EverQreen
Church News
by Mrs. Leacie Brooks
Saadsjr School btpo at
9-JOi.a Dm to the Una of
the Sapwiatndnt, Bro.
Hwjr Che vie, the eeeistaat
supt. Bro. Jackie WUkins
opened Sunday School.
The theme for Sunday's
lesson was "The Rrpandiag
Church." "Subject for Sun
day's lesaoo was "Tree Di
sdplesUp" taken hem Acts
16:9.
Different discussions were
very well erplahied.
Mrs. Diana Blue's dam pet
on s wonderful program of
singing.
Mrs. Kirby Amnions sang a
special.
Once again the adult dass
received the attendance ban
ner. Some of the dam mem
ben ire out skk. We we
praying for their qekfc re
covery: Mn. Lola Hoggins,
Mn. Ma Strickland. Mn.
Lora Amnion*, and Mra.
Joonie Wilkin*.
Thoee paying their birthday
offering* to the church were
Seattle Oxendhie. Mr. Kkby
Amnion* and Slater Pearl
Strickland.
Rev. Joaeph Lee Locfclear
preached from the book of
Psalms, Chapter 23. Realizing
that if Jeana la our shepherd,
what ever we need we will
get, if we only have faith.
Jesus will lead us and guide
u*. if we'll wiling to follow.
When coining down near the
shadow of death, he'll be
there to lead us on through.
Praise God foe the great
AM ay needs I've leaiaad
that .7 Lord ?m apply
TMlag. nay look dirt at
tinea, bat through the year*.
I've learned the aaa em
com through. The dark
clouds won't last forever. Oh.
praise God.
I love the song that ny* "It
is ao tweet to be saved." You
see. If Jesus ie en the inside,
whatever we need, we em
get...no, not all we want, but
just what oar father aeea we
need. If well do oar part be
wfll do hie. So la the end, we
get just what we need.
Plhase make a special pray
er for Judy WUUas. She Is in
Southeastern General Hospi
tal.
Visiting in die home today,
spending some time with
Joonie, I realize so many of us
aren't doing all we should. So
many skit and unable to get
oat.
Thank you for your prayers
for my sister. She is improv
ing.
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Don't forget Wednesday
night prayer service. Come be
with ns if yon con.
The ladies will ho hovfcg
their auxiliary meeting
Thursday night. A1 man
e - - : *. Jk
Dcrs arc iovkm to attend
Start now maJLinv Diana to
be with ns the fifth Sunday
night for singing beginning at
7 p.m. For 1962 ere wil hove
our singing each fifth Sunday
night. AO singers are wel
come to sing and eqfar the
presence of the Lord with as.
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THOOt^TT FOB TODAY
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victory, victory is just a
prayer away. Let's reach out,
it is for you and me only by
asking and believing. Praise
God for the victory.
Please pray for us at Ever
Green.
The wring* 100 watt tight
bulb baas on# kilowatt hour
for avary tan hour* if* on.
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J FACTS]
t FIGURES
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The United State* inny
to the largeet militery ear
vie* in the PfM World.
Army wartime atrength now
totals over 1.7 million
soldiers.
RTC
to sponsor
Macrame
Class
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Robeson Technical Coll
ege wiO sponsor a macrame
class at Maynor Manor, Pem
broke. Registration win be
held Jan. 12 and Jan. 19,1992
at 7 p. m. Gasses will be held
each Tuesday night from 7-10
p.m. Mrs. Frances Locklear
wOl be the instructor.
PEMBROKE HEWS
Mrs. Bazie Hardin
Mr. and Mrs. Gervais
Oxendine and family at Spar
tanburg, SC spent the holiday
visiting in the homes at their
parents, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon
Oxendine at Pine Street, and
Mrs. and Mrs. Normie Hol
mes of the< Saddletree
Community and other rela
tives and friends.
Mr. and Mrs. Elwood Har
din and daughter, Cherisse at
Chapel Hill were guests for
several days in the Mr.
Hardin's parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Bazie Hardin. While
here they also spent some
time visiting Mrs. Hardin's
parents, Mr. and Mrs. W.E.
Pate.
-Mrs. Lonnie H. Oxendine
had as her house guest a son
and his family, Mr. and Mrs.
George H. Oxendine of At
lanta, Georgia.
lev. sad Mrs. C.C. Allen
Sr. sad daughter. Mrs. Alms
Canity at Hope Mils have
returned home from Batoa
Rouge, Louisiana where they
spent the holidays visiting
with their daaghter. Mrs.
Euln Mac Sanders aad other
relatives. Emoute to Louisi
ana they stopped off in
Eaaley, SC aad spent a couple
of nights with a sister of Mrs.
Allen, Mrs. Hart man Chavis.
On their return trip home they
also stopped in Eaaley and
spent some time with Mrs.
Chavis.
The guest speaker at the
watch night service new
year's eve at the Meroey
Mission Church was the Rev.
C.C. Allen, Sr. of Hope Mills.
Attending the service along
with her husband. Rev. Allen
Sr., was Mrs. Stella Allen.
A dinner was held Christ
mas Day in the home of Mr.
aad Mrs Ucy Dial. The
occasion was the birthday of
Mrs. Nancy Dial. Special
guests were two great grand
children of Mrs. Dial, Bran
don Ragland, and Harry Lock
tear and the honoree's hus
band. Mr. Lacy Dial. Other
guests included Mr. Carneil
Locklear, Mr. and Mrs. Cur
ley Dial and family, Mr. and
Mrs. Carlie Dial and family,
Mrs. Alice Brooks and son
Jamie and Joe Dial and his
friend'Dianne, Mrs. Lucy D.
Locklear and son Barry, Ms.
Ardella Locklear, Mrs. Bcr
nice Dial and daughter Deb
bie of Whispering Pines, Mrs.
Juanita Wells of Strickland
Heights, Mr. Rocky Drye of
Badin, NC, Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Locklear and daughter
and her family, Mr. and Mrs.
I Harold Ragland of Sanford.
Mr. and Mrs. Randolph
P Oxendine were recently visit
| ed by a daughter Mrs. Gail
| Pigg of Charlotte.
I Among the guests visiting
| the past week and weekend in
P the home of Mr. and Mrs.
I Bazie Hardin were Mr. and
I Mrs. O.H. Harding of the
a Laurinburg area, also Mr.and
Mrs. Harding's daughter,
I Betty, was with her parents.
| Among the students spen
I ding the Christmas Holidays
k at home with their parents
. were Gregory Bell, a student
P at the UNC School of Law at
P Chapel Hill; Joey Bell, a
| senior at the School of Phar
| macy of Chapel Hill where he
I will graduate in the Spring of
1982. Joey plans to enter the
' Sohool of Medicine in the Fall
| at the University of North
| Carolina where he will be a
a freshman at Chapel Hill. And
I Ronny Bell, a freshman at the
University of North Carolina,
P Chapel Hill. They are the sons
I of Mr. and Mrs. James F. Bell
k of Cherokee Street of Pem
| broke, and Bobby R. Maynor,
Jr., a sophomore at the
University of N.C. and his
sister. Miss Wynne Maynor, a
freshman at the same school.
Both are the children of Mr.
and^lrs. Bobby R. .Maynor.
^jSt^df"thfc^New rfopilrrea.
JPlwCi freshmen at the same
school who also came home
for the holidays were: Miss
Sherry Roberts, daughter of
Mrs. Mary Poor boy; Miss
Kim Oxendine, daughter of
Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Oxen
dine; and Glenn Locklear, son
of Mr. and Mrs. R.G. Lock
lear; and Gabriel Locklear, a
sophomore at the University
of North Carolina in Chapel
Hill who is the son of Mr. and
Mrs. Charlie Locklear; and
Miss Nan Locklear, a junior at
the same university who is the
daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
Stacy Locklear.
r c * 1
rur wic iu>i tunc ui scvciai
years, Mrs. Lloyd Brewington
had all her children at home
Christmas Day. At the mid
day meal were her daughters
and their families-Mr. and
Mrs. Everette (Dora Frances)
Oxendine and son Larry, Mr.
and Mrs. Worth (Dorothy)
Godwin and family, and Mr.
and Mrs. Willie (Annie Lois
Rogers" and family. And her
sons, Mr. and Mrs. James
Patrick Smith and family; and
Mr. Befton Smith, Jr. and
children; Mr. and Mrs. Ever
ette Oxendine and son Larry
left the past week for their
Saint Clair Shores Michigan
home. ?
CENTRAL TRUTH
Don't mind criticism. If it
is untrue disregard it. If it is
unfair don't let it irritate you.
If it is ignorant, smile. If it is
unjustified learn from it. The
purpose of God's discipline is
to correct disobedience and to
restore fellowship with his
people.
Bible Thought for the Week
PROVERBS 12il5
The way of a fool is right in
his own eyes, but he that
hearkeneth unto counsel is
wise.
PSALM ?ill
The Lord will bless his
people with peace.
Though it ha* an araa of
mora than ona million
?quara milat, law than 100
iquara milai of tha Ant arc
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...spend an evening
or two with us.
Are you a person that wants to develop a skill or hobby that has always been interesting, or is there a special project S
0 you would like to tackle but you don't know where to get all the facts? S
W Are you an adult that wants to learn new developments in your job or gain new training that may lead to S
0 advancement? ^
0 Then, why not spend an evening or two, sometimes even a day, with us. We can help you develop that skill, hobby or ?. ^
0 hidden talent. We can give you the facts needed to complete that project or job training. ^
^ $6.00 is all it takes to enroll in the class you want. Supplies and materials for each class are to be furnished by the M
? student, unless otherwise specified. 2
a It's never too late to learn. Persons 65 years of age or older are exempt from the $8.00 registration fee. 2
Winter courses begin soon for our Adult Enrichment and Occupational Extension programs. Registration is usually r ,
held on the date of the first class meeting. All applicants must have their Social Security number to register.'
Robeson Technical College reserves the right to make changes in the schedule or cancel classes due to insufficient
enrollment. ^
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I - ADlOlT eMichment
f COURSE DAYS TIME DATES LOCATION BLDC./ROOM COURSE DAYS TIME DATES LOCATION BLDG./ROOM
9 Soft-Sculpture Doll Making M 7:00-10:00 1-11/3-15 Lumberton Brown House "Beg Photography (510 00) T 7:00-10:00 1-12/3-16 Robeson Tech 705
A Soft-Sculpture Doll Making T *9:00-12:00 1-12/3-16 Lumberton Brown House Ruffled Curtains M 7:00-10:00 1-11/3-15 Robeson Tech 502
Macrame' Th *9.00-12:00 1-14/3-18 Lumberton Brown House > Stencling W 7:00-10:00 1-13/3-17 Robeson Tech 502
9 Macrame' Th 7:00-10:00 1-14/3-18 Lumberton Brown House Beginning Sewing Th 7:00-10:00 1-14/3-18 Robeson Tech 503
A Paint -Oil Quick Landscapes T 7:00-10:00 1-12/3-16 Lumberton Brown House Intermediate Sewing M 7:00-10 00 1-11/3-15 Robeson Tech 503
Macrame' W *9:00-12:00 1-13/3-17 Lumberton Mohr Plaza Advanced Sewing T 7:00-10 00 1-12/3-16 Robeson Tech 503
A Method Painting-Magic White T 7:00-10:00 1-12/3-16 Lumberton Knit & Needle Doll Making T 7:00-10:00 1-12/3-16 Robeson Tech 502
Needlepoint-Cross Stitch W 7:00-10:00 1-13/3-17 Lumberton Knit 4 Needle Lingerie Th 7:00-10:00 1-14/3-18 Robeson Tech 502
W Cross Stitch Coverlet Th 7:00-10:00 1-14/3-18 Lumberton Knit & Needle "Pottery ($15 00) T 7:00-10:00 1-12/3-16 Robeson Tech 8-1
A Macrame' T 7:00-10:00 1-12/3-16 Pembroke Maynor Manor "Pottery (515 00) W 7:00-10:00 1-13/3-17 Robeson Tech 8-1
Macrame' Th * 7:00-10:00 1-14/3-18 Pembroke Bakers Chapel Floral Design T 4 Th 7:00-10:00 1-12/2- 4 Robeson Tech 902
M Cross Stitch T 7 00-10-00 1-12/3-16 Fairmont Yellowhammer "Ceramics ($15.00) M 6:30-10:30 1-11/3-15 Robeson Tech 8-1
a Crafts "Ceramics (515 00) Th 6:30-10 30 1-14/3-18 Robeson Tech 8-1
W Lap Quilting M 7:00-10:00 1-11/3-15 Fairmont Woodman Hut, Basket Weaving T *9 00-12:00 1-12/3-16 Lumberton 901N Pine Street
A lona Street LapQuilting Th *9:00-12:00 1-14/3-18 Lumberton 901 N . Pine Street
LapQuihing M 7:00-10:00 1-11/3-15 Fairmont High School Microwave Cooking M 7:00-10:00 1-11/2-15 Lumberton 901N Pine Street
? LapQuilting W 7:00-10:00 1-13/3-17 Fairmont High School "Beg Chinese Cooking ($30) T 7 00-10 00 1-12/3-16 Lumberton 901 N Pine Street
a Macrame' T 4 Th *9:00-11:30 1-12/3-18 Maxton Housing Authority "Adv Chinese Cooking ($30) Th 7:00-10 00 1-14/3-18 Lumberton 901 N Pine Street
Ceneral Crafts T 7 00-10 00 1-12/3-16 Red Springs Home of Crocheting M 7:00-10:00 1-11/3-15 Lumberton 901 N Pine Street
A Susan Home Watercolor W 1:00- 4 00 1-13/3-17 Lumberton 901N Pine Street
Ceramics T 7:00-10:00 1-12/3-16 Red Springs Creative Crafts Japanese Flower Arranging W 7:00-10:00 1-13/3-17 Lumberton 901N Pine Street
9 Macrame' Th 7:00-10:00 1-14/3-18 Red Springs High School Japanese Flower Arranging Th *9:00-12:00 1-14/3-18 Lumberton 901N. Pine Street
A Crocheting M *9:00-12:00 1-11/3-15 Prospect Island Crove Smocking W *9:00-12:00 1-13/3-17 Lumberton 901N. Pine Street
Macrame' T *9:00-12:00 1-12/3-16 Prospect Creen Pine Smocking T 7:00-10 00 1-12/3-16 Lumberton 901N Pine Street
A Ceramics M 7 00-10:00 1-11/3-15 Howellsville Ivey's Fix-It Cross Stitch Th 7:00-10:00 1-14/3-18 Lumberton 901N Pine Street
Ceramics W 7:00-10:00 1-13/3-17 Howellsvilie Ivey's Fix-It Fabric Painting T 7:00-10:00 1-12/3-16 Lumberton 901 N Pine Street
9 Macrame' T 7:00-10:00 1-12/3-16 Orrum Home-Clois Hunt Beginning Cake Decorating W 7 00-10:00 1-13/3-17 Lumberton 901N Pine Street
A Macrame' W 7:00-10:00 1-13/3-17 Orrum Home-Clois Hunt Ceramics W4 Th *9:00-12:00 1-13/3-18 Lumberton Parkview Terrace
Macrame' Th 7:00-10:00 1-14/3-18 Orrum Home-Clois Hunt Holiday Crafts Th 7:00-10 00 1-14/3-18 Lumberton 901N. Pine Street
A Macrame' W 1:00- 4:00 1-13/3-17 Rowland Day Dev Center Ceramics Th 1:00- 4:00 1-14/3-18 Lumberton Hayswood P. Ctr
a Bible-The Prayer Connection M 7:00-10:00 1-11/3-15 Lumberton Home of
W 'Day Class "Additional Fees for Supplies Ruth Martin
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I ADULT OCCUPATIONAL EXTENSION
COURSE DAYS TIME DATES LOCATION BLOC./ROOM > COURSE DAYS TIME DATES LOCATION BLDC./ROOM
A T axtdermy-Birds MAT 6 30-10 00 1-11/3-30 RTC-BT A-l Auto Mechanics MAW 6:30-10:00 1-11/3-31 Robeson Tech 927
a Upholstery T A Th 6:30-10:00 1-12/4- 1 RTC-BT 6-1 Blueprint Reading T A Th 7 00-10:00 1-12/4- 1 Robeson Tech TBA
Custom Sewing T A Th 7:00-10:00 1-12/4- 1 Pembroke RTCSewingCtr Bricklaying, Basic MAW 6:30-10:00 1-11/3-31 Robeson Tech 905
A Industrial Sewing M A F *#00-430 OPEN Pembroke RTCSewingCtr Drafting, Basic MAW 6:30-10:00 1-11/3-31 Robeson Tech 924
Upholstery MAW 6 30-10 00 1-11/3-31 Pembroke Jr. High School First Aid A CPR T 7 00-10 00 1-12/2-16 Robeson Tech 902
9 Upholstery T A Th 6:30-10 00 1-12/4- 1 Prospect Headstart Center Front End Alignment T A Th 6 30-10:00 1-12/4- 1 Robeson Tech 927
A Nurses Assistant MAW 6:30-10:00 1-11/4- 7 Lumberton Hospital Income Tax, Personal M 7:00-10:00,1-11/4-12 Robeson Tech 903
Emergency Medical Technician T A Th 7:00-10:00 1-12/5-11 Lumberton Rescue Unit National Electric Code M 7 00-10 00 1-11/4-19 Robeson Tech 11-1
A EMT Refresher * MAW 7:00-10:00 2-8/3- 3 Lumberton Rescue Unit Nurses Assistant T A Th 630-10:00 1-12/4- 8 Robeson Tech 822
Burn Victim Seminar Th 7:30-9:30 2- 4-82 Lumberton Fire Stall Powder Puff Mechanics T 7:00-10:00 1-12/3-16 Robeson Tech 927
Radiological Monitoring TBA 7 00-10:00 TBA Lumberton FireSta #1 Residential Wiring T A Th 6:30:10:00 1-24/4- 1 Robeson Tech 604
A EMT Refresher T A Th 7 00-10 00 2- 9/3- 2 St Pauls Rescue Unit Sign Language II W 7:00- 9:30 1-13/3-31 Robeson Tech 822
Emergency Medical Technician MAW 7:00-10:00 1-11/5- 5 Max ton Rescue Unit Wastewater Treatment T A Th 7:00-10:00 1-12/3- 4 Robeson Tech 923
A EMT Refresher T 7 00-10 00 1-12/2-23 Maxton , Rescue Unit Welding, Electric MAW 6 30-10 00 1-11/3-31 Robeson Tech 101
Creenhouse Management T A Th 6:30-10:00 1-12/4- 1 Maxton High School Woodworking T A Th 6:30-10:00 1-12/4- 1 Robeson Tech 928
W Cabinetmaking MAW 6:30-10 00 1-11/3-31 Red Springs J r High Air Conditioning A Refng T. A Th 6:30-10 00 1-12/4- 1 RTC-BT 4-1
A Powder Puff Mechanics T 7 00-10:00 1-12/3-16 Red Springs Peterson School Auto Body Repair T A Th 6:30-10:00 1-12/4- 1 RTC-BT 3-1
Sw Small Engine Repair MAW 6 30-10 00 1-11/3-31 Red Springs 4th Avenue Foodhandling T A Th 7 00-10 00 1-26/1-28 RTC-BT 1A-3
Typing, Bask M A Th 7 00-10 00 1-11/4- 1 Red Springs High School Foodhandling T A Th 7 00-10 00 2-23/2-25 RTC-BT 1A 3
First Responder T 7:00-10 00 1-12/5- 4 Parkton Fire Department Foodhandling T A Th 7 00-10:00 3-23/3-25 RTC-BT 1A-3
AutoMethanics T A Th 6:30-IOiOO 1-12/4-1 Fairmont Middle School Furniture Refinishing T A Th 6 30-10 00 1-12/4-1 RTC-BT 6-2
m Furniture Refinishing MAW 6.30-10 00 1-11/3-31 Fairmont Middle School Sewing Machine Mechanics MAW 7 00-10 00 1-11/3-31 RTC-BT 6A-1
Plumbing MAW 6:30-10 00 1-11/3-31 Fairmont Middle School Small Engine Repair T A Th 6 30-10 00 1-12/4- 1 RTC-BT 6A-3
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