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' 1982 CALENDAR
OF EVENTS
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?Little Miss Lembee
Wednesday, June 30, 1962
7:30 p.m., PSU Perfonnisg
Acts Center, Pembroke, ,MC
Admission: $3.00.
?Lembee His Kk*
mB Ben -Wednesday, Jane
30. 1982 ? 10 p.m.. Old
Foandry Banquet Room,
Lumberton, N.C. Admission:
S2.00.
?Awards ??fMt^ThuwIiy,
July 1, 1982 - 8 p.m.,
Pembroke Joycoe Hot. Pem
broke, N.C. Admission: SIS
per Couple. *
?Mies limkii Scholarship
Pf ?t -Friday, July 2,1982
8 p.m., PSU Performing Aits
Center, Pembroke, N.C. Ad
misslon: S4.00.
BeB"~Frid*y, July 2. 1982
11- p.m., Old Foundry Ban
quet Boom, Lumberton, N.C.
Admission: S10 per Couple
(includes Breakfast).
?Lnmbee Hemeeemlng Pa
rede-Saturday, July 3, 1982
lUs-qf., Downtown Pembroke
?Field Day AethrWeo-Satur
day, July 3, 1982 ? 8 a.m.
S p.m., Pembroke Park.
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?Lumbee Hemeeemlng Be
ceptleu-Saturday, July 3,
1982-12 Noon, Old Main
building on PSU campus,
Pembroke, N.C.
eg Lauhna-Stturdir. Julf I
3. 1982-12:30 p.m., Shelf's
Seafood, Pembroke, N.C.
?Agiliiellma Awards Inpd
-Saturday, July 3, 1982 ? 4
p.m., Auxilliary Gym, PSU
campus, Pembroke, N.C. Ad
mission: $3.00.
?Lumbee Homecoming fmw
Wow-Saturday, July 3, 1982
8 p.m*., Pembroke Senior
High School Ballpark.
Donations.
?"Strike At no WMP'~
Saturday, July 3. 1982 ? 8c30
RiveirifCoUtftry CBWg*
Lakeside Amphitheatre. Ad
mission: General-$4, Prefer
red-SS.
pel Slug-Sunday, July 4,
1982 ? 2-4 p.m., Moore Hall,
PSU campus. Admission-Free
^MT. AIRY NEWsJ^
j" The pastor delivered e
taken from I Kings 19th
, chapter verses 14, the snb
I ject, "A Depressed Saint."
Elijah seemed *> thUTtfae
whole world had--caved in
oe mm, ana he wanted the
Lord to take his life. Just think
of Job, what he went through.
To me Job Is an example of
patience under trial. The
agony and misery felt by this
righteous man was almost
unbelievable. Yet he never
wavered in hia love for the
Lord. 1 know 1 am sick a lot
1 but 1 don't let it get me down,
i I keep on going. For you don't
have to look for and you wfll
find some one probably not
able to go at all. I think all
tilings ate sent by God for our
good'. Even the bitter
"mekp" of trial. 1 refer to my
(Brother Sgnford) a lot as
being like Job. It seems them
is nothing too hard for him:
read Jeremiah 32-27. Believ
ers must trust God even when
they cannot trace him.
Vacation Bible school has
really been tremendous, as of
Tuesday night we had an
enrollment of 237. Perfect
attendance awards will be
given on Friday night, our
goal is set for 250 that night.
This is Evangelistic and Pa
rents' night. We are looking
for a large crowd.
The pastor, the Young
Adult Ladies and our Quartet
and others from qur church,
attended service at Sandhills
Baptist Church at Wagram
Sunday night. Our pastor was
the speaker.
Don't forget our quarterly
singing this Sunday night at
7:00. All chofei are Invited Id
attend. I hope k wfll be as
pood ea the leak one. Mrs.
Darlene Carter (my daughter)
and ehna, returned home teat
week from Wyoming, where
they had made their home
since Christmas. 1 surely was
.mood at their return. Mr.
Harley Hunt is a patient in
Cape Fear Valley Hosp. His .1
condition remains unsatisfac
tory. Mrs. Lela Ana Jacobs is
a patient in S.E. Gen Roup.
Please remember them in
yoor prayers.
Our graduates received
Bibles as gifts from Mrs.
Mmbai Quean' at Jackson
ville Fla.Her father. John L.
Carter presented the Bibles to
the graduates on Sunday.
This is a routine she him been
doing each year for a number
of years. With each one*
name engraved on the Bible.
The moat precious gift they
could ever receive, if they
make use of it
I visited on Tuesday wit*
Mrs. Fannie Mae Herring of
Lumberton. Who recently had
a heart attack. She is a lovely
person. 1 worked with her for
seven years.
"Congratulations" to Mr.
A Mrs. Harold Tjrner far their
little son Lance, born June 13,.
1982. Yoor marriage has beefT
truly blessed...For with yoor
new son's birth...God sent an
ingel down from heaven...To
live with you on earth... A?t!
so through this tiny angel..?
He has diaon you together for
life...For now you are father
and mother...Instead of just
husband and wife...And while i
he is yours to fondle...To care I
for, teach and to love...He |
belongs to his Father to I
Heaven...For he came from C
his home up above...So ask I
Urn for guidance in molding., 9
The future of your little |
boy...For he is a "Jewen I
from his kingdom...Sent to. t
bring Heavenly joy!
Thought: all the evil in thro
world...The Blackest Kind of |
Sin...Can never hurt the I
Church of God...Unless you 9
let it in...God put the Church I
in the world...Satan tries to 8
put the world in the Church... I
Do vou follow that? 9
I CHEROKEECHAPEL I
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Church worship service con
vened Sunday moraine *t "
a.m. with the lev. Bdtoe
Lock!ear afl Floral College,
Maxton, bringing the mess
age.
Pnor to LocUe?r> message
special musk wan rendered
by the Adult Cho*. '
At the dose of die message,
Rev. Julian. Ransom, the
pastor, announced the num
ber of the dosing song, asking
Henry Bryant to give the
closing prayer as he and Rev.
LocMcar matched down to the
vestibule to greet members'
and visitors.
FAMILY REUNION .
The late Rev. Tommy
Chavk family held its annnsl
family reunion Sunday shortly
after worship service of the
various churches at the "Lake
Side Seafood" Restaurant,
two miles north of Red
Springs on Highway 211.
style witt various meats
etc.
The invocation was given
by Rev. Julian Ransom, pea
tor of Cherokee Chspel Meth
odist Church.
Those attending of the
family and family connections
were the following: the dau
ghters: Mrs. Agnes C. Lowiy
and family of Raefbrd, NC;
Mrs. Eva C* Locklear and
family of Maxton; Mrs. Essie
C. Lockiear and tamily of
Maxton; Mrs. Joyce C. Dial
and family of Red Springs;
Mrs. Betty C. Locklear and
family and the late Mrs.
Mary Alice Chavis family of
Maxton; the two surviving
sons-Sgt. Major Leslie Chavis
and family of Pembroke;
Tommie Chavis. Jr. and fam
ily of Red Springs and the late
Godwin Chavis and family of
Maxton; and die widow of
the late Rev. Chavis, Dr. Jen
sfe B. Chavis of Pembroke;
two sisters, Mrs. Ruthie C.
Locielar of ltd firing.; Mr.
Flora Bollard and daughter.
Eunice of Bod Springs.
and Mr. JoBda Ranaom of
Pembroke and daegbter, Vic
ky, Bar. David Host, pastor
Bed Springs, Mr. and Mrs
Ernest Chavis ot WskaBa,
Mr. and Mrs. Clarence Dial at
Bed Springs, Mr. aad Mrs.
WifwO Jacobs Jr of
ber Bridge, Mrs. Annie
McNefl of Bed Springs aad
PhiBtp Smith at Bed Springs.
Everyone enjoyed an ex
cellent fellowship as well as
die delicious food and csped- ^
ally the reminiscing together.
County
Recreation
Tennis !
Pembroke High School,
Mondays-June 14-26; Sow- .
land Ball Park, Tuesdays- r*
June 15-July 27; Pembroke
High School, Wednesdays,
June 16-July 28. Children
classes (7-14 years old) mor
nings at 8:30-10 a.m. Fee S5. :
Adult classes evenings at 7:30
- 8:30 p.m. Fee S10. Instructor
will be Mike Hutton. *
Mmgoes an avoUoMe
Mtxtowbw tb# g
u id?1 far growing 'thi.
hMdow tropical treat!
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Integrity And Experience J
GARY L.
LOCKLEAR
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Begins
Program Chairman Ken John
son presented color slides of a
trip to Europe. The
tour included the Nether
lands, Germany, Switzerland,
France, and England. High
Hghta of the trip were the
Rhine river boat trip, the
flower gardens of Versailles,
the island of Bodense, the
Keukenbaf Gardens, the cath
edrals at Cologne, Notre
Game, Canterbury, Westmin
ster Abbey, and St. Pauls
Cathedral; and the trip to the
top of Ml. Staneerhora In the
Alps.
Theodore Maynor wU have
charge of the Program neat
week on die work of the
Pembroke Seeoee Squad
John L Carter presided at
the meeting. Jim Paul gave
the invocation, Laakford God
win led the singing accompan
. led by ha Patelowiy, pianist
j Re-Beet J
! HERMAN DIAL TO THE
\ ROBESON COUNTY BOARD
OF COMMISSIONERS I
The People's Advocate to the 9
Robeson County Board of Commissioners !
Pembroke ? Smiths *Maxton District |
Ifc* m
A Progressive I
Candidate Working for |
And with Us. J
?A man who gets things j
done. "I
?Successful experience
in government, busi
ness and civic affairs.
?Committed to people I
and dedicated to the f
continued growth of ed- j
ucation, industry and J
employment opportuni- I
ties in Robeson County I
for all citizens. I
?His record speaks for I
itself. It is not a facade |
or a false front. I
Let's Keep Proven
Leadership and Good
Government in
Robeson County
Vote for action not
promises on June 29.
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Paid for by Supporters of Merman Dial J J
Jaycees'
K Meet the
Candidates
, Night
The Pembroke Jaycees
wfl sponsor s "Meet The
Ca^dstes Night." Wednes
day. Jane 16. at ? p.m. The
phbde is urged to attend. The
event wfll be held at the
Pembroke Jaycee dob Hon*
ae. Bach candidate iriR be
given time to eddwaa die
audience. Any questions yon
may have should he directed
TO Reoford Scott. Chairman
at 521-3411 or 5214104.
R?-fhct
Laymon Poe Locklear
ROBESON COUNTY
BOARD OF EDUCATION I
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Bwirt Swamp RoH Swornp
Nmknk* Union
"Let's Keep the if
Children First" '
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