The Third Grade champion, the work of Mrs. Rose s students.
SOCIALS - CALL 875-2121
Winners Of South Hoke's Door Contest Chosen
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(Staff photo* by BUI Lindau)
? A Book Week Door Contest was
held in South Hoke School last
week, with students making up
posters to cover their classroom
doors.
The winners were Mrs. Pam
Patterson's class in the Second
Grade; Mrs. Vickie Rose's class.
Third Grade; and Mrs. Darlene
Clark's class. Fourth Grade. *
The classes whose posters placed
in the next two positions were:
Second Grade -- Mrs. Virginia
Smith's, second, and Mrs. Beatrice
Freeman's, third; Third Grade --
Mrs. Sennie McPhatter's, second,
and Mrs. Beckie Sutton's, third;
and Fourth Grade ?? Mrs. Sara
Woodard's. second, and Mrs. Elsie
Coleman's third.
4-H Corner
by Sharon McNeill
Southerns tern District Reporter
We have ordered candy to sell so
we can replenish our funds.
A special meeting will be called
when the candy arrives so we can
distribute it to all 4-H members.
We look forward to a sell-out.
Record books are due not later
than November 30! 1 know Thanks
giving week is a busy one but don't
neglect to complete your records,
write a story with each record, and
get it to Alice before deadline.
1 had an interesting trip to
Kentucky and will tell you about it
later. The orchid corsage I received
from Hoke County 4- Hers was
greatly appreciated, and definitely
one of the highlights of my trip.
Have a happy Thanksgiving
season and call if you need help
with your records: Sharon - 875
4733 or Alice Lancaster - 2162.
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BOOK CHARACTERS-- Mrs. Darlene Clark s Fourth Grade students are shown here in the costumes they chose
to illustrate characters in books. The book-character contest was held in observance of Book Week last week. In
front, are the students judged to have the best three costumes -- L-R. Redrick Graham, as "John Henry, placed
second: Ronda Chappelle was third, with her "Goldilocks. " holding one of the three bears: and Brian Allen as
Israel Hands in "Treasure Island. " was the winner. The boys in the business suits are Kevin Booker [left ) as
President Ronald Reagan, and Scott Edwards, former President Richard Nixon. [ Staff photo}.
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Here 's the Second Grade winner, done by Mrs. Patterson s students.
Before manuring itkky liquids like honey, pour oil
Hito the meaairing cup, than rtma with hot water
Deaths
And Funerals
Upton A. Daniels
Upton Alexander Daniels, 72.
died Sunday evening.
The funeral was to be held at 2
p.m. Wednesday in Raeford
United Methodist Church by the
Rev. A.W. Winstead. the pastor;
the Rev. Billy Beaver: and Dr. John
Ropp. Burial was to be in Highland
Biblical Gardens.
fcrf Mr. Daniels worked at Burling
3^ ton Mills as a fixer, then after
retiring became a Hoke County
Mjjj deputy sheriff, serving as a radio
Sft dispatcher and a jailer at the same
H time, from October 1970 till Feb- ?
H ruary 29. 1976. After leaving the
? sheriff's department, he served as a
? parttime radio dispatcher for the
Raeford Police Department till last
Pa February 26.
He is survived by his wife,
VifglHlh Daniels: his son, Charlie
gjff Daniels of Raeford; and his
brother. James Daniels of Long
Island. N.Y.
Mrs. Thelma Byrne
Mrs. Thelma Hall Byrne. 67, of
710 Fulton St.. Raeford. died
i?* Sunday morning in Moore Mem
Spj orial Hospital at Pinehurst.
The funeral was conducted Mon
R* day aftern(H>n at Raeford Presby
terian Church by Dr. John Ropp.
the pastor. Burial was in Raeford
Cemetery.
Mrs. Bvrne is survived by her ?
husband Archie Byrne; her
daughter, Mrs. Harless Wright of
Red Springs; her sisters, Mrs. Lula
Eubanks of Monroe, and Miss
Josephine Hall of Raeford; and two
foster grandchildren.
Mrs. Lela Pirkle
Mrs. Lela Mae Pirkle, 52, of
Bowmore. died Thursday.
The funeral was held Monday ?
afternoon in Rock Hill Baptist
Church. Burial was in the church
cemetery.
She is survived by her husband.
Budd Henry Pirkle; and her broth
er Eldon Parker of Raeford.
Mrs. A.D. McFadyen
Mrs. Sappho McFadyen of Win
ston-Salem, formerly of Raeford, ^
died Friday in Winston-Salem. She ^
was the widow of A.D. McFadyen
of Raeford.
A memorial service was held
Monday in Winston-Salem. Among
those attending were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Plummer of Raeford, and
Mr. and Mrs. Thomas McFadyen
of Fayetteville. '
Mrs. Sappho McFadyen is sur
vived by her daughters, Mrs. Bob
Hundley of Winston-Salem, and ?
Mrs. Gwenn Woodley of Tampa.
Fla.
Miss Geraldine McGregor
The funeral for Miss Geraldine
McGregor, 20, of Rt. 1, Red
Springs, who died November 18,
was conducted Sunday at Senter
Grove Baptist Church by the Rev.
T.R. McDonald. Burial was in the
church cemetery. ?
Cancelled
The Lee Cole Hair Design De
monstration scheduled for Monday
at the Hoke County Civic Center
has been cancelled.
The Raeford Junior Woman's
Club plans to hold it on another ^
date not yet chosen. ?