In Weeks To Come
Meetings
Raeford Kiwaab - Club meets
every Thursday at 6:30 p.m. at
the Raeford Civic Center. The
meetings are open to members
and guests.
Coatalialoa Meeting ?
Members of the Hoke County
Commission will hold their
regular meeting on March 7 at
9 a.m. in the Court House An
nex. The public is invited.
NAACP Banquet ? This year's
local NAACP Banquet will
feature guest speaker H.M.
"Mickey" Michaux and will be
held at the Hoke High Gibson
Cafeteria on March 5 at 7 p.m.
Tickets are $7.
BUck Genealogy Workshop -
Registrations are now being ac
cepted for the third annual
black genealogy workshop on
Saturday, March 12. The Ar
chives and Records Section of
the Department of Cultural
Resources will offer the day
long beginner's workshop for
those who wish to begin re
searching their family history.
The workshop will be held in
the Archives and History/State
Library Building Conference
Room at 109 E. Jones St., in
downtown Raleigh. Admission
to the workshop is open to the
public and limited to the first
80 applicants. Registration fee
is $5. Deadline is March 4. For
details, contact Minnie P.
Bridges, Archives and Records
Section, 109 E. Jones St.,
Raleigh, 27611; or telephone
(919) 733-3952.
Workshop For Non-Proflt
Organization ? Registrations
are now being accepted for a
workshop on organizing and
operating a non-profit society
or association. The N.C.
Genealogical Society is spon
soring' the one-day seminar on
Saturday, March 5, at the Ar
chives and History/State
Library Building, 109 E. Jones
St. in downtown Raleigh. The
workshop is open to the public.
A registration fee of $25 ($20
for members of the N.C.
Genealogical Society) must be
submitted by Tuesday, March
I. Send name, address and
check to: N.C. Genealogical
Society, P.O. Box 1492,
Raleigh, 27609.
Dog Pound ? A committee
formed to study the county's
need for a new dog pound
facility will meet Wednesday,
Feb. 23 at 7:30 p.m. in the
County Commission board
room. The interested public is
encouraged to attend.
Pig Meeting Sow Manage
ment ? Part I, Cumberland
County Extension Office,
Fayetteville, NC -- Dinner
Meeting. Feb. 23 at 6:30 p.m.
Young Farmers -- Young
Farmers Forum. Holiday Inn
Four Seasons, Greensboro.
Feb. 28-March I.
| Beef Conference - Area Beef
' Conference, Cumberland
County Extension Office,
Fayetteville. March 3 at 2 p.m.
Pig Meeting (Part II) - Sow
Management-Part II, Hoke
County Extension Office, Din
ner Meeting. March 8 at 6 p.m.
Horse Conference ? Cape Fear
Area Horse Conference,
Cumberland County Extension
| Office, Fayetteville. March 24
at S p.m.
Gardeners Meeting -- February
23 at 7 p.m. in the Hoke Coun
ty Agricultural Extension Of
fice on S. Magnolia Street in
Raeford. All gardeners, large
and small, are invited. The
topics to be discussed are varie
ty selection, cultural practices,
and pesticides. This should be a
very informative meeting for
? home gardeners.
Stroke Seminar ?? The
Rehabilitation of the Stroke
Patient will be the subject of
the North Carolina Stroke
Rehabilitation Seminar to be
conducted March 2-4 at the
Sheraton Inn in Southern
Pines. The seminar is spon
sored by the American Heart
Association, North Carolina
I Affiliate. Interested persons
I should contact Linda Larry
more, R.N., at the American
Heart Association, North
Carolina Affiliate, I Heart Cir
cle. Chapel Hill. NC 27514
Telephone (919) 968-4453.
Tobacco Hearings - The Sub
committee on Tobacco will
hold hearings Friday, February
25 at 9:00 a.m. at the Fairmont
Middle School in Fairmont,
North Carolina. Only tobacco
fanners will be allowed to
I speak. No Tobacco Organiza
tions or Companies will testify.
The hearings will be chaired by
Congressman Charlie Rose,
Chairman of the Tobacco Sub
committee. Congressman
I Charlie Whitley of North
Carolina, Congressman Robin
Tallon of South Carolina, Con
Sressman pat Roberts of Kan
sas, and Congressman Charles
Hatcher of Georgia will also be
there. If you need any further
information you may call Con
gressman Rose's Wilmington
office. 919-343-4959. Lunch
will be served.
Sewiag Workshop - There will
be a 4-H sewing workshop for
youth 9-19 on Wednesdays
from 3:30-5:30 p.m. beginning
March 2 at the 4-H office
(Lester Building on South
Magnolia Street). Youth will
learn the basics of sewing and
will make a simple garment.
The class will be limited to
seven youth. Interested persons
may register by calling
875-2162 between 8:00 a.m.
and 5:00 p.m.
will be presented Friday and
Saturday evenings through
March 5 at Cheese N Things on
Pennsylvania Ave. in Southern
Pines. For reservations call
692-8400.
Events
little Tkeatre - The Fayette
ville Little Theatre will present
the murder mystery,
DEATHTRAP beginning on
Feb. 18 through Feb. 27 at 8:15
p.m. This exciting comedy
drama has just recently been
released after a record
breaking run on Broadway.
Tom Savini, who most Film en
thusiasts know as the brilliant
une oj the cars that has helped establish Junior
Johnson as one of stock car racing's legendary
drivers and car owners will be on display at Fayet
teville's Cross Creek Mall on Feb. 25-26. The
Winston No. 1 Chevrolet Monte Carlo is the type of
car that Johnson and driver Darrell Waltrip will be
campaigning on the NASCAR Winston Cup circuit
in 1983.
Doings
Free Tax Help - Taxpayers in
terested in free tax help should
bring their tax packages. W-2
forms, interest statements, and
other pertinent tax documents
to the Lumbee Regional
Development Association of
fice located in South Hoke thru
April 15, 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Monday through Friday. For
further information contact
Brenda Jacobs at 875-5742.
Diploma Offered - Anyone in
terested in earning a high
school diploma is advised to
contact the Hoke County Ex
tended Day Program at Hoke
County High School. The
school hours are 3-8 p.m. Mon
days through Thursdays, and
3-5 p.m. Fridays. More infor
mation can be obtained from
Dwight F. Jackson, recruiter
/coordinator, or Joe O.
Jenkins, academic coordinator.
A limited number of jobs are
available, the announcement
from the program office says.
Spot Bid Sale - The public is
invited to a local Spot Bid Sale
at Ft. Bragg Feb. 24 at the
Defense Property Disposal Of
fice on Macomb Street beginn
ing at 9 a.m. Bidder registra
tion begins at 8 a.m. The sale
will offer household and office
furnishings, office machines,
clothing, vehicles, restaurant
equipment, television sets, elec
tronic and recreational equip
ment and many other items,
which are available for inspec
tion daily beginning Feb. 16
from 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. at the
rear of Bowling Alley #3 on
Scott Street. For more infor
mation, call the sales section at
396-5222 or visit the property
disposal office during the in
spection hours.
Gardens Open ? Orion Planta
tion Gardens in Wilmington,
one of America's oldest planta
tion showplaces, opens its 1983
season on March 1, symboliz
ing the threshold of spring. The
timetable of floral beauty and
brilliance emphasizes spring
time spectacles of color,
reaching a peak during mid
April.
Museum Day April Excursion
? The Fayetteville Museum of
Art is sponsoring an exclusive
preview trip to the new North
Carolina Museum of Art
'before the official opening
date. The April 15 tour in
cludes an official welcome, a
tour of the newly installed col
lections and a tour "behind the
scenes" of the conservation,
preparation, and mechanical
areas, leaving from Fayetteville
at 7:30 a.m. arriving at the new
museum at 9:00 a.m., and
departing at 1:00 p.m. The fee
for the preview tour and lunch,
including transportation by bus
leaving from, and returning to,
the Fayetteville Museum of
Art, is $21 for members and
S25 for non-members. To
reserve your place, call the
Fayetteville Museum of Art at
485-5121.
"TV Marquis d* LaFayeMe" -
Auditions for the drama will be
conducted at the Fayetteville
Little Theatre on February 26
at II a.m and on February 28
at 7:30 p.m. Perusal scrips will
be available at the theatre dur
ing the time of each audition.
For further information please
call the Little Theatre between
2 and 6 p.m.
The MM With Tke Dirty Mm
? A side-splitting comedy riot
make-up artist of DAWN OF
THE DEAD, FRIDAY THE
13TH, and CREEPSHOW will
be in residence at the FLT to
star in the role of Clifford
Anderson. Also starring are
Don McDowell, Donna Reavis,
Lynda Riddle and Dean
Russell. Showtimes: 8:15 p.m.,
2:15 p.m. matinee on February
27. For more information and
reservations call 323-4233 be
tween the hours of 2:00 and
9:00 p.m.
Japanese Woodblock Prints -
The Magic of Japanese
Woodblock Prints, an exhibit
illustrating the evolution of
Japanese printmaking from the
17th century to the 19th cen
tury will open at the Fayet
teville Museum of Art on
February I9-March 20. For
further information call
485-5121.
Choral Concert - The St. An
drews Presbyterian College
Chorale, under the direction of
Robert Engelson, will present a
concert of sacred and secular
music at the Village Chapel in
Pinehurst on Sunday, March 6.
In addition to Motets by
Brahms, Faure and Healey
Willan, the Chorale will per
form the Pachelbel ??Magni
ficat" and the Pinkham "Wed
ding Cantata," as well as a
selection of American hymn
tunes, folk songs and
spirituals. The concert, spon
sored by the Village Chapel's
Minisiry of Music, will begin at
4 p.m . and is open to the
public.
8th Annual N.C. Indian Unity
Conference - Using as its
theme, "Survival - In The
Spirit of Our Ancestors," the
Eighth Annual N.C. Indian
Unity Conference will be held
in Fayelteville, March 10-12, at
the Bordeaux Motor Inn Con
vention Center. Workshops,
presentations and general
assemblies will be held during
the Conference with five
primary objectives in mind.
They are: to discuss education
as a means of survival for In
dian people: to examine and
discuss the art, culture and
history of N.C. Indians; to
discuss the health problems of
N.C. Indians; to make N.C. In
dians more aware of programs
and services available to them;
and to discuss strategies for
developing Indian com
munities. For registration (or
further) information contact
Phyllis Emanuel at 521-8602.
West Point Graduates ? The
annual Founders Day Dinner
will be held at the Fort Bragg
Officers' Open Mess on March
26 at 8:30 p.m. for all
graduates of the United States
Military Academy and their
spouses. Graduates of the US
Naval Academy, the US Air
Force Academy and foreign
service academics are invited.
There will be dancing after din
ner. Any USMA graduate who
does not receive an invitation
by March I, please contact
Mrs. Kerrigan, Corps G-l Of
ficers Management at
396-9331/2004
Ml* EKOH - The Miss EKOH
beauty pageant will be held at
7:30 p.m. on Feb. 24 at the
MacDonald Gym on the Hoke
High campus. Admission is $2.
Hon Auditions - "Horn In
The West", the outdoor drama
located in Boone, will hold
auditions for their 1983 season
on Saturday, March 19 at
Watauga High School in
Boone. Performers and techni
ow seeking summer employ
ment should arrive between
8:30 and 9 a.m. at the high
school, which is located on NC
103 just south of Boone. For
more information on local
auditions or on "Horn In The
West," write to P.O. Bo* 295,
Boone, N.C. 28607 or call (704)
264-2120.
?tngo ? The Raeford Junior
Woman's Club is sponsoring
four nights of Binio at the
Raeford Civic Center on March
5. 12, 19 and 26 at 7:30 p.m.
Soathera Living Show ?
Parents with young children
need a special kind of garden,
according to Joy McCain,
designer of Clemson Universi
ty's garden at the SOUTHERN
LIVING SHOW in Charlotte.
Feb. 26-Mar. 6 at the Charlotte
Merchandise Mart. Admission
is $3.00 in advance, S3. SO at the
door. Advance tickets must be
purchased by Feb. 25. Children
under 6, excluding groups, are
free all day and after 4 p.m.
children under 12, excluding
groups, are free with adults.
Show hours are 10:00 a.m. to
9:30 p.m. weekdays and Satur
days, and 10 a.m. to 6 p.m.
Sundays. For more informa
tion, or to order tickets, write
or call: SOUTHERN LIVING
SHOW, P.O. Box 36859,
Charlotte, N.C. 28236.
Telephone: 376-6594.
Adalt High School Registra
tion - Registration for the
Adult High School Diploma
Program will be Thursday,
February 24, at Hoke County
High School. Interested adults,
18 years old and older, who
have been out of school for at
least one year are to meet in the
main office at the high school
at 6:30 p.m. Classes will begin
the night of registration. There
is no cost for the classes but
students will need their social
security numbers and previous
school attended records. For
further information, please call
Eleanor Gentry at Hoke High,
875-2156.
Rummage Sale - The Hoke
County High School Chorale
will sponsor a rummage sale
and flea market on Saturday,
March 5 at the Old Armory on
US 401 Business. There will be
lots of items for sell plus hot
dogs and soft drinks. Come out
and support the chorale in their
fundraising effort. If anyone
has any items that they wish to
donate to the sale please call
Anne Dorsey at Hoke Co. High
School.
Gatherings
Spaghetti Supper -- Parkers
Utiitcd Methodist Youth
Spaghetti Supper will be held at
the Wayside Community
Building on Saturday, Feb. 26
from 5-8 p.m. Tickets are S3. 00
a plate for all you can eat.
Revival ? There will be a
revival throughout the month
at Daniels Temple Church. The
church is located off Hwy.
1302 in Tylertown near the air
port. Service time each night
will be 7:00 p.m. Everyone is
invited.
Gospel Choir ? The Gospel
Choir of McCormick Chapel
Baptist Church (located at Duf
fle Station, Red Springs) will be
sponsoring a musical program,
Saturday February 26, at 7
p.m.
Revival ? A revival will start on
Feb. 28-March 6, at the Church
of God of Prophecy on Hwy.
211 W. Services will begin at
7:30 p.m. Guest speaker will be
the Rev. Jack Cates.
Youth Choir ? The Church of
God of Prophecy on state
Highway 211 west will sponsor
on Saturday, Feb. 26, at 7 p.m.
the Fayetteville Youth Choir,
Gerald Kimmons of Fayet
teville and the Lowery Trio of
Lumberton.
Chariots Of Fire ? If you saw
the movie, then you will not
want to miss "Eric Riddell, the
Flying Scotsman." This film is
being shown on Sunday the
27th February at 7:30 p.m. in
the Fellowship Hall of Raeford
Presbyterian Church. There
will be no admission charge.
The film, "The Flying
Scotsman" shot on location in
England, Scotland & Europe
can be seen on Sunday 27th
February at 7:30 in the
Fellowship Hall of Raeford
Presbyterian Church.
Masic Prog ram - A Special
Musical Program will be
presented by Tim Sessoms, a
student at Asbury College,
Wilmore, K Y, this coming Sun
day, February 27 at II a.m. at
the First Baptist Church in
Raeford. Sharing in this pro
gram will be other students
from Asbury College, as well as
the Youth Choir from First
Baptist Church. All youth from
the community are cordially in
vited to participate in a special
Youth Rally, led by Tim, on
Saturday, February 26, beginn
ing at S p.m. in the Fellowship
Hall of First Baptist Church. A
great time of fellowship in
cluding a cook out, singalong,
Bible study, hayride, afterglow
and campfire is being planned.
Call Tht News-Journal or ctlwdtr items lo the office before mm oh Tuesday.
CAMPBELL CHOIR SERENADES LA WMAKERS - The Campbell University Choir, under the direction of
Dr. Paul M. Yoder, sang at the 3 1st Annual National Prayer Breakfast held in the Nation 's Capitol on February
3. North Carolina's Third District Congressman, Charles O. Whitley, co-chairman of the event, was responsible
for the choir's invitation. The choir sang before a group of over 3,500 national and international leaders. Left to
right, in front of the choir are The President and Mrs. Reagan, Congressman Arlan Stangeland from Minnesota,
and Congressman Charles O. Whitley, at the podium. (Photo by Todd R. Scarborough )
Heart Drive Slated For Sunday Here
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Each year on the last Sunday in
February, doorbells ring all over
the nation as more than 2 million
volunteers visit their neighbors to
leave educational materials and
ask for contributions to the Heart
Fund.
Heart Sunday in Raeford is next
Sunday, February 27, according to
Mrs. Gloria Williams, Heart Sun
day Chairman for the Hoke Coun
ty Heart Association.
"The Heart Association has
been fighting for thirty years to
stem the tide of cardiovascular
disease, and it is only in the last
Five years that we have seen the
tide begin to turn," said Williams.
"Although it still kills more people
than all other causes combined, the
death rate from heart and blood
vessel disease began declining in
1978 and has continued down.
Many medical scientists have ex
pressed their opinions that the
drop is due in large part to the
research, professional and public
education, and medical and com
munity programs supported by the
Heart Fund," she continued, "and
we want to give everyone a chance
to contribute to this life-saving
work."
Heart Sunday volunteers will be
collecting donations this Sunday,
most assigned in their own
neighbors, Williams said.
Mrs. Williams is the Head of the
Guidance Department at Hoke
County High School.
Since 1971 she has taught Adult
Basic Education through Sandhills
Community College, and been the
Coordinator of Adult High
School. She and her husband have
three children, two girls and one
boy.
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