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WE PRINT ON 100% R ECYCLED NEWSPRINT The Voice of Scotland County | Established 1882 | www.LaurinburgExchange.com | 50 Cents IN THIS City OKs EDITION $Matth6ew 0Hens0ley bonuses [email protected] STAFF REPORTER City employees could be the recipi - ents of one-time $600 bonuses, ac - cording to Laurinburg's proposed budget. Laurinburg City Council unani - mously approved setting aside the money to give each of the city's 154 employees the bonus. The actions would come with a $92,400 price tag. Pierce named The original budget proposal sug - gested two different bonus amounts, budget with lesser-paid workers receiving conferee $750 and those with higher salaries receiving $500. Page 4B "I think the council wanted to make sure everyone was treated equitably, which I think is exactly right," City John joins Manager Ed Burchins said. "We are Scotia very pleased that the mayor and Village Council took this step to show their appreciation to the employees for the Page 3B MATT SMITH/ INTERN hard work that they do. The council Retired urologist Dr. George Shannon shows off his landscape paintings hung in his home. Shannon has and the mayor recognize that. unfor - produced over 100 piece of art, 30 of which were created after he was diagnosed with Parkinson's disease. tunately the economic times have Dealer been tough caught in and the SEE BONUS PAGE 2A undercover Paintingwith apurpose operation Matt Smith Shannon suffers from never been better. Parkinson’s disease. “The diagnosis has not INTERN Scotland Motors to Page 12A “It’s slowed me down,” slowed [my art],” he said. Sitting in the side room Shannon said. “My bal - “My art has inspired me rJoehnlLoentcz ate next month of his daughter’s home, ance isn’t as good. It af - to stay as active as possi - Dr. George Shannon fects your balance and ble. When I’m painting, [email protected] TAFF EPORTER COMING UP takes a few moments to your reflexes. I have to time goes by so fast. It’s S R reflect on his favorite use a cane.” a great hobby.” One of Laurinburg's oldest automo - Church to past time, painting. Parkinson’s disease is a Shannon began paint - bile dealerships, Scotland Motors celebrate The 89-year-old retired degenerative disorder of ing in the 1960s. With - Inc., will move to a new location in urologist has many pas - the central nervous sys - out any formal training, early July according to owner Lee Father’s Day sions, but his favorite tem that often impairs Shannon had to learn by Howell. deals with a canvas and the sufferer's motor trial and error. He’s "We will be moving to the former a brush, as Shannon skills, speech, and other found out that his fa - Chevrolet dealership at 1609 South pours his emotions into functions. vorite medium is acrylic. Main Street in Laurinburg, right be - landscape and seascape Shannon was diag - “I use acrylics,” Shan - side the Highway 74 bypass, on June SECTIONS paintings that adorn his nosed with the disease in non said. “I started out 5th," Howell said. "We invite every - walls. the early 2000s and has using oil back in the one to visit our present location for a CLASSIFIED 7B But, Shannon said that been living with the con - 1960s. I found out it big sale prior to our move, which be - there is one thing slow - gins this Friday, June 11 and contin - OMICS dition for about eight takes so long for it to dry, C 6B ing him down, a medical years. it took almost a year for ues through July 2. We will be closed condition that affects July 3 and 4 and will reopen July 5 OMMUNITY Despite his condition, some of those pictures to C over 500,000 people in Shannon said that on our new lot." CALENDAR 6A the United States. his paintings have SEE AINTER PAGE 2A OBITUARIES 2A P SEE RELOCATE PAGE 3A OPINION 4A SERVICE DIRECTORY 8B Type O SPORTS 8A negative YOUR TV 3B Today’s weather blood SnTAFFeREPeORT ded The supply of type O neg - ative blood at the Ameri - can Red Cross has dropped HIGH to critically low levels, ac - 91 cording to Red Cross offi - LOW cials. 62 Type O negative blood is FOR SUBSCRIPTION always in high demand be - OR DELIVERY cause it can be transfused to patients with any blood CONCERNS : type, especially in emer - 276-2311, E XT . 33 gency situations, according to Pat Williams, volunteer CONTIBUTED PHOTO Z.V. Pate employees load the 23 beds bound for a Central American hospital. From left: Craig Gaitley, James CLASSIFIED ADS : blood services coordinator McLean, Mark Pracht and Steven Gaitley. 276-2311, EXT . 10 for the Scotland County Chapter of the American Red Cross WEDDINGS & Williams said donors are ENGAGEMENTS : needed to help prevent the HJohnoLenstz pital donatheadsstboreddthsesetmoanCualley nwterrean'lt nAeedmed. Weertiriceda to XT 276-2311, E . 15 fragile type O negative [email protected] operated beds for several place the beds in Africa and blood supply from reaching STAFF REPORTER years for Hospice after they in Haiti, but that didn't work a crisis level. MISSING YOUR An initiative by Scotland upgraded to electronic equip - out either, so we contacted “While all blood types are PAPER Memorial Hospital execu - ment," hospital Marketing Carolinas Healthcare System needed during the critical CALL BY 10 A.M.: tives has allowed some 23 or - Director Karen Gainey said. regarding their overseas pro - summer months, we urge "After being asked to find a gram. They helped us find a 276-2311, E XT . 33 thopedic beds to be donated those eligible donors with to medical facilities in one or place for them, we first tried way to use the beds." O negative blood type to more countries in Central to locate a local source at Carolinas Healthcare Sys - make and keep appoint - America. area nursing homes and at tem participates in an inter - "The late R.F. 'Mutt' McCoy the free clinic, but the beds SEE BLOOD PAGE 2A SEE BEDS PAGE 2A FOR YOUR LOCAL NEWS - C LICK ON - WWW .LAURINBURGEXCHANGE .COM - AGE A RI DAY UNE P 2 THE LAURINBURG EXCHANGE WWW .L beAdUs. RINBURG EXCHAGaNinGeyE .CsOaiMd the Fput to, gJ ood u1s1e,,"20F1u0l - BITUARIES Hew Fulton is the beds, which are in ex - ton said. "This is far O Church of the Living EDS president of Z.V. Pate. cellent condition, are better than having FRBOM PAGE 1A "Mr. McCoy was my ideal for use in limited them scrapped or Word where he also en - natio·nal outreach pro - joyed singing bass in father-in-law, and he access areas. placed in a landfill." gram which provides and the family would "These beds provide The beds were the men’s choir. He supplies and volunteer was athletic and loved originally move these a wonderful opportu - shipped to Charlotte medical care to hospi - beds from one home to nity for use in under - on Monday before competing in sports. tals in Nicaragua, He participated in the another where Hospice developed areas, since leaving for Central Honduras, Costa Rica, services were needed," they are manually op - America. senior games where he and Guatemala, ac - was a two time na - Fulton said. "But over erated," Gainey said. Katherine Pickett, cording to Gainey. time, the beds became "We at Scotland Me - the hospital's director tional qualifier in the Arrangements were javelin. He loved to stored permanently in morial are very happy of materials manage - made to ship the beds a warehouse after that an application ment, was asked by run in marathons and to Central America, Martin Joseph once rode his bicycle on Hospice moved from a was found for them." hospital executives to and Z.V. Pate, Inc. do - home bound to an in - Fulton agreed. find a use for the man - Rademacher a cross-country trip. nated the labor to He also served as a patient type of care "I'm happy as well ually operated beds. Martin Joseph move and load the member of the Bike system." that these beds will be Rademacher of Laurin - Mapping Committee burg passed away on and enjoyed coaching right over it. You can So while Parkinson’s tion, community out - Tuesday, June 8, 2010 track and field. correct it right there may have slowed reach and direct sup - at the age of 72. He was preceded in until you get it like Shannon down a bit, port. The memorial serv - AINTER death by his brother, PFROM PAGE 1A you want it.” his artwork and social The soon-to-be 90- ice to celebrate his life dr·y. So I went to Peter Rademacher. Shannon said his in - life are still moving year-old had one word will be held at 3 p.m. acrylics. They dry al - Martin was known spiration for his paint - along just fine. of advice for those who on Saturday, June 12, most immediately.” as an amazing man ings come from former When he wasn’t share his disease. 2010 at the Lutheran Shannon’s favorite and will be remem - painter Anna Moses. painting or doing “Keep active if you Church of the Living things to paint are bered in love by his de - Better known as crossword puzzles, can,” Shannon said. Word officiated by the landscapes and voted wife of 51 years, “Grandma Moses" the Shannon joined the “Keep as active as you Rev. Linda Nelson. seascapes. Amidst Mrs. Sally Newcomb artist started painting Parkinson’s support can be.” Martin was born Oct. majestic mountains Rademacher of the in her late 70s, a trend group at Scotland Me - Parkinson’s disease 4, 1937 in Chicago, Ill., and bright seas that home; his children, Shannon can relate to. morial Hospital. has given Shannon a son of the late Martin are scattered across Tracy Sue Shoemaker “She was a famous While he can not at - renewed vigor for his and Annabell the room, Shannon and husband Gregory old lady,” Shannon tend every meeting, paintings, with him Rademacher. He said that the acrylics of Houston, Texas, said. “She did beauti - Shannon was an ac - completing 20 to 30 of earned a bachelor’s de - work great for the Martin “Skip” Joseph ful paintings. She was tive participant during his pieces since being gree in mathematics skies. Rademacher, Jr. and an inspiration, seeing his time at Scotia Vil - diagnosed. from Illinois State “I do a lot of the wife Donna of Raleigh, someone that old doing lage. Shannon is now University, where he skies with my fingers,” and Michael Brian great artwork.” The group’s mission painting for a purpose, was also inducted into he said. “Acrylics are Rademacher and wife Shannon said that is to serve as a re - a purpose to show peo - the Athletic Hall of very forgiving. You Mary Ellen of Spring - he doesn’t sale most of source for individuals ple that those affected Fame and the College can paint and make a field, Va.; two sisters, his art, but keeps it for and their families af - by Parkinson's are of Arts and Science. He mistake and then if Carol Bargemann and himself and to share fected by Parkinson's skill beautiful pieces of held the record for you don’t like what husband Burnel of with his family and disease in the Caroli - art like the ones he javelin at the Univer - you did you can paint Gilman, Ill. and Lois friends. nas, through educa - strives to create. sity for more than 50 Mills of Bloomington, years. He served his Ill.; and eight grand - country proudly as a children, Lindsay captain in the United Shoemaker, Lara States Marine Corps. Shoemaker, Blythe Type O blood needed Martin had a distin - ment there is no substitute for blood, Shoemaker, Lisa guished career as a The third drive of the month and volunteer donors are the Rademacher, Ashley computer program an - will take place at East Laurin - only source." Rademacher, Jessica LOOD alyst with The Aero - BFROM PAGE 1A burg Church of God on June 24 Individuals who are 17 years Rademacher, Christo - ments·to give blood this sum - space Corporation, and from 2 until 6:30 p.m. Call 276- of age (16 with parental per - pher Rademacher and mer,” Williams said. “You can was involved in the 2184 to make an appointment. mission in some states), who Brian Rademacher. make the difference between Mercury and Gemini "Every two seconds, someone meet weight and height re - The receiving of an adequate blood supply and Space Programs. In in the United States needs quirements (110 pounds or friends will immedi - a summer shortage.” addition, he was in - blood," Williams said. "The Red more, depending on their ately follow the service Three area blood drives are volved in programs Cross Carolinas Blood Services height), and are in generally at the family home. scheduled this month. that helped to keep our Region provides lifesaving good health may be eligible to The family requests The first will be held today at country safe. He was blood to 103 hospitals and give blood. Red Cross officials that memorial gifts be Scotia Village from 11:30 a.m. viewed as an asset to must have 1,600 people give ask that donors bring their Red made to the Lutheran until 4:30 p.m. Call Susan our country. He contin - blood and platelets each week - Cross blood donor cards or Church of the Living Roberts at 277-2000 to make ued his work at day to meet hospital demand. other forms of positive ID when Word, 1925 South an appointment. Northrop Grumman, Accident victims as well as pa - they come to donate. Main Street, Laurin - On June 15, Caledonia retiring after many tients with cancer, sickle cell For more information or to lo - burg, NC 28352. United Methodist Church will years of dedicated disease, blood disorders and cate a nearby blood drive, call Services entrusted to hold a drive from 2:30 until service. other illnesses receive lifesav - 1-800-RED CROSS or visit Richard Boles Funeral 6:30 p.m. Call the church office He served faithfully ing transfusions every day; www.redcrossblood.org. Service. 276-4741 to make an appoint - at the Lutheran

"We're paying dou - Spencer agreed. keep the money in the ble," Block said, point - "I agree that in budget passed unani - ONUS ing to the county's many issues, we are mously, Spencer ·BFROM PAGE 1A payment of $80,000 to supplementing other paused momentarily fact that we were able the animal shelter. municipalities," he before giving a reluc - to pull this together Mayor Pro Tempore said. tant-sounding "aye," this is due to actions Tommy Parker took Spencer also ex - shaking his head as he that they took in prior issue with Laurinburg pressed concern with voiced his vote. years to get the budget paying for services the amount of county A public hearing on to where it is today." used by other Scotland dollars going to proj - the budget will be held in other budget mat - County towns without ects such as the Wa - on June 22 at 7 p.m., 25% off ters, Mayor Matthew )*$ */(, them also paying in. gram recreation Burchins said. He ex - all Spring & Summer Block and several .( * Wagram, Gibson and center. pects the council to ap - Children’s clothing! members of council ex - Maxton currently do "I think the issue is prove the budget pressed concern about not contribute to the about parity; it's about shortly after the hear - 0  ++)*$ +0$ + *0)()"*'' ($,$&+0$!,+
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person's name at this time." ELOCATE Howell said the ·RFROM PAGE 1A move was Scotland Motors prompted by cus - Taylor to head BRAC opened 43 years ago at tomer needs. 1104 North Main "We have such a de - Street in Laurinburg, mand for our services where they have been that we don't have Paul Dordal as the day-to-day leader of the liai - room any longer," (M CCLATCHY -T RIBUNE INFORMATION SERVICES ) ever since. Regional TasonsorgkanizatioFn betwoeen trhe mcilitae ry and sur - "My father, Harry Howell said. "We will Greg Taylor has been named the executive di - rounding communities on military growth Howell, opened Scot - be purchasing new, rector of the BRAC Regional Task Force. issues. land Motors in June state of the art shop "It's exciting," Taylor said. "I'm looking for - Dordal stepped down on April 1 to become ex - 1967 with 12 cars," equipment for use at ward to it. I think this organization has accom - ecutive director of P3I, the Partnership for In - Howell said. "Today we our new location, and plished a lot. There is still a lot to be novation, a newly formed public-private have an average of 300 we are in the process of accomplished." organization. cars in stock." interviewing several Taylor, 50, will leave his job as economic de - "We want to take our economic development A grand opening at new technicians to velopment director of the Fayetteville State Uni - efforts to the next level," Taylor said. the new location is work in our service de - versity School of Business and work full time as He plans to hire an economic developer to help scheduled for July 17 partment. the task force director beginning July 1. bring military-related companies to the area. from 8 a.m. until 4 We are also doing ex - In the job, Taylor will be responsible for the re - Taylor has a master's in business administra - p.m. tensive remodeling on gional planning, economic development, work- tion from the University of North Carolina at "We will have a live the lot and building in force development and education programs Pembroke and a bachelor's in business adminis - radio remote and free preparation for the funded by the U.S. Office of Economic Adjust - tration from Campbell University. door prizes every hour, move." ment, local governments in the Fort Bragg re - The BRAC Regional Task Force is a partner - from a year of free Howell became gen - gion and the U.S. Department of Labor. ship of governments working with the 11 coun - service to golf pack - eral manager in 1990, Taylor has represented Bladen, Scotland, ties and 73 municipalities surrounding Fort ages," Howell said. and took over as presi - Sampson and Montgomery counties on the exec - Bragg and Pope Air Force Base. "We also have a special dent of Scotland Mo - utive committee. He has also spent 12 years as The mission is to coordinate the planning and surprise guest who will tors following his a member of the Bladen County Board of Com - to identify community impacts as Forces Com - join us, but we are un - father's death in 1996. missioners. mand and U.S. Army Reserve Command move able to announce the "Greg's experience as chairman of our board, to Fort Bragg. The 2005 BRAC law mandated as a board member, and as a former county com - that the two commands move to Fort Bragg from missioner in Bladen County will serve him well Atlanta no later than Sept. 15, 2011. in his new position," said Tim McNeill, BRAC "The closer we get to this, the more interest we Regional Task Force board chairman. are going to see from the businesses in Atlanta," He will replace retired Air Force Brig. Gen. Taylor said. The quickest route to savings BakerChevrolet.com Choose from over 150 vehicles with INTERNET“BEST PRICE” POLICY ATTENTION SUBSCRIBERS Our newspaper carriers make every effort to BAKER CHEVROLET deliver your newspaper in a timely manner; how- ever, there are times when home delivery is RED SPRINGS - 910-843-5168 delayed or interrupted. If you do not receive your daily Laurinburg Exchange by 7:00 a.m., please call 276-2311 before 10:00 a.m. and we will make every effort to deliver your paper that day.

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The banksSgot tcheirhfedeoral boailolut. Sbo diad thie alutomaukers.t Now North Carolina public-school children are asking if they will get theirs. Only their congressman knows for sure. U.S. Education Secretary Arne Duncan was in North Carolina last week with a warning from the Obama administration and education supporters across the country. If Congress does not provide a bailout of state school budgets, as many as 300,000 teachers nationwide, 10,000 of them in North Carolina, could be laid off before the start of the next school term. ANOTHER VIEW North Carolina legislators are so certain that the federal government won't allow such a catastrophe that they have already written a lot of unappropri - ated federal money into the budget for the fiscal year that begins on July 1. But they are being optimistic in doing so. The U.S. House budget chairman responsible for pushing the $23 billion appropriation does not have the necessary votes. He's sweating, and 3rd Dis - NegativUe campanigningchas ia lovng, soirdild histowry in Souath Car rolina espe - trict U.S. Rep. Bob Etheridge, a former state schools superintendent, was cially, and Saturday civility was again left along side the road. sweating when he met with Duncan last week in Durham. They are not sure During the Hartsville Tea Party's Old-Fashioned Stump Meet, an event that Congress, which is suddenly worried about huge federal deficits, will pitched as a chance for everyone to hear what all the candidates had to say find the money. and specifically cast as a non-partisan event, a crass comment from the an - "We are strongly urging Congress to take action and take action this nouncer may have dulled any independents' hope for anything more than a month," Duncan told The Associated Press. "I don't have a Plan B. Plan B is one-sided and less-than-informative discussion. While the other candidates children around the country are going to get hurt." and speakers at the event kept their words focused on issues, the mood was The loss of 10,000 teachers in North Carolina would be disastrous. Classes already soured. would have to be canceled. Students would be jammed into classes so large As Mick Mulvaney, a state senator from Indian Land and candidate for that teachers could not work effectively. U.S. House District 5, left the stage, the announcer called for Rep. John Spratt We are happy that Congress is finally concerned about the deficit. We have to come to the stage though Spratt was not scheduled to attend. been concerned about it since the federal government last balanced its budget Then, the announcer said, "Where is Congressman Spratt? ... See if he's in during the Clinton administration. Since then, whether the president has been the office." a Democrat or Republican, while both conservatives and liberals have run A crowd member asked, "Where is his office?" Congress, the dominant approach to the deficit has been to ignore it. To which the announcer replied, "Want to know where his office is at? It's Now that Congress has reawakened to the problems involved with huge down there in the port-a-potty." deficits, it is time to remind representatives and senators that any discussion Regardless of what you think about either candidate, this was totally unnec - of balancing spending comes with this caveat: We must prioritize it. That essary and in poor taste. Sadly, it's not the first thing done in bad taste in this means that Congress must decide which spending items are most important particular race. to maintaining the nation's long-term stability. After defense, we can't think After Spratt disclosed his Parkinson's disease in late March, the National of a single priority that would be higher than the preservation of our public- Republican Congressional Committee referred to "Amnesiac John Spratt" school system. and stated that his "memory is failing him -- and the congressman is failing Congress must find this money and keep our schools open. The firing of South Carolinians as a result." 300,000 American teachers, 10,000 of them in this state, is not acceptable. To Mulvaney claims to have had no advance knowledge of the release, and he even speak of it as a possibility is not acceptable. did not condemn the comments. While Mulvaney may say he wants a cam - paign on the issues, he is happy to accept dirty and inappropriate comments From the Winston-Salem Journal from others in the GOP as long as his hands are still clean. Can South Carolina afford to continue this type of politics given the state of our economy and chronic, double-digit unemployment? While we in no way advocate infringing upon someone's right to speak PUBLIC MEETINGS freely, we cannot relinquish our own right to speak freely and let such hypocrisy go unnoticed. WAGRAM TOWN BOARD Meets first Thursday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Wagram town hall. The Hartsville Tea Party announced Saturday's event as open to all candi - For more information, call 369-2776. dates. It did not say those unable to attend would be lambasted with personal attacks from the organizers. We expected thoughtful, substantive conversa - tions on the issues at hand during this critical time in our history not bathroom EAST LAURINBURG BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS humor that sounded like an insult from a fifth-grader. Meets the first Tuesday of each month at 6 p.m. at the Muncipal/Community Our civil discourse needs to center around issues. Everyone agrees on that, Building on Third Street. yet the slugfest continues, especially in the Republican gubernatorial race. For more information, call 276-4992. "For the sake of our state and our people, I'm calling on them to cut this nonsense out right now. They should rein in their attention-starved surro - LAURINBURG CITY COUNCIL gates, re-focus on the important issues at hand and renew their commitment Meets the Tuesday after the 15th of each month at 7 p.m. at 303 West Church to putting South Carolina's interest above their own self-interest," Henry Mc - Street. Master, attorney general and candidate for governor, said in a statement re - For more information, call 276-8324. leased Friday. "Because in the end any short-term personal political gain they may earn comes at the expense of South Carolina's bright future." SCOTLAND COUNTY BOARD OF EDUCATION McMaster has a valid point that we hope those on both sides of the aisle Meets the second Monday of each month at 6 p.m. at the A.B. Gibson Center hear and remember it come November. at 322 S. Main St. We have to look at the past to see where we've been, how different candi - For more information, call 276-1138. dates stood on particular issues and how they handled crises. We need a civil debate on those things, not a shouting match and not a melee of name-call - SCOTLAND COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS Meets the first Monday of each month at 7 p.m. at the Scotland County Gov - ing. The duck-and-cover attempts by the Mulvaney campaign aren't helpful ernmental Complex on West Boulevard. either as it distracts from the things we should be discussing: how do we fund For more information, call 277-2406. education, how can the state bring more industry to every county especially rural ones such as Darlington County, how can we reduce the number of teen pregnancies, how can we repair our crumbling infrastructure and how can GIBSON TOWN COUNCIL we prepare our workforce for 21st century jobs. Meets the second Thursday of each month at the 7 p.m. at the Gibson Depot on Main Street. By not having a civil debate about what problems we face and what the For more information, call 268-4291. possible solutions are, we are robbing ourselves of the government we de - serve to handle the people's business in a fair and just manner.

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nounced at a June 10 Bay, which conducted furbish as needed. bish shell-plates on Bragg said. UCONTRISBUTED SARTICLNE orth Carolina stays put for repairs press conference on a similar round of re - "The hull repair was the vulnerable star - “These are opportu - Hundreds of thou - the ship’s fantail. pairs and refurbish - literally the best thing board bow, Bragg said. nities that probably sands of paying visi - This technologically ments in 2002 and we've ever done," he Using that as a tem - didn’t exist 15 years tors annually—that’s advanced option is 2003, officials said. said. plate, the commission, ago, when taking the not a money-maker also significantly less The executive direc - In Wilmington, work with help from local ship to Norfolk was Wilmington-area offi - expensive—about $16 tor in Alabama, Bill on the USS North Car - engineering firms, will originally discussed,” cials and tourism in - million less—and will Tunnell, confirmed olina is also calling for feel out the cost feasi - he said. dustry insiders want preserve every job the that a water-tight cof - steel sheet pile. bility for repairs on At the conference, to lose—which is why battleship supports, in ferdam was con - Repairs will include the remainder of the Kim Hufham, the the USS North Car - addition to the lucra - structed around the the replacement ship. It hopes federal, president/CEO of the olina Battleship Com - tive tourism revenue it USS Alabama using and/or repair of the state and private do - Wilmington/Cape Fear mission is scrapping generates, Bragg told interconnected steel steel hull plates, the nations will satisfy the Coast Convention and plans to dry-dock its reporters. sheet pile, drilled into replacement of costs. Visitors Bureau, 70-year-old vessel out The cofferdam will the sand at a depth “through hull fittings” He estimated the en - lauded this decision to of state. also provide a 360-de - below the ship. Offi - blank flanges, under - tire project to last shield tourism and Instead the commis - gree walkway, so cials here at the USS water hull cleaning about three years and predicted it to provide sion unanimously tourists can circle the North Carolina plan and painting, and the cost between $12 and new money-making voted on May 31 to ship and view the something similar. removal of about 1.5 $14 million. opportunities. conduct repairs and work as it moves for - Such a tight encas - million gallons worth Had the ship been “The effect of it refurbishments on site ward. ing allowed water sur - of contaminated oily dry-docked in Norfolk, being gone would have using cofferdam tech - As a reference rounding the ship to water from the ship's Va. or Charleston, definitely affected our nology, anchoring the model, the battleship be pumped out, expos - tanks to protect the S.C.—as was origi - numbers,” she said, ship in place where it commission here is ing the hull, Tunnell Cape Fear River from nally conceived—it adding that the repair can be open to tourists looking to duplicate said. Then workers contamination, accord - would have eluded vis - work may lure tourists throughout the entire the methods employed could drill down below ing to a news release. itors for up to nine interested in such be - operation, Capt. Terry on the Battleship USS the mud-line and re - In October, the com - months and cost up - hemoth engineering Bragg, the memorial’s Alabama on Mobile place, repair and re - mission plans to refur - wards of $30 million, work. executive director, an - Immigration issues: N.C. General Assembly should postpone vote It’s already under - stance. ice delivery and correc - AP stood that the law A 2006 study by the tions for North Car - A proposed resolu - could cause racial pro - Kenan-Flagler Busi - olina Hispanics — far tion in the N.C. Senate filing, since law en - ness School reported less than what they calls for an immigra - forcement could stop that of more than contribute. tion bill to be voted on anyone who even ap - 600,000 Hispanics liv - The effects of the prematurely during pears to be illegal. ing in North Carolina, proposed bill are too the N.C. General As - If unable to obtain 55.5 percent were au - complicated and un - sembly’s short session. the appropriate docu - thorized and 44.5 per - known among North But the General As - ments, Arizona police cent were Carolinians to have it sembly should reject have the power to keep unauthorized, so a ma - be passed, especially the resolution and suspected illegal im - jority of Hispanic im - in the four to six weeks postpone voting on the migrants under arrest migrants reside here left in the short ses - bill until the long ses - until they can be con - legally. sion. sion. firmed legal or illegal The study also re - Even if the resolu - N.C. 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June 11 ends - TeaCchersOwilMl thMe SouUtheaNst. AIdTmis Y - BCaby AsittinLg tErainNing DtivAitiesR begin July 6 with the planning for learn new techniques sion will be $8 for - The course gives 11 and will continue this celebration. Pass Relay for Life Golf using storytelling and adults and $6 for chil - to 15 year olds the through July 9 from 1 the word to all class - Tourney — The writing to improve dren. This event is co- skills and confidence to 3 p.m. daily. Proj - mates of SHS 1970. Campbell Soup Relay students’ literacy, pro - sponsored by SACS. to safely and responsi - ects will be created July 31 for Life Golf Tourna - mote understanding of For information, call bly care for children from paper, paint, and ment is coming up in story structure, Otis James at 277- and infants. Through other mediums. Chil - Class Reunion - June with two days to strengthen vocabulary, 8721. hands on activities, in - dren will study tech - The Scotland High play. Participants can advance listening com - teractive video and niques including School graduating choose to play on at prehension, foster stu - June 19 lively discussions, the stamping, painting, class of 1970 is plan - 11:00 a.m. or Satur - dent confidence in course teaches young pastels, and others ning their 40th class day, June 12 at 9:00 themselves and re - Mr. & Mrs. Willow people how to care for that can be made for reunion. All class - a.m. at Scotch Mead - spect for others, and Place - Willow Place children and infants, personal use or for mates please try to at - ows Country Club. improve reading, will host the inaugural be good leaders and gifts. The cost is $20 tend a planning The cost is $65 per speaking, and critical Mr. & Mrs. Willow role models and solve per child with a limit meeting scheduled for person or $250 per thinking skills. The Place pageant at 6:30 problems, keep chil - of 20 children. The Saturday morning, team. For more infor - class runs from 1 – p.m. dren they baby-sit and workshops will take July 31, at 10:00 a.m. mation, contact Jamie 3:20 p.m. and will be themselves safe, han - place at the SACS lo - a the Scotland County Bourque at taught by professional NAACP program -- dle emergencies such cation at 131 S. Main Library. For more in - Jamie_Bourque@camp storyteller The Scotland County as injuries, illnesses St., Laurinburg. Call formation, call Queen bellsoup.com. Willa Brigham. For NAACP Youth Council and household acci - 277-3599 for more in - Green at 277-0621, information or to reg - will hold their 2010 dents, write resumes formation. Annette Reed at 276- June 12 ister call 277-3599. Juneteenth Program and interview for jobs. 6721, or Georgia Tins - Also check at Nazareth Baptist The cost is $45. July 8 ley at 28-4434. Please Class dinner - The www.storyartscenter.o Church at 6 p.m. The Call 276-0600 to pre- try to attend the meet - I Ellis Johnson High rg/ guest speaker will be register and informa - Class Reunion - ing or call and help us School Class of 1966 is Dr. Hurley B. tion. The Class of 1965 from with the planning for planning a dinner for June 16- 17 WIlliams, Jr., pastor of I. Ellis Johnson School this celebration. Pass Saturday at 5 p.m at Nashville Missionary June 26 will have a meeting at the word to all class - General McArthur's in First aid training - Baptist Church in 6 p.m. at the home of mates of SHS 1970. Laurinburg. First Aid for Children Marston. Class Reunion - Shirley McLean of 903 All class members Today leads students The Scotland High Port Street in Laurin - August 14 are requested to dress through health promo - June 21 School graduating burg. The meeting in black and white. tion and injury pre - class of 1970 is plan - will be held to plan for Class Reunion - Contact Liz Revels vention activities. The Summer Art Camp ning their 40th class the group's 45th Class The Scotland High at 276-3425 or e-mail FACT Fun Booklet re - - A summer camp for reunion. All class - Reunion. All members School graduating [email protected] inforces lessons children ages 5-8 years mates please try to at - of the class are urged class of 1970 is plan - by June 5 to RSVP. through coloring, puz - old will be held June tend a planning to attend. Contact ning their 40th class zles, stickers and ac - 21-25 from 9 a.m. until meeting scheduled for Annie D. Cureton at reunion. All class - Class reunion - The tivities. For children noon at St. Andrews Saturday morning, 910-276-2075 for more mates please try to at - I.E. Johnson Class of ages 5-8, grades K-3. Presbyterian College. June 26, at 10:00 a.m. information tend a planning 1969 will hold a re - The course runs from The $80 fee includes a the Scotland County meeting scheduled for union at 1210 Flowers 9 a.m. until 12 noon - all materials. Cash or Library. For more in - July 10 Saturday morning, Street in Laurinburg and costs $5. Call 276- checks are payable to formation, call Queen August 28, at 10:00 (Washington Park) 0600 to pre-register the SAPC 2010 Sum - Green at 277-0621, School reunion a.m. a the Scotland from 4 to 8 p.m. For and information. mer Art Camp. For Annette Reed at 276- picnic - Carver High County Library. For more information con - more information or to 6721, or Georgia Tins - School Alumni invites more information, call tact Jean Ingram-Bur - June 17 register contact camp ley at 28-4434. Please all Carver High gradu - Queen Green at 277- ton at 276-3628 or leader Stephanie Mc - try to attend the meet - ates to a reunion pic - 0621, Annette Reed at Glenda Wright at AARP meeting - David of the St. An - ing or call and help us nic. It will be held at 276-6721, or Georgia 910-534-4659. All The Scotland County drews Art Department with the planning for Cleo Graham's home Tinsley at 28-4434. graduates are invited AARP chapter 5391 Faculty at 277-5257. this celebration. Pass off of Highway 381 Please try to attend to attend. will meet at 2 p.m. at The registration dead - the word to all class - and Old Wire Road in the meeting or call and Scotland Place to host line is June 16, 2010. mates of SHS 1970. Gibson. help us with the plan - June 14 an open forum to dis - N.C. Admission is ning for this celebra - cuss health care re - June 22 -24 June 30 $10 per person. Regis - tion. Pass the word to Summer Youth form. The chapter will tration begins at 10 all classmates of SHS Program - The Rock - also discuss future Classroom story - Chicken Salad a.m. 1970. ingham District Part - plans for programs telling - Teachers will Sale - St. Mary There will be food, ners in Ministry will and service projects. learn techniques in Catholic Church will games and tourna - August 28 sponsor a 30-day sum - collecting remem - have a Chicken Salad ments until 8 p.m. For mer program for youth Men's Health brances from family Plate Sale on from 11 information, call 268- Class Reunion - ages 6 through 12. At - Event -- The Scotland and about the “I Am a.m. to 1 p.m. The 3058. The Scotland High tendees will be in - Health Care System an Author Program”, a menu is chicken salad, School graduating volved in various arts will sponsor their an - unique method for stu - congealed salad, pasta July 17 class of 1970 is plan - and crafts, sports and nual Men's Health dent to become pub - salad and tea. You can ning their 40th class games, field trips, and Event beginning at lished authors. eat in or take out. Or - Class Reunion - reunion. All class - community services 5:30 p.m. at the Com - Teachers will have les - ders can be placed by The Scotland High mates please try to at - projects. The group munity Health and son plans and tools to calling 276-4468. School graduating tend a planning will meet Mondays Rehabilitation Center, implement storytelling Quarts of chicken class of 1970 is plan - meeting scheduled for through Fridays from aka the Dulin Center, in the curriculum. salad can be pur - ning their 40th class Saturday morning, 8 a.m. until 3 p.m. on the campus of Scot - Teacher will craft per - chased for $11 each reunion. All class - August 28, at 10:00 through July 30. land Memorial Hospi - sonal stories for use in and plates are $7 each. mates please try to at - a.m. a the Scotland Breakfast and lunch tal. Former Maxton the classroom, and tend a planning County Library. For will be provided. resident Gray Mc - techniques that are July 3 meeting scheduled for more information, call Call 276-6641 for Caskill will deliver the reproducible in Saturday morning, Queen Green at 277- more information. keynote address. A teaching children how Charity cycle ride July 17, at 10:00 a.m. 0621, Annette Reed at panel discussion of to craft their own sto - - The ACT-SO organi - a the Scotland County 276-6721, or Georgia YES program - Be - area physicians will ries and the zation will hold a Library. For more in - Tinsley at 28-4434. ginning June 14 and discuss men's health honest art of fabrica - Charity Motorcycle formation, call Queen Please try to attend continuing through issues; the panel in - tion. The class is from Ride hosted by the Green at 277-0621, the meeting or call and August 14, the Youth cludes Laurinburg 9:30 to 11:50 a.m and Maxton Harley Riders Annette Reed at 276- help us with the plan - Empowered to Suc - mayor and cardiologist will be taught by sto - and the Street Sol - 6721, or Georgia Tins - ning for this celebra - ceed (YES) leadership Dr. Matthew Block; ryteller Kim diers beginning with ley at 28-4434. Please tion. Pass the word to training and develop - Dr. Glenn Harris of Weitkamp. For more registration at 8 a.m. try to attend the meet - all classmates of SHS ment program will Harris Family Medi - information or to reg - at the Clinton Inn in ing or call and help us 1970. provide 240 hours of cine; Dr. Chip Helms, ister call 277-3599. Laurinburg. The ride internship and work a radiation oncologist Also check begins at 10 a.m. with experience. The dead - with the Scotland www.storyartscenter.o a bike/car show at line to register for the Cancer Treatment rg. noon and a pool party program is May 30. To Center; and Moses. A at 4 p.m. An after obtain an application question and answer June 24 party will be held at packet contact session will follow. For the Highlands at 10 Amanda Miller at 276- information call 291- Scrubby Bear — p.m. Proceeds support 6641 or by email at 7557. The purpose of this the ACT-SO Scholar - Amanda.Miller@rdpi Red cross course is ship Program. For in - m.org. June 18 personal hygiene. formation call Visit www.rdpim.org Children ages 4 to 7 336-407-9576. For for more information. A Taste of Africa - years learn how germs vendor information The African American are spread, how to pre - call 813-842-9608. Relay for Life - Heritage Committee, vent the spread of dis - Anyone interested in Inc. is sponsoring an ease and to properly July 6 Scotland County Relay opportunity for the wash their hands. For Life is invited to public to sample au - Call 276-0600 to pre- The Storytelling attend the meeting at thentically prepared register and informa - Arts Center of the 6 pm at the W.R. Dulin African dishes. Willa tion. Southeast will hold Center, located in the Brigham will tell sto - its annual summer Rehabilitation Center ries, and an African June 25 workshops for children on the campus of Scot - dance ensemble will ages 6 through 12. Ac - land Memorial Hospi - drum and dance. Door tal. prizes will be given to the audience. Activi - June 15 -17 ties will begin at 6 PER GOLFER, p.m. at the Story - $ CART INCLUDED! How the story telling Arts Center of 19.99 PLAY TODAY! Buried in TarHeel Credit Card Debt? Insurance Group We can get you out of debt quickly and help you avoid bankruptcy GOLF CLUB • WAGRAM, NC CALL CREDIT CARD RELIEF We Carry Hagerty Antique Car Insurance!! 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June 11 June 13 cCated HaUt R18C501 H willNbe E"CoWme Sand all to their annual Va - Nazareth Mission - Marston Road in Lau - See"... what He has cation Bible School ary Baptist Church Charity Outreach St. John's United rel Hill. done!. All children June 21-25 from 6 to 8 will hold their annual Holiness Church will Methodist Church is ages 4 through 6th p.m. nightly. The Vacation Bible School hold a revival through holding a vacation Living Water grade are invited. theme for this year is June 21-25 from 6 to 8 today beginning at 7 Bible school from 6 to Church of God at Snacks, lessons, and "Hero Headquarters". p.m. nightly. Call 369- p.m. with the Rev. Alex 8 p.m. each night. 13200 Blues Farm games will be pro - A kickoff event will be 2790 for information. Shelton. All are in - The church is off Road, Laurinburg, will vided. For more infor - held today at noon. vited. Hwy. 79 in Gibson. celebrate Family and mation call 276-4085 June 22 Friends Day at 10:30 or visit The Scotland County Friendship World - Solid Rock Baptist a.m. with a covered www.laurinburgchristi NAACP Youth Council Refuge of Deliver - wide Fellowship Min - Church will hold a dish lunch. an.org. will hold their 2010 ance Ministries at 104 istries will host Youth and Praise Re - Juneteenth Program N. Main Street, Clio, Vacation Bible School union Concert at 4 New Bethel Holiness Star of Bethlehem at Nazareth Baptist S.C., will have their from 7 to 9 p.m. p.m. All are invited. Church will be having Missionary Baptist Church at 6 p.m. The annual Deliverance through today. The For more information a service at 2 p.m. The Church at 1200 South guest speaker will be Convention June 22- theme will be "Back to call Umeko Terry at speaker will be Elder Caledonia Road, Laur - Dr. Hurley B. 25 at 7:30 p.m. nightly. Basics". Music, crafts, 318-2476. Hughes of Fuquay. All inburg, will hold Vaca - WIlliams, Jr., pastor of The pastors are Apos - and lessons will be are invited to attend. tion Bible School June Nashville Missionary tle Daniel White and provided. All are wel - The Pastors Aides of 14 through June 18 Baptist Church in Evang. Devetta White. come. St. John Holiness New Greater Saint from 6 to 8 p.m. Marston. Speakers are Tuesday, Church will host a James Word Praise nightly. The theme Apostle Larry Crosby; Timmons Grove service at 4 p.m. The and Worship Min - will be "Step Up and Greaterglory King - Wednesday, Apostle Baptist Church will guest speaker will be istries at 900 South Go Green for Jesus". dom Outreach Min - Legrand Ingram; celebrate their pastor's Evang. Margie Pegues Caledonia Road will Bible study, lessons, istries at 9300 Thursday, Bishop Gre - 28th anniversary of Union Grove Bap - hold Pastorial Day and activities for all McFarland Road, Lau - gory Nicholson; and through today at 7:30 tist Church. All are services beginning at age groups will be rel Hill, will have their Friday, Dr. Gary Can - p.m. and at 11 a.m. on welcome. 11 a.m. Pastor Jane A. available. "4 U I Will" mentoring non. June 13. Guest speak - Hasty, overseer, will ministry at 10:30 a.m. ers will include the McZarn A.M.E. Zion preach. June 15 June 23 Rev. Darrell Carter, Church on Old Wire The Men's Ministry the Rev. C.R. Moody, Road, Wagram, invites Silver Hill Presbyte - St. John's United of Beauty Spot United St. John Holiness Dr. Barry O. Shoffner, everyone to their Pas - rian Church will have Methodist Church is Methodist Church will Church will have their and the Rev. Michael tor's Fourth Apprecia - its annual Children's holding a Vacation sponsor a church and Vacation Bible School Patterson. All are in - tion at 3 p.m. with the Day program at 11 Bible School from 6 to community Father's June 23-25 from 5 to 7 vited. Rev. Jerry Tyson and a.m. Everyone is in - 8 p.m. each night. Day weekend celebra - p.m. All are welcome. Flat Rock Missionary vited. The church is off tion June 19 and 20 Pastor Davis of Baptist Church. Hwy. 79 in Gibson. beginning at 6 p.m. June 24 Greaterglory Kingdom Chosen House of De - Saturday with a din - Outreach Ministries at Next Level Min - liverance Ministries at June 16 ner and gospel sing Pastor Davis of 9300 McFarland Road, istries at 507 1/2 S. 11600 McColl Road, featuring the Men of Greaterglory Kingdom Laurel Hill, will be at Main St., McColl, S.C., Laurinburg, will cele - St. John's United Faith of McCrany Outreach Ministries at a Prayer Deliverance will hold "Youth Con - brate their Pastor Methodist Church is Chapel United 9300 McFarland Road, on Bishop Anthony ference 2010" June 13- Lester and Elect Lady holding a vacation Methodist Church of Laurel Hill, will be the Quick's anniversary at 19 at 7 p.m. nightly. Anne McKoy's sixth Bible school from 6 to Ramseur and the guest speaker at a 7:30 p.m. Guest speakers will be pre-anniversary serv - 8 p.m. each night. Lumberton New Heav - Women's Conference Min. Jakeem Bowman ice at 4:30 p.m. The The church is off enly Warriors led by at New Life in Hamlet June 12 on Sunday; Min. Ricky guest speaker will be Hwy. 79 in Gibson. Keith Faulk. The 11 at 7:30 p.m. McDuffie on Monday; Ruffus Davis of a.m. Sunday worship Calvary Baptist Min. Aris Smith on Plumbline Ministry in St. John Holiness hour will feature June 25 Church on McNair Tuesday; Min. Ra - Rockingham. All are Church will have their Bishop Fred Thomp - Street, Maxton, will heem Graham on welcome. annual Youth Revival son as guest preacher Friendship World - hold a Yard Sale and Wednesday; Min. Ter - June 16-18 at 7 p.m. with the Beauty Spot wide Fellowship Min - Hot Dog Sale from ence Warren on Thurs - Laurel Hill First nightly. The guest Men's Ensemble pro - istries will present 6:30 a.m. until 1 p.m. day; and Min. Ronnie Baptist Church will speaker will be Min. viding the music. Men "Lord, Free Me Again" Proceeds will go to - Graham on Friday. sponsor a Pew Rally Warren Jones Jr. of of the church will par - June 25-26. Speakers ward the national Saturday will be a Fun program at the church Judah International ticipate in the leader - will be Prophetess transplant foundation Day beginning at 11 at 3 p.m. The speaker Ministries of Maxton. ship of worship. All are Ruby Mitchell at 7:30 for Harold Seate, who a.m. with Larry Price will be Dr. Hurley All are invited. invited. p.m. on June 25; Min. is awaiting a liver of Fayetteville. Call WIlliams Jr., pastor of Delia Chatman a 2 transplant. Furniture, 843-400-4138 for more Nashville Baptist Greaterglory King - June 20 p.m. on June 26; and clothing for children information. Church in Marston. dom Outreach Min - Dr. Lola Fuller at 4 and adults, toys, The Nashville Youth istries at 9300 St. John Holiness p.m. on June 26. dishes, books, movies, Spring Hill Mission - Choir will perform. All McFarland Road, Lau - Church will sponsor a and children's bicycles ary Baptist Church at are invited. rel Hill, will hold a 90-day Fellowship Greaterglory King - will be sold. 2491 N. Hilltop Road three night revival Fundraiser at 4 p.m. dom Outreach Min - will celebrate the Shady Grove Mis - Wednesday-Friday at All are invited. istries at 9300 Shady Grove Baptist usher board members' sionary Baptist 7 p.m. nightly. The McFarland Road, Lau - Church at 7348 Laur - first anniversary at 3 Church will celebrate guest speaker will be St. Luke United rel Hill, will hold an inburg Road, Raeford, p.m. The Rev. Darryl Children's and Youth Pastor Linda Ross of Methodist Church, lo - anniversary celebra - will hold their annual Todd of Spring Branch Graduation Day at 11 Faith Assembly Out - cated on Turnpike Rd., tion for Pastor and yard sale from 8 a.m. Missionary Baptist a.m. The guest reach in Hamlet. will be having its Va - Elder Davis at 7:30 until 2 p.m. All pro - Church in Wagram speaker will be Sis. cation Bible School for p.m. ceeds will go to the will sponsor the serv - Umeko Terry, minister First Baptist Car - ages pre K - 5th grade youth department. ices. All are invited. of music at Bethlehem olina Park Church will on June 20-24 from June 26 Hot dogs, chips, and Missionary Baptist host the 75th annual 5:30 - 8 p.m. Dinner drinks will be sold. Greaterglory King - Church in Laurinburg session of the St. John will be served each Syrian Missionary dom Outreach Min - and the youth and Missionary Baptist evening. The theme Baptist Church in Mc - Laurel Hill First istries at 9300 young adult supervi - Education Association will be "Galactic Coll, S.C. will sponsor Baptist Church will McFarland Road, Lau - sor of the Pee Dee As - June 1`6-18 at 7 p.m. Blast!" Pre-registra - a gospel program with Women on the Move rel Hill, will present sociation. All are Wednesday and tion is suggested. the theme "Just Be - prayer breakfast at 9 guest speaker the Rev. invited. Thursday and at 10 Contact the church of - cause" at 6 p.m. Sev - a.m. The guest Charles Nabors at a.m. and 7:30 p.m. on fice (276-6821) for eral lay speakers will speaker will be Ms. 3:30 p.m. at a youth June 14 Friday. The theme will more information. have three to five min - Lorraine McCormick service titled "Youth be "To Convince the utes to make their of Solid Rock Baptist Too". All are invited. St. John's United Unconvinced to be June 21 presentation on the Church in Laurinburg. Methodist Church is Convinced Through theme. All are invited. Breakfast is free and Cedar Grove Mis - holding a vacation Education, Missions, door prizes will be sionary Baptist Bible school from 6 to and Fellowship". given. All are invited. Church in Gibson will 8 p.m. each night. Workshops and Carolina Skin Care have a Gospel Singing The church is off preaching will take Wagram Emmanuel PRogram at 3 p.m. All Hwy. 79 in Gibson. place. The public is in - Welcomes Holiness Church on are invited. vited. Kate Jackson, PA-C Riverton Road, Wa - Laurinburg Chris - Accepting New Patients gram, will hold a yard Disciples for Christ tian Church, 1111 June 19 sale from 7 a.m. until Ministry invites all to Turnpike Road, will For an appointment call 1 p.m. the initial sermon of have Vacation Bible Pastor Gibson and 277-7546(SKIN) Sis. Donna Adams at 5 School June 14-17 the members of Kate Jackson, PA-C p.m. at Higher Dimen - from 6:30 to 8:30 Nazareth Missionary 103 McAlpine Ln. sion Ministries, lo - nightly. 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$20,000 for the sale docu - Most of the photos de - RASSOCaIATErD PeRESS photo of slave children found in NC attic ment. Morgan said the de - picted adult slaves who A haunting 150-year-old ceased owner of the home had been beaten or photo found in a North where the photo was whipped, he said. Carolina attic shows a found was thought to be a The photo of the two young black child named descendant of John. boys is more subtle, John, barefoot and wear - A portrait of slave chil - Holzer said, which may be ing ragged clothes, dren is rare, Morgan said. why it wasn't widely cir - perched on a barrel next "I buy stuff all the time, culated and remained un - to another unidentified but this shocked me," he published for so long. young boy. said. "To me, it's such a mov - Art historians believe What makes the picture ing and astonishing pic - it's an extremely rare an even more compelling ture," he said. Civil War-era photograph find is that several art ex - Ron Soodalter, an au - of children who were ei - perts said it was created thor and member of the ther slaves at the time or by the photography studio board of directors at the recently emancipated. of Mathew Brady, a fa - Abraham Lincoln Insti - The photo, which may mous 19th-century pho - tute in Washington, D.C., have been taken in the tographer known for his said the photo depicts the early 1860s, was a testa - portraits of historical fig - reality of slavery. ment to a dark part of ures such as President "I think this picture American history, said Abraham Lincoln and shows that the institution Will Stapp, a photo - Confederate Gen. Robert of slavery didn't pick or graphic historian and E. Lee. choose," said Soodalter, founding curator of the Stapp said the photo who has written several National Portrait was probably not taken by books on historic and Gallery's photographs de - Brady himself but by Tim - modern slavery. "This was partment at the Smith - othy O'Sullivan, one of a generic horror. It victim - sonian Institution. Brady's apprentices. O' - ized the old, the young." "It's a very difficult and Sullivan took a multitude For now, Morgan said, poignant piece of Ameri - of photos depicting the he is keeping the photo in can history," he said. carnage of the Civil War. his personal collection, "What you are looking at In 1862, O'Sullivan fa - but he said he has had an when you look at this mously photographed a inquiry to sell the photo to photo are two boys who group of some of the first the Metropolitan Museum were victims of that his - slaves liberated after Lin - of Art. He said he is con - tory." coln issued his prelimi - sidering participating in In April, the photo was nary Emancipation the creation of a video doc - found at a moving sale in Proclamation. umentary about John. Charlotte, accompanied Such photos were circu - "This kid was abused by a document detailing lated in the North by abo - and mistreated and peo - the sale of John for litionists to garner ple forgot about him," $1,150, not a small sum in support for the Union dur - Morgan said. "He doesn't 1854. ing the Civil War, said even exist in history. And New York collector Keya Harold Holzer, an author to know that there were a Morgan said he paid of several books about million children who were An undated rare photo provided by Keya Morgan, found in a North Carolina attic, depicts two slave children, art historians say. In April, the photo was found at a $30,000 for the photo Lincoln. Holzer works as like him. I've never seen album including the photo moving sale in Charlotte, accompanied by a document detailing the sale of John for an administrator at the another photo like that $1,150 in 1854. The picture was purchased for $30,000 by collector Keya Morgan. of the young boys and sev - Metropolitan Museum of that speaks so much for eral family pictures and Art. children."

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people who remember greeting customers by The boxes filled up her came to her. Jones agreed. C(M CCLAoTCHY f-T RfIBUeNE IeN- -shop baker known for train cakes my aunt from the name and offering car trunk." "She was a mainstay "Most people in town FORMATION SERVICES ) restaurant, even years opinions about local Forde was a dedi - of our group," Jones would know her for If you grew up in after it closed. She was politics. Her eyes cated member of First said. "So when she the restaurant or Laurinburg, odds are a very memorable would lock in on you, United Methodist moved to assisted liv - those big train cakes," you knew Norma character." whether you were or - Church, faithfully at - ing, we'd just hold a she said. "I'll remem - Forde. Forde was born Jan. dering breakfast or tending Sunday school class out there with ber her as a one-of-a- If you didn't know 25, 1920, in Laurin - discussing upcoming most of her life. She her. We even got a cou - kind lady." her personally, you burg, the daughter of elections. had a streak of 79 ple of new members Memorials are re - knew her cooking. Francis and Willa "She had an opinion years straight without while we were out quested for First Forde, who died last Forde. She grew up in on just about every - missing a single class. there." United Methodist month at the age of 90, a large family during thing," Jones said. "It was an amazing Norma was the last Church, 101 W. was one of the sisters the Depression, with "And she wasn't shy record," Jones said. living Forde sister. A Church St., Laurin - who ran Miss Forde's four brothers and two about sharing it." "When she'd go on va - lot of cooking secrets burg, NC 28352; Hos - Coffee Shop for sisters. The sisters also cation to Florida, she'd went with her. pice, at P.O. Box 1033, decades in downtown In the early 1940s, baked cakes and pies attend there." "She was an amaz - Laurinburg, NC Laurinburg. Norma and her sisters for people. When the When advancing age ing lady," Humphries 28353; or Church She was a top-notch decided to open a coffee shop closed in prevented her from at - said. "Around Laurin - Community Services, baker, a serious Sun - small restaurant the early 1980s, they tending class at burg, she was larger 108 S. Gill St., Laurin - day school student and downtown, near the concentrated on that. church, the class just than life." burg, NC 28352. -- for those who dis - Scotland County For special occasions, agreed with her views Courthouse. It was of - Norma would create a in politics -- a formida - ficially known as Miss "train cake," a 4-foot- ble debate opponent. Forde's, but everybody long concoction with a "She was one of a called it "Norma's." cake locomotive and kind," said longtime Originally, a meal of cars. friend Peggy Jones. meat, three sides and "She made the best "You never had to coffee or tea cost a cookies, too," Jones guess where she'd quarter, and folks said. "Our Sunday stand on a subject. She would flock from the school class would was happy to let you courthouse for a home- have a get-together know." cooked meal. each December, and Forde's niece, Ellen For about 40 years, Norma baked boxes of Humphries, agreed. Norma was known for cookies for everyone. "There are so many

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