Cameron Files For Reelection
W.W. (Bill) Cameron Jr., filed
Monday for reelection to the Hoke
County Board of Education.
Cameron, a 39-year-old Rt. 3,
taeford, farmer, is running for his
econd four-year term and is the
ward's chairman.
He was named chairman in
February 1981, by majority vote of
he board members to fill the
racancy created by the resignation
>f Dr. Riley Jordan from the board,
lordan was chairman when he left.
Cameron is a native of Hoke
bounty and is a 1961 graduate of
?loke County High School. He
graduated in 1965 from the Univer
ity of Tennessee with a degree of
Jachelor of Science in education,
hen taught school for 11 years,
irst at Duglin, Ga., High School,
hen in Etowah, Tenn. From
Stowah he returned to Hoke Coun
y in 1973, as a Hoke High teacher.
A former University of Tennessee
football player, he also coached
football at Hoke High for four
years. He left his school position in
1977 to farm full time.
Cameron is married to the
former Rhenda Pierce, a native of
Kingsport, Tenn. Mrs. Cameron is
coordinator of special children's
programs for the Hoke County
School system.
The Camerons have two chil
dren: Candace, 10, a J.W. Turling
ton School student; and Bill III, 6,
at J.W. McLauchlin School.
Cameron is active in Raeford
Presbyterian Church and is a
former deacon of the church. He
also is a director of the Hoke
County Farm Bureau and also is a
member of the Hoke County Far
mers Club. Cameron served last
year as president of the Five Points
Community Watch.
W. W. \Bill\ Cameron. Jr.
IColey Files For School Board
Walter N. Coley, a 48-year-old
jharmacist, filed with the Hoke
bounty Board of Elections Monday
or reelection to his second four
rear term on the Hoke County
Doard of Education.
He is a native of Granville
Zounty and came to Hoke County
n July 1957 to join Hoke Drug Co.
n Raeford as a pharmacist. Later
le became co-owner as well as
>harmacist, selling out last Octo
>er. Then he joined the Kerr Drug
:hain as a pharmacist in a Ken
store in Fayetteville.
Coley graduated from Stem High
School in Granville County in 1952
Rand the school of Pharmacy of the
mjniversity of North Carolina in
?1956.
1 In Hoke County he served on the
ICounty Board of Health for 10
wears and on the Board of Directors
^)f Southern National Bank for
eight years. He also has worked
with the Hoke County Chapter of
the American Cancer Society.
Coley is an elder of Raeford
Presbyterian Church.
He is married to the former
Carroll Moore, a native of Pender
County. They have four children:
Parker, 19, a Sandhills Community
College freshman majoring in
radiology; Eric, 16, a junior at
Hoke County High School; Tom.
14, in the Eighth Grade at Up
church Junior High School; and
Mary 11, in the sixth grade at J.W.
Turlington School.
Coley's wife teaches the sixth
grade at Turlington. She is a 1955
graduate of the University of North
Carolina at Chapel Hill with a
degree in education.
The election in 1978 was Coley's
first to a public elective office.
[Wright Files For School
Waln-r Colev
Board
I Robert (Bobby) Wright, 40, of
v|Rt. 1, Raeford, filed Monday with
||the Hoke County Board of Elec
tions as a candidate for election to
|*hs first regular four-year term on
tthe County Board of Education.
U Wright is serving the unexpired
Jportion of the four-year term of Dr.
Hliley Jordan, who resigned Feb
?ruary 3, 1981. Wright was ap
'' pointed to replace Jordan by the
t|other members of the school board
'^February 12. The term expires next
I! December.
The election of three candidates
to the board is scheduled for the
November general election, since
the school board elections are
nonpartisan.
Wright is a farmer, born and
reared in Hoke County. He grad
uated from Hoke County High
School in 1959 and from Campbell
University, with a degree of Bache
lor of Science in science, in 1963.
Wright is married to the former
Shirley Johnson, also a native of
Hoke County. They have three
children, all sons: Robert A., Jr.
13, an Upchurch Junior High
School student; Will, 11, a J.W.
Turlington School student; and
John, 6, a J.W. McLauchlin School
student.
Bobby. Wright is a deacon and
the Sunday school superintendent
of Bethel Presbyterian Church.
The school board membership is
his first in public office.
V
Ruht'ri \linhhy Wright
Ed Lumbley Files For Hoke Board
Ed G. Lumbley filed last week as
a Democratic candidate for the
Board of Hoke County Com
missioners. He is a retired Army
master sergeant, a veteran of three
' wars.
He and his wife are living in the
Stonewall area, and they have a
daughter, Janet, serving in the Air
Force at Lackland Air Force Base,
Tex.
e News
Brigitta Wilde, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. James E. Wilde of
Raeford, has been named to the fall
semester Dean's List at Methodist
College.
To merit inclusion in the Dean's
List, a student must achieve a 3.20
grade-point average or better
during the preceding semester on a
total academic load of 15 or more
semester hours. Based on a 4.0
scale this average is equivalent to a
"B" average.
Methodist College is a residential
college of liberal arts and sciences
located on a 600-acre campus
overlooking the Cape Fear River
Valley.
L Karen Hoogerland, daughter of
i' the Rev. and Mrs. Thomas D.
Hoogerland of Raeford, has been
named to the fall semester Dean's
List at Methodist College.
To merit inclusion in the Dean's
list, a student must achieve a 3.20
grade-point average or better dur
ing the preceding semester on a
total academic load of 15 or more
semester hours. Based on a 4.0
scale, this average is equivalent to a
"B" average.
Methodist College is a residential
college of liberal arts and science
located on a 600-acre campus
overlooking the Cape Fear River
Valley.
John Mark Wood and Kimberly
Dees Wood of Raeford have been
named to the Elon College Dean's
^ List for the spring semester.
Lumbley was born July 19, 1926,
in Superior, Wis. He retired at Ft.
Benning, Ga.. after 20 years'
service, and moved to Hoke County
from Washington, D.C., in 1979.
During his service, he served as
an infantryman in Europe in World
War II, then in the Korea and
Vietnam Wars. Most of his service
was with Army Intelligence. In
Vietnam, he was with the First Air
Cavalry Division, going in when the
division and the 173rd Airborne
Brigade in 1965 were the first
conventional American ground
forces groups committed to the
war.
Among the decorations he re
ceived in service are the Bronze
Star, three Army Commendation
medals and the Combat Infantry
man's Badge.
He received two years of college
credit also while in the Army.
Lumbley attends Ephesus Bap
tist Church, is a member of John
Huske Anderson Masonic Lodge in
Fayetteville, the Favetteville York
Rile Bodies, and the Allied
Masonic Degrees, and is treasurer
of the Order of the Amaranth, and
member of the Order of the Eastern
Star.
In 1980 he was a Democratic
delegate to the Hoke County and
District caucuses.
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