Thursday, October 14, 1976
Open House Held at the Robeson
County Church and Community Center
Pembroke Jaycettes affiliated with
State Organization
Page 9, The Carolina Indian Voice
25th Wedding
Anniversary Observed
Plctiired at a receot meeting
of the Pembroke Jaycettes are
(left to right] Theresa Lock
lear; Joyce Commings, hos
tess; Frances Chavis, Presi
dent] Ms. Mary Bums, East
Ceniml Regional Director of
the North Carolina Jaycettes;
Ms. Doris Cammings; Sandra
Oxendlne, Andrcna Scott and
Ann Crain.
On September 2 the Pem
broke Jaycettes, meeting with
E. Central Region Director
Mary Burns of Aberdeen,
became officially affiliated
with the State organization.
The North Carolina Jaycettes.
Although the Pembroke Club
has been organized for seven
years, this is the first official
action toward state affiliation.
Ms. Burns provided an infor
mative program on Jaycette
Orientation. Program Develop
ment and Jaycette Projects
and Activities.
Thirteen members were in
attendance at the September^
meeting and included Ms.
Frances D. Chavis, President;
Ms. Theresa Locklear, Mrs.
Joyce Cummings, Ms. Doris
Cummings, Ms. Sandra Oxen-
dine, Ms. Andrena Scott, Ms.
Ann Crain, Ms. Joy Locklear,
Ms. Elizabeth Brooks, Ms.
Wanda Harris, Ms. Norma
Oxendine, Ms. Rosa Ann
Sampson, andMs.Telen Lock
lear.
Ms. Joyce Cummings served
as hostess for the September
meeting.
The RobeMB Coonty Urarcb
and Community Center held
Opra House on Sunday, Oct.
3, 1976 frup 3830- 5:30 p.m.
Approximately 200 persons
attended this event Plctnred
are persons enjoying refresh
ments following a tour of the
bniiding and an explanation of
various programs by different
staff members.
Another important event in
ihe life of the Center will take
niace on Saturday, Oct. 16, at
7 p.m. at the Jaycee Fair
grounds in Lumberton. The
Annnal Benefit Dinner Cele
bration. The ouhlic is Invited
to attend, rasses for thC'
dinner are $5.00 each and may
be obtained by calling the
Center at 738-5204. Barbeque
and IFried Chickeni will be
served.
Prospect 20
Littlefield 14
FBLA Club Officers
Mr. and Mrs.
The 25th Wedding Anniver
sary of Mr. and Mrs. Cecil B.
LocklearofRouteS, Lumberton
was celebrated with a recep
tion at Mt. Olive Baptist
Church Fellowship Hall re
cently.
Cecil B. Locklear
Locklear; punch by Mrs. Ar
thur Lowery and Miss Jo Ann
Locklear; and hors d’oevures
by Mrs. Woodward Hunt and
Mrs. Lucy Locklear.
Roicland 13
Magnolia 0
ROWLAND — Magnolia
dropped its fiflh_con^utive
game Monday night bowing
to Rowland, 13-0 in a Cape
Fear 1-A Conference foot
ball contest.
The game had been
rescheduled from last Fri
day night when it was
postponed because of a
lighting problem.
Rowland, now 2-3 in the
league, is 2-5 overall. Mag
nolia is winless in four
conference starts.
LITTLEFIELD - Pros
pect’s Jeff Cummings scored
three touchdowns including
a tie-breaker to lead Pros
pect to a 20-14 win over Lit
tlefield in a non cwiference
high school football game
Friday night.
Cummings scored on runs
of 10. 50 and on a two yard
plunge in the overtime peri
od to cap the win.
. Littlefield scored its
touchdowns in the third and
fourth quarters.
Prospect is now 3-3 overall
while Littlefield dips to 2-4
overall.
The reception was hosted by
their children: Mrs. David
(Patrisse) Locklear of Route 3;
Miss Freida Locklear and Miss
Vanessa Locklear, both of
Chapel Hill; and Cecil Jamie
Locklear and Miss Jodie Lock
lear of the home.
The gifts were received and
displayed by Mrs. Vivian
Locklear, assisted by Miss
Cheryl Blanks.
Special music was rendered
by a nephew of the couple.
Scott Blanks, who was accom
panied by Mrs. Patrisse Lock
lear at the piano.
Guests were greeted by
Mrs. Patrisse Locklear and
M#6 Freida Locklear. Mrs.
Early Locklear invited them to
register.
.—Ox»ndine-H«M-25 v
>-^ummiogs 2 iti
Officers of the Fntnre Busi
ness Leaders of America Clab
at Pembroke Senior High are
from left, front: Mona Jacobs,
secretaiy; Yvette Thompson,
DreHidenf: Back row: Jeffrey
Lucas, vice- president; Karen
DeCario, Historian; Ttea Jon
es, treasurer; and Wanda
Bullock, reporter. Valerie Ro
berts, pariiamentarlanfti, was
absent for the picture.
The guests were invited to
the refreshment table by Miss
Vanessa Locklear. The table
was covered with a lace cloth
and held an arrangement of
blue carnations and white
mums.
Mr. and Mrs. Locklear were
married on September 22,
1951. He is the son of Mrs.
Flarie Locklear and the late
Loy Locklear. Mrs. (Josephine
Locklear is the daughter of the
Mrs. Mary B. Locklear, and
the late Willie Foster Locklear.
The couple have two grandchil
The anniversary cake was
served by Miss Lucy J.
Out-of-town guests were
from Fails Church, Va., Mor-
ganton and Springfield, Va.
and Robeson County.
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