May 28,2003
Socials/Family
THE NEWS-JOURNAL Raeford, N.C
3B
— Community Calendar—
May 29
A CHICKEN FRY is scheduled for Thursday, May 29 al noon-4 p.m. on the open
lot at North Main Street and Edinborough Avenue (between the Hoke
Courthouse and Smitiy's Cleaners) The occasion is a fund-raiser for
Raeford-Hoke Habitat for Humanity and meals are $6 each.
May 31
A CAR WASH, sponsored by Si. James United Church of God One on One Youth
Group, will take place at the church on Silver City Street Saturday, May
31 at 9 a.m. until ... Donations accepted.
June 7
A BENEFIT GOSPEL SING for the family of Tony Graham will take place at
• Hillcrest Baptist Church at 7 p.m. on June 7. Featured will be Larry
• Chason, the Raeford Trio, Homeward Bound Quartet and Keith Powell
. and “Pappy.”
A gigantic yard SALE is scheduled at Sandy Grove United Methodist
; Church, 6800 Arabia Road, Saturday, June 7 at 7 a.m. - noon. Breakfast
; is at 7 - 10 a.m. Homemade baked goods will be for sale. All proceeds
• will be used to support the church's ministry.
Hospice saying farewell
to Debbie Vaughan
Debbie Vaughan, Hospice nurse,
will be leaving us in June. She and her
family will be moving to Shallotte,
where the Rev. Vaughan wil I be pastor.
Debbie wi 11 st i 11 be working wit h Caro-
Hna Hospice at the office in Supply.
I! Our loss is their gain. She will be
greatly missed but we wish her well in
Qer new home and job. To date we
^on’t know who will replace her in
Ous office. We will welcome our new
{lospice coordinator and assure you
(hat you will have the same loving and
iaring staff.
' Delia and I had the pleasure of
attending the Annual Volunteer Ap
preciation dinner on April 15 at West
tlpke Middle School. This annual
^ Hospice
News
Ruth Phillips
event is sponsored by the County of
Hoke and City of Raeford. Iwoofour
Hospice volunteers received plaques
for their volunteer work. They are
Josh Scull and Frits Quak. Congratu
lations Josh and Frits. We are proud
of all our volunteers and the work
they do.
Carolina Hospice has a speaker’s
bureau. \ny church or civic group
needing a speaker, please call Delia
McNeill at 875-8198 and she can ar
range it. Our services are free.
Please remember, if you need hos
pice or home health care, request Caro
lina Hospice or Liberty Home Health
Care. You do have a choice in select
ing these services.
Hospice is still accepting dona
tions to assist those patients who have
no Medicare or insurance. Call Delia
at 875-8198 and she can give you
your options. Your support through
the years is deeply appreciated.
The Hospice office is located at
336 South Main Street, Raeford, NC
28376 (mailing address the same),
telephone 875-8198; office hours are
8am - 5 p.m., Monday through Fri
day. Patients and their families know
how to reach us 24 hours a day, seven
days a week.
If you have any questions, please
call us at 875-8198.
Katya Plewniak, daughter of Kevin and Ayumi Plewniak, of Raeford, Adam Chavis and Libby Bledsoe
perform in Spring Festival of Dance 2003.
Raeford dancers perform in spring festival
Katya Plewniak. a fifth grader at
Rockfish Elementary School, per
forms in e.xcerpts from “Les
Sylphides" with Adam Chavis and
Libby Bledsoe in Charlotte Blume's
Spring Festival of Dance 2003.
Sarah Beth Barnes,alsoof Raeford,
solos in "Nocturne.”
The festival performs Sunday, June
8 at the Crown Theatre (formerly the
CC Coliseum auditorium in
Favetteville. In addition to classical
bal let, the show features tap, gymnas
tics, jazz and children’s dances.
Curtain time is 2:30 p.m. Tickets
are $8 at the Crown Theatre box of
fice.
Youngsters ride their trikes to raise
funds for fighting children’s diseases
Peggy Huggins will serve as coor
dinator of a Trike-A-Thon to benefit
St. Jude Children’s Research Hospi
tal.
The event, scheduled for May .30,
is sponsored by Sandy Grove Child
Care Center Inc. and will be held at
6800 Arabia Rd. it is scheduled to
begin at 10L30 a.m. By supp^irriiug the
participants of the event, yttu will
help raise funds for the internation
ally recognized hospittil. These funds
will help St. Jude in its ongoing fight
against childhood catastrophic dis
eases.
Children will learn about bicycle
safety during the week through sto
ries, games, puzzles, and songs. The
week’s finale will be when the chil
dren riding their trikes through Safety
Village, demonstrating what they have
learned about bike safety. Area citi
zens may support the event by spon
soring children. Donations can be
mailed to: Sandy Grove Child Care
Center, 6800 Arabia Rd. Lumber
Bridge, NC 28357,or Huggins at 910-
875-3953.
The goal in holding the Trike-A-
Thon is to help the children of the
world w'ho arc stricken with diseases
such as cancer, AIDS and sickle cell
disease.
St. Jude Children’s Research Hos
pital is a world leader in the fight
against these diseases, and they have
made great progress but only because
of the help of people like the citizens
of Raeford.
The late entertainer, Danny Tho
mas, founded St. Jude Children’s
Research Hospital in Memphis, Ten
nessee. The hospital is an internation
ally recognized biomedical research
center dedicated to finding cures for
catastrophic diseases of childhood.
The American Lebanese Syrian
associated Charities (ALSAC) sup
ports the hospital’s work. ALSAC
covers all costs not covered by insur
ance for medical treatment rendered
at St. Jude.
Families without insurance are
never asked to pay.
New Arrivals
These babies were born at
FirstHealth Moore Regional Hos
pital. Parents have given permis
sion for the names to be released
to The News-Journal.
April 30
Prentiss Locklear and Hillary
Locklear, Red Springs, a daugh
ter, Lesley Bianca Locklear.
May I
Tom and Worthy McFadyen,
Southern Pines, a daughter, Mary
Catherine McFadyen.
May 14
Shakita McPhaul Keitt, Red
Springs,adaughter, Jadae Monae
Keitt;
Audrey Baldwin, Raeford, a
son, JamarionSevelle’ McIntosh.
May 16
Angela Lowry and Calvin
Jones, Raeford, a daughter, Teana
RaShae Jones.
Cape Fear Valley Medical
Center, with the authorization of
parents, announces these area
births:
May 6
Lorenza Perez-Palma and
Sabino Fuentes-Sanchez,
Raeford, a boy, Pedro Fuentes-
Perez.
May 8
Donna Gomez and Donnie
Henderson Jr., Raeford, a daugh
ter, Shiloh Dyann Henderson.
May 10
Brandy Puczylowski, Raeford,
a daughter, Hayley Alexa
Puczylowski.
May 14
Tokishea Hollingsworth,
Raeford, a daughter, Deja Symone
Lawson.
May 16
Jelane Clack and John Jacobs,
Shannon, a daughter, Evangelena
Summer Jacobs;
Brandy Loughran and Anthony
Mello, Raeford, a son, Davis
Parker Mello;
LaKesha Ray, Raeford, a son,
Jacob T’Shmel Ray;
Brandy Jackson and Reginald
Pleasant, Raeford, a daughter,
Jada Marie Pleasant;
Michael and Jennifer Boney,
Raeford, a son, Ethan Michael
Boney.
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j Classmates keep in touch through class reunions
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front yard in Spring Valley be
came a sort of bed and breakfast
for visiting bees. They settled in
for one night, leaving quietly the
next morning.
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Upchurch High School reunion
will take place Labor Day weekend
(August 29, 30 and 31) of this year.
For more information, call 875-4657,
875-5358 or 875-3318.
1953 — Anyone interested in or
ganizing a Hoke High School Class
of 1953 50-year reunion should con-
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1955— Upchurch Class of 1955
meetings are held on the fourth Satur
day of each month. Cal I Joyce Stewart
at 875-7643 for details.
1962 — Class of ’62 is having a
reunion June 14 at the Raeford-Hoke
Museum. Information is .sought on
these classmates: Ann Ritter King,
Larry Martin,Jackie PickIcr, Rosanne
Tolar Saunders, Pete Biggs, Brenda
Hopkins Etheridge, Tommy Bounds
and Lou Moore Ivey. Contact per
sons arc Anne Shatikle Wright, (704)
333-1811; Pat Rose Mathews, (910)
270-9346; or Carol Lizottc Dunlap,
(972) 964-8740.
1965 —Upchurch High class of
'65: a meeting will be held at Virgil's
Drive-Restaurant Saturday, June 21
at 6 p.m. Contacts arc Jeannie Al Icn at
PO Box 771, Raeford, NC 28376, or
call her at 875-5026; you may also
contact Shirley Davis, at 875-8280;
James McLean at 875-2600; or Vivian
Malloy at 875-2391,
1966— The class of 1966 is planning
a reunion for 2003. For more information
on monthly meetings, contact Eamestine
McCollum Blue at 875-3318; or Myrtle
Wtxxl Purcell at 904-1622.
1968 — The class of ‘68 holds
reunion organizational meetings the
first Saturday of each month at Virgil’s
Restaurant & Drive-in. For more infor
mation, call llervon McCollum at875-
4823 or Rosalind McCall, 875-4226.
1969 — Anyone interested in plan
ning a reunion of 1969 classmates
should contact Myrtle (Snow) Quick
at 843-4922 or Pat Graham at 848-
5142. You are asked to leave a mes
sage if no one answers. Anyone inter
ested in planning another Burlington
Elementary School reunion should
also contact Quick or Graham.
1973 — Class of 1973 reunion meet
ings are held regularly. For information,
call Sharlene Stephens Jackson, 875-
4157; Della Maynor Bowen, 843-8751;
or Martha McGeachy Beatty at307-5420.
You may also contact Becky Rutland at
brutland_99(a yahoo.com. Email ad
dresses and telephone numbereare needed.
1975 — Hoke (bounty High School
class of 1975 is planning a class re
union. For information and sugges
tions, contact Bernice Wilson at 875-
3245; Freddie Wilson, 875-9788;
Derwin Johnson, 875-8491, and
Gloria Hill, 875-8303.
1978 — The Hoke County High
School Class of 1978 reunion com
mittee is planning a cruise to cel
ebrate their 25th year reunion. If you
would like to participate, contact
Dorothy Cook Haith at (910) 843-
6225; Betty McDuffie at (910) 904-
0631; or Blenda Waters at (910) 822-
4942 for more information.
1981 — For information on the
class of 1981 reunions, contact Brenda
Jacobs Locklear at 843-3824, Deldrea
Shaw-Hamilton at 875-4926, or
Darlene Kelly Gates at 875-2321.
1982 — Know anyone interested
in a reunion of Hoke High classmates
of the graduating class 1982? Contact
Linda McAllister at 875-9688.
1983 — Hoke High class of ’83
members are planning their 20th year
class reunion. Contact person is Greta
S. Johnson at 904-5569.
1988 — If you are interested in
putting a planning committee together
for Hoke High’s class of ‘88’s re
union, call Ida Alford at 875-4150
after 6 p.m.
1993 — Anybody who is inter
ested in being on a reunion committee
is asked to contact Michelle
McLaughlin at (704) 258-6498; or e-
mail her at afrolumbee(a)hotmail.com.
1994 — Hoke High class of ’94 is
planning their 10-year reunion in June
2004. Planners are seeking current
addresses of classmates. Call Katrina
Hollingsworth at 978-0069; or write
her at PO Box 1114, Raeford NC
28376; or you may contact Kendrick
Smith at 875-3605. A planning meet
ing has been scheduled for May 24 at
2 p.m. at Ryan’s Restaurant on
Raeford Road in Fayetteville.
2001 — A website has been estab
lished for Hoke High’s class of 2001
in order that classmates may keep in
touch and exchange reunion ideas.
Begun by Gretchen Adams, the web
address is www.geocities.com/
fightingbucks2001/index.html.
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