Loaning Of Foundation Funds
Jaycees Act
To Prevent Recurrence
The president of the North
Carotin* Jaycees May 21 issued a
statement in connection with the
recent public revelation that funds
raised for the Burn Center in
Chapel Hill had been diverted to
pay to the national Jaycce or
Sanitation delinquent dues of local
| chapters.
President John Lomery's state
ment fbUow-s.
The Executive Committee of the
North Carolina Jaycees discovered
through a preliminary audit that
funds had been loaned from the
North Carolina Jaycees Founda
tion. Inc. to the North Carolina
Javcees. Inc.
Through action of the Executive
Committee this past weekend, steps
| have been taken to repay these
amounts immediately. Further
more. to prevent this situation from
reoccumng again, action by the
Executive Committee asked for a
complete and full audit and has
College News
.4mtra F*ye Hunt.
Arnita Faye Hurst of Raeford.
A daughter of James S. Hurst and the
late Betty McCall Hurst, reeehred a
Bachelor of Arts degree in early
childhood education from St.
Augustine's College in Raleigh
Sunday at the college's 113th
Commencement.
She also has been named to the
Dean's List, which requires a 3.0
minimum average.
Two Hoke County students re
a ceived degrees during commence
' ment exercises at the University of
North Carolina at Charlotte May
10.
They are Vicki J. Conoly, Rt. 4.
Raeford. Bachelor of Arts in
French; and Gwendolyn C. Fludd,
I2*> Myra Rd . Raeford. Master of
Education.
Seven Hoke County students
Ohave been named to the spring
semester Dean's List at Pembroke
State niversity.
They are James E. Baker. Jr..
Debra Kay Childress. Mitchell M.
Cox. Mary B. Eanes, Katherine
Althenia Hawkins. Joy Louise Hot
tel. and George S. McGuire.
Two students from Raeford.
Clyde Emmett Upchurch 111 and
Wph Edward Thompson. Jr..
*eTe awarded the Bachelor of Arts
V degree May l7 during the 31st
Commencement of the University
ol' North Carolina at Wilmington.
Cynthia Ellen Connell. daughter
of Charles A. Connell of Raeford
and Mrs. Helen S. Connell of
Lumberton. has been named to the
spring semester Dean's List at
IVace College in Raleigh.
0 Kenneth Michael Mclnnis of Rt.
I. Shannon, and Peggy Diane Cecil
of Rt. I. Red Springs, received
their bachelor's degrees from
Pembroke State University May 11
at the university's commencement.
Mclnnis received a Bachclor of
Science degree in business adminis
tration. and Miss Cecil, a Bachelor
of Arts degree in religion and
philosophy.
0 Brendila Leslie of Raeford grad
uated May 18 with a bachelor's
degree from Winston-Salem State
University at the university's com
Philip M. Boyles, son of Mr. and
j Mrs. H.A. Boyles of Rt. 1. Shan
- dob . has been named to die Dean's
List at North Carolina State Uni
versity for the spring semester He
averaged least B-phts in his studies,
^majoring m electrical engineering.
? Cadet Sgt. Hetbert Turner, son
?f Mr. and Mrs. Bvriey Turner of
> Rt. 2. Raeford. has won the
> Veterans of rpidgn Wars Award
for demonstrated achievement and
i- concentrated iffcit in military sub
' jects at the University of Missouri
.? at Rolla.
He is a sophomore majoring in
. miamg engineering. The award was
? presented at a ceremony held on
_the UM-Rolla campw recently.
appointed an audit committee to
supervise a full and complete audit
and the results will be reported to
the organization as soon as com
pleted.
The North Carolina Jaycees
recognize this situation and have
taken positive steps to remedy this
as soon as possible, and to insure
this not happening again.
Those steps taken andapproved
by the new Executive Cbmmittce
are:
1. All dues and supplies will be
on a cash only basis. There will be
no credit and no exceptions.
2. An audit committee has been
formed to fully and completely
assist the independent auditing
firm.
3. All checks written from the
North Carolina Jaycces Founda
tion. Inc. will require three
authentic signatures in order for
the check to be valid.
4. That a loan be secured for the
S56.000 to be placed in the
Foundation account immediately.
5. Upon Harold's request, that
another vote by secret ballot once
again be held at the Local Officers
College on lun 6th. 7th. & 8th by
the new Executive Committee and
local presidents after the facts are
in to determine the direction of
Past State president. Harold Her
ring. remaining a candidate for
National Jaycee President.
Several put state presidents met
at my request to go over these
recommendations. They are con
cerned and committed to con
fronting the problem and have
reaffirmed the new Executive
Committee's decisions to deal with
this situation honestly, accurately,
and truthfully. They agreed with
the steps taken to insure this
situation not happening again and
gave myself and tw new Executive
Committee a committment to be of
assistance and to let all the facts be
known.
We are proud of our past
accomplishmens across our state
and in our communities. The North
Carolina Jaycee Memorial Burn
Center is a reality because of the
efforts and hard work of the North
Carolina Javcees.
We initiated the drive to raise
funds for this Burn Center and
have already placed in January.
1977 a check to the Burn Center
Foundation for S300.000 which
they have on deposit.
We are also proud that we have
been a major contributor because
of our efforts through the local
chapters to Boys Home. Camp
Easter. Cystic Fibrosis. Muscular
Dystrophy, as well as many others,
and are committed to raising funds
to build chapels at each of the four
mental retardation centers across
North Carolina.
Our chapters across this state
have completed many projects for
the benefit of their communities
and we are committed to continue
to provide the positive impact in
our state through community
service and leadership training.
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Umhr BrU$$ Mem
by Lib Sumner
Baptist Church - The sermon:
"The Resurrection and The Life"
was given by the Pastor. Rev. Stacy
A. Wells.
The Youth Choir directed by
Mrs. Phyllis Blanton added to the
service.
Baptismal certificates were pre
sented to the following at the
morning worship hour: Mrs.
Maxine Grey. Charles and Jaime
Rutherford. Mrs. Lula Wilson.
Miss Barbara Worrell, Mrs.
Wanda Blanton. Ronald Blanton.
Marcus Thompson. Michael Ivey.
The Lumber Bridge Presbyterian
Church was well represented in
Aberdeen on May 13th when the
Fayetteville Presbytery met at Be
thesda Presbyterian Church. The
Reverend Dr. Robert K. Gustaf
son. Pastor, led the local dekgaton.
Others in the group were Ruling
Elder H. Glenn Clark, regular
representative to Synod and Pres
bytery. elected annually by the
Session, and Ruling Elder Roger F.
Hall, who was commissioned by
Presbytery as one of its fine Ruling
Elder Commissioners to the 1980
General Assembly.
"Tithe of Life," a reading skit,
presenting the 1980 Birthday objec
tive of the Women of the Church,
was staged in the Presbyterian
Church sanctuary on Sunday even
ing. May 18. Participants were
Mrs. J.E. Forbis. Mary Monroe
Maxwell, Ellen and William
Shook. Dixie Bennett Jackson.
Betsy Watson. Sally Lynn Maxwell.
Susan Malloy and Mildred Willi
ford. Mrs. J.N. Maxwell. Jr. was
organist and Mrs. H.E. Horton was
director.
Following the program an old
fashioned ice-cream social was
enjoyed by all in the Stamps
Fellowship Center.
The Lumber Bridge Volunteer
Fire Department's Annual Bar-b
que and fried chicken dinner and
The Ladies Auxiliary Bake Sale on
Saturday was attended by a good
crowd. The heavy rain did not keep
the people from gathering at the
Fire Station and at the tents for
plates.
The Vol. Firemen and Ladies'
Auxiliary wish to thank all who
worked all day to make this dinner
a success.
Mr. and Mrs. S.F. Ammons.
Stevie and Wanda Ammons at
tended the funeral of Mrs. Am
mons' grandmother. Mrs. Lillie
Stevens in Whiteville on Saturday
evening.
Mrs. Mike Chason is a patient in
Southeastern Memorial Hospital.
Miss Joe Bennett has been on the
sick list for a week. She is at home
and able to be up some.
Mrs. Ruth Tolar who has been
sick with cold for past two weeks is
still not able to be out.
Mrs. Dora Averette is at home,
after another stay in Cape Fear
Valley Hospital.
Nice to report that Mr. J.M.
(Sam) McGougan is still improv
ing.
Mr. and Mrs. J.F. McMillan. Jr.
and infant daughter. Elizabeth
Ann of Jacksonville stopped to visit
Misses Lib and Lois Sumner Satur
day. They spent the weekend with
his parents. Mr. and Mrs. J.F.
McMillan of Rt. 1, Raeford.
Mr. and Mrs. George L. Caddell
spent Sunday evening with her
sister. Mrs. Henry K. Crawford in
Rowland.
Mrs. Sidney E. Sumner and Mrs.
W.H. Schell attended the wedding
of Mrs. Dorothy Gibson and Chief
of Police. Danny Dixon held in the
Rose Garden at Fayetteville Tech
nical Institute and reception at St.
Patrick Catholic Church on Sundav
evening.
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