WRONG. AND RIGHT- Leaves raked into the curb as shown here on the left could block up the gutters if they become
wet the citv warned last week. The right way is shown on the right, with leaves left well behind the curb for the citv's
pickup machine.
Rock fish News
by Mrs. A.A. Mclnnis
Happy Thanksgiving Day to all
wheliter near or far away.
No news from Tabernacle or
Pittman Grove Church. Attendance
was fair at most of the churches
considering the weather was not fair
like the weather man predicted that
it would be.
There will be a Thanksgiving
fervice at Galatia Church Wednesday
night before Thanksgiving day and
everyone is invited to attend.
Tire Rev. and Mrs. Russell Fleming
^and sons Rusty and Nathan,Thomas
Mclnnis and his mother were among
those from this area who were at the
Family Night supper at the
Presbyterian Church in Lumber
Bridge last Thursday night.
Mrs. A .A. Mclnnis visited her
'? cousin Mrs. E.K. Campbell of
1 Parkton last Friday morning and
found her feeling much better than
when she saw her on Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. K.P. Rittcr returned
Wednesday night Irom a visit with
the Rev. and Mrs. John Garrison and
children Mark, Tom and Catherine of
Burlington and Stony Creek Church.
Mrs. James Duncan of California
and Fred Wood of Greenville, who
came at the time of their father
Martin L. Wood's death spent last
week with their mother.
Pat Monroe of St. Pauls spent
some time the first of last week with
his sisters Mrs. J.PL Wood and Mrs.
M.L. Wood and families.
Mr. and Mrs. Herman Koonce
visited Mrs. George Dees and Gordon
Newton at Cape Fear Valley Hospital
last Sunday. Both of them are
probably out of the hospital by now.
Clarence Koonce had surgery at
Veterans Hospital , Durham
Thursday. He was doing well at last
account. His daughter Debbie has
been a nurse there for about a year.
Mrs. Johnny Allen spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Allen Gibson of
Richmond. Va.
Mrs. Harvey Thornton and
Children Robert, Nancy and Kris
' spent last Wednesday night with her
mother Mrs. R.H. Gibson.
Mr. and Mrs. Lynn Heath of
Charlotte are spending die weekend
before Thanksgiving with his parents,
Mr. and Mrs. Paul Heath.
Mr. and Mrs. Wayne Hughes of
Aslieboro, came last Sunday, alter
hearing ol the death ol her uncle
Mai tin L. Wood. They visited Mrs.
Martin Wood. Mrs. A.W. Wood and
Mrs. Mary Mclnnis and son Thomas
for a short time, hoping to come
back for the funeral Tuesday but
they didn't get here.
Mrs. James Duncan who spent the
past week with her mother, Mrs.
Martin Wood went home Tuesday.
Mrs. Neila Brock spent last week
with Mr. and Mrs. Marvin Cox of St.
Pauls and returned home Sunday.
Miss Nellie McFadyen and Mrs.
Alma Parker visited Mrs. George Dees
at Cape Fear Nursing Center,
Fayettevillc last Thursday.
It was Mrs. Kate Hocutt instead of
Mrs. Ruth Hocutt that visited Miss
Sarah Patterson, and it was the
writers mistake in last weeks paper.
If your news is wrong at any time,
call in and get it corrected.
Mrs. I-Ted Wood and sons Jay and
Timothy of Greenville came Friday
night and spent lite weekend with
her husbands mother and her sister ?
in ? law, Mrs. James Duncan and took
her husband Fred, home Sunday
p.m.
Mr. and Mrs. James E. Mclnnis of
Fayetteville were dinner guests of his
mother and his brother Thomas
Mclnnis last Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Stanley Koonce of
Raeford and Mr. and Mrs. Herman
Koonce visited Clarence Koonce at
Veterans Hospital and he was doing
fine. He might get home Tuesday or
Wednesday of this week.
Sometimes you have to get news
before it happens and Mr. and Mrs.
J.W. Caddcll of Raeford expect
Homer Quick and his son Ray Quick
to attend services at Tabernacle
Church with them Sunday morning
and be their dinner guests after
church.
CLUB
Out of respect for the families
who have recently had sickness and
deaths in their homes, the Rockfish
Honteniakers Club did not meet in
November. The time and kind of
meeting they will have in December
will be announced later.
Mr. and Mrs. Steve Freeman and
baby daughter Stephanie of
Fayetteville visited Mrs. Ethel D.
Gibson tire, past Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. Kenneth Tew and sons David
and Danny of Fayetteville were
guests of Mrs. M.S. Gibson, Joy and
Rickey last Sunday p.m.
Mrs. James Mclnnis and her
mother, Mrs. Coleman Salter of
Fayetteville came by Rockfish last
Wednesday afternoon and took Mrs.
A.A. Mclnnis to visit her sisters
Misses Carrie and Margaret Smith and
Mrs. D. Mclnnis ofWagram.
COMMENT
Whether in sickness or in health, in
want or in wealth, we still have a lot
to be thankful for if we are
christians.
Stonewall Report
By Miss Ida Graves
Rev. & Mrs. Willard Singeltary
visited their daughter and
grandchildren in Raleigh Monday.
Mrs. Graham Jones granddaughter
Kay and grandson Gary.
Ephesus Baptist Church will hold
their Thanksgiving social Wed. night
Nov. 26th in the basement of the
church. Everyone is invited.
Mrs. Leona Chason returned home
from the hospital Thursday. Her
daughter Mrs. Llda Ayscuc from
Charlotte will be staying with her
while recovering.
Mrs. Zcb Butler, great
granddaughter Mrs. Helen Orsborne,
and her great grandchildren visited
her the weekend.
Mrs. T.W. Jones and Mrs. Mary
Adams attended the Womcns Club,
fashion show at Eutaw Shopping
Center in Fayetteville last Thursday.
Mrs. Dan Hagan visited her mother
and father Mr. and Mrs. Hunter
Carroll and their guest several times
last week. Their guests were Mr. &
Mrs. Manord Daniels. They spent
most of die week until Thursday.
Frank McMillin has been ut
intensive care in Cape Fear Valley
Hospital for almost a week. We are
proud to report he has improved
rapidly, and expects to come home
in a few days.
Mr. and Mrs. Woodrow Hayes
spent from Monday' until Thursda>
at Holden Beach fishing. They had a
real good catch.
Mrs. Woodrow Hayes also
attended the Ladies* Homemakers
Club, at the home of. Mrs. Isabel
McFayden Friday night.
Mr. and Mrs. Bill Crawley visited
Mrs. Crawley's sister and
brother-in-law Lt. Col. and Mrs.
Gerrald Sappcnticld. Lt. Col. and
Mrs. Sappenfield have returned to
Raeford after a 3 year tour of duty
in the Philippines.
Miss Linda Huff, daughter of Mrs.
Raymond Royal is home from Fast
Carolina College for the Thanksgiving
holidays. She will return on Dec. 1st.
Austin Butler and daughter and
son-in-law Mr. and Mrs. Clarence
Rose of Raeford, visited Mrs. Austin
Butler. Mrs. Butler is in the rest
home at Sanford. We are glad to
report she is feeling very good.
Mrs. B.F. McGregar is improving,
we are glad to report. She is planning
to spend Thanksgiving with her sister
Mrs. Joe Harris in FayetteviUe.
Mrs. John Glisson visited Mr.
Glisson in St. Joseph's Hospital
Friday night.
Our sympathy to die family of
Henry E. Rogers. He was a retired
school teacher. The funeral was held
Sat. at Lumber Bridge Presbyterian
Church.
Miss Sallie and Johnny Graves
have been sick widi the flu, but are
much better now.
Rev. Hansell Gurlcy fell and
cracked a rib and chipped a bone in
his ankle. Hope is he will be
recovered real soon.
Mrs. Nola llerndon from Red
Spiings visited her daughter Mrs.
Luther Jackson Jr. last week. Other
guests of Mrs. Jackson was her sister
Mrs. Ray Filby of Brekenridge.
Texas.
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B) Thomas R. Burgess
HOKE ASC COMMITTEE
ELECTIONS-- North Carolina
farmers have until Dec. 1 to return
their ballots to elect community
ASC committeemen to serve in
197b. Ballots have been mailed to
all known eligible voters, and these
ballots must be postmarked or
returned by Dec. I.
These farmer-elected committee
men play a very important role in
the local administration of farm
programs. Their assistance has
proven to be a most effective means
of gearing national programs to fit
local conditions.
Each individual farmer also has
definite responsibilities. Possibly
one of the most important is the
participation in the election of
community committeemen. All
farmers are urged to study their
ballots and to vote on the most
qualified persons to represent them
as community committeemen.
Ballots will be publicly tabulated
on Dec. 4 in the Hoke ASCS Office
at 10 A.M. and may be witnessed
by any interested person. All
elected committeemen will serve as
delegates to the county convention
to be held Monday, Dec. 15 for the
purpose of electing a county ASC
committee.
Any person with questions on
any phase of the election is invited
to visit the local ASCS office for
complete information.
ASCS committee elections are
open to all eligible voters without
regard to race, color, religion, sex,
or national origin.
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