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Service Personnel
Pvt. Frank J. Neeley, son of
Desmond E. and Anna M. Neeley
of Aberdeen, has arrived for duty in
Kitzingen, West Germany.
Neeley. a tracked-vehicle repair
|man, was previously assigned at
' Aberdeen Proving Ground, Md.
He is a 1979 graduate of Union
Pines High School. Cameron.
The gardenia was named
after a Scottish natural
ist, Alexander Garden.
Wayne Blue of Rt. 1, Shannon,
has completed Army basic training
at Ft. Dix, N.J., and has been
assigned to Fort Jackson, S.C.
Blue entered service last
December and completed re
quirements for his GED high
school equivalency diploma while
in service. He attended Hoke
County High School before start
ing military service.
Blue is married to the former
Theresa Lambeth of Rowland, and
they have one child, Casandra
Kay, 8 months old. Blue's wife and
daughter live on Rt. 1, Shannon.
Blue is the son of Mrs. Robbie
Blue of Rt. 1, Shannon.
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College News
Lisa Crowder, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. O.L. Crowder of Rae
ford, has been named to the Dean's
List at Sandhills Community Col
lege for the fall semester. Her name
was omitted accidentally from the
list published last week.
THE RECORD SPEAKS FOR ITSELF
1963 through 1981
THE HOKE COUNTY SHERIFF'S DEPARTMENT
MADE 19,560 on-View Arrests
AND SERVED 64,996 Criminal Warrants
RE-ELECT
Sheriff David M. Barrington
FOR CONTINUED
GOOD, EFFICIENT AND FROGMSSIVi LAW ENFORCEMENT
PLEASE REGISTER BEFORE A PRIL 5. 1982
FsM by ?upppftTS of PsvW M. Barrington
Hoke High, Upchurch
Choruses Given Clinic
Dr. Clinton Parker from Ap
palachian State University con
ducted a Choral Clinic with Hoke
High Chorus and Chorale and Up
church Junior High Chorus on Fri
day.
Approximately 200 students were
involved in the clinic.
Dr. Parker is vice chancellor of
academic-affairs. He is also the
conductor of the Community
Choir in Boone. He received his
master's degree from the Universi
ty of North Carolina at Chapel
Hill and his doctorate degree from
the University of Miami.
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Roekfish News
by Polly Barnard
The Extension Hom*rrakers
Club had their monthly meeting
Tuesday morning, March 23 at
9:30 a.m. in the home of Mrs. W.
Star Sessoms with 15 members
present. Mrs. Mary Benkosky,
president presided and Mrs.
Herman Koonce led the devotion.
After the conclusion of the business
Mrs. Jean Sisk and Mrs. Mae
Heath presented a program on
"Household Money Control". The
meeting was adjourned by reading
the National Extension Home
makers Council Creed in unison
and refreshments were served by
the hostess.
Mrs. Charles Chason is having
trouble with her eyes. She was to
have had surgery last week but
after re-evaluation it was postponed
until a later day.
Mrs. Grace English spent several
days last week with her sister, Mrs.
Wright Parker in Selma.
Mrs. Daisy Bennett of Fayette
ville visited Mr. and Mrs. Stanley
Adcox the past Sunday.
Mrs. Stanley Adcox visited her
sister Mrs. Ludwell Hales in Moore
County Hospital Sunday. Mrs.
Hales had emergency surgery last
week and had penumonia fol
lowing. However, she is improving
at this report and hopes to be
released soon.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson have
moved into the house that was
formerly his mothers' home on the
Rockfish - Parkton Road. Mr.
Gibson retired March 19 from
Dover Textile in Shelby where he
had been employed for the past 25
years.
Mr. and Mrs. David Gibson had
all of his eight brothers and sisters
gathered at their home the past
Saturday to welcome him back into
the community.
Miss Teresa Allen of Chester
field, South Carolina spent the past
weekend with her mother, Mrs.
Alice Allan.
Mr. and Mrs. E.T Brock, Jr.
visited Mrs. Willie Shephard, Mr.
and Mrs. William Sheppard, Ir.
Mr. and Mrs. Roger Dutton, Mr.
and Mrs. Clement Faircloth, Mr.
and Mrs. Richard Trunjo and
families in Aberdeen the past
Sunday.
The Easter Display at Brocks
Florist is truly beautiful. If you
haven't stopped by, they invite you
to do so.
Mr. and Mrs. E.T. Brock. Jr.
and Mrs. Jean Sisk attended the
Spring Design School in Sanford
March 10th. They reported an
enjoyable and rewarding trip as
they brought back many new ideas
in flower design and arranging.
Mrs. William Clipson of Anna
polis. Maryland spent the past
week with her father, Mr. Alex Ray
and brother, Thomas Ray.
Alex Ray has been having
trouble with one of his eyes recently
but is is better at this report.
Mrs. Grady English, Mrs. Louise
Watson, Mr. A.L. Long, Jr. and
Kemp Waller of Fayetteville at
tended the funeral of Allen Mc
Daniel of Asheboro the past Sun
day. Mr. McDaniel was married to
their cousin, the former Myrtle
Long.
They also visited their cousin,
Hall Long of Asheboro, who is ill.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald Gene King
and sons, Jason and Joel of
Washington, North Carolina spent
the weekend with their parents Mr.
and Mrs. Lynn B. Dees. Mr. and
Mrs. Brown Hendrix, Jr. and son,
Sammy of Arabia also visited Mr.
and Mrs. Dees. It was a family
reunion for the Dees family and
they all went out to dinner.
Mrs. Myrtle Monroe and son - in
- law, T. Carter, Mrs. Rosa
Sessoms and Miss Ray of the
Seventy-First community visited
the Priest family last Sunday.
Miss Joy Overton was dinner
guest of Miss Mary Priest last
Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Tim Register.
Mrs. John Strickland and grand
daughter, visited the Priest family
the past Monday.
Mrs. Ethel Monroe is at home
after her "week stay" in the
hospital. She says she still has good
and bad days but really feels that
she is better at this report.
Revival
A spring revival will be held
April 12-16 at St. Mary Pentecostal
Holiness Church, Red Springs.
Bishop George McKoy is pastor.
Nightly services will begin at
7:30. The Rev. Tim McKoy, pastor
of St. Paul AME Zion Church of
McColl, S.C., will be guest
speaker.
Wagon wheel restaurant
THURSDAY b FRIDAY
SHRIMP BASKET
(?bout 20 shrimp)
with FF , Slaw & Huahpuppi**
?4.00
Out Order* C?H S7B-C7S2
LAURA PATTERSON
formerly with
Conner Mobile Homes
is now associated with
Country Fair Mobile Homes
Hwy. 211 East
Aero? from r?b*cp?
Laura invites you to come by to see her.
YOU'RE INVITtD!
to
" An Evening With Cole Porter"
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0 SUNDAY EVENING
APRIL 4
J.W. TURLINGTON SCHOOL AUDITORIUM
W. PROSPECT AVE. RAEFORD
8:00 P.M.
ADULTS *3.00 CHILDREN (UNDER 12) *2.00
WITH SELECTION SUCH AS . . .
"Anything Goes"
s " Night And Day"
"I Get A Kick Out Of You"
"Begin The Begulne"
"Just One Of Those Things"
. . . and many more . . .
PRESENT BY THE CABARET PLAYERS
From The Ptnehurst Dinner Theatre
A SPECIAL EVENING OF
THE ARTS FESTIVAL
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