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At the close of the service Mrs. Brewer was assisted in serving refreshments by her daughter, Mrs. Virginia Locklear. Pre sent other than those men tioned above were Mrs. Vers Doris Malcolm, Mrs. Mae be II Elk, Mrs. Frances Bryan, Mrs. Barbara Bullard, Mrs. Betty "Maynor, Mrs. Mary Osendine, Mrs. luela Chavis and Mrs. Jean Chavis and a guest,Mrs. Adhlia Brewer of Levittown, New York. The benediction was given by Mrs. Mary Etta Brewer. The next meeting is scheduled to be held Tuesday night, Feb. 20, at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Joseph Locklear. Mrs. Felicia Butler was honored Saturday night with a surprise party for her 34th birthday given by her parents, Mr. and Mrs. Shod Bullard. It was held at their home. Party food was served. Attending were the honoree's husband, Mr. Elmer Butler and their children, Mrs. Priscilla Lowry, Mrs. Joann Locklear, Miss Teresa Freeman, Miss Katrial Cummings, Mrs. Inez Chavis, Miss Connie Graham, Mr. and Mrs. Dale Locklear and son Lamar, Miss Cherly Ann But ler, Miss Christine Bullard, Mr. Vernell Locklear, Miss Fedelia Locklear and her friend of Lumberton. Special guest was the honoree's grand father, Mr. James P. Locklear, who is 93 years old. Mrs. Henry F. Smith and children of Fourth Street were visited Sunday afternoon by her aunt and uncle, Rev. C.C. Allen, Sr. and their daughter, Mrs. Alma Garity, and Mrs. Annie Norris of Hope Mills. Mr. and Mrs. Oberon Lowry announce the birth of a daughter, Princess Natula who weighed 8 lbs. when born Saturday, December 30, at Scotland Memorial Hospital of ^nrinbwg. Prince^ Natula la the granddaughter of Mr. and Mrs. Cifton Graham and the late Mr. and Mrs. Burleigh Lowry. Mr. Braddy Woodell was honored Wednesday with a family dinner for his 78th birthday given by his wife, Mrs. Myrtle Woodell. Among those present and helping Mr. Woodell celebrate this occasion were Mr. and Mrs. Warren Love and daughter and Mr. am Mrs. Roger D. Loony. Mry Bas?er Burke sad Mis. Leonid Chavis, the visitation members of - Mount Olive Pentecostal Holiness Cherch, visited Thursday with Mr. Giles (Saan) Jacobs. Jr., a surgery patient at Southeas tern General Hospital of Lum bertoo. The floral arrangement of one dozen red roses were furnished Sunday to Mount Olive by Mr. and Mrs. Ray Revels in honor of their 30th wedding anniversary. The couple also gave a cash gift to the same church in honor of their anniversary. Dinner guests Sunday in the home of Mrs. Harvey Lowry, Sr. were her sons, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lowry and family of Columbus, NC, Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lowry and family of Route 1, Rowland, Mr. Bob Lowry of Rockingham, and Mr. Harvey Lowry, Jr., Mr. Curtis Dock cry of Laurinburg, Mrs. Christie Beil Black of Mullins, SC. Miss Treys Lee Stewart of Lumberton, Mr. and Mrs. Calvin Lowry and family of Route 1, Rowland, and Mrs. Mancey Jacobs of Hamlet, Mrs. Jacobs spent the weekend visiting with Mrs. Lowry. Among those who attended the annual homecoming held the past week at PSU were Mr. and Mrs. Jackie R. Lockiear of Con cork, Dr. and Mrs. Ben ford Hardin of Fayetteville, Mr. and Mr*. Dennis Lowry of Matthews, Mr. and Mrs. Vail Carter of Charlotte, Mr. and Mrs. Jim Lowry of ?ohimbus, NC, Mr. anrLMrt. Christopher ' Loddeaf of Chapel Hill, Mr. and Mrs. Gary Lockiear of Pittsboro, Mr. and Mrs. Frank Win free of Charlotte, Mr. *n<' Mrs. Terry Sparks of Rich-' mond, Va., Mr. and Mrs. A1 Man gum of Raleigh and Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Brewer of Levittown, New York. A gift of money was donated Sunday to the Mount Olive Pentecostal Holiness Church in honor of their birthdays by Mr. Lawrence Malcolm for his 19th and Joshua Dale Malcolm >kr Ms 9th. i ... ... I Mr. and Mrs. Roscoe Brew er of Levittown, NY are visiting in the home of his sister, Mr. and Mrs. J.W. Chavis and Mrs. Brewer's sister and her family, Mr. and Mrs. Randolph Oxendine and other relatives and friends. A joint birthday celebration was held Sunday at the home o^Mr^an^^Jrs^Walter 0 W - . - |H? . Mia f. M It t Tjina uicqoidc ana nmuy nonortnjj Mn. Marion Couton aad Mr. Gary Locfclear. Other* attending the dinner other than meatinned above were Mn. Molly LocUear, Mr. and Mr*. Bobby Oiendtne and family, Mn. Dorothy Oxen dine and grandson, Johnny Oxeodine, Mr. and Mr*. Jim my Kirby, Mr. and Mn. Terry Sparks, Kendall Oxendine and Kelvin Oxendine. A memorial service was held Sunday at the Prospect United Method!*t Church for the late Rev. Harvey Lowry, Sr. The sermon was the second one he preached before his death, h was played on a tape. The text was taken from Jonah, a servant for his God. The Rev. Lowiy was a dedicated man to his church, his family and community and was pastoring the above church at the time of his death. A very large num ber of relatives and friends attended, including his wife. Myrtle Lowry and their children. Mn. Joseph Lowry and her daughter, Mn. Cariee Cum mings, visited Mondey in Dillon, SC. Mr. and Mn. Frank Win free of Charlotte visited the past weekend in the home of Mn. Winfree's parents, Mr. and Mn. Lonnie Revels. Mr. and Mn. Al M an gum of Raleigh visited during the weekend in the home of Mrs - Man gum's parents, Mr. and Mn. Clifton Oxendine. BIBLE THOUGHT FOB THE WEEK Paaka 116il-2 "1 love the Lord because he hath heard my voice and my supplications, because he hath inclined his ear unto me, therefore, will 1 call upon him as long as 1 live." CENTRALTHUTH Unthankfulness is mentioned by the Apostle Paul as one of the major sins of the last days. He who has been cleansed from sin, has the most to be thankful for. We should al ways appreciate the giver more than the gifts. BIRTHDAY PROVERD FOR THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 1 FrHirtaatis 7il2- For wis doovis a defense and money is a defense;: but the excellency of knowledge is that wisdom giveth life to them that have it. Mr. and Mrs. Dannie Lock lear of Rowland would like to thank everyone for being so kind and thoughtful during the loss of their beloved son, Dallas Locklear, who died December 29, 1978. 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