CRAFTS WORKSHOP ?? Elsie Edwards, seated at the sewing machine, is instructing at the Hoke County
Agricultural Extension Service workshop in crafts Thursday at the Extension conference room. She is shown with
some of the women who attended. Mrs. Edwards is Extension area specialist in crafts. The workshop was on the
old craft of needlework candlewicking. Mrs. Edwards is putting cording on a pillow on whose top candlewicking
had been sewn by hand. Others at the table are Marilyn Fowler [ seated , facing the camera] and, standing. Isabelle
Smith, Trilbe Inman, Louise Reynolds, Reba Holmes, Onnie Dudley, Trolie Bullard, and Mae Heath. [ Staff
photo 1.
Magistrate's Court
* The following Hoke County ma
gistrates' judgments were issued
last week.
William Glenn Wilkerson. Rt. 2,
Bakersville, speeding 70 in a 55
zone, S10 and costs.
Maurice Jackson Wiley, Jack
sonville. N.C.. no light displaying
license plate, costs.
Jessie Bell McBryde. Rt. 4.
Raeford, speeding 65 in a 55 zone.
$5 and costs.
^ Steven Ronald Francis. Rt. 1,
Raeford, improper parking, costs.
Billy Ray Davis. Rowland,
speeding 65 in a 55 zone, S5 and
costs.
Linda Faye Murchison. Rt. I,
Red Springs, speeding 65 in a 55
zone. $5 and costs.
Alvestcr McLeod. Rt. 1. Rae
ford. passing at an intersection,
^ S10 and costs.
? Robbie Lewis Shaw. Favetteville,
expired inspection certificate,
costs.
Bonita Selina Sanchez. Rt. 4.
Raeford. unsafe move, costs.
Donald Anthony Rust. Fayette
ville. speeding 45 in a 35 zone. $5
and costs.
Charles Ray Robinson, York,
S.C.. speeding 69 in a 55 zone. $10
and costs.
Ted Rivenbank. Rt. 3. Carthage.
) speeding 46 in a 35 zone. S10 and
costs.
Bobbie Locklear. Box 65. Rae
ford. speeding 46 in a 35 zone,
costs.
Thelma Tokarchick. Fay
etteville, speeding 60 in a 45 zone.
S10 and costs.
Rosalvn Purcell McCall, Rae
ford. speeding 46 in a 35 zone. $10
and costs.
( Guy Shaffort Morris, Jr.. Rt. 3.
Raeford. red light violation, costs.
Alan Logan Glover. Fayetteville.
expired registration plate, costs.
Ronald Reid Galloway. Rt. 1.
Aberdeen, failing to drive on the
right, costs.
Gene Alford Floyd. Rt. 2. Rae
ford. unregistered vehicle, costs.
Annie Jane Campbell. Rt. I.
Raeford. speeding 65 in a 55 zone.
$5 and costs.
Donald Ray Butler. Raeford.
exceeding a safe speed, costs.
Dwight Dewell Baldwin. Rt. 1.
Lumber Bridge, speeding 46 in a 35
zone. $10 and costs.
Clifton Lee King. Rt. 1. Jackson
Springs, red light violation, costs.
Mailmen Back
To Foot Work
Raeford mailmen arc walking
again, at least part of the time, in
making their rounds, just as in the
old days.
The reason is one of the two
vehicles the Raetord Post Office
had been using was withdrawn
starling last Thursday, part of the
tvv Postal Service's nationwide pro
gram of energy conservation.
Postmaster Joe Carver said the
mailman who walks makes his
deliveries in the area close to the
Post Office. The motorized carrier
covers the rest of the city.
The same carrier doesn't do all
the walking, he added: the routes
are rearranged, so they take turns.
The de-motorization started na
. tionally two to 2,/j years ago in a
1 phased program.
Carver added that the de
motorization doesn't involve the
rural delivery service.
Herrinfl has twice the cal
cium content of milk.
*nAhur Hechmer. Seymour John
IZ h fc)rce Base- Goldsboro.
speeding 65 in a 55 zone. S5 and
costs.
wn?r?hThy t "3rrel1- Rae?ord.
worthless checks. $3 and $15
restitution to Economy Food Cen
ter. and costs.
R K'"ie M Harris. ?? I. Lumber
Bridge, worthless check. $16 76
costs UtI?n ,0 Macks S,orcs
i A''uC 9 Beatt>- Raeford. worth
oSM m n 6 a.nd 5,0 restitution
to McMilUn Food Mart, and
526.94 restitution to B.C. Moore's
and costs.
Geno Bratcher. Raeford. worth
less check. $40 restitution to Eco
nomy Food Center, and costs
Dorothy McNeill. Raeford.
to H n CnCCkS/ S22" 1 7 restitution
on^ n 8 512 36 res,i,u"
"on to Grocery Mart, and costs.
Bobby Locklear, Rt. 2. Red
Springs, worthless checks, $19 0?
and $13.26 restitution to' Millers
Corner Grocery, and costs
v, IV^nne ,.Southcrland. Raeford.
worthless check. $20 restitution to
M??rn,,cks Grocery, and costs.
t fen Patterson, worthless
checks. $17.68 and $55.53 restitu
tion to McCormick's Grocery, and
costs.
Mack Virgil. Jr.. Raeford
worthless check. $20 restitution to
Mack Stores, and costs.
Reba McPhaul. Raeford. worth
less check. $14 restitution to Patri
cia White, and costs.
,?5, Morrison. Rt'. 4. Raeford.
M m nSS ^heck- 535 restitution to
McMillan Grocer) Mart, and costs.
Odessa McKinnon. Raeford
worthless check. $126 restitution to
National Finance Co.. and costs.
James M. Carpenter. Raeford.
worthless check. $93.55 restitution
M nUre Co" and cos,s
Marcus W. Brown. Rt. 1. Rae
ord. worthless check. $15 restitu
costs. Tuckcrs Grocery, and
RHHdla J' 4,/le- Rt" '? Lumber
Bridge, worthless check. $53 54
restitution to Macks Stores, and
costs.
Brian Keith Happel. Ft. Bram>
speeding 57 in a 45 /one. $10 and
costs.
Betty Wilkins Honeycutt. Rt 4
Raeford. failing to' stop at a
flashing red light, costs.
Harold Emorv Mavnard. Jr
Maxton. expired inspection certifi
cate. costs.
Randall L. Spells. Brooklyn.
N Y failing to stop at a flashing
red light, costs. *
Helen C. Ballon. Rt. 2. Red
springs, improper muffler, costs
hiiptl"""" Blunior II. Laurin
r?urg. no operator's license. $2=>
and costs.
Mack Lafone Cox. .Rt. 2 Rat
lord. expired inspection certificate
costs.
Cheryl Higgins Cox. Favettcvilie
ccP'r"d l,??sc a"d feeding 66 in a
/one. $25 and costs
Harold Daniel Duckworth. R,
2. Denver N.C.. exceeding a safe
Meens ? *"1 dlsPla.v,n? a" expired
'St pla,c- speeding "I i?
/Mnc- voluntary dismissal In
the prosecutor.
Kenneth Edward Gaither. Char
l?'l?e. speeding 69 i? a 55 /Mn sm
and costs.
u Darvj Eugene Kearns. Rt. 4
Kaeford, speeding 65 in a 55 /one
$0 aiuf costs.
James Edward Sterling. Raeford
<? * pi red inspection certificate
costs.
John Augusta Page. Rt t
Luniber Bridge, speeding 55 in a 45
/out. $5 and costs
Debra M. McNeill. Wag rani
speeding 65 in a 55 zone. $5 and
costs.
Chet^1 Lynn Maxwell. Rt. 2.
Raeford. failing to stop at a slop
sign, costs. '
Perry Jamerson Mansfield. Rae
lord, speeding 5"" in a 45 /one. SIO
and costs.
Joseph Timothy Williamson.
PineblutT. speeding M in a 55 /one.
SIO and costs.
Shirley Strickland. Hi. I. Park
ion. worthless check. S20 restitu
tion to Coles Store, and costs.
Regina Baldwin. Haelord.
worthless check. S4.Vf>8 to Webb's
Tire Service, and costs.
CORRECTION
The Mildred S. McLean listed in
the February 11 edition's Magis
trates Court is not the Mildred S.
McLean of P.O. Box 193. Raeford.
w ho works at the House of Raeford.
Area Incidents
Hog, Moped,
Gas, Food Stolen
The following reports were re
ceived recently by the Police De
partment.
John Hines. Aprt. 3. Page Ac
Trust Building, reported February
9 12 gallons of gas worth SIS was
stolen from his car.
A SI 09 bicvcle owned bv Clyde
Ross. 113 W. Sixth Ave., was
stolen February 9 from the yard of
Ross's aunt in Robbins Heights.
The bike was recovered later that
day.
A battery worth $50 and spark
plug wires worth S20 were stolen
from a car at Monroe Motors
February 1 1 .
Two loaves of bread and eight
pounds of sausage were stolen from
the apartment of Quick Elbert in
the Page & Trust Building Feb
ruary 13.
A purse owned by Mather Mc
Crimmon was lost or stolen at
Family Dollar Store February 13. It
contained $6 in cash, and $50 in
food stamps and was worth $3.
The Hoke County Sheriffs De
partment received the following
reports.
The w indshield of a truck ow ned
by Alex Currie Averitt, Jr.. Rt. 1.
Lumber Bridge, was broken while
the truck was parked in the
driveway at 409 College Dr. The
damage was estimated at S150.
Two tires on the car of Frances
Carter Anderson. Rt. 1, Raeford,
and three on the car of H.E.
Garrison. Raeford. were punctured
on the Anderson property while
Garrison was visiting. The tires
were valued at a total of S450.
A 100-pound hog worth $75 was
killed and stolen from the Rockfish
area farm of Raymond Orvin Best
February 11 or 12.
A $676 moped was stolen Feb
ruary 10 or 11 from under the
garage of Patrick Monroe of
McCain.
Someone broke into the home of
Harry McAllister. Rt. 1. Raeford.
February 11 or 12 and stole a
shotgun, an eight-track tape
player, two speakers, and three
shotgun shields worth a total S203.
A SI .575 diamond ring owned by
Betty Crawford was stolen Feb
ruary 1 1 from a desk in the art
room of Upehurch Junior High
Sehool but was found later that dav
in a hedge outside the room.
A S15 purse containing a
property deed and insurance
policies was stolen February 9 or 10
from the home of Cora Copeland.
Rt. 3. Raeford. in Shawtown.
A car reported stolen in Robeson
County and a suspect in the theft
were found February 10 in
Harmony Heights Mobile Home
Park. The car was returned to its
owner. Lola Merl Locklear. Rt. 1.
Red Springs, and the suspect was
taken to Robeson County.
A SI 50 deep freezer worth SI 50
was stolen from the kitchen of Lacy
Daniels. Rt. 1, Raeford, February
9 by someone who broke into the
house.
A water pump worth S189 and a
S250 camera were stolen from the
van of Douglas Aaron Cruss of Rt.
1 . Aberdeen. February 3 or 4, in his
yard. Cruss's mobile home also was
broken into.
Someone stole 12 gallons of gas
worth SI 7.04 from the car of
Harold Ferguson. Rt. 1, Raeford,
and 30 gallons of gas worth $37.50
from a school bus in his yard
February 7 or 8.
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