Shown above la the kindergarten dees
es at S?bilh Ailpilf School daring
Fin rienwllan Weak. Valaiili iia from
Rowland Fire Department cane oat to
talk to the groop on On prevention upon
Invitation bom Mn. Jane O. Chavta and
Mrs. Janell 'Oxendlae's class, ine
children enjoyed the demonstration and
sincerely thank the men for giving their
time for such a vital cause.
MRS. ETHEL MAE CANADY
Funeral services for Mrs.
Ethel Mae Canady, age 74, of
Pembroke, were held at 3
p.m. Saturday at Biggs Fune
ral Chapel in Lumberton.
Officiating ministers were
Rev. Grady Hunt and Rev.
Mike Cummings. Burial
followed in Lumbee Memorial
Gardens.
Survivors include one son,
Mr. Howard Canady of Pem
broke; two daughters- Mrs.
Emma Montano of Pembroke
and Mrs. Faye Hammonds of
Lumberton; one sister- Mrs.
Eva Jane Locklear of Pembro
ke; 22 grandchildren; 17
great- grandchildren.
Pallbearers were Mr. Allen
Benson, Mr. Andy Ham
monds, Mr. Woody Canady,
Mr. Kenneth Canady, Mr.
Keith Canady and Mr. Chuck
Canady. ?
In Wales it was thought that
rubbing your palm with an
oak leaf would keep
you healthy for a year.
Beat a little water into
eggs when making an om
elet, instead of milk or
cream, for a more tender
result.
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Social
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partment of Social Services is
sponsoring a Gospel Sing on
Nov. 6 at 7 p.m. The singing
will be held at Union Chapel
Community Church. Route 1,
Pembroke.
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Pembroke Kiwanis Club
met Tuesday evening at the
Town and Country Restaurant
with Club President Lankford
Godwin presiding.
Program Chairman Alvin
Ray Lowery presented
McKinley Jones, General Su
pervisor of Rural Housing as
the speaker of the evening.
1 ne main purpose of the
program is to help people to ;
help themselves in building
their own houses. The pro
gram has been in existence
since 1975 and to date some
90 homes have been built for
low income families. The
program is under the direc
tion of the U.S. Department of
Labor. Technical assistance
and planning assistance are
given to qualified farm peo
ple.
New Kiwanis member,
Jimmy Ray Hunt, was pre
sented and welcomed into the
club.
The invocation was given
by Albert Hunt and Lankford
Godwin was the song leader J
^whh Ira Pate Lowry as pianist.
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Celebrates 65th
Birthday
Mm. Stella G. Oxen dine of
Locklear Court, Pembroke,
celebrated her 65th birthday
at her apartment on Friday,
Oct- 29. The event wee boated
by her children and Menda. A
dinner and homemade Ice
cream and cake were aerved.
Approximately 20 gueata were
In attendance.
Also, a surprise birthday
party was given the honoree
in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. Mail die Summervllle of
Charlotte: and Mrs. Mary
Bare, also a daughter who
Uvea in Salisbury. She receiv
ed many nice gifts at both
places. [W.P. Revels Photo]
PJH to observe
Career Awareness Day
Friday morning, Nov. 19,
has been proclaimed as Ca
reer Awareness Day at Pem
broke Junior High, to familia
rize the students with the
various career opportunities
available in Robeson and
surrounding counties. Throu
ghout the morning the eighth
and ninth graders will be able
to hear presentations and to
view many interesting exhib
its displayed by approximate
ly 40 participants. Partici
pants include recruiters from
the branches of Armed For
ces, computer processing
from PSU, Wildlife Resource
Commission, local dental
assistant, veterinarian, rep
resentatives from LRDA and
members of the press, LOF
Glass, Robeson Technical
College, N.C. Dept. of Com
merce, and many others.
Refreshments will be on
sale and door prizes donated
by local merchants, and local
textiles will be given away.
The career awareness day was
kicked off two weeks ago to
enable the students to guess
the amount of the contents in
jncATonnooononoortn^
(he jar for a prize and the
contents of the jar.
The administration, the
Chapter I and Vocational
teachers wish to extend to
High student and any inte
rested persons in the county,,
rested persons in the county,
a cordial invitation to attend
the Career Awareness Day on
November 19 from 9 a.m.
until 11:30 a.m.
In ancient Egypt, nail color
indicated a woman's social
rank. Only the palest shades
were permitted lower class
women, and woe was the
woman who painted her
talons brighter than the
Queen's.
"The two greatest stimulants
in the world are youth and
debt." Benjamin Disraeli
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for your vote |
and Expression I
of Support.
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NEW BRIDE ELECT HONORED i
Miss Linda Casque of Si.
Pauls was given a shower at
Magnolia High School Oct.
23. She is the bride-elect of
Vinton Lowry of St. Pauls.
The event was hosted by Mrs.
Perlean Revels of St. Panls,
Mrs. Regina Bell and Mrs.
Pam Bramble of Charlotte.
A pink linen cloth overlaid
with lace, covered the table
and the center piece was pink
SisSfei > .
and white carnations with
baby's breath flanked by
sliver candle holders with
pink tape.
Mrs. Regina Bell ponred
the punch from a sliver punch
bowl. The bride-elect was
presented a corsage of pink
and white carnations. Special
guests were the bride's moth
er, Mis. Albert Davis, Mrs.
the groom, im the groom *
grandmother, Mm. Maudle
Revel*, all of St. Paal*.
Approximately 75 gae*ta
were in attendance. The bride
elect received many nice gift*.
Shown left to right are
Mrs. Blllie J. Lowry, Ml**
Linda Gaaqne and Mr*. Al
bert Davis.
The wedding wBI be at Ten
Mile Baptist Church Nov. 14,
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basque, bride-elect, Mrs.
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