Out Reach Holiness Chur
ch Sunday School begins at 10
a.m. Morning worship service
begins at II a.m. Services
begin at 7 p.m. on the first
and third Sunday. The pastor
is the Rev. James "Buddy"
Bullard Jr.
We praise Cod for this
week and this day that he has
blessed us with. We can
surely say God has been good
to his people.
Our lesson Sunday was
"The Christian's Daily Walk.'
The Christians daily walk
should glorify God and bring
blessings to others. A Christi
an's testimony must be sup
ported by godly conduct and
faithfulness to earthly respon
sibilities. We as God's child
ren. as we therefore have
opportunity, let us do good
unto ail men. especially unto
them who are of the house
hold of faith.
Paul pictured the believers
as having love that suffeieth
long and is kind, that envieth
not. Paul challenges us to
walk as before the Lord. Of
what value is the study of the
word, if we do not allow it to
speak to our heart? Paul
reminded believers that he
did not eat anyone's food
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without paying for it. He alto
called to their minds how he
had worked night and day. He
labored and toiled so as not to
be a burden to any of them.
. We must always do God's
will, follow his word and let
his word talk to our hearts. '
We must always obey God
and his word. Paul command
ed that ye withdraw your
selves from every brother
than walketh disorderly and
not after the tradition which
he received of God.
Don't forget, there will be a
car wash and b^ke sale at
Union Chapel School this
Saturday, June 5, 1982 begin
ning at 8:30 a.m. and lasting
until...The car wash will be
sponsored by Out Reach
Holiness Church for Mrs.
Louise Carter who has cancer.
The proceeds will be used to
help here with medical bills.
Please come by and have your
car washed and buy a cake for
Sunday dinner. Let's show
this lady we love and care for
her. i
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You are welcome at the Out
> Reach Holiness Church. May
. God bless and keep you is our
I prayer. Welcome.
Pembroke Klwante
Activities I
Program Chairman Adotph
Dial presented Miss Stephan
ie Strickland, guest speaker at
the Tuesday evening meeting
of Pembroke Kiwanis at
the Town and Country Rest
aurant.
Miss Strickland, daughter
of Kiwanian Ray Strickland,
will be a senior at Prospect
High School this fall. Her
best subjects are English and
Music and she plans to enter
college after her high school
graduation.
Stephanie received an invi
tation from Tecnworhl which
sponsors a program for out
standing Seniors based on
academic achievement and
talent. She is a singer, and
member of the High School
Band and Orchestra, works
part time at Piggly Wiggly
Super Market and also does
ten hours a week of
volunteer work in missions for
the New Prospect Methodist
Church.
Sponsorship is required so
Pembroke Kiwanis. the Bob
Bleecker Oldsmobile Compa
ny of Red Springs, and the
Lumbee Bank of Pembroke
are sponsoring Miss Strick
land's competition at Teen
world to be held in Charlotte
during July 16, 17 and 18.
Contestants may choose ta
lent or speaking for their
performance and she has
elected music for her compe
tition.
Teen world promotes Ser
vice. Scholarship, and Ach
ievement of Teenagers. It's
headquarters is in Celena.
Tenn. h is a National Founda
tion. non-profit corporation
specifically for the purpose of
awarding I academic scholar
ships and honors.
Presiding -at the meeting
was John L. Carter, Club
President. The invocation was
given by Marshall Locklear.
Lankford Godwin led the
singing accompanied by Ira
Pate Lowry, pianist.
Owners of America's;,
dogs have a golden oppor
tunity to make a difference
. . . to help some less-than
fortunate people.
The Muscular Dystrophy
Association's (mda) annual
fund drive, which culminates
with the 24-hour Jerry
Lewis mda Telethon August
30-31, will benefit from ev
ery purchase of two brands
of soft-moist dog food.
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A real meal for your dog J
may alto help tome of 'I
"Jerry's Kids." the vic
tims of Muscular Dystrophy. |
Five cents for each cou
pon redeemed on purchases
of Top Choice and Puppy
Choice products will be do-"
nated to the mda by
Gaines..Coupons will appear :
on packages of all three real ;
beef varieties of Top Choice
? Original Style, Egg and
Cheese and Bacon and Liver.
Coupons for both products
will also be available in
newspapers nationwide.
The dog food people
have joined with a number s
of other General Foods-Cos*;
poration brands pledged to.
support the fund drive. The 1
goal for all General Food
products this year is one
million dollars.
Re-Elect
Laymon Poe Locklear
ROBESON COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION
Burnt Swamp Raft Swamp
Pembroke Union
"Let's Keep the '
Children First? ^
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ELECT
CA BROWN JR.
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My priorities are:
1. A complete new narcotics division and
personnel department in order to stop the high
rise of drugs.
2. All drugs confiscated will be destroyed so the
public can see it.
3. All illegal fire arms will be destroyed by being
cut up with a torch, can be seen.
4. There will be no more drugs and illegal guns
kept in the sheriff car trunk.
5. Sheriff vehicle will strictly be used for law
enforcement only.
6. All employees will fulfill their duties including
taking care of prisoners and visitors.
Remember all the unsolved murders and other
crimes in your neighborhood. Who will the next
victim be? Will it be you? Or one of your loved
ones?
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If elected Sheriff I promise that:
The Sheriff's Department will be comprised of lA
Indians, V.3 Whites and '/j Blacks.
That the Chief Deputy position will be filled
by a minority.
That the head of civil papers position will be filled
by a minority.
What is happening to the confiscated drugs in
Robeson County? Are they being burned? Or put
back on the street? * ~ ?**? -
SHERIFF
of
ROBESON
COUNTY
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"Your Vote And Support Will Be Greatly Appreciated.'
Paid For By Minority To Eloct C.A. Brown Jr. Sheriff
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PEMBROKE
A UPHOLSTERY
'Over 11 Yean Experience
'Complete F omit ore Rebuild
ing and Uphoblery
'Estimates Given ?
GROVER LOCKLEAR
521-4990
THOMAS & SON
General Electric Hotpoint MR)
Franchised Major Appliance Service
Refrigerators-Air Conditioners- Dishw ahers
AN Worii Guaranteed
P-7 Ranges-Wavherv Dryers
James W. Thomas, Mgr. Microwave Ovens-Ice Makers
PHONE 919-739-4724
U*i-i~J?U~u-Lru~u-ij~u*?-*??*? ?'-y ??? ?? ?? u? m m m eeemn^aaa^s
HUNT'S STUDIO
OF PHOTOGRAPHS^
-Wedding, **
PHONE 521-4176 j
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LUMBEE PRIDE
China Hutches & Cabinet
Custom-made Wood Products
Quality Furniture
JAMES LYNN
LOWRY
CALL 521-9030
LOWRY'S COUNTRY j
STORE
?Complete line of oeed 'Grocery
?Hardware
JOE LOWRY
OWNER
CALL 521-0434
WOOD'JS SIGNS
RONALD^
WOOD^SiuK
Route 1. Box 426 WJ
Pembroke. N.C. 28372
PHONE 521-2937
DEESE TAX SERVICE
Fut and Accurate Tax Service
23 Years experience
Special Price for Short Form
OPEN NIGHTLY
Federal and State SI0.00
Located at Deese Realty
404 West Central Street
Maxton, N.C. 28364
B & B OUTLET
2209 Weit 5th Street Lamberton, N.C. 28350
QUALITY CLOTHING AT REASONABLE
l!^ PRICES,
Ne*t Door to Feiecia'* Styling Salon CALL 738"5 147
jackie
strickland
Pest control
day call night
738-7176 739-6506
Tm> cling In DctrnM?
. call downriver
| travel agency
3800 Kvrt Stren
Lincoln Park Mich. 4# 146
call 383-3666
521*2026
Carolina
Indian Voice
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BIG MO'S
GOAL POST
RESTAURANT
Breakfast-.6 to 10 Dally Lunch Specials
HWY. 74
WEST OF
PEMBROKE,NC
MOORE'S
CHAIN SAW
Prospect Area
SNAPPER & YAZOO
LAWN MOWERS
We Service What we Sel
CALL 521-9942
JOHN'S GARAGE
8 Miles West of Lumberton
Off Hwy. 74
?All Foreign and Domestic
Transmissions iF*'SWS5\
'Established !96iP@F?@?
*21 Years Experience
PHONE-738-9303
THE CAROLINA
INDIAN VOICE
P.O. BOX 1075
PEMBROKE,N.C.
28372
FREDA'S QUIK STOP
*16 ot. Drink*; 39c *2 Liter Cokes, Sprite, Tab;
"10 <n. Drink; 25c $1.09
* Phillip* 66 Gaa "Pine State Ice Cream
"Milk $2.25 Gallon $1.69 per V; Gallon
*2 Loaves Bread; $1.09
UNION CHAPEL ROAD
[ LUMBEE TRADING^
POST
All types of Indian Crafts
! *Tu?PK>** For Weekly Location
: Call 422-3233 hi Rowland
"Head 'minims ?r ^a'nll>0,l(
"War Bonnets ?f,,r 4
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WIRELESS
ALARM
SYSTEMS
Ted'S Leek and Gen
Rente 2, Bos 3*9
Pembroke, N.C.
PHONE 919-521-3523
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McMILLIAN
Radiator
, SERVICE
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Hwv. 74 P.O. Boi 315
JERRY McMILLIAN
PHONE 521-3153
FILLIN STATION
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From lla.m. until 3 p.m.
?All the Pizza You Can Eat
And A Salad For S2.49
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WE OFFER THE
j SAME BUFFET