Cutting up at sdHdoT
< These Upchurch Jr. High School students are the
winners in the school's costume contest. It is hard
to know who the students are in their Halloween
regalia, so we will leave them unidentified.
The sight's a fright
It seems that almost everyone gets into the act of Halloween around Roe ford. Persons coming
to the Green Street Senior Citizens' Hall on Wednesday, were met with sights such as these.
There is nothing that says senior citizens cannot have fun. Of course, there was a costume con
test and here are the winners. Winning first through fourth places were Pauline Pittman, Myrtle
Sappenfleld, Vary Lee Dell and Ella Can.
Halloween brings out the character in everyone
A hard day
Said Jack as he plopped down
next to a hay bail on 5th A venue
In Raeford. This Jack O.
Lantern ran around so hard
Halloween afternoon that he
was just pooped when the even
ing rolled around. So, Instead
of making his usual Halloween
fright rounds, he just stayed
home and played it cool.
Strange eyes
Hi there, I just blew in from the corn patch to do a one night show
for the kiddies on Halloween night. Being packed full of straw
makes it easy to be blown around, you see. The owner -of this house
on Roberts Street made trick-or-treating a little more pleasant for
local young people, or at least a bit more adventuresome.
First Halloween
Even Angelica Marie Dial found
this fine pumpkin costume com
plete with hat to wear for the oc
casion. Angelica is the daughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Terry Dial.
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Bank employ*** turned the Raeford branch into a Halloween carnival when they
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Trying to dodge,..
The sneaky camera of the
Halloween Phantom al
most worked for this
young witch, but not
quite. She was caught
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Bank on the day when an
taints are praised, Hallo
ween. Actually, wkh a
nose Job, Ms witch would
probably be quite attrac
tive. Many of the em
ployees of Southern Na
tional dressed for the oc
casion.