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THE CAROLINA
INDIAN VOICE
521-2826
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.
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 S2.00 handling fee for
free set up with all products.
Natures Products. P. 0. Box
14139. Phila., Pa. 19138.
LEGAL NOTICE
North Carolina
Robeson County
In The General Court
of Justice
District Court Division
NOTICE OF SERVICE OF
PROCESS BY PUBLICATION
Furman Lee Locklear
Plaintiff
Janice Locklear
Defendant
TO: Janice Locklear
TAKE NOTICE that a plead
ing 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 divorce
from you on the grounds of one
year's separation.
You are required to make
defense to such pleading not
later than November 20, 1976.
and upon your failure to do so,
that Ihe party seeking relief
against you will apply to the
Court for the relief sought.
This the 28th day of Sep
tember, 1976.
Henry W, Oxendine
Attorney for Plaintiff
P.O. Box 1135
Pembroke, N.C. 28372
Telephone (919)521-2511
To Be Published; September
30. 1976; October 7, 1976;
October 14. 1976.
PUBUC NOTICE
Alteration of the Preaent
Method of Electing the
Pembroke Town Connell
Notice is hereby given that a
public hearing before the
Board of Commissioners of the
Town of Pembroke to consider
electing the council members
to four-year terms of office,
with the terms being stagger
ed so that there will be an
election for two seats on the
council every two years, is to
be held on October 18, 1976 at
7:00 o'clock p.m. at the
Pembroke Town Hall, Pem
broke, North Carolina. At the
hearing, any resident of the
Town of Pembroke may appear
and be heard on the question
of the above described alter
ation of the method of
the Pembroke Town Council.
This notice is given pursuant
to North Carolina General
statutes Section
160A-102 (Supp. 1975).
Karen Townsend
Acting Clerk,
Town of Pembroke
North Carolina
Robeson County
Notice of Service of Process by
Publication
Straudie Locklear Carter
Plaintiff,
vs
Wilson Carter
Defendant
TO: Wilson Carter:
Take Notice that a pleading
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 9, 1976.
and upon your failure to do so,
that the party seeking service
against you will apply to the
Court for the relief sought.
This the 29th day of Sep
tember, 1976.
Arnold Locklear
Attorney for Plaintiff
Vance Street
P.O. Box 1015
Pembroke, NC 28372
Phone: [9191521-3291
To be publlsheed: September
30, 1976, October 7, 1976 and
October 14, 1976.
North Car^'lina
Robeson County
Herman Clintonl Messer,
Plaintiff,
vs
Kathy Messer,
Defendant
Notice of Service of Process by
Publication
TO: Kathy Messer; .
Take Notice that a pleading
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 9, 1976,
and upon your failure to do so,
that the party seeking service
against you will apply to the
Court for the relief sought.
This the 29th day of Sep
tember. 1976.
Arnold Locklear
Attorney for Plaintiff
Vance Street
P.O. Box 1015
Pembroke, NC 28372
Phone: [919] 521-3291
To be published: Sept. 30, and
Oct. 7 and 14, 1976.
HELP WANTED
Resumes are being ac
cepted for the position of Town
Manager of the Town of
Pembroke. NC. population 19
82. Submit resumes to; Mayor
and Board of Commissioners,
Town of Pembroke, Box 866,
Pembroke. NC 28372.
WANTED
Timber wanted. Have chain
saw- will travel. Cash prices
paid for standing pine and
hardwood. Phone 738-8911 or
write Pait's Forestry Products,
Rt. 2 Box 662, Bladenboro, NC
28320.
FOR SALE
By Owner. One Mini Bike in
excellent condition. Has one
new tire and recently over
hauled 4 HP engine. Priced at
$95.00. Phone 738-8307.
POSITION AVAILABLE
Curriculum Developer- Co
ordinator for Reading Acade-
my Program. Responsibilities
are; To develop reading ma
terials for functionally illite
rate youths and adults. To
provide dissemination of in
formation of learning system,
teaching methods, and eval
uation techniques. To monitor
and CO ordinate the total
development of program.
Qualifications: Must possess
Bachelor’s Degree in English
or Education. A willingness
and desire to work and relate
with program participants. If
interested please contact Ro
bert Locklear at 521-2401
between the hours of 8:30 a.m.
and 5:00 p.m. at Lumbee
[Regional Development Assoc
iation.
FOR SALE
The Pembroke Jaycettes are
again taking orders for Christ
mas Stockings, and Christmas
Skirts. The price is $3.00 for
■ the stockings and $7.00 for the
Christmas skirts. Please call
Frances Chavis at 521-9526 or
_^yce Cummings 521-9373.
FOR SALE
1974 140 Farmall Tractor with
cultivators, disks, planters,
distributors and peanut weed-
er. Call Nathan Stricklin at
521-4394 or 521-4657 (after 5
p.m.)
LOST AND FOUND
Lost: Ladies Bulova Wrist
watch at Lowry’s Ball Park,
Pine Street extension in Pem
broke. If ifound please call
Dorothy Thompson 521-4209
between 8-5 or 521-4707 at
night. Reward is offered.
LEGAL NOTICE
North Carolina
Robeson County
The undersigned, having
qualified as Executor of the
Estate of Geraldine Chavis,
deceased, late of Robeson
County, this is to notify ail
persons having claims against
said estate to present them to
the undersigned on or before
the 11 day of April. 1977 or
this Notice will be pleaded in
bar of their recovery.
All persons indebted to said
estate will please make imme-
, diate payment to the under
signed.
This the 6th day of October,
1976.
Arnold Locklear, Executor
Attorney At Law
Vance Street
P.O. Box 1015
Pembroke, N.C. 28372
TO BE PUBLISHED: October
7. 14. 21. and 28, 1976.
RUMMAGE SALE PLANNED
The Saddletree C. B. Club
will hold a rummage sale on
October 16th at Red Top Food
Store located on the Fairmont
Road in Lumberton,
BABYSITTER AVAILABLE
Will babysit in my home.
Have a fenced-in yard. Cal!
521-3677.
Guardsman of the Month
Chosen at Red Springs
Legal Notice Legal Notice
PFC Corley Dial was select
ed as “Guardsman of the
Month” recently for the Red
Springs Unit of the North
Carolina National Guard.
This recognition was exten
ded to PFC Dial at a recent
inspection of the unit to select
the neatest soldier.
PFC Dial Joined the National
Guard in Sept. 1975 and is
assigned as a Loader in a tank
crew. Corley is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Lacy Dial of RFD 3,
Maxton and is employed hy
the State Highway Depart
ment. [Photo by Aggie Love]
1976 THANKSGIVING
SPECIAL
Florida Tour
Wednesdoy, Nov. 24-Nov. 28-8:00
Transportation and Travel Arrangements
by Continental Trailways Tours, Inc.
For information, contact:
Benny R. Sampson
Special Charter-Tour Representative
P.O.Box 215
Pembroke, NC
Phone: 521-4345
Mrs. Jacobs feted
Speech & Language
workshop hosteid by
LRDA’s Indian
Education
The Lumbee Indian Educa
tion Project of LRDA sponsor
ed a Speech and Language
Work.shop on Oct, 12. 1976 for
the instructors and center
aides. The work.shop was
conducted by Ms. Wendy
Grant, Speech Pathologist
from the Robeson County
Satellite Clinic of Southeastern
Speech and Hearing Services.
In her presentation Ms.
Grant discussed the types of
speech and language disorders
differences between speech
and language, the develop,
mental scales of the two year
old through the five year old,
and activities that may be used
in developing langauge. Ms.
Grant brought to the attention
of the participants that in their
observation of the children in
the classroom they should be
aware of the difference be
tween speech and language.
Speech is the way you pro
nounce your words and deliver
your message. Langauge is the
way you dombinewords to form
sentences. It includes the
vocabulary you use and your
ability to understand other
people who speak the same
language. As the teacher at
the center the children see
them as their model and
attempt to pattern their langu
age after the teacher. Also
very important in the speech
and language development of
the child is the parent.
The key to the foundation of
languge development is ex
perience. The child must com
prehend language before he is-
able to produce what is
expected of him by others in
his environment. This com
prehension invoiced sensation,
discrimination and perception.
It is extremely important to
remember that each of these
stages develop with time and
practice.
If you feel that your child
has a speech or hearing
problem, you may contact Ms.
Wendy Grant at the Robeson
County Speech and Hearing
Satellite Clinic in Lumberton.
Marriage
Announced
1st row, left to right: ’ Telia i Lillie Boliard Jacobs and Mrs.
Hant, Sheila Hunt, great Janie Hunt; third row is Larry
granddaughters; 2nd row: Mrs Hunt, grandson.
Mrs. Lillie Bullard Jacobs
celebrated her seventieth birth
day on Sunday, 'October 10
with a covered dish dinner
given by her children, grand
children, and great-grandchil
dren at the Pembroke Jaycee
Hut. Mrs. Jacobs was praised
by her pastor. Rev, T.M.
Swett, for her service to the
Lord. Rev. Swett also praised
Mrs. Jacobs' late husband,
Angus, for his love of the Lord.
One of her long-time friends,
Rev. Isiah Locklear, also prais
ed her for sending children to
school for forty years and her
service to her neighbors.
$100 REWARD OFFERED
$100 reward is offered for
the return of a small rat tan
female coon dog taken from
my dog pen. This coon dog is
highly valued by me and 1 will
pay a reward of up to $100 for
her return. Please call S21-
4701.
Mrs. Jacobs’ birthday is
actually September 26 but the
dinner was held at a later date
in order that her son, Tech.
Sgt. Ardeil Jacobs could at
tend. Sgt. Jacobs is serving
with the U.S. Army in Hanau,
^ • Germany,
Mrs. Jacobs has seven child
ren: Carrie J, Locklear, Spring
field. Va.; Glenn, Pontiac.
Mich.; Janie Hunt, Lumber-
ton; Ardeil, Hanau, Germany;
Evelyn Locklear, Maxton; Lois
and Hollis, Pembroke; and a
foster daughter, Cheryl H.
Howington, Lumberton.
A host of friends and rela-
attended.
Power Changes
Only as far back as 1850,
94 per cent of our energy still
came from one source:
human or animal muscle
power. Today, this source
accounts for one per cent of
our energy output.
Mn. Velenda Locklear
Mr. and Mrs. Otis Locklear
announce the approaching mar
riage of their daughter, Ve-
ienda Locklear to Jack William
Morgan, son of the late Martin
Hall and Mrs. Lucella Hall.
The wedding will take place at
Green Pine Baptist church in
Pembroke on Saturday, Nov
ember 20th, 1976 at 5 o’clock.
Following the wedding will
be a reception in the church
fellowship hall. No formal
invitations are being sent, but
all friends and relatives are
cordially invited. (Elmer Hunt
Photo)
■TURN ONS.
YOU CHARGE
^10 TO PULL
A TOOTH ?
THAT'S
AeOUT TWO
SECONDS
WORK.
Thursday, October 14, 1976
DIAL
^INSURANCe^
AGENCY
Auto *Fire *Life Homeownerst |
All kinds of insurance
FINANCING IS AVAILABLE «l-909.|
3rd Street Pembroke, N.C.
[Across from Pembroke FCX],^
Happy
Birthday
Mm Sophia Lynn Bod, dang-
hter of Mrs. Roby Moors of
Hollywood, Florida and Mr.
Jim [Bobby] Bell of Pompano,
Florida, celebrated her eigh
teenth birthday October 5,
1976 with a dinner party at
Mary’s Italian Restaurant in
Miami.
Sophia Is the granddaughter
of Mr. and Mrs. Clayton Bell
of Pembroke.
Sophia’s gown was of black
gabardine and black crepe.
Upon arrival for the dinner
party, Ms. Bell was given a
white orchid corsage.
The center table held a
birthday cake and two for-get-
me-not arrangements.
Observes
First
Birthday
SOUTH ROBESON
PAINTING
Professionol Airless Spray Painting
With 15 Years Experience^
Rt. 6. Box 166
Lumberton, N.C.
Leroy Hardin, Owner
Tel. 709-0897
Tracy Elizabeth Bollard
honored Friday night with a
full coarse dinner for her first
birthday. The celebration was
given by her parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Lindborg Ballard, and
held at their Route 1, Rowland
home. The color scheme was
red and white. The center of
attraction was the birthday
cake which was baked and
decorated by ber mother.
The theme for the evening
was “Our Girl”. The honoree
received many gifts, one of
which was her favorite, a red
wagon which he received
from her father.
The honored gaests were
her grandmothers, Mrs. La-
cille Lowry of Pembroke and
Mrs. Enla Jane Ballard of
Route 1, Rowland, and her
great-grandmother, Mrs. Bes-
■isie Lpwry.
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PAlMtS
call HAIL^INSURANCE
C_— TM.I .OPEN SAT. UNm i pj,.
jam UiaJ Eok yodp
at .S21-2021 Tom'Agent
Lumbee Insutance
and Realty Agency
East Third Street
^ Pembroke
Fire. Casually, Life Auto,-FarTn. Hail. .
AI.L KINDS OF INSURANCE
PEMBROKE ELECTRIC
Highway 711 East
JACK’S FURNITURE
AND APPLIANCE COMPANY
305 West Third Street
Pembroke, NC
Hc^*******!(Across from FCX)^**********"
“It’s easy to pay Jack’s way”
Government Spending
Government spending at
all levels — federal, state
and local — today accounts
for 36 per cent of the nation’s
total output of goods and
services (Gross National
Product, GNP). In 1950, it
represented 21 per cent of
GNP and, in 1930, only 12 per
cent.
Marriage Continues
Contrary to some opinion,
marriage is still a going
proposition in this country.
More than two million
marriages took place last
year, many of them re
marriages. According to
government statistics, mar
ried women’s lifespans are
longer than unwed wom
en's. This year is leap year
so women can propose to
men!
MAYNOR'S OUTLET
Union Chapel Road
(Maynor’s Center)
RACK OF LADIES SUITS
>/: PRICE
RACK OF MENS’ SPORTS
COATS ‘/j PRICE
First Quality Blue Jeons, SporrsvA^eor, 5hoe5.
Gorhes, Dresses, Men's Suirs, Shirrs, Hors, ere.
Your complete clothing store
OPEN: Mon - Thurs. 9 o m.-6 p.m
Fridoy and Sorurdoy 9 q m.-7 p.m
Afpy Moynor, Proprietor
QUEENLY HONOR...Queen Sylvia of'S^den, in one
of her first public appearances since her June wedding,
christened a computer-designed yacht, the “Sverige” at
Stenungsund, Sweden. It is hoped the 20 meter vessel can
capture the America’s Cup race off Rhode Island in Sep
tember, 1977.