Magistrate's Court
The following Hoke County
magistrates' judgments were issued
last week.
Mack Cox, 522 Edinborough
? Ave., Raeford, worthless check,
^$20 restitution to Jay's Pantry, and
costs.
Daniel Ellerbe, Box 713, Rae
ford, worthless check, $40 restitu
tion to National Finance Co., and
costs.
Scottie Bryant McMillian, Pem
broke, fishing without a license,
S10 and costs.
Alexander McArn, Rt. 1, Box
^321C, Shannon, worthless check,
?$15 restitution to Economy Food
Center, and costs.
Walter McDuffie, Rt. 1, (Bow
more) Raeford, worthless check,
$36.20 restitution to Auto Parts
and Equipment, and costs.
Mary Helen Smith, 620 Dockery
Rd., Raeford, worthless check.
$189.56 restitution to Hoke County
tax collector, and costs.
Jimmy Lee Ransom, Rt. 2, Box
_ 155, Raeford, fishing without a
? license, $10 and costs.
Nathaniel Watkins, Rt. 1, Box
122N, Lumber Bridge, worthless
checks, $11.29 restitution to
Arabia Cash Mart, $18 restitution
to Wayside Grocery, and $14.10
restitution to Wayside Grocery,
and costs.
Pauline B. Sterling, 203 Lamont
St., Raeford, worthless check,
$66.18 restitution to Raeford Oil
?Co., and costs.
Garry A. Thompson, Rt. 1, Box
91, Lumber Bridge, worthless
checks, $30 and $40 restitution to
James Miller, and costs.
Wanda H. .Thompson, Rt. 1,
Box 91, Lumber Bridge, worthless
check, $50 restitution to James
Miller, and costs.
William Ira Smith, Rt. 2, Box
246A, Raeford, speeding 49 in a 35
zone, $10 and costs.
9 Melvin Virgil, Rt. 2, Box 498,
Raeford, speeding 65 in a 55 zone,
$5 and costs.
E7 Charlie Allen Thorpe, Ft.
Bragg, speeding 65 in a 55 zone, $5
and costs.
Kevin Maurice Thomas, Rt. 1.
Box 658, Red Springs, failing to
drive on the right, costs.
Helen Huggins Perkins, Laurin
_ burg, speeding 67 in a 55 zone, $10
W and costs.
Wayland Edward Parker, Fay
etteville. speeding 67 in a 55 zone,
$10 and costs.
Cleveland Authe McRae, Rt. 1.
Box 576, Raeford. speeding 65 in a
55 zone. $5 and costs.
Charlie R. Wisham, Rt. 2.
Traveler's Rest, S.C., speeding 70
in a 55 zone, $10 and costs.
I.J. Williams. Jr.. Rt. 2. Box 89.
St. Pauls, expired inspection cer
tificate, costs.
Bobby Eugene Short, High
Point, speeding 65 in a 55 zone, $5
and costs,
Edward Harold Saunders, Jr..
Southern Pines, speeding 70 in a 55
zone, $10 and costs.
Catherine Hair Sanders, Rt. 9,
Sanford, speeding 65 in a 55 zone,
$5 and costs.
Lawrence Ray. Jr., Rt. 1, Box
67, Raeford, no operator's license,
S25 and costs.
Louise Huckabee Maxwell, Rt.
1, Raeford, expired inspection
certificate, costs.
Joseph David Lucas, Charlotte,
expired inspection certificate,
costs.
Danny Locklear, Rt. 1, Box 74,
Red Springs, speeding 65 in a 55
zone, $5 and costs.
Dorothy Beasley Lee, Rt. 2. Four
Oaks, improper passing, S10 and
costs.
Joe Carlton Holt, 506 College
Dr., Raeford, expired inspection
certificate, costs.
Doral Lee Hess, Red Springs,
displaying an expired registration
plate, costs.
E-2 Alexander Bruce Harding,
Pope Air Force Base, speeding 65
in a 55 zone, $5 and costs.
Lelia Purcell McMillian, Rt. 3,
Box 275, Raeford, speeding 67 in a
55 zone, $10 and costs.
Hearl Edward Conley, Rt. 1,
Pembroke, expired inspection cer
tificate, costs.
Myrl B. Clinard. Rt. 4. Raeford,
unsafe move, costs.
Timothy Edward Cartwright, Rt.
1, Penrose, speeding 65 in a 55
zone, $5 and costs.
Welton Carthen, Rt. 1, Box 169,
Raeford, expired inspection certi
ficate, costs.
Garrett Lamar Carpenter, Rt. 3,
Box 309B, Raeford, failing to stop
at a stop sign, costs.
Emma McCall Campbell, Rt. 1,
Box 572, Raeford, expired inspec
tion certificate, costs.
Patty Gail Baxley, Rt. 6, Laurin
burg, speeding 68 in a 55 zone, and
no operator's license. $25 and
costs.
Berry Devon Barnhill, Rt. 2, St.
Pauls, unsafe tires, costs.
Kenneth Julian Barnes, Rt. 3,
Fayetteville, speeding 65 in a 55
zone, $5 and costs.
Mitchell Maurice Baker, Rt. 1.
Box 131, Aberdeen, unregistered
vehicle, and exceeding a safe speed,
costs.
Robert Joseph Antal. Rt. 2, Box
263C, Raeford, expired inspection
certificate, costs.
Martha Lucille Anderson, Elk
City, Okla., speeding 65 in a 55
zone. $5 and costs.
* Mental Health
Chairmen Named
Mental Health Bellringer chair
men for Raeford and Hoke Coun
ty have been named for the 1982
? fund-raising campaign of the
North Carolina Mental Health
Association.
Mrs. Joyce C. Monroe has been
named for the Raeford portion of
the campaign and Mrs. Joyce Grif
fin for the McCain and Ashley
Heights fundraising effort.
Gov. James B. Hunt, Jr., has
proclaimed May Mental Health
Month in North Carolina.
His proclamation follows.
WHEREAS, Federal Budget
0 cuts directly affect the estimated 1 5
percent of the population of the
United States that needs some
form of mental health services;
and
WHEREAS, implementation of
recommendations coming out of
the Governor's Conference on
Mental Health is essential to the
well-being of the State as a whole;
A and
w WHEREAS, seventy percent of
the mentally ill would recover if
given proper treatment; and
WHEREAS, experts estimate
there are more than four million
children under 14 years of age in
need of psychiatric care across the
nation; and
WHEREAS, many persons
needing mental health services are
either unserved, underserved, or
inappropriately served; and
# WHEREAS, the Federal
Alcohol, Drug Abuse, Mental
Health Block Grant approach to
funding will require greater ad
College News
Raeford students were among
those who received academic and
? service awards at Pembroke State
University Thursday.
They were: Mike Womble,
Business Administration and
Economics, Pi Beta Chi business
fraternity academic scholarship.
Jackie Kicklighter, second place.
Communicative Arts, Sigma Tau
Delta Communicative Arts 10$
Essay Award.
Mark Madden, Sherill's
Association Scholarship in
sociology.
0 Johnny Bullard, Junior Senatfcr
award.
vocacy on behalf of those who can
not speak for themselves; and
WHEREAS, North Carolina
continues to move forward in its
efforts to provide mental health
services; and
WHEREAS, the Mental Health
Association in North Carolina pro
motes increased awareness and
understanding of the problems of
mental and emotional illness and
the availability of treatment for
persons in need; now
THEREFORE, I, James B.
Hunt, Jr., Governor of the State
of North Carolina, do hereby pro
claim May, 1982, as
MENTAL HEALTH MONTH
in North Carolina and commend
this observance to our citizens.
R^McGefChy Allen- Box 502. '
SS?nH sp?ed,n8 65 in a 55 zone.
? and costs.
Robert James Hand. Fayette
"nU cS^'"8 70 " 855
cf<5?nald Joe Goodwin. Box 242
rostsman' eXCeedin? a safe speed!
Bo^7QpmpMichae! Frazee- Rt- 4.
Box 79 P, Fayetteville, expired in
spection certificate, costs.
0 JXDRa,ptl Martin, Jr., Rt i
Box 598, Raeford, transporting an
hmkf?? c?ntainer with
broken seal, S25 and costs.
Sonia Locklear, Rt. 1. Box 470,
Red Springs, no operator's license
and exceeding a safe speed. $25
and costs. ^ '
Jimmy Franklin Hendley. Fay
SS / hC' speedm8 6S '? a 55 zone
w and costs.
Ra^foM1 Walla"' Rt* 3- Box 241.
Kaetord, worthless check $20
restitution to Tucker's Grocery
and costs. "?"?-cry,
Mary Shaw Ray, Box 14, Rae
ford, unsafe move, costs.
PiitmAeS P^erkin- Jr., 516*.1 E.
speeding 50 in
a Jc> zone, $10 and costs
Sandra Odette McPhatter. 213
rosts aSS* eford' unsafe m?ve,
E-4 O.D. Madden, Jr., Ft
Bragg, speeding 65 in a 55 zone, $5
and costs.
Larry Locklear, Rt. 4. Box 835,
Ked Springs, parking violation
voluntary dismissal by the prose
cutor: _ violation already paid off bv
defendant's wife. Dy
1 Ronald Lee Johnson, Camp
Lejeune. speeding 65 in a 55 -~ne
$5 and costs. *
Joseph Everett Clohossey, Pine
an^cos^6^'1^ a ^5 zone, $10
Bo??27se skdam Canad>1' Rl- 1.
Box 276. Shannon, permitting an
cost'r Person t0 drive. $25 and
85JC?.H"cn Sanderson- Rt- l> Box
55 znnP ?nngi' ,Pecdl"g 65 in a
zone, $5 and costs.
Joseph Anthony Payson Fav
tS&s*"
Stephen John Kuper, Rt. 6
Launnburg unsafe move, costs
MiU s?r "0use- Jr- Fort
Toni* ?< ' ,spe mg 65 in a 55
zone, $5 and costs.
William Cooper, Rt. 4, Box 245
? -U n'1'"8 to reduce speed to
avoid a collision, costs.
John E. Barr, 501 E. Fifth St.,
faUinaP?ngS' no operator's license,
tailing to comply with motorcycle
endorsement, and operating a
SS ?Tle whilc a passenger ?as
and costs We3r 3 "'"y helmel' i2s
7iJecu L^CW'is Tillman, Rt. 1, Box
zone JS aUn" ' Speedin8 65 ?" a 55
zone, as and costs.
*.-7^LnoJ? Graig Dumas, Rt. 2 Box
'o7nAeBJoa^~866i"'a55
Thaddeus E. Jones. Rt. 1. Box
822, .Raeford, worthless check,
? 17.71 restitution to Raeford Auto
Co., and costs.
E'mer Wilester Ricks, 307 Cum
JS?"- uVeV Raeford' filing To
costs/'8 W3y 3t a St?p si8n?
WiHiam Darre|| Smjth
costs! exceedin8 a safe speed.
522eR?ife Prfe?e McCa". Box
i>22, Raeford. failing to stop at a
stop sign, costs.
Caroline Ruth Ansley, Rt. 1, Box
Red fPnngs. speeding 50 in a
35 'one, $10 and costs.
William Currie. Laurinbure.
passing at an intersection, $10 and
costs.
J.H. AUSTIN
INSURANCE
\ Jf uin I
SINCE 1950
AUTO ? FIRE ? LIFE
CASUALTY
1 14 W. Edinborough Avenue Phone 875-3667
Foursquare Church
506 PROSPECT AVE. 875-5 173
AS A NEW TESTAMENT CHURCH WE
1. Exalt Jesus Christ as Savior, Baptizer. Healer and Soon-Coming
King,.
2. Emphasize the ministry of the Holy Spirit, Whose objective is
to glorify Jesus.
3. Hold The Word of God to be the standard of all truth.
4 Believe true worship is the basis of the daily activities of the
Spirit-filled Christian.
SUNDAY SCHOOL *45 A.M.
MORNING WORSHIP 1 1:00 A.M.
EVENING WORSHIP 7r00 P.M.
WED. BIBLE STUDY 7:00 P.M.
We invite you to join us in worship
where live^ are changed and needs are met.
Burlington
Sales, Earnings Lower
Burlington Industries, Inc.,
reported lower sales and net earn
ings for the second quarter of
fiscal 1982 compared with the se
cond quarter of fiscal 1981.
Net sales for the quarter ended
April 3, 1982, were 5738,130,000
on which the company's con
solidated net earnings were
$14,067,000, or 50 cents per share.
In the comparable period last year,
Burlington reported net sales of
S799.543.000 on which the com
pany's consolidated net earnings
were $27,622,000 or 98 cents per
share.
For the six months ended April
3, 1982, consolidated net sales
were $1,479,838,000 and net earn
ings were $3 1 ,646,000 or $ 1 . 1 2 per
share compared with net sales of
$1 ,527,919,000 and net earnings of
$45,062,000, or $1 .60 per share for
the same period in fiscal 1981.
Net earnings for the second
quarter included a charge of 13
cents from the devaluation of the
Mexican peso. As a result of adop
ting FASB Statement No. 52 in the
first quarter the effects of foreign
currency items are not comparable
with those reported in 1981 as
prior year results were not
restated.
The 1981 results included gains
from foreign currency items of 32
cents in the second quarter and 42
cents for the six months. The
devaluation charge was largely off
set by gains recorded as part ot an
exchange of longterm debt for
stock and cash which took place in
early March.
In his review of the company's
performance, William A. Klop
Art Show
The art of Hoke County High
School and Upchurch Junior High
School students will be displayed at
the annual Cross Creek Mall.
(Fayetteville) Art Show which will
be held Thursday through Sat
urday.
The displays will be in the Sears
wing in front of Walden's Book
Store.
The art teachers are Teresa
Marion of Hoke High and Eloise
Carter of Upchurch.
man, chairman and chief ex
ecutive, noted, "The second
quarter results reflected the
prevailing weakness of the
economy which has had a signifi
cant effect on virtually alt sectors
of textile and home furnishings
business. Improvement will be
contingent on the timing of an up
turn in the economy."
Dividend Declared
The Board of Directors of Burl
ington Industries, Inc., declared
the regular quarterly dividend of
38 cents per share, payable June 1 ,
1982, to shareholders of record at
the close of business May 3, 1982.
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