturned several times, Coen
said, and Oldham was thrown from the
car.
Oldhain was taken by ambulance to
Southeastern General Hospital in
Lumber ton and later transferred to
Cape Fear Valley Hospital. A
spokesman said Tuesday Oldham was in
the intensive care unit, but the extent of
his injuries was not disclosed.
A passenger, Roger Allen Oldham,
20. of Shannon, was slightly injured in
the crash and treated and released from
Southeastern General Hospital.
Coen said the occupants were not
using seat belts. He termed the car a
total loss.
Saturday night, a Lumber Bridge
woman struck a bridge while driving in
heavy rain about 10:30 near McNeill's
Lake,Coen also reported.
Margaret Locklear, Rt. I, Lumber
Bridge, apparently crossed the center of
the bridge and collided with the railing,
tearing it away, he said. Her car, a 1966
Chrysler, was suspended on the edge of
the bridge, and Mrs. Locklear and six
children also in the car crawled to safety
out the right side of the vehicle.
Mrs. Locklear was transported to
Southeastern General Hospital with
facial lacerations. It was not known if
she was admitted.
Coen estimated the damage to the car
at $700. Mrs. Locklear was charged with
driving left of center.
A 12 - year - old girl has been released
from Cape Fear Valley Hospital after
treatment for injuries sustained Feb. 26
when she ran into the path of a truck,
Coen said.
Pamla Lynette McRae, Rt. 1,
Raeford. was standing on the shoulder
of Airport Road about 4:30 p.m. in the
Tyler Town section and had looked
both ways for traffic, according to a
witness.
The girl was facing the opposite way
the truck was approaching, Coen said,
and ran into the side of the truck when
she dashed onto the highway.
The driver, Charles E. Smith, 29, of
Hope Mills, was not charged, Coen said.
Smith was driving a United Parcel
Service vehicle.
Pamla was taken by ambulance to
Cape Fear Valley Hospital with head
injuries, Coen said. A hospital
spokesman said Tuisday the.girl had
been released.
State Softball
Meeting Set
The annual commissioners meeting of
the N.C. Ama'eur Softball Association
will be held Saturday at 10:30 in
Asheboto at the Acme-McCrary
Recreation Building.
A meeting for teams and umpires will
follow at about 1:30.
Revamping of by laws is expected at
the state meeting.
Join the Boy Scouts
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