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Sandhills Awards ? Nursing Scholarship ! Mrs. Peggy N. McDiarmid of Raeford is the 1977-78 winner of the Dr. R. A. Matheson Nursing Scholarship at Sandhills Commun ity College, it was announced this week. Mrs. McDiarmid is the wife of John C. McDiarmid and the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. James R. Nixon. She is the mother of Danny McDiarmid, age 10, and Kenny McDiarmid, age 7. She plans to specialize in medical-surgical nurs ing. Mrs. McDiarmid is a leading student in the nursing program and is a member of the Student Nurses' Association at Sandhills Commun ity College. She is a graduate of Hoke County High School and is a life-long resident of Hoke County. Her hobbies include sewing, knitting, and operating radio con trolled model airplanes. Mrs. McDiarmid is a member of the Raeford Presbyterian Church. The Matheson Scholarship is named in honor of Dr. R. A. Matheson, a beloved Raeford phy sician. It was founded in 1973 by an anonymous Hoke County donor in recognition of the skill and dedica tion of Dr. Matheson. The scholarship is awarded an nually to the most deserving resi dent of Hoke County who is accepted into the nursing program Piano Instruction i PRIVATE LESSONS | Graduate of University of I South Carolina. B.A. - \ Music, Certificate -Piano Pedagogy. < Mrs. James A. Wilson, Jr. 875-5344 # m ' ; 4 Peggy McDiarmid at Sandhills Community College. The scholarship pays the costs of tuition and books. Mrs. McDiarmid is the third recipient of the Matheson Scholar ship. The other recipients, Mrs. Cheryl Walker and Miss Becky Lynn White, are currently serving as Registered Nurses. Adult High School Classes Set Registration for the Adult High School classes will continue Thurs day night. Jan. 13th, beginning at 6:30 p.m. Please bring your Social Security number and a $5 registra tion fee. Registration will be held on the Gibson side. Come and enroll in our classes and see what new avenues that high school diploma can open for you. ? ? ? Nearly 7 million veterans and service members have trained un der the current GI Bill, according to the Veterans Administration. 1 ~ 334 N. M AIN STR EET 2 RAEFORD, N.C. PHONE 875-2502 I 1 MRS DOROTHY CAMERON I SUPERVISOR LONG OVERDUE BOOKS Jane & Patricia Faircloth, Lin dara Graham, Cynthia Goodman, Minnie Grant, Rhonda Denise Gordon. Johnny Roy Guin, Robert W. Hagerman. Pauline Holmes. Susan Hulbert, Rebecca Long Hes ter. John T. Helvling. and Henry L. Fields. New Craft display Cross stitch is the "craft of the month" in the library display case. These lovely items were done by Mrs. Betty Russell. Mrs. Russell lives with her husband David and their two daughters. Jennifer and Sara at 719 E. Donaldson. This is such a nice display you won't want to miss it. Memorial gift "Antique Country Furniture of North Carolina" by John G. Shea is a very special Bicentennial book. Nothing expresses the historical life of our America as does the furnish ings that we live with day by day. You may enjoy identifying with the antique furniture and trappings listed on the pages of this unique book. This is a special tribute to a man who loved making the kind of furniture his friends wanted and worked very skillfully with old woods to achieve a very special product. This lovely gift, in memory of Glenn W. Wood, was given by Mrs. J.M. Andrews. Gift from Southern National Bank A pageant of great deeds and famous words by David C. Whitney -- "The American Legacy" features w ater color paintings, and sketches by Kay Smith and is bound in handcrafted mission leather by pgngpr Weekend Special COAT SALE! Prices Good Jan. 13th and 14th ONLY! Values From s15 to s90! Choose from this large selection: ?Hooded Fashions ?Suedes ?Plaids ?Leather ?Rabbit Fur ?Solids ?Cape Coat All regular price suede/knit jackets, and knit/sweater coats, 20% OFF GOTO Raeford, N. C. Hours: 10 til 5:30 Mon. thru Thur. 10 til 6 Fri. & Sat. We Welcome CHRIS POWERS Cafo*?ftew Manager HOKE COUNTY LIBRARY NEWS... LIBRARY HOURS 1 MONDAY 9 A.M. to 8 P.M. . TUESDAY thru SATURDAY I 9:00 A.M. to 5:30 P.M. t SUNDAY 2:00 to 5:00 P.M. . BOOKMOBILE ] CALL 875-2502 FOR SCHEDULE f Brown & Bigelow of St. Paul, Minnesota. America has experienced 200 years of extraordinary growth as a nation. The American Legacy is a very unique account of our history -- a chronicle that has been gathered from a vast amount of sources. The dramatic events that have changed what was once a 13 colony federation into a thriving 50 state nations are told through a series of writings. This exciting volume tells of American life from many periods of history and from many facets of viewpoints. The accomplishments, high adventures, and brave deeds of our country -- ranging from the earliest recorded writings to the Gerald Ford Inau gural address - are compiled to enhance the true flavor of our heritage. Highlighting the 352 pages of descriptive stories are over 40 color pages of important histori cal shrines painted by watercolor artist. Kay Smith. There are also many drawings and etchings which further emphasize the true spirit of the building of this nation. Beauti fully bound in leather, this edition will be treasured as a moving, educational account of American history. The library is pleased to accept this beautiful gift from Southern National Bank and hope all of you will come and ask to see it. BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE Jan. 16 MONTROSE Darlene Parks. Josephine Parks, Katie Cameron. Minnie Minor. Elizabeth Lide, Betty Mims. Lenora Thompson. Roberta Craven, Barbara Mims, Venetia Walters, Linda Soper. Margaret Ray. Valerie Hollomond, Doris McAllister. Walter Morris. Rita Baker, Donald Wilson, Tracy Ferguson, Debra McArthur, Michael Shaw. Jan. 18 ASHLEY HEIGHTS -- Prison. Mamie McNair, Inez Thomas, Jean Vanboy, Lillian Smith, Diane Wil liams, Doris Calloway, Ethel Car rol, Gail Ellis, Linda Simmons, Jean McBryde, Terry Hill, Katy Shields, Ann Dew. Verita B. King. Reginia Smith. Sylvia King, Wanda Monroe. Contest Planned The annual student Arts and Crafts Festival sponsored by the Raeford Jr. Woman's Club and the Raeford Woman's Club will be held Feb. 1 at Hoke County High School. Students in grades 10-12 may enter either the arts or crafts division. Students in grades 7 - 9 may enter paintings only. For information concerning categories and registration please contact Eloise Carter at 875-3015 or Brenda Edwards at 875-4565. * * * About 90 percent of all the forms of life that have existed on earth have become extinct, the National Geo graphic Society says. Julie Kicklighter Radford Girl Named New Miss Raleigh A Raeford girl was crowned Miss Raleigh in the annual pageant in Needham Broughton Auditorium last Saturday night. Julie Ann Kicklighter was awarded the title after competing with 14 other girls. The pageant is sponsored by the Raleigh Jaycees. A senior at Meredith College, where she is majoring in music, Julie is the 21 ? year - old daughter of Franklin and Jacklyn Kick lighter of Raeford. She plans to continue her educa tion at Southeastern Baptist Theological Seminary in ministry to youth and counseling. The competition consisted of evening gown, swim suit and talent. For her talent presentation. Miss Kicklighter played the piano. She has had 14 years of training in piano, three years of voice, six years of clarinet, and three years of choral conducting. The coronation of Miss Raleigh was conducted by Bill Lackey, president of the Raleigh Jaycees, and pageant chairman Baron Hignite. Miss Kicklighter was crowned Miss Southern Pines two years ago, and this year she will represent Raleigh in the Miss North Carolina pageant. The theme of this year's Miss Raleigh pageant was "Yesterday, Today and Tomorrow." Named first runner ? up was Nina Kay Lowe of Durham; second runner - up, Jenny Mills Newton of Raleigh; third runner - up. Jane Suzanne Mart of Raleigh; and fourth runner ? up. Tina Elaine Schmidt of Charlotte. Local Church Choirs Prepare F or Easter On March 19th at the Raeford Presbyterian Church the chancel choirs of the First Methodist Church, the First Baptist Church and the Raeford Presbyterian Church will combine to perform the Easter portion of George Frederic Handel's "The Messiah." Accompanying the choir will be the University of North Carolina ? Greensboro String Orchestra, Brass and Timpani Section. Guest soloists include Miss Katherine J. Lakoski, soprano, and Dr. James Cobb, tenor. The Easter portion of "The Messiah" is rarely performed due to the popularity of the Christmas section of this choral masterpiece. The third portion of this work contains some of the most well known arias and choral selections, such as "I Know That My Redeem er Liveth," "The Trumpet Shall Sound," and "Worthy Is The Lamb." Although it is contained in the second portion of the oratorio, the "Hallelujah Chorus" will be included at the end of the program. All people interested in perform HERNANDO'S OPEN THURSDAY AND FRIDAY NIGHTS Serving Dinner 5 p.m. ? until SATURDAY NIGHTS LIVE ENTERTAINMENT Saturday, January 14th THE HILLTOPPERS Tel. 895-5817 Rockingham, N. C. LmMOdUI INMtt ing with these choirs are asked to come to the Raeford Presbyterian Church Fellowship Hall on Sunday, Jan. 15th, at 4 o'clock for the first practice session. Copies of the oratorio will be available to all choir members. It is hoped that many high school students will participate in this community pro ject. * ? * As more and more colonists settled the New World, Europe was forced to pay or barter for what it once simply seized. The annual summer trade fair at Portobelo on Panama's Caribbean coast transformed a normally quiet village into a braw ling center of newfound wealth, a sort of 17th-century Klondike, National Geographic says. ?4 JpV-J ' ? Mike Wood Walter Coley , Is your belt getting tighter? Are last year's clothes hard to tip? If so, you may be on the way to more pounds than you need. Instead of just wishing ' for a slimmer you, try reduc ing. The best diet plan takes t more backbone than wish- ? bone. The formula is simple: * eat less, exercise more. Plan to 1 lose no more than two pounds a week. Consult your physi- ? cian if you are more than 10 ? pounds overweight. Avoid C crash or fad diets; they can 'i hurt ratherthai^help. *; Shop your independent 5* pharmacy first Hoke Drug Co. Tel. 875-3710
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