iandhills Mental Health
lenter Names Area Chief
m
j Steven Dingfelder, Ph.D. has
^accepted the position of area
[/director of Sandhills Mental Health
SCenter.
5 Dr. Dingfelder has served as
^chemical dependency coordinator.
Northern Pines Unified Services
tenter, Cumberland, Wis., which
serves a five-county rural area.
'Prior to this position, which he has
,;held for three years, he was the
^program director for Alcohol and
3>Drug Services at the Katherine
^Hamilton Mental Health Center,
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Terre Haute, Ind. He has seven
years of experience as a clinical
psychologist providing psychother
apy and psychodiagnostic testing to
clients of all age levels and socio
economic backgrounds.
Dr. Dingfelder received his BA
degree in child psychology from the
University of Minnesota. His mas
ters degree in psychology and
doctorate degree in school-child
psychology were received from
Indiana State University. He cur
rently is enrolled in the Masters
Degree Program, University of
Minnesota in Mental Health Ad
ministration.
He and wife, Claire, are the
parents of three children aged nine
years, one year, and one month.
Sandhills Mental Health Center
serves a five-county catchment
area. These counties are Anson,
Hoke, Montgomery, Moore, and
Richmond.
Dr. Dingfelder will assume his
duties Nov. 14.
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FROSH FLOAT -? The freshman class float took its theme from television's Star Trek program and made an
impressive sight as he rolled down Main St. in the annual homecoming parade. The float was awarded third place.
Lumber Bridge Nevus
By Lib Sumner
A large crowd attended the
Presbyterian Homecoming Sunday.
The sermon was given by The
Honorable Robert W. Scott. In
vocation. Russell B. Fleming;
Minister Reading, Reverend Rob
ert K. Gust at son. Professor of
Bible at Pembroke State Uni
versity, is the Interim Supply
Pastor of The Rex Presbyterian
Church. Morning prayer Reverend
H. Denmark Burnette, Pastor of
Parkton Presbyterian Church.
Welcome J.N. Maxwell Jr.. an
active Deacon of the church.
Response I1J. Lancaster, Jr.. Clerk
of Session of Parkton Presbyterian
Church. Flowers were given in
memory of the late Dr. and Mrs.
Henry Miran Hodgin of Red
Springs. Mrs. Hodgin was a former
member of the church. The
! bountiful dinner was served in The
i Stamps Fellowship Hall.
Dr. and Mrs. Walker Stamps of
? Hampton. Virginia were among the
fuests at the Presbyterian Church,
unday.
Roger F. Hall Jr. spent the
weekend with his parents, Mr. and
t Mrs. R.Fr"HaIl and attended the
Presbyterian Homecoming.
Visiting Miss Mildred Williford
' Saturday and Sunday were Mrs.
Elizabeth Tolar of Lumberton, Mr.
and Mrs. Worth Williford of
Fayetteville. Mr. and Mrs. Hough
McLean Williford of Rocky Mount.
Mr. and Mrs. J.B. Williford of
Siler City. Mr. and Mrs. Tim
Courtney and children. Michelle
and Kimberly of Fayetteville and
Mr. and Mrs. John Cudd and
daughter, Julia of Raleigh. The
visiting Willifords are all former
members of The Presbyterian
Church and enjoyed the Home
coming. Sunday.
Mrs. A.F. Tolar's Sunday guests
were Mr. and Mrs. Stewart Tolar
and daughters. Mr. and Mrs.
Alfreda Tolar and children of Red
Springs. Mrs. Jack Hamilton of
Lumberton, Mr. and Mrs. J.W.
Williford of Fayetteville and
Tommy Tolar of Spring Lake.
Johnny Balfour of N.C. State
University spent the weekend with
his parents, Mr. and Mrs. John G.
Balfour.
Mr. and Mrs. Neil Balfour and
son of Long Island, N.Y. arrived
Sunday to visit, Mrs. N.H.G.
Balfour and Mr. and Mrs. John
Balfourf
?Dr. and Mrs. Major Goodman
and sons, Sean and Scot of Raleigh
also visited her mother. Mrs.
N.H.G. Balfour Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. George Harris of
Fayetteville spent Sunday after
noon with Mr. and Mrs. Glenn
Clark.
Mr. and Mrs. Jon Evans. Allison
and Susan Evans of Raleigh,
Hubert Covington and son of
Fayetteville, Mr. and Mrs. Jim
Maxwell. Sally Lyn and Mary
Monroe and Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Maxwell of Dundarrach visited
Mrs. John Covington during the
weekend. These and the above
visitors attended the Presbyterian
Church Sunday.
The annual banquet of The
Robeson County Fire Department
was held Friday night at the
Recreation Center, Lumberton.
Approximately 1,000 attended.
Those from Lumber Bridge, Mr.
and Mrs. T.C. Chason, Col (Ret.)
and Mrs. James W. Wyatt, Mr.
and Mrs. Lee Shaw, Miss Julia
Mclver. Mrs. Genilla Dearen, Mr.
and Mrs. H.P.Johnson. Mrs. Mary
McNeill. Mr. and Mrs. H.P.
Johnson. Mrs. Mary McNeill, Mr.
and Mrs. Jimmy Shaw, Mrs. Ann
Troutman, Mrs. Ruth Tolar, Mrs.
S.E. Sumner. Miss Pamela Sumner
and Misses Lib and Lois Sumner.
Mr. Mut McNeill, Fire Marshal,
was Master of Ceremonies. A fried
chicken and barbeque dinner was
served before the meeting.
BIRTHDAY PARTY
Mrs. Rick McMillan gave a party
Friday afternoon for her daughter.
Kristy Michelle's 6th birthday.
Presents were opened and games
were played. Homemade vanilla
and strawberry ice cream, birthday
cake and drinks were served to the
guests. Brian and Steve Miller.
Tammy Hendrix. Becky and Keith
Jackson, Donna Hendrix, Jill and
Julie Sewell, Kem McMillan, Mrs.
Hazel Hendrix, Mrs. Agnes Miller.
Mrs. Mary Ann Goodman. Mrs.
Marty Jackson, Mrs. Douglas
Sewell, Mrs. S.E. Sumner and Miss
Lib Sumner.
Kristy received many useful gifts
and may she have many more
birthdays.
Hoke County Library 1
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BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE
Oct. 24, Montrose -- Darlene
Parks, Josephine Parks. Katie
Cameron, Minnie Minor, Elizabeth
Lide, Betty Mims, Cynthia Leach,
Lenora Thompson, Roberta Cra
ven, Barbara Mims, Venetia
Walters, Linda Soper, Margaret
Ray, Valerie Hollomond, Doris
McAllister, Walter Morris, Rita
Baker, Donald Wilson, Tracy
Ferguson, Debra McArthur.
Oct. 26, Ashley Heights --
?Prison, Mamie McNair, Inez
Thomas, Jean Vanhoy, Lillian
Smith, Diane Williams, Doris
Calloway, Ethel Carroll, Hunter
Sue Hagins, Linda Simmons. Gail
Ellis, Jean McBryde, Terry Hill,
Kathy Shields, Ann Dew, Verita B.
King, Reginia Smith, Sylvia King.
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sonal dynamics offered by the
United States Jaycees in the Indi
vidual Development Program.
The aim of the program is to
"develop the whole man through a
whole chapter."
The course was taught in two
four-hour sessions. Dwight Smith,
internal vice president of the North
Carolina Jaycees, taught the first
session and Allan Dossenback,
district director for District D of
the East Central Region of the
North Carolina Jaycees. taught the
final session Oct. 13.
The graduates included: Burnett
Coleman. Robert Pecora, Ken
Koonce, Tommy Connell, Mike
Crowder, Billy McDiarmid,
Charles Davis, Jr., and Kenneth
Weston.
The course was one of 10 offered
in the Individual Development
Program and Raeford Jaycees hope
to be able to offer the entire 10
during the fiscal Jaycee year.
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