Truck Load Overturns
A driver escaped injury Thursday
morning when a trailer loaded with
one thousand gallons of liquid
nitrogen overturned on U.S. 401
nine miles south of the city.
According to Highway Patrol
trooper K.w. Weston, the 11:40
a.m. mishap occurred when a
wheel came off the trailer being
pulled by a pickup. The driver of
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Crowley, 33, of Bennettsville. S.C.
Damage from the fertilizer to the
highway right ? of - way was
estimated at $300.
No charges were filed.
The Patrol reported a car - truck
collision May 16 in which no
injuries were reported and total
property damage was put at
$2,100.
According to troopers, an auto
being driven by Henry L. Edwards,
19, of Rt. 1, Box 187, Raeford, was
heading north on U.S. 401 eight
miles north of the city when it
crossed the center line on a curve
and sideswiped a tractor trailer
heading south. The vehicle then
ran off the left side of the road.
Operator of the truck was
identified as Artice H. Perkins. 26,
of Rt. 1, Parkton.
Edwards was ticketed for driving
left of center.
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from former Raeford High School athlete Sam Snead [ center ] and from
former Hoke High athlete Younger Snead. Jr. [right] The Clul?
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organization will be used for the athletic program at the high school. [Photo
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County Arts Council Invites
Participation
The Hoke County Arts Council,
formally organized last month,
welcomes new members and any
interested citizens are invited to
attend meetings.
Established as a non-profit or
ganization governed by a citizens'
board, the Hoke Council became
one of more than 75 arts councils in
North Carolina whose aim is not
only the development of community
arts programs, but also the total
development of art in all forms-vi
sual, literary and performing in the
county.
The Hoke County Atts Council
plans to sponsor quarterly pro
grams as well as endorse and
encorage various arts programs and
projects locally, it has been an
nounced.
Membership in the Arts Council
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is open to the entire community.
Payment of $5 dues entitles a
member to all of the rights and
privileges of the organization.
Members may vote for officers and
directors of the board, shall have
the opportunity to serve on one of
several standing committees, and
completely participate in the Coun
cil's affairs.
Directors of the Hoke Coun
Arts Council are Anne Hostetler,
Yvonne Snead, Jo Ann Gregory.
Gladys Gilchrist. Elizabeth Bur
gress, Jimmy James. Ashwell Har
ward, Clyde Jacobs. Philip Diehl.
Donna Bernhardt, Jane Davis.
Anne Wright and Tom Howell.
Persons interested in member
ship may contact Mrs. Hostetler.'
(875-2745), Mrs. Gregory at the,
high school, or Mrs. Snead
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