-.1 ' ' i I _ Retirement party These friends and co-workers joined retiring assistant superintendent John D. McAllister (left) during a tea I honoring his work held June 7. McAllister was joined ( from left) by former Superintendents Donald Abernathy, Raz Autry, state assistant superintendent James Burch and Superintendent Dr. Robert A. Nelson. McAllister Honored At Retirement Tea Friends of John David McAllister assembled June 7 at the Hoke County Board of Education to pay tribute to him for 36 years of ser vice to the education system in Hoke County. A committee of teachers and central office personnel planned the tea in honor of McAllister, who is retiring effective July 1. The guests' list included two former superintendents, a deputy assistant superintendent, who is a long-time friend of McAllister, and a retired Hoke County teacher. Mrs. Nellie F. Flowers, the retired teacher, recited a poem in tribute to the honoree and com mended him on having lived so grandly, the people would want to give him a "reception day." She closed her poem by thanking this "stalwart comrade" for "challenging us to live a noble life" as educators. G. Raz Autry, retired superintendent of Hoke County Schools, expressed many thanks to McAllister for the many years of loyal and dedicated service to the people in Hoke County, and for being "my friend." Donald D. Abernethy, former superintendent of Hoke County Schools, reminded Hoke Countians to b? "grateful to John McAllister for his contributions as an educator and in the area of human rights." James T. Burch, Deputy Assis tant Superintendent, State Depart ment of Public Instruction and col lege friend of Mr. McAllister, said, "John moved through the musical chairs of education." He lived through the educational system during the 60's when it took a special breed to survive. Mrs. Carolyn McGee, ECIA Chapter I teacher, presented other gifts to McAllister on behalf of the group. McAllister's wife and children were present at the occasion. TTloctek L Edenborough Shopping Center RAEFORD ESPECIALLY for FATHER ATTRACTIVE GIFT WRAPPING FREE OF CHARGE FATHER'S DAY IS JUNE 19 OPEN 9 - 9 Monday thru Saturday Arrow? dress shirts for Dad 1600 is00 KENT IN WHITE BLUE OR TAN DOVER IN WHITE AND BLUE OR KENT STRIPES cotton Traditional collar and OOVER* button -down collar styles Sues ' short sleeve oxford shirt Button-down collar in blue or white Horse emblem on pocket Sees 14 to 17Vj. 14.95 100?/g cotton knit shirts Fashion collar, long tan Choose from yellow, melon, white, navy, etc Sizes S-M-L-XL 17.95 polyester/cotton slacks Belt loop slacks in khaki Five-pocket styling with horse emblem on front flap pocket Sizes 29 to 42 22.95 polyester/cotton tennis shorts inc 14.95 fabric belts with horse emblem r meta 12.50 Three pocket styling Choose from white. Dlue. green and khaki Sizes 29 to 42 Assorted solid colors with leather-look tab Gold-color metal buckle with matching keeper (Croft & (Classics spirited styling! quality craftsmanship! UNMISTAKABLY RIGHT, FOR DAD! canvas deck oxfords for Dad 1599 or navy DKk leather slip-on with tassels 2887 RCQUUR 32 95 Leather Uppers in Black or Brown S<as 7'/i to 120 and 8 to 12EEE Panama Jack? shirts 1000 1500 SHORT SLEEVES LONG SLEEVES With Panama Jack* on your back and youve got the son on your side Ottitr ofl-thorrlook shirts, $9.99. polyester/cotton knit shirts g88 VALUES TO 13.99 fashion cottar styling in solids and stripes Sins S-M-L XL 1

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