SMOULDERING - Stonewall fire chief Marty Jones applies the hose to the
underside of a vehicle that burned Friday on N.C. 20. (Photo by Rob Shook)
'Curious George' Begins
Remember! Curious Ceorge story
hour every Tuesday morning
beginning July 1 at 10:00 A.M. Also
grades two - six come and register to
read. Ask for books on the special
list for a reading certificate.
This time next week we will be in
the Sandhill Regional Library
Program. We are looking forward to
this and will probably be making
some changes in our overall system;
we hope for better service to you. It
will take time and effort on all our
parts in the library and you our
patrons. Work with us and be patient
if some part of our system you have
to get use to all over again.
As we read the paper and continue
to see all the nice benefits toward the
building of a new library it makes us
proud to be of service to such an
interesting community. We of course
as well as all of you are really looking
forward to seeing the first shovel of
dirt lifted to begin a long-awaited
project.
Bookmobile Schedule
Montrose July 8
Mrs. Josephine Parks, Mrs.
Elizabeth Lide, Miss Katie Cameron.
Mrs. Leonore Thompson, Mrs. Carol
Brown, Mrs. Josephine Mints, Mrs.
James McLaughlin, Mrs. Marylynn
Monroe, Mrs. Valeria Hollomon. Mrs.
Doris McAllister, Mrs. Gaston Shaw,
Mrs. Eloise Tew, Mrs. Anthony
McAllister, Mrs. Annie Liza Purcell.
Mrs. Venetia Walters, Mrs. A1 Potts.
Mrs. Moyer Calloway.
Ashley Heights July 9
Prison, Mrs. Mamie MeNair. Mrs.
Reginia Smith, Mrs. Laura Stephens.
Mrs. Margaret Innman, Mrs. Mary
Murphy. Mrs. Jean Vanhoy. Mrs.
Lillian Smith. Mrs. Willie Sheppard,
Mrs. Doris Calloway. Mrs Fthel
Carroll. Mrs. Gail HUis. Mrs. Linda
Simmons. Mrs. Linda Schuchard,
Mrs. Leonard MeBryde. Mrs. Gracia
Currie.
Vacation time is here and you may
not want to leave your favorite pet at
home alone. You can take him with
you. Just come in and ask for out
new information booklet "Touring
with Bowser". This is a directory ol
hotels and motels that accommodate
guests and dogs.
For those who need large print
books of all kinds, we can get them
for you from state library. Ask about
these and we will show you the list
that we have.
"Changing Children's Behavior"
by John D. and Helen B. Krumboltz
If you know how you want your
children to behave, this book will tell
you how to accomplish it. Both
desirable and undesirable behavior is
learned. If a child can learn to lie. he
can learn to tell the truth. If he can
learn to fight, he can learn to
cooperate. The key is in arranging
the consequences for each type of
behavior. "Changing Children's
Behavior" describes the basic
behavior modification principles and
illustrates how to apply them.
Teachers
Named
Four teachers at Hoke High were
named outstanding secondary
educators for 1975.
They are Emma Jean Minis, who
teaches chemistry: Margaret H.
Peden, home economics teacher:
Mary Archie McNeill, choral director
and Robert H. Gatlin. retired
drafting teacher.
Biographies and records of
achievements of each of the teachers
will be published in an awards
volume.
First Melons
Are Reported
Rtpe watermelons have been
reported in the county by Willie
McPhaul of the South Hoke area.
McPhaul. who stakes his claim to
the first ripe melons in the county,
on June 30. This is slightly later than
other years, he said, when he has had
ripe watermelons by June 27.
"But that's okay." McPhaul said.
"Because most folks try to have ripe
watermelons by the Fourth of July."
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Deaths And Funerals
Mrs. Sallie Wilson Mrs. Ella M. Carpenter
Funeral services tor Mrs. Sallie
Wilson of Rt. I. Shannon, was held
Wednesday at Bridges Grove AMI
Zion Church. Burial was in the
church cemetery.
M rs. Wilson, who died last Friday,
was v>.V
Luther A. Douglas
Final rites for Luther Alexander
Douglas were held Tuesday at the
chapel at Crumpler Funeral Home bv
the Rev. L.P. Jolly. Burial was tn
Raet'ord Cemetery.
Douglas, who died Sundav, was
70.
He is survived by his wife. Mrs.
Lollie Douglas; two sons. Thomas
Douglas and David Douglas of
Charlotte; a daughter. Mis. Beatrice
Sheperd of Raet'ord; a brother.
Roscoc Douglas of Shannon , a sister.
Mrs. Lena McMillan of Red Springs;
10 grandchildren.
Mrs. Helen Branch
Mrs. Helen Bunch. of Rt. I.
died Sunday.
Funeral arrangements will be
announced by Dohy Funeral Home.
Miss Lucy E. Smith
Services for Miss Lucy H. Smith
were scheduled Wednesday at II
a.m. at Montpelier Presbyterian
Church in Wagrani. Burial was in
Centre Presbyterian Church.
Miss Smith. SO, a retired registered
nurse, died Monday.
Surviving are sisters. Miss Carrie
Smith. Miss Maggie Smith, and Mrs.
Sallie Mclnnis. all of the home. Mrs.
Mary C Mclnnis of Raoford. Mrs.
Annie Russell of Rocky Mount, and
Mrs. Lela Oliver of Fairmont.
Funeral services for Mrs. Ella Mae
Carpenter. 51, was held Sunday at
McLauchlin Chapel AME Zion
Church by the Rev. M.H. Williams.
Burial was in Silver Grove Cemetery.
She is survived by two daughters,
Mrs. Inez Craigmiles of Chicago, 111.
and Mrs. Myrtle Leggett of Raeford;
an adopted daughter, Mrs. Sarah
Black of Washington, D.C.; five
sisters, Mrs. Bevelah Watson and Mrs.
Adeline Douglas of Raeford, Mrs.
Roberta Blue and Mrs. Mary Lil
Black of Lumber Bridge and Mrs. Eva
Jones of Fuquay-Varina: 10
grandchildren.
John C. Purcell
Funeral services for John C.
Purcell are scheduled Sunday at St.
James Church of God in Raeford.
Purcell died Monday at L.
Richardson Memorial Hospital in
Greensboro.
The family will be at Buie Funeral
Home Saturday evening.
Surviving are tltree brothers,
kmston Purcell and Manley Purcell,
both of Raeford. and Willie Purcell
of Pinehurst: three sisters. Miss
Frances Purcell and Mrs. Bertha
McPhatter. -both of Raeford, and
Mrs. Mary Belle Campbell of
Fayetteville; a daughter. Miss Betty
Purcell of Raeford; and two
grandchildren.
Hoke Teacher
Ends Course
Margorie Foster of Hoke County
has completed a food service
workshop for home economics
teachers at East Carolina University.
The workshop, held June 1 2 - 20,
was designed to help teachers to
instruct saleable skills related to food
service.
ARSON - Damage to this barn was placed at $5,000 following a fire June 21
on the Rockfish and Arabia Road, which is being investigated by deputies as an
arson.
New Address - Notify DMV
Motor Vehicles Commissioner
Edward L. Powell reminded
motorists that effective 1 July,
legislation has enacted which affects
North Carolina drivers applying for a
change of address.
The new legislation requires
persons holding North Carolina
driver's license to notify the Division
of Motor Vehicles of any address
change within 60 days after such a
change is made. Commissioner
Powell advised that for drivers with
an address change, it will be^
necessary to appear in person at any
driver license office to obtain a
duplicate license showing the change
of address.
Curious George
is waiting for all children
. . . three 'to six years old
to come to story hours
Tuesday mornings 10 A.M.
beginning July 1st.
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Ask us about our new savings plan
that lets you defer taxes while you build your
own retirement fund.
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