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Indian Heritage Week in North Carolina
Major Activities Sep*- 19-25.1982
Sept. 18 "Day In The Park"
11 a.m. ? 8 pjn.
Varied activities and demon itratiom by Indian
artists, mini-powwow, fish fry, concert by Indian
performers Floyd Westerman and Willie Lowry
Metrolina Native American Association
Marshall Park, Charlotte, N.C.
Sept. 19-2S Indian Heritage Week Exhibit
8 a.m. -5 p.m. Mon.-Sat., 1 -5 p.m. Sunday
- State Capitol
Raleigh, N.C. I
Sept. 20-24 Governors' Interstate Indian Council 33rd Annual
Conference
Conference participants will make bus tour of
North Carolina Indian communities in Pembroke,
Fayetteville, Charlotte, Cherokee and Greensboro
Sept. 20-26 Institute of American Indian Art Exhibit
Old Main, Pembroke State University
Pembroke, N.C.
Indian Art Exhibit
WSOC-TV Lobby/Gallery
Charlotte, N.C.
Sept. 21 Hamilton McMillan Memorial Service
11 a.m.
Old Main, Pembroke State University
Pembroke, N.C.
Sept. 22 Open House (All Day)
Lumbee Regional Development Association
Pembroke, N.C.
Sept. 22 Indian "Fest Day" (Evening Hours)
Indian dancing, varied Indian crafts and arts
displays and activities
Waccamaw-Siouan Development Association
Bolton, N.C.
Sept. 23 North Carolina Indian Senior Citizens' Day
Performing Arts Center
Pembroke State University
Pembroke, N.C.
Open House (All Day)
Coharie Intra-Tribal Council, Inc.
Clinton, N.C.
Sept. 24 MMhwn (Evening Houn)
Haliwi-Saponi Tribe, Inc.
Old Hakwa School
Hollister, N.C.
^ Guilford Native American Association .
Uwharrie Boy Scout Camp
Jamestown, N.C.
Sept. 25 Opening of National Con great of American
Indfauu (NCAI) Art Exhibit
Charlotte Observer Art Gallery
Charlottb, N.C.
Oct. 1-2 Statewide American Indian Cultural Festival
Indian dance competitions and arts and crafts
displays
Cumberland County Association for Indian People
Cumberland County Memorial Auditorium
, ( Fayetteville, N.C.
Oct. 5-9 Cherokee Indian Fall Festival
Cherokee,N.C.
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MT. AIRY NEWS
by VleW Ledd*
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The Young Adult Ladies
rendered special music Sun
day morning and on Sunday
night. They participated in
the singing at Union Chapel
Community Church with
Monroe Chavis accompanying
them on the piano.
It certainly was a thrill to
have back in church Mrs.
Lai lure Locklear and Brother
Clarence Griffith. Among
some of the visitors were Mr.
and Mrs. Johnnie Lockelar of
Eutica, Mich., Mr. and Mrs.
Randy Kazymark of Warren,
Mich., Mrs. Mary Owens and
son, Miss Ann McGirt, Miss
Susie Ann Woodell, Mrs.
Connie Jones, and many
more. Please come back again
soon.
The word in the Ordinance
of the Lord's supper was
helpful. Read 1 'Corinthians
11:23-24 and you will find for
what purpose the Lord's sup
per was instituted. Also in vs.
25 what is signified by the
wine. Verse 26 what doth the
bread and wine commemo
rate?
| A new study course on tne
fTLife <rf Christ" wUl begin at
f 6:00 each Sunday evening
r taught by Bro. Harold Faye
) Locklear. He taught missions
) study course and
!I really enjoyed hearing him.
Faye'has a lot of inspiratioi i
v behind him. I believe he doe: j
' a lot of studyng.
r Mt. Airy ts fortunate to j
) have a lot more young men \
t like him. .When the pastor {
\ needs them for anything. (
[ They are ready. What ever ^
r the task. ^
) To my surprise on Sunday :
tour pastor presented me the '
\nice plaque which our ,
[ church received from "Strike 4
r at the Wind" on church night I
) for coming in second with the |
1 highest total present on j
S Church Night August 20. It is ^
C something I will always cher
r ish. Thanks to everyone from
four church who attended. I 1
j know Bruce Barton really 1
S admires all for helping him to i
|[ reach his goal. ,
' The Union will be held this ,
) Saturday at Mt. Moriah
I Church.
t The pastor wants you to
keep this in mind. We have '
' reserved September 13th, 1
) Monday night, at Sheff's i
) Seafood Restaurant, to gather ,
| at the banquet table to show (
. our love and appreciation to
' our Sunday School teachers.
' Everyone in the Sunday Scho
) ol classes is invited to attend. 1
II am looking forward to it. 1 1
. have great respect for theii i
demonstration of love anc (
' concern.
I Miss Trudie Locklear re.?
I ceived treatment on Monday
.morning at Southeastern \
.General Hospital's Emergen- <
cy Room. ;
' Mrs. Odessa Lockleir re- '
) turned JMt. from Sou S~ast- '
jern General Hospital on \
.Tuesday. Her condition isi*
| better. J
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I Softball wh d?vt?op#d in <
1887 in Chicago and wm ?
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"Art ?* man addad to nattira.' ?
Francis Bacor. ?
( "Olatmg I? a tyttam of ?
> flooring yinalt to daath J
|0 that yon can l*? a litda ?
| ?" Jan Murray ]
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Mr. Harvey Hunt is a
patient in Cape Fear Valley
Hospital in die Intensive Care
Unit. His condition is serious.
Mr. Stant Lockelar is a
patient in Southeastern Gen
eral Hospital. He is also in the
Intensive Care Unit.
Mrs. Cora M. Jones is a
patient in Southeastern Gen
eral Hospital. Her condition is
serious.
These are just a few of our
sick loved ones. Wheh you
pray for them, remember
their families also.
I, too, am sick much of the
time. But I thank God for the
continuation of being able to
go as much as 1 do and visit
others.
HOW TO BE HAPPY j
Has life lost its meaning
for you? Are you bored? Do
you feel useless? Dissatisfied
Depressed? Then look around
for someone in need of
encouragement and help (you
won't have to look far). Do
what you can for them. Visit
the sick. Confort the sorrow
ing. Encourage the down
hearted. As you minister to
the neegs of others, you'll be
helping yburself too. You can
enjoy life in this world. And
one of its joys is what you look
forward to in heaven. Be
happy!
First Lumbee
Certified
Public Accountant
Mrs. ShieU Aim Ritchie of
Flushing, Michigan has be
come the first Lumbee certifi
ed /*ubl?c Accountant. Mrs.
Ritchie is the daughter of
Kynis and Madis Maynor of
Livonia, Michigan, formerly
of Pembroke. Her grand
parents are Jessie and Mary
Lee Locklear of Pembroke and
paternal grand-parents are
Mrs. Mary F. Maynor of Rt. 3
Lumberton and the late Rev.
C.H. Maynor.
Mrs. Ritchie received a
Bachelor of Business Admin
istration degree in Accounting
from the University of Michi
gan, in Flint, graduating in
December of 1979. She grad
uated with high honors after
completing her studies with a
3.8 average.
"Slowiy but surely humanity
realizes the dreams of the
wise." Anatole France
Upon graduation, Mrs. Rit
chie accepted a position with
Dupuis and Ryden, P.C., the
largest certified public ac
counting firm in Flint, Michi
gan. She received her certifi
cate on February 24, 1962
following completion of two
years work experience and
passing all four parts of the
C.P.A. exam. She is currently
a senior accountant in the
accounting services depart
ment of Dupuis and Ryden.
Mrs. Ritchie is married and
has two children. She is a
member of First Baptist
Church of Flushing where she
sings in the choir and is an
AWANA director. Mrs. Ritch
ie is also a Girl Scout leader.
She plans to continue her
education by persuing a Mas
ter's degree in accounting and
computer science.
"Unsung, the noblest dead
wilhdie." Pindar*
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The Center also has a program for the low kacome who
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