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Poqe 10, The Corolino Indian Voice ''O'O r \ I ^ I USE THE CAROLINA INDIAN VOICE 521-2626 Classified Ads Rate $1.50 first 25 words 5 cents each additional word HELP WANTED A beautician is needed to work in That Curl Beauty Salon. Part time or full time opportunity available. Call 521 9527. LEGAL NOTICE HELP WANTED Baby sitter is needed to come into the home and baby sit only. Would prefer she have her own transportation. Need a sitter for a 15-month old baby from 8:30 until 5:30. A four year old is in school until 12:00 noon. Sitter is needed Monday through Fri day. Contact Mrs. Delora Cummings at 521-9639 in the daytime; or 521-9831 at night. Begi&opooooooo FOR SALE AUTOMOBILES 1966 Mustang V8, Automatic with air, low mileage. Carries warranty. $50 down, $49 a month. 1972 Cutlass Olds- 2 door, loaded. $250.00 down. $57.00 a month. 1969 Volkswagon. Extra clean. $100 down, $57.00 a month. 1972 Plymouth Barracuda- low mileage. $300.00 down, $57.00 a month. DOBBS MOTOR COMPANY 2516 W. 5th St. Lnmberton, N.C. Phone 739-5464 Earl Collins, Manager A SINCERE THANKS We would like to thank the many friends and neigh bors who took a part in fighting the fire that threaten ed our home and livestock. It just goes to show that there are a lot of good people living around. Our deepest appreci ation. Rev. James Dial and family JOB OPENING (1) Project Director for Right to Read-Reading Academy Program Duties: Will be responsible for overall supervision, monitor ing, and evaluation of all project activities; establish a working relationship with local, state, and federal agen cies which can aid the opera tion of the project and serve as liaison officer with U.S. Office of Education. Qualifications: Must be a college graduate with prefer ence given to those with degrees in education or related areas: some administrative experience necessary. Applicants may apply in per son at Lumbee Regional De velopment Association 8:30 a.m,-5:00 p.m. Monday - Friday. Deadline for appli cations is September 30, 1976. Interviews by appointment only. TURN ONS / L 1 HOW WILL YOU JUST TRYING GET EXEROSE TO STAY DURING YOUR OUT OF RETIREMENT •? THE WAY.' Notional Business Women's Week October 17-23 North Carolina Robeson Connty Essie Mae Oxendlne Hall Plaintiff vs Ralph G. Hall, Jr. Defendant TO: Ralph G. Hall, Jr. TAKE NOTICE that a plea ding seeking relief against you has been filed in the above entitled action in the Office of the Clerk of Superior Court of Robeson County. The nature of the relief sought is as follows: To secure an absolute divor ce from you on the grounds of one year’s separation. You are required to make defense to such pleading not later than November 1, 1976. and upon your failure to do so, that the party seeking relief against you will apply to the Court for the relief sought.’ This the 7th day of Septem ber. 1976. HENRY W. OXENDINE Attorney at Law P. 0. Box 1135 Pembroke, NC 28372 Phones [919] 521-2511 To be pabllshed: Sept. 9, 16, 23, 1976. HELP WANTED Agents-Stores- Earn big money with fast selling natural hair growth- end razor bump cream- end dandruff shampoo- and water proof pressing cream. (High commission). Send $2.00 handling fee for free set up with all products. Natures Products, P. O. Box 14139, Phila.. Pa. 19138. JOB OPENING Receptionist to handle front desk. Part-time secretarial du ties. Must have pleasing tele phone voice and be able to meet the public. Requires typing ability and experience with office machines. Business school training or equivalent in experience. Apply: Four-Couii ty Community Services. Inc., P.O. Box 988, Laurinburg, N.C. 276-7011. AN EQUAL OPPORTUNITY EMPLOYER. Warriors Ready for Foirmonr After a week off. the Pembroke Senior High Warrior Footballers return to action with a game against the Fairmont Tornadoes at home. The Warriors are unbeaten after squeaWng by Rowland 6-0 and Orrum 32-0. Prior to the game, the athletic department is sponsoring a fish fry and barbequefrom 4:30 p.m. until 7:30 p.m. Said Athletic Director Ned Sampson, •'We hope everyone will come out and eat with us and stay for some exciting football action. The charges of Coach Winfree are unbeaten and are excited about the rest of the season. We hope everyone will come out and cheer them The Warriors are expected to receive their biggest test of the young season against the always tough Fairmont team Friday night. Thursdoy, September 23. 1976 Auto DIAL INSURANC^^i AGENCY *Fire *Life HomeowberS| All kinds of insurance FINANCING IS AVAILABLE 3rd Street Pembroke, N.C. [Across fimn Pembroke FCX], Editor's Quote Book Ambition is but the evil shadow oj aspiTation. George Mac Donald Members of the Pembroke Business and Professional Womens Clob look on as Mayor Reggie Strickland pro claims the week of October 17-23 National Business Wo men’s Week. Shown left Is Mrs. Tessle Hunt, Mayor Strickland [center] and Mrs. Dorothy Bine. [Bruce Barton photo] Shish Kebab Ancient Norsemen described the meat they cooked on a stick as '‘steik”—today we call it Shish kebab. HOMECOMING AT- PINEY GROVE " BAPTIST CHURCH Every third Sunday in Sept., the Piney Grove Baptist Chur ch celebrates her annual home coming. More than 500 persons turned out Sunday for dinner on the grounds, special ser vices and singing. Rev. Roy Maynor, pastor, is celebrating his 42nd year as pastor of Piney Grove Baptist Church located in the Gaddys Community. Brother J. W. Hunt, recent ly elected as the commissioner frpm the Rowland Commis- sioaer District, is Sunday School Superintendent. Norionol Advisory Council on Indian Educorion nneers in Raleigh —By Drenna J. Oxendine— , Woodell Family Reunion Pictiired aoove ace vod muu- dell and daoghter, Myrtle Woodell Oxendine, and Von’s niece Nancy Belle Chavis who is holding the dress belon^g to the late Nancy Woodell. She wore the dress in 1920, the year she passed away. It Is 56 years old. Shown left to right are the four living Woodell children from a family of 14. They are; Sam, Von, Braddy and Liss. JACK’S FURNITURE AND APPLIANCE COMPANY 305 West Third Street Pembroke, NC k********!(Across from FCX)'!'**********- “It’s easy to pay .Jack’s v\ay'’ Pictured above Is Von Woodell who is 89 years of age. He Is oldest living son of Nancy and Amos WoodeU. His brother Lnther Woodell died last year at the age of 90. by Myrtle Woodell Oxendine The first annual family reunion of the late Amos and Nancy Woodell met on Satur day, September 4, 1976 at the Burnt Swamp Multipurpose Building in the Union Chapel Area. Dinner was served cafe teria .style. The table was blessed and thanks said to everyone for coming, Eating began at 2 o'clock. After the bountiful meal there was a wonderful sight to be seen in the building and on the lawn- everyone was shaking hands and hugging each other- having a wonderful time of fellowship. This was the first of a series of reunions to be held each year in the fall. This was the first, but not the last. We plan a yearly reunion of the Woodells every fall to keep in touch with our past and future generations. We are hoping the next one will be bigger and better. The National Advisory Coun cil on Indian Education (NAC IE) held its Full Council meeting on September 17-19, 1976 at the Royal Villa Motor Inn in Raleigh, North Caroli na. All interested tribes, Indi an Organizations. National, State, and local agencies, and interested individuals were invited to attend this meeting. NACIE consists of 2 staff and 15 Council members, which are as follows; (1) Lincoln C. White, Executive Director; (2) Stuart A. Tonemah, Asst. Executive Director; (3) Theo dore George (Clallam). Chair man) (4) Amelia Ann Glenn (Choctaw), 1st Vice Chairman; (5) Genevieve Hooper (Yaki ma), 2nd Vice Chairman; (6) Joseph Upicksoun (Eskimo): (7) Will Antell (Chippewa); (8) Daniel Peaches (Navajo); (9) Ellen Allen (Kicfcapoo); (10) Sue Lallmang (Seneca); (11) Patricia McGee (Yavapai); (12) David RisHng (Hoopa); (13) Geraldine Simplicio (Zuni Pue blo); (14) Clarence Skye (Sio ux); (15) Fred Smith (Semi nole); (16) Boyce Timmons (Cherokee); (17) Karma Tork- lep (Lumbee). The group was given an official welcome to North Carolina by Mr. A. Bruce Jones, Executive Director, NC Commission of Indian Affairs and Dr. A. Craig Phillips, State Superintendent of Public Instruction. The agenda included the Executive Director’s Report, Action on Previous Meetings Minutes, Committee Reports, Special Reports, Review of A^YNOR'S OUTLET Union Chapel Road (Maynor’s Center) First Qualify DIue Jeans, Sporrsweor, Shoes, Clothes, Dresses, Men's Suits, Shirrs, Hors, ere Your complete clothing store OPEN; Mon - Thurs, 9 o,m,-6 p m, Fridoy ond Sorurdoy 9 o m -7 p m. Arpy Maynor, Proprietor BEEHIVE home I impravemi^ HOMES Dew homex m FOR A QVBEN” HELP WANTED OVERLOOK HEMMERS AND COLLAR SEHERS Indian Maid Manufactoring Co. Vance St., Pembroke, N.C. An Equal Opporfunify Employer APPLY IN PERSON 6Q.m. - 5p.m. Monday through Sofurday J I IHJJlJAt' Ujl NACIE Policies, Report-Dep uty Commissioner of the Office of Indian Education, Regular Council Business, “Fellow ships for Indian Students” Review, and Future NACIE Activities. The Special Reports component consisted of Loret ta Ellis, National Indian Edu cation Association; the film “Billy,” presented by the American Indian Physicians Association; and the Lumbee report, including LRDA's Title IV, Part B. Project and Robe son County Schools’ Part A Program, which featured a slide-sound presentation pre pared by Ms. Ruth Woods of Pembroke, N.C. Indian participants included representation from the vari ous tribes throughout North Carolina--Coharie, Haliwa, Waccamaw Siouan, Cumber land County Association for Indian People, Lumbee. and Cherokee. Lumbee partici - pants included the following: Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth R. Maynor, Mr. and Mrs. Joe Brooks, Mr. and Mrs. Nickie Locklear, Mr. and Mrs. Brant ley Blue, Mr. and Mrs. Noah Woods, Mr. Adolph Dial, Mr, A. Bruce Jones, Ms. Katrina Locklear, Ms. Pauline B. Lock lear, Ms. Ruth B. Locklear, Ms. Pearl Ransom, Ms. Pat Cavan, Ms. Cynthia Graham. Ms. Freida Bullard, Mr. Lon nie Revels, Jr., Mr. Earl H. Oxendine, Mr. Ray Oxen dine. Mr. Jerry C. Oxendine, Mr. Governor Barnes, Sr., Mr. and Mrs. Purnell Swett, Dr. Vernon R. Thompson, Dr. and Mrs. Waltz Maynor, Ms. Drenna J, Oxendine, and David Graham. SOUTH ROBESON PAINTING Professional Airless Sproy Painting With 15 Yeors Experience Rt. 6. Box 166 Lumberton, N.C. Leroy Hardin, Owner Tel. 739-3897 COMMERCIAL |l PRiSffii call HAILJNSURANCE c TM-1 .“PEN SAI, UNm 1 P.M. Sam Uial for your CONVRNflBftOe. at SZT.ZOZI Yout Hometown Agent Lumbee Insunmce and Realty Agency East Third Street Pembroke Fire, Casualty. Life Auto.' Farm. Hail... ALL KINDS OF INSURANCE
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