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50 Years of Wedded Miss Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strickland Mr. and Mrs. Earl Strick land recently celebrated their Fiftieth Wedding Anniversary in the Fellowship Hall of New Bethel United Methodist Church. Mr. and Mrs. Strick land were married October 14. 1934 in Dillon. South Carolina. The Anniversary was host ed by Mr. and Mrs. Strick land's daughters-in-law, Jos ephine S. Locklear and Jane Ellen S. Oxendine. Also, other hostesses were nieces of Mr. and Mrs. Strickland. Mrs. Bonita Freeman, Mrs. Jeanette Freeman. Mrs. Rose Marie Freeman, Mrs. Patricia Freeman. Mrs. Shirley Dial and Miss Barbara Anne Hunt. Mr. and Mrs. Strickland received various lovely and practical gifts. From the grandchildren, Mrs. Strick land received a diamond cluster engagement ring and Mr. Strickland received a gold watch. Tributes were paid to the couple bv the Revs. Dwight Freeman. Anthony D. Hunt, Bobby Mitchell, nephews of the couple: the Rev. James Woods, Bishop of the Metho dist Conference and former pastor of the couple; Rev: Elton B. Hunt, close personal friend; and their church pas tor. Rev. Alonzo Oxendine. Tributes were also pre sented by the couple's grand daughters, Denna Jo Anne. Melanie Nicole, Millicent Ce leste, Angela Dale. Nikia. and Candace Strickland. The guests of about one hundred in attendance were welcomed frorr. 3:30 to 6:30 p.m. in the fellowship hall of the church for a buffet meal prepared in addition to the hostesses by other family members and friends. Photos were by Mr. Kenneth Free man. nephew of the couple. ? ? ? * Virginia, Beach, Va. Setting Westwood Hill Baptist Church in Virginia Beach. Va. was the setting for the Saturday, October 13, 1984 wedding of Sarah Ruth Stoll and Dwayne Anthony Olbris. The Rev. Larry Shoaf of Virginia Beach officiated. The bride is the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Andrew Carl Stoll. Jr. of 1505 Hopkins Dr., Elizabeth City, N.C. The bride graduated from Northeastern High School in 1978 and graduated from North Carolina State University in 1982. She is employed by the M & T Company as a Jr. Logistics Technician. The groom is the son of Mr. and Mr^{ jJoseph Anthony Olbris of 716 Rochelle Arch, h Virginia Beach, VA. He is the s grandson of the late Mr. and G Mrs. Willie Lowery of Lum- * berton, N.C. Mr. Olbris is a A graduate of Norfolk Christian ? High School in 1978 and is R presently employed at United A Parcel Postage Service of s Virginia Beach, Va. S The bride's go^n was deep L satin and chantilty lace. The H wedding gown was her mo- R ther's. ai The maia of honor was the R bride's sister. Elizabeth Es- b: ther Stoll, of Elizabeth City, N.C. She wore a long gown of p daphne rose. C Bridesmaids were Cathy V Cooper of Virginia Beach, Va., Tammy Taylor of Bur lington, N.C., Debbie Bran ning of Norfolk, Va., Joan Redding of Cincinatti, OH and Cheryl Williams of Elizabeth "ity, N.C. They wore wine colored gowns similar to that of the maid of honor. The best man was Golber Hardin, cousin of the groom, from Lumberton, N.C. The ushers were Joe mark Bran ning of Norfolk. Va., Jonathan Stoll of Elizabeth City, N.C., Leigh Goodwin of Norfolk. Va., Mike Sharpe of Norfolk. Va.. Franklin Algood of Nor folk, Va. The groom wore a black tails and white tie. The best man and the ushers wore the same. The flower girls were Mary Margret Cooper of Virginia Beach. Va. and Wendy Anne Lowery, the cousin of the groom, of Lumberton. N.C. The 'ringbearer was Nick Delaplane of Virginia Beach, Va., a close friend of the groom. The groom's parents hosted the rehearsal dinner which was held on October 10. 1984 at the church social hall. The wedding receptibn was held at the church social hall and hosted by the bride's parents. The flowers for the wedding were all made by Bobby Bell, cousin of the groom, of Pembroke. N.C. Out of town guests were from Lumberton. N.C. Pem broke. N.C.. Asheville. N.C.. Elizabeth City. N.C., Rich mond. Va.. Fairfax. Va.. Charleston, S.C., Champhill. PA. Burlington. N.C., Cin cinatti, OH. Winston Salem. N.C After the honeymoon, spent in the mountains of Virginia and North Carolina, the couple will reside in Chesapeake, VA. EFLECTIONS... by AlU Nye Oxendlne Well, the election is finally over! No more "mud-sling ing"-or worrying whether our favorite candidates are going to win. As it turned out, "my" man made it back to the Senate. But I stayed up for hours waiting for the results. Now I feel like just sitting back and taking it easy. But I know it's not fair to electour officials, then leave them to tackle all those difficult jobs without giving them any support. For Christian s-the first thing we can do is to pray for our leaders-from the town officials to the President of this "nation. Those who are newly-elected or re- elected. And those who are finishing out their present terms. Also-let's not forget to pray for Walter Mondale. Geral dine Ferrarro, and all the other candidates who "put up a good fight" but lost. Sarah Kuth and Dwayne Anthonv Olbris P79?1 3K?-!k QUAKER STATE Ragularty 1.03.1 P K/Vfli ? Regular 30 or F j ^BB^ HD 30 motor I | oil. Limit 5. Ml m $1 ? PK. 6 ROLL DELTA Regularly 1.19. 400 one ply sheets per roll. Limit 2 packs. I*"** Vw I m ? ft* I 30 *15 OUNCE R ? SHIELD Regularly 39* Bar. Extra pro tection deodorant bar soap. Limit 3 bars. na.fi I p 4*?elastic leg BAG DIAPERS Reoularly 5.99. 36 medium or 24 Targe disposable diapers. DIAPER BAQ 4.99 799 M EACH ? PIECE COORDINATING JOG TOPS & PANTS Men's quality fleece jog tops and pants in fashion colors and styles. Sizes S,M,L,XL. A 099 EACH PIECE LADIES' FALL SEPARATES Values To 11.99. Twill or cor duroy pants. Sizes 6 to 16. Sweaters and fleece tops. Sizes S.M.L. XL/ ^ ^ SPECTACULAR ? SOCK SALE! Valuat To 1.38. Nylon crews, over the calf, sport & anklet styles for the family. /COMPAR^ ' At 9.97 PAIR CASUAL SHOES i FOR THE FAMILY I Styles include ladies' and f girls' canvas oxtords or men's and boys' basket ball shoes. Assorted colors Prices Good At All Family Poller Stores Through This Weekend. Quantities Limited On Some Merchandise. No Sales To Dealers. 9-9 Mon.Sal I-6S?d?> Union Chapel Rd. Pembroke, N.C. NEWS FROM AROUNDPEMBROKE by Mrs. Bazie Hardin Mrs. Stella H. Allen was o no red Tuesday night with a urprise party for her birthday October 30th held at her home nd given by relatives, .mong those who attended ?ere the honoree's husband, :ev. C.C. Allen, Sr., Ms. ilma Garrity, Ms. Eula Mae anders, Mrs. Henry Ford mith and daughter, Miss eslie Smith, Mrs. Hilda Faye lunt and son Ronnie, and ' . ev. and Mrs. C.C. Allen Jr. nd family of Hope Mills, efreshments consisted of irthday cake and ice cream. Rev. Willard Oxendine is a atient at the Rehabilitation enter of the Cape Fear alley Hospital of Fayette ville. Among those visiting Rev. Oxendine other than his wife, were s brother . and sister in law, Mr. and Mrs. Vernon Oxendine. The annual homecoming was held Sunday at the North Side Church of God of Fair mont. A song service was held in the afternoon wiht several groups participating. Among those attending from the Pembroke area were Mrs. Shirley Smith and daughters, Miss Leslie Smith and Mrs. Tony Jones and children, Kimberly Renee and Kindrick Ford. The guest speaker was the Rev. Larry Hunt. The pastor is the Rev. Leon Young. Also attending this ( i CHEROKEE CHAPEL CHURCH NEWS oy ran. Joule a. Uiavis Publicity Chairman Last Sunday Cherokee Chapel Methodist Church, Wakulla held its last worship service for the 1984 conferen ce year. Pray and praise service began at 11 a.m. conducted by Jennings Bullard, followed by the administering of "Love Feast" to the congregation by he Stewarts: Carl and Gyde Zhavis, Jennings Bullard, Kernes Locklear, Crawley Locklear and Clayton Lock lear. Scripture reading followed by the pastor, Rev. Julian Ransom, reading from Joshua 1:1-5. Special music was rendered by the church adult choir, using the selection "When I Get Home." Rev. Ransom brought his Farewell message of the 1984 conference year in the pre sence of a large audience, using for his subject "Move Jut of the Wilderness." Rev. Ransom reminded the tudience in the beginning :hat God gave Joshua a great command to move out of the wilderness and go into the , land of Canaan. Rev. Ransom also empha sized four wildernesses that will crush the hearts of men < and women spiritually: 1. Coveting; 2. Worldliness; 3. Pride; 4. Neglecting of Gift and Talent. Rev. Ransom ended his message with a closing prayer announced the closing song, "I'll Live in Glory" with Jennings Bullard giving the dismissal prayer. Among the visitors were Mrs. Myrtle Locklear of the Prospect community and Mrs. Stedman Edwards of Fayette ville, NC. ANNOUNCEMENTS The Lumber River Meth odist Annual Conference will convene Friday, Nov. 9-11 at 'Hopewell Methodist Church, Rowland, N.C. Rev. Ransom thanked the people of Cherokee Chapel Methodist Church for the cooperation given to him during the past conference year and the kindness shown to his family. "A wonderful year," said Rev. Ransom. event was Mrs. Julia Strick land, Miss Wanda Bray boy, Ms. Bertha Locklear and Ms. Clara. a ? Mrs. Eunice uemery retur ned home Friday from South eastern General Hospital where she was hospitalized for several days with a part of the time spent in the Intensive Care Unit. Mrs. Demery is still under the care of her doctor and needs a lot of rest. The Visitation Committee af the Mount Olive Pentecos tal Holiness Church, compos ed cf Mrs. Buster Burke and Mrs. Leonard Chavis, visited Iuesday in the homes of several sick shut ins. Also /isiting the sick with the :ommittee was Mrs. Iola Lowry. For the men of the Mount Olive Pentecostal Holiness Church: don't forget to make plans to meet at the fellow ship hall of the church Satur day, November 10 at 8 a.m. for breakfast and then to do an old fashioned clean up of the church and the lawn in getting ready for the annual homecoming to be held Sun day, Nov. 11. The Rev. J. Danner Lee of Falcon will be the guest speaker in addition to local singing groups who are invited to attend. Special singers will be the Good News Singers of Greensboro. The pastor is the Rev. Johnie Pollard. Among those from the Pembroke community who attended the funeral services of Mr.. Dewey Ozendine held Sunday at the Oak Grove Holiness Church were Mrs. Molly Locklear, Mrs. Nola Deese, Mr. William X Ozendine and Mr. Bazie Hardin Sr. Dinner guests Sunday in the home of Mrs. Vanity Jones were Mr. and Mrs. Ronnie Locklear and Mrs. Judy Lowry. BIRTHDAY PROVERBS FOR THURSDAY, NOVEMBER 8 Philllpplans 2:14 "Do all things without murmuring and disputing." 99.9999% ACCURATE* arn^mr V"* - _L \ ?$?? HMseee. m^mo BUT ISN'T THAT WHAT YOU WOULD EXPECT? FOR CENTURIES THE BEST WATCHES HAVE BEEN SWISS. DAVOS'"w SWISS QUARTZ WATCHES ARE AVAILABLE IN THE U.S.. CANADA AND AUSTRALIA EXCLUSIVELY THROUGH YOUR I JO JEWELER. THAT'S US. WITH A MEMBERSHIP OF ALMOST 1000 JEWELERS.?" IS THE LARGEST BUYING GROUP OF ITS KIND IN THE WORLD. VISIT US. 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Other guests were his mother. Mrs. Polly Edwards Oxendine and his other sisters and families of Maxton and Red Springs. en PEMBROKE, N.C. OSCAR MAYER BEEF OR MEAT ' C-fl 29 SLICED BOLOGNA wz. 1 OSCAR MAYER t* g? COOKED HAM W)Z. 1 OSCAR MAYER ALL VARIETIES 19 SLICED VARIET PACKS 12-oz. L ALL VARIETIES tf SLICED BOLOGNA 12-oz.1" ALL VARIETIES t-fl 99 WEINERS OR FRANKS i LB *1"
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