MUSIC FOR STUDENTS ?? Jackson Parkhurst is on the stage at Hoke County High School's MacDonald
Gymnasium starting to talk to students and teachers about the North Carolina Symphony chamber music concert
about to start. Parkhurst is assistant conductor and director of education of the North Carolina Symphony. The
program was held Friday morning for students in Grades Four through Six in the Hoke schools. Some of the
students later in the program played the auto-harp and bells.
Area Incidents
? Store Damaged; Reward Offered
Someone broke into Huffman
Grocery on N.C. 211 west cutoff
near Upchurch Junior High School
between 7 p.m. Thursday and 6:55
a.m. Friday, damaged the store
and took 5100 worth of food stamps
and some change.
Joe Huffman, the store's owner
and operator, said he was offering
^ $100 reward to anyone who provid
es information leading to the arrest
and conviction of whoever was
responsible for the theft and van
dalims.
Maj. J.R. Riley of the Hoke
County Sheriffs Department, who
is investigating, said Tuesday Huff
man was to advise him whether
anything else was stolen and that he
planned to check with Huffman
) Tuesday afternoon. He added that
no arrest had been made up to
then.
Huffman said the store was so
badly damaged he had to keep it
closed a day to clean up.
He said that, among other
things, an adding machine and
bottles were broken. Huffman said
there was no way of figuring the
losses.
_ He said, "I can't believe this,"
w when he opened his store Friday
morning and saw what had been
done.
When Melvin L. Dees of Rt. 3.
Fayetteville, returned to his home
near Rockfish about 10 a.m.
Monday after visiting with his
daughter in Virginia since Septem
ber 27, he discovered someone had
broken into his house, and ran
^ sacked it and took some items,
" which weren't listed in the report
filed at the Sheriffs Department.
The report says the people who
broke in cooked something on the
stove, and apparently ate while
watching television, as plates were
found in front of the TV set.
Horse shoe tracks were found
around the outside of the house.
Someone also broke into the
home of Robert Warren behind
fc Pete's Exxon the night of Septem
ber 28-29 by forcing the padlocks
off the back door. Nothing was
reported missing but S10 damage
had been done to the door.
Susan Bright Mclnnis of Jordan
Mobile Home Park, N.C. 211 west,
reported someone broke into her
mobile home between September
26 and 28 and stole $10. The
^ damage to the door made by the
break-in amounted to about S30.
The thief got into the trailer by
pushing out a screen, taking the
glass from a door, and then
unlocking the door by reaching in.
In Raeford, Police Chief Leonard
Wiggins, hearing a siren and
burglar alarm sounding, drove to
the home of M.A. Maxwell at 318
N. Fulton St., just as Maxwell
^ arrived from church after hearing
the same sound. They found that
the house alarm had been set off
when someone broke the glass on a
back door to get into the house.
The prowler was frightened away
by the founding of the alarm before
he could get into the house. A
neighbor saw a male running from
the house and chased him but lost
him in downtown Raeford.
fc Several case* of larceny were
reported in recent weeks to the
Sheriff i and Police departments.
An automotive battery, two truck
tires and two Mud Hog pumps were
reported stolen between September
20 and 27 from a died at Carolina
Turf on Airport Road. The battery,
worth $50 was recovered. The Mud
Hogs were valued at $1,200 each
and the truck tires at $300 total.
James Freeman of Vaw Road
p reported pome of his furniture was
I
taken September 27 after it was
set outside Atlas Dudley's house.
Dudley said he put it out believing
Freeman was going to get it the
same day. Freeman left the furni
ture at Dudley's in preparing to
move from 804 Saunders Street to
his new residence on Jones Hill.
The furniture missing consists of
two wooden beds, four dining
chairs, a mirror and a rocking
chair.
Someone stole a portable genera
tor owned by Dick Weeks Con
struction Co. of Asheboro from the
power substation on SR 1403
September 29 or 30 during the
night.
Ida Smith of Hope Mills reported
a well pump and tank worth $50
stolen from her vacant house in
Hoke County.
Three bicycles were reported
stolen. John W. Tyler of Rt. 4,
Raeford, U.S. 401 north, told the
Sheriff s Department someone took
a S150 men's bike from his carport
between October 2 and 4.
Gaston Locklear of Rt. 1, Rae
ford, reported a $100 boy's bike
was stolen from his property Sep
tember 30 or October 1 .
Henry Earl Goins of Rt. 1, Red
Springs, reported his bicycle was
locked in Eddie's Garage in Red
Springs and when he returned
October 1 to get it, it was gone. It
was valued at $45.
Someone stole a $29.95 watch
from the Treasure Chest September
28. Several people were in the store,
and when they left, the theft was
discovered.
Someone broke into a truck
owned by Donna Ruban of 712 N.
Jackson St., Raeford, October 1
while it was parked at her home
and stole a CB radio, a $7
pocketbook, and jewelry. The
stolen property was valued at a
total of $300.
Neil McDonald reported Mon
day someone stole his 1969 Chevro
let at his business, McDonald's
Tire Co., at 114 Racket Alley. The
car, valued at $500, was found later
the same day, and Vincent Ross
and Nathaniel LeGrand, both of
Raeford, were arrested and
charged with larceny and posses
sion of stolen.property.
Someone tried unsuccessfully to
pry the CB radio antenna off the
trunk lid of Glenn Spivey's car
Monday night in the Edinborough
Shopping Center parking lot while
Spivey was working at the A&P.
The would be thief did about $100
damage with his effort.
ACCIDENT -? Beth Archer, a young Raeford girl, lies on the pavement at
the U.S. 401 College Drive intersection Thursday night shortly after her
bicycle and a car collided. She was reported not hurt seriously enough to be
admitted to a hospital. Miss Archer was riding across 401 at the
intersection when the accident happened. The Raeford City Council
Monday night, as a result of the accident, asked City Manager Ron
Matthews to request the State Department of Transportation to put up a
flashing light at the intersection.
HONEST
KIND
DEDICATED
ONNIE
13 THE ONE
VOTE
ONNIE BRATCHER
DUDLEY
NOV. 2, 1982
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