Area Incidents
Shopliftings, Break-ins, Reported
The Raeford Police Department
received the following complaints
in the past week. Police Chief
Leonard Wiggins reported.
Calvin McGalvary, 705 Saunders
St., reported Monday someone
stole the CB antenna from his car
and bent the car's trunk. The
antenna is valued at S35, and the
damage to the trunk amounted to
SJ50.
Theodore Stewart of 1205 N.
Stewart St., reported Monday a S50
battery and S20 worth of gas were
stolen from his pickup truck.
Sammy Crowder, 413 E. Donald
son Ave., reported November 28
someone stole a S200 AM-FM eight
-track tape player from his car.
Macks Stores reported Novem
ber 28 a juvenile took a S24.99 BB
pistol. Police apprehended the
juvenile and recovered the pistol.
The case was turned over to
juvenile authorities.
Gwendolyn McBride, Rt. 3, Red
Springs, reported November 29 she
laid her wallet containing S192
down at the Prospect Avenue
automatic laundry and went to a
Library News
A very welcome gift of children's
Christmas books was given the
library by the Jaycettes. Our supply
has dwindled quite a bit since we
have been leaving them on the
shelves all the year.
If your child has outgrown
his/her Christmas books and you
wonder what to do with them, we
can use them.
These new ones given by the
Jaycettes are not only new. some of
them are different, and we are sure
your youngsters will enjoy them.
Some of the stories will be used for
story hour.
A very warm THANK YOU,
Jaycettes."
"SHARE YOUR CHRISTMAS"
"Share Your Christmas." the
project begun by the local Wo
man's Club, is off and running with
many things being brought to the
library.
Repeating the list may help you
to know what is needed - food
(staples), toys, clothing, gifts of all
kinds, and money will all be gladly
received every Tuesday and Thurs
day from 1 to 5 p.m. at the public
library. A Woman's Club person
will be here at that time to help you
with your donation. Checks may be
mailed to "Share your Christmas,"
c/o The News-Journal , P.O. Box
550. Raeford, N.C., 28376.
Through this program you can
be assured the gifts will be distri
Leach Springs
Thanksgiving
Service
The Missionary Department of
Leach Springs Baptist Church gave
a Thanksgiving service Thursday.
Miss Darlene Copeland, the
speaker, said everyone should give
thanks no matter how large or
small the blessings received.
Music was provided by Sister
Odessa Copeland and Sister Erma
Wooten. Closing remarks were
made by the Rev. A. Copeland and
the Rev. F. Wooten.
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No money will be given, but will
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We feel this program is one best
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see it as one to make sure your gifts
are used wisely. We heartily sup
port this program and commend
the Woman's Club for putting it
into action.
The following is a list of new
books received this week bv the
Hoke County Public Library, a
member of the Sandhill Regional
Library System. They are available
at the Hoke County Public Library
and Bookmobile in Raeford.
ADULT FACT
Barron. Cheryl - "Great Parties for
Young Children"
Blatchford, Neel - "Your Book of
Forestry"
Mierhof, Annette - "The Dried
Flower Book"
Monaghan, Patricia - "The Book of
Goddesses and Heroines"
Riley. Carolyn, ed - "Contem
porary Literary Criticism", vol 19
"Subject Guide to Books In Print",
81-82 ed
Chayet. Neil L. - "Looking At The
Law"
"Health Quackery: Consumers
Union's Report on False Health
Claims"
Keane, Noel P. - "The Surrogate
Mother"
ADULT FICTION
Plante. David - "The Country"
Granger. Bill ? "Schism"
Potok. Chaim - "The Book of
Lights"
CHILDREN'S FACT
Ames. Lee - "Make 25 Crayon
Drawings of the Circus*'
CHILDREN'S FICTION
Ahlberg. J. - "Funnybones"
Calhoun. Mary - "Audubon Cat"
Cleary. Beverly ? "Rarnona
Tumblv, Age 8"
Firmin. Peter ? "Basil Brush on
The Trail"
Hague. Kathleen - "The Man Who
Kept House"
Hutchins. Pat - "The Mona Lisa
Mystery"
Thayer. Jane - "Clever Raccoon"
Udry. Janice - "Thump and Plunk"
Lewis. Eils M. - "The Snug Little
House"
BOOKMOBILE SCHEDULE
December 14. WAYSIDE ??
Cleva Newton. Doris Lyle. Lois
Woodring. Violet Turley. Louise
Plummer. Nancy Mason, Nancy
Dean. Jean Thomas, Sarah Ozbirn.
Virginia McCall. Ruth Clairmont.
Kimberly Ferrell. Claire Everette.
Neda Williams, Martha Lineberry.
December 16. PHILIPPI &
ROCKF1SH -- Clara Wood, lsabell
Bundy, Ruby Halstead. Kathy
Wright. Woody Ferrell. Terri
Wright. Linda Tatum. Kim
Wright. Kim Miller. Barbara Ann
Wood. Judy Wolf, Gladys Cum
mings, Roberta Turner. Nancy
Molchan.
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washing machine. The wallet was
gone when she returned. The wallet
and its contents, including cash
and cards, were worth S220.50.
Family Dollar reported Novem
ber 25 a young male stole a $9.99
pair of shoes.
The A&P reported November 25
a shoplifter took two cartons of
cigarettes worth $9.60. Gladys
Harris. Rt. 3. Raeford. was
charged with shoplifting.
The following were filed at the
Hoke County Sheriff's Depart
ment .
Donnie L. Holmes. Box 482.
Raeford. reported a man borrowed
his car and did not return it. The
car was found Monday by Moore
County officers.
Janice Frye Campbell, Rt. 1.
Aberdeen, reported November 29
she found a bullet hole and
half-inch holes in the outside walls
of her home.
Deputy Sheriff J.L. Madden
reported November 26 he found
plastic bags containing brown and
green vegetable matter, and a jar
containing nontaxpaid whiskey in a
car parked off SR 1422 near Twin
Bridges in the Rockfish area. Three
men he found at the car were
charged with marijuana and liquor
law violations and placed under
$2,500 bond.
Debbie Locklear. Rt. 1, Red
Springs, reported November 23
someone broke into her mobile
home. Nothing was missing.
A pay check for $592.85 be
longing to an Upchurch Junior
High School teacher was reported
November 22 stolen from the
school. The check was found, and
the case was turned over to juvenile
authorities.
Larry Burnette. Rt. I. Lumber
Bridge, reported November 25
someone broke into his mobile
home and stole a television set. a
cassette player and turn table, a
tool box containing tools, jewelry,
clothing, and silverware.
Marshall Cherry of Rt. I. Rae
ford. reported November 21 10 to
15 of his hogs valued at a total of
$880 were stolen.
"I CAN" GRADUATION Sandhills Youth Center inmates graduated from the "I Can " motivational training
course, and a graduation ceremony and banquet was held for them the night of November 24 at the Lester
Building under sponsorship of the Raeford Woman's Club. Ten of the 11 who successfully completed the course
are shown here with sponsors and participants in the program. Rear. L-R ? Keith Pate, student sponsor; Mike
Cain and Jimmy Motz. graduates: Roosevelt Glenn, sponsor; Terry Clemmons. Howard Smith. Patrick Fellows.
Ted Yarboro. Robert Russell, and Scott Cox. and Chris Mansfield, graduates; John O'Bryant. sponsor; and
Youth Center Supt. F.D. Hubbard. Seated, front. L-R William Huntsinger, Tom Olsen. a volunteer instructor.
Joan Balfour, a representative of the Woman 's Club Education Department. County Schools Supt. Raz Autry. the
guest speaker, and Steven Sisk. secretary of the President 's Committee. The graduate not in the picture is Ricky
Camp. [Staff photo by Pam Frederick . ]
SOCIAL NEWS 875-2 1 21
Carl McKenzie Retires
From Burlington
Carl N. McKenzie recently re
tired from the Raeford Plant of
Burlington Industries after 28 years
continuous service.
McKenzie began work at the
Plant on April 13, 1953, as a
Melangeur tender and during his
employment served as a pindrafter
tender, faller bar inspector, auto
leveler tender, overhauler assistant
and pindrafter fixer.
McKenzie upon retirement said
he was just going to take it easy for
a while.
Shown in the picture with Mc
Kenzie (center) receiving his Re
tirement Bible are (Left to Right)
Tom Hart. Pindrafting Roving ^
Department manager; Robert
Woodcox. Pindrafting supervisor;
Cecil Bond, plant manager; and
Nancy Hodges. Yarn Manufactur
ing superintendent. In the fore
ground is McKenzie's retirement
plaque.
Koonce In Campaign Post
The Leukemia Society of
America. North Carolina Chapter,
announced today that the 1981
Commerce and Industry chairman
for Raeford will be Ken Koonce.
The Leukemia Society of
America is dedicated towards the
conquering of leukemia. Proceeds
from the Commerce and Industry
drive will be used in research and
patient-aid. At the present time the
Leukemia Society of America,
North Carolina Chapter, has
$492,935 in research projects
granted in the state of North
-Carolina. These research projects
are being conducted at Duke
University and the University of
North Carolina-Chapel Hill.
The Leukemia Society of
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America is also providing financial
assistance to 225 patients in the .
state of North Carolina.
In spite of remarkable medical
advances in the last ten years,
leukemia remains a Number 1
killer disease of children but it is no
longer a hopeless disease. Years
ago over 90% of everyone with
leukemia died within six months
but today the picture is much
brighter for children and adults ^
due to the research that has helped
in treatment and diagnosis.
The funds will be used in North
Carolina in research and patient
aid.
Anyone wishing information cin
contact Koonce at 875-3731.
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