Around Town
(Continued from pg. 1)
The day for the general election
is drawing near and you can see
ads, posters and even the candi
dates out campaigning for your
vote. Usually this election is more
important from the national and
state level, but this year, races are
important on the local level. There
are races for county commissioners
and also the race for the Board of
Education.
There is also a race for the
Eighth Congressional seat between
Bill Hefner, Democrat, and Harris
Blake, Republican. When we were
in the seventh district the Democrat
was almost a sure bet, if he or she
had opposition. This is different in
the Eighth because of the strong
Republican counties to the west of
Hoke.
So if you are going to be out of
the county on Election Day, please
go by the office of the Board of
Elections and cast an absentee
ballot.
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Many people have commented to
me about the new Baptist Church
building and stated that they had
heard that it was really nice inside.
Of course most of these folks are
from other churches and would like
to see what it looks like.
I understand that the congre
gation of the church will hold Open
House on Sunday, November 7,
and will invite the public to view
their new prize. This is not official,
but it did come from a reliable
source. If anything different comes
up, I will let you know.
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The season for church ingather
ings is with us again and we are
looking forward to the good food
and the fellowship at these events.
So be sure to let the paper know
when you are having your feed.
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The newspaper and television
have had reports lately about the
young men that haven't signed up
for the draft. Of course this is just
paper work and no one is being
called into the service in this day
and time. It is for use only if this
country should go to war. This
procedure, as it is now set up, will
save time in case men are needed to
protect our country.
A small percentage of these
young men have not registered and
maybe some of them have for
gotten, but some just don't want to
sign up.
A congressman stated last week
that he would introduce a bill that
would make it impossible for
anyone that didn't register to
receive any benefits from the
HONORED ? 19S2-83 Year
book of the Raeford Woman 's Club
is dedicated to Mrs. Edna McNeill
for her 4b years of service to the
club. Mrs. McNeill came to Rae
ford in 1933. joined the following
yeary and has been active ever
since, except for two years she was
out to take care of her then
new-born child. She went into the
club s Literature Department, now
the Arts Department, early in her
membership and is still active in it.
government. This means college
aid, social security, medical aid,
etc. for their entire life. This
sounds mean, but is it?
I think that anyone who won't
defend the place in which he lives,
shouldn't receive any benefits from
that country. It seems that the test
of anyone these days is through his
pocketbook and then he will take
notice. So more power to the
Congressman!
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Area Incidents
Break-ins , Thefts Reported
At least four break-ins were
reported to the Hoke County
Sheriff's Department during the
two weeks through October 8, the
department files show.
Jimmy Maxwell, Rt. 1, Shannon,
reported October 6 someone broke
into his house and stole a new color
television set, reconversion kit, and
push button, valued at $995.
On October 8, Linwood McMil
lan, Rt. 2, Raeford, reported
someone broke into his mobile
home and stole a $200 black-and
white television set, and a $60 black
leather jacket.
Someone stole a $200 amplifier,
a $50 electric guitar and a $50
microphone from King's Mission
church behind Doby Funeral Home
between October 6 and 8 after
breaking into the church, Evonia
King of Fayetteville reported.
A $480 refrigerator and $375
stove were stolen from Mrs. Alfred
Patterson's mobile home behind
the Jaycee building at Hillcrest,
Mrs. Patterson reported October 8.
She said the property was last seen
intact about two weeks before.
Other cases reported follow.
Vincent Ross was charged with
injury to county property after
Sheriff's Department Sgt. R.W.
Tindall found October 8 a cover
had been torn off a mattress in a
cell in the county jail.
Alberta Baldwin (Watkins) re
ported October 5 that someone
cashed her $42 refund check from
Lumbee River Electric Member
ship Corp. but that she had given
no one permission to sign her
endorsement or cash it.
A man was reported to have
cashed the check with Alberta
Watkins's signature on it at Hen
drix Store in Arabia October S.
Raeford Police Chief Leonard
Wiggins reported the following
were received in the past week by
his department.
Patricia Kay Campbell reported
Sunday that someone stole Debra
Leach's purse containing $190, a S6
tape player face, driver's license,
wallet, and pen clock from her car
while it was parked at McLaughlin
Chapel on St. Pauls Drive Sunday
morning while they were in church.
She said Debra Leach was her
passenger for the trip to the church
and back. The total value of the
stolen property is about S220, she
repotted.
Someone damaged a partition
between bays at Bill's Car Wash on
U.S. 401 Bypass Sunday. The
damage amounted to about $100.
A vandall or vandals also dam
aged Hardees the night of October
7-8, breaking a glass of a door and
a drive-in window. The damage
amounted to about $148.
Norman Morris, Rt. 3, Box
241 -D, Raeford, reported October
8 the license tag was lost or stolen
from his car.
A bicycle owned by Gregory
Monroe of 514 E. Sixth Ave.,
Raeford, was stolen Saturday from
in front of the A&P. The bike is
worth $100.
Kent Locklear, Rt. 1, Box 502,
Raeford, reported two tires on his
car were cut, and a mirror of his car
was damaged and another stolen
while the auto was parked at Hoke
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November 2, 1982
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County High School Saturday
night. The damage amounted to
about $134.
Someone stole flowers from the
porches of two apartments on
Chilton Drive Sunday. One bunch
valued at $40 was taken from 110
Chilton and the other, worth $30,
from .112 Chilton.
Annie Eleanor Douglas of Rt. 2,
Raeford, reported her $56 tele
vision set and $270.34 stereo with
its turntable and speakers were
stolen October 8 by someone who
broke into her mobile home while
she was away.
Elizabeth Gark of Rt. 2, Red
Springs, reported someone stole
$23 from her residence after break
ing in.
School Board
Candidates'
Night Monday
All candidates for the Hoke j
County Board of Education in the
November 2 general election have
been invited to come to the meeting
of the Hoke County PTA on
Monday at 7:30 p.m. at Upchurch
Junior High School.
The occasion is a "Meet the
Candidates Night."
Each candidate will be given the
opportunity to speak and to answer
questions asked by members of the
audience. 4
Ephesus
Homecoming
Sunday
Homecoming will be held Sun
day at Ephesus Baptist Church. '
The service will be held at 11
a.m., followed by dinner on the
grounds.
Music will be offered at 2:30
p.m. by the Apostle Quartet.
A revival wfll be held at the
church Monday throygh October
22, with services starting at 7:30
nightly.
The Rev. Richard Edwards,
pastor of Carroll Memorial Baptist
Church, will preach.
Fogleman Arrives
For Turkey Duty
Capt. Dean G. Fogleman, son of
L. Glenn and Mary M. Fogleman
of Aberdeen, has arrived for duty in
Incirlik, Turkey.
Fogleman, a civil engineer, was (
previously assigned at Andrews Air
Force Base, Md.
His wife, Linda, is the daughter
of Edward R. and Juanita K. Baker
of Aberdeen.
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