Drug Defendants
Are Fined In Hoke
Superior Court
The following judgments were
issued during the October 25
criminal term of Hoke Superior
Court.
Beverly Bowman, Apartment 11,
? Raeford Hotel, pleaded guilty to
* possession with intent to sell and
deliver marijuana, and sale and
delivery of marijuana, two years
suspended for three years, pro
bation for three years, on condi
tions she pay court costs and a $250
fine, and $20 restitution to the SBI
Drug Fund.
Robert Earl Middleton, Fay
etteville, first degree rape, volun
* Hoke PTA
Meets Nov. 15
The Hoke County PTA will meet
at Upchurch Junior High School
November 15 at 7:30 p.m.
A competition between Hoke
County High School and Upchurch
is under way to sign up the most
^ new members at the November
? meeting. A prize of $50 will be
awarded to the school that obtains
the most new recruits.
Laura Tyler
Tries For
Miss Pembroke
fc Thirteen coeds, including Laura
^ Tyler, of Shannon, will compete for
"Miss Pembroke University" in the
annual pageant Thursday at 7:30
p.m. in the University's Performing
Arts Center.
Laura, who is a junior at PSU, is
the daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Wilbert Tyler and is being spon
sored by Pi Kappa Phi Fraternity.
The winner will recieve a crown,
k trophy, and roses - plus a $500
* scholarship. Also selected will be
the first, second, third, and fourth
runner-up and a "Miss Congeni
ality," who will receive a plaque.
The girls will be judged on
talent, an interview, and in evening
gown competition.
The beauty pageant is sponsored
by the PSU Student Government
a ^Association and produced by Jackie
* Jacobs, a former "Miss Lumbee"
who is resource and promotion
director of PSU's radio and TV
facility.
In past years the winner of the
"Miss PSU" contest has been
'invited to be 3 visiting queen at the
N.C. Azalea Festival in Wilming
ton in the spring.
' Christmas
Parade
F orming
The Raeford Merchants Associa
| tion invites all persons, groups,
clubs and organizations in the area
to participate in this year's annual
Merchant's Christmas Parade.
No entry fee is charged for those
persons or units wishing to march,
but each parade entry must be
identified by name and must be in
keeping with the general theme.
All entries are subject to review
by the Parade Committee for
} appropriateness.
Floats, mobile units and bands
are especially needed.
Prizes and other recognition will
be given to the outstanding entries.
This year's parade will be on
Saturday, December 11, at 2 p.m.
on Main Street, Raeford.
Anyone having questions regard
h ing the parade should call 875
4334.
Those interested should com
plete the following entry form.
A meeting of all entrants will be
called early in December.
1982
Raeford Merchants Association
l Christmas Parade
' ? * *
Entry Form
? ? ?
Organization Name
Representative
Telephone # ? _
| Address
Type of Entry
Mail to:
Parade Committee
P.O. Drawer H
Raeford, N.C. 28376
ALL ENTRIES MUST BE SUB
MITTED BY NOVEMBER 29.
tary dismissal by the prosecutor;
insufficient evidence to warrant
prosecution -? the defendant was in
the Veterans Administration Hos
pital in Fayetteville when the rape
took place.
James Louie Locklear, P.O. Box
100, Raeford, nonsupport of child,
found guilty, six months suspend
ed, for five years, on conditions he
pay S25 weekly for child support,
and court costs. The defendant
gave notice of appeal to the Court
of Appeals.
Michael Shane, Sandhills Youth
Center, escape, pleaded guilty, one
year; the court finds the defendant
would not benefit from being
sentenced as a committed youthful
offender; the sentence to start at
the expiration of all the defendant
is presently obligated to serve.
Larry Atkinson, Sandhills Youth
Center, McCain, felonious escape,
pleaded guilty, one year, to begin at
the expiration of all sentences the
defendant is presently obligated to
serve; the court finds the defendant
would not benefit as committed
youthful offender.
George Vandewater, Sandhills
Youth Center, McCain, felonious
escape, pleaded guilty, one year, to
begin at the expiration of all
sentences the defendant is currently
obligated to serve: the court finds
the defendant would not derive
benefit from being sentenced as a
committed youthful offender.
Ervin Proctor Johnson, Jr., Fay
etteville, possession of drug para
phernalia. carrying a concealed
weapon, one year, to run concur
rently with sentence imposed in
another case; defendant gave notice
of appeal.
Carl W. Jackson, Box 115,
Raeford. driving under the influ
ence and driving while license
revoked, pleaded guilty, six months
suspended for two years, probation
for two years, $100 and costs, and
not drive till he obtains a valid
license, and attend alcoholic re
habilitation treatment as directed
by the probation officer.
James Thomas White, Rt. 4, Box
25, Raeford. possession of mari
juana, sale of marijuana, pleaded
guilty, two years on each count, to
be served consecatively, suspended,
probation for three years, $250
fine, costs, and S20 to the SBI Drug
Fund.
Barbara Ann Campbell, Rt. 2,
Raeford, possession of marijuana
with intent to sell and deliver, sale
and delivery of marijuana, pos
session of a counterfeit controlled
substance with intent to sell and
deliver, and sale and delivery of a
counterfeit controlled substance,
caffeine, represented to be am
phetamine, two years suspended
for three years, probation for three
years, S100. costs, and S22 to the
SBI Drug Fund.
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