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Wham you pray, go
into your room and shut
the door, and prmy to
your Father who it in
secret: and your Father j
who tees in secret will
reward you."
IWcAMUXA 'I
INDIAN VOICE
1 U.S.PS. #978380
. (fiiblished each Thursday)
Established 1973 ?
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P.O. Box 1075 i
Pembroke, NC 28372
Phone: 521-2826
SECOND CLASS POSTAGE
PAID AT PEMBROKE, NC
28372
Subscription Rates: >
tin State
1 year $9.36
:ars 15.6)
' Out Of State
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sars 16.00
Lumbee Bank,
first runner up
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Department, aod Ceach Joe
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the Bobeaaa Caaaly Laagaa.
Lumbee Bank's team play
ers would like to thank
Lumbee Bank for giving us
this opportunity and sponsor
ing us in the Basketball
league.
"We placed third in the
season and took second in the
tournament. I think we played
pretty good considering this
was the girl's first year ever
playing together," comment
ed Coach Locklear.
Lumbee Bank will be spon
soring a women's Softball
team this year, and anyone
interested in trying out for the
team should show up at
practise that begins Tuesday
at 6:00 p.m. at Pembroke
Elementary School.
CHEROKEE CHAPEL
NEWS
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by Mi*. Jessie B. Cbtvlt,
PubBctty Chairman
Cherokee Chapel Methodist
Church of Wakulla, NC closed
out its week's revival Friday
night of last week with the
Evangelist, Rev. C.W. Oxen
dine, bringing the closing
message in the presence of a
large audience.
At the close of service
everyone assembled to the
fellowship hall, with the pas
tor leading, for refreshments,
The evengeiists, visitors and
friends were given a warm
^hospitality that wQI be long
remembered.
Last Sunday morning at 11
a.m. Rev. Ransom received a
number of probationers into
the church, who had made
their confession of frith dur
ing the following week.
Following the receiving
ceremony, Rev. Ransom read
the following scripture: Isaiah
53:4-9 with spedal musk
following by die Adult Choir
using the selections "The
Touch of His'Hands" and
"Beyond the Sunset."
After the rendering of
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music, kcv. nansom oruugrn
the morning message using
for his subject "The Death of
Jesus, A Revelation." Cosing
prayer was delivered by
Freddie Oxendine.
Among the visitors attend
ing Sunday's service were
Mr. and Mrs. Waldo Dilgard
of Ashland, Ohio.
Friday evening, April 9, at
7:30 p.m., a singing will be
held in the Oxendine School
Gym sponsored by the Broth
erhood and the Oxendine
Booster Club. Admission far
adults wiU be SJ and SJ fbr
children. Proceeds will go for
the Brotherhood and Oxen
dine Booster Club projects.
EASTER SUNRISE SERVICE
Easter Sunrise services
will be held Sunday morning
at the Cherokee Chapel Me
thodist Church at 5:30 a.m.
with breakfast following in the
fellowship hall sponsored by
the Brotherhood.
At 11 a.m. an Easter
program will be presented by
the youth and adults in the
sanctuary under the direction
of Spencer Locklear, Freddie
Oxendine and Clyde Colboh.
Dr. Roger R. Roff
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