Page 6, The Carolina Indian Voice
Thursday, March 3i
Social Side
Jennifer Dole Carter Revels
Honored With Bridal Shower
FIRST AMERICAN COOPERATIVE
LUMBERTON, N. C.
An Open letter To Tobacco Growers
Mr. Farmer;
First American Cooperative Warehouse, inc. solicits your designation
for this tobacco season.
We feel that we should ask one question in this solicitation. How many
times has your tobacco trade been solicited with grand promises about
services and equal treatment involving selling time, only to find yourself
being put off. sitting in line in the fall when you need to be selling your
tobacco?
Left to right: Hostess, Mrs.
Ronsey Oxendine. bride's
mother, Mrs. Mortis Carter,
bride, Jennifer Dole Carter
Reveb, and bridegroom's
mother, Mrs. Roy Ri
(Elmer W. Hunt photo)
A recent bridal shower was
given in honor of Jennifer Dale
Carter Revels at Green Pine
Freewill Baptist Church in
Pembroke, who is the recent
bride of David Revels. Mrs.
Revels is the daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. Hartis Carter of Route 1.
Pembroke, and Mr. Revels is the
son of Mr. and Mrs. Ray Revels
of Pembroke.
bridegroom’s mother, Mrs. Ray
Revels.
Mrs. Neil (Arminda) Lowry and
Mrs. Palmer Ray (Bonies) Bryant.
Upon her arrival she was given a
blue carnation coursage to accent
her blue suit. Making the affair
more enjoyable was her mother,
Mrs. Hartis Carter, and the
The bridal table was covered
with a pink and yellow
tablecloth. The center of
attraction was the yellow and
white carnation arrangement.
Refreshments were: mints and
peanuts, ham sandwiches,
pineapple cheese sandwiches,
cake squares and fruit punch.
The shower was given by Mrs.
Ransey (Opal) Oxendine.
Approximately 65 guests
attended.
Special guests were the bride’s
great aunts; Mrs. Charity
Oxendine and Mrs. Lonnie
(Penny) Locklear: her aunts;
Mr. and Mrs. David Revels are
residing at Raft Swamp Mobile
Home Park in Lumberton. Mrs.
Revels is a student at Robeson
Technical Institute and Mr.
Revels is employed with Western
Auto in Pembroke and is a part
time student at Robeson
Technical Institute.
Attwid the Church
oT your cholco this Sunder
THE CAROLINA
INDIAN VOICE
521-2826
THE CA80UNA INDIAN
VOICE
Published Each Thursday by
The Lumbee Publishing Co.
Inc.
The members of FIRST AMERICAN COOPERATIVE WAREHOUSE,
Promise :
1- An equal percentage of the sales time each week.
2- A booking system that will allow you to choose the number of sales you
would have in a month, and the time and hour to put your tobacco on the
floor in order to avoid waiting in line.
3- A competent staff to guarantee you fast and courteous service and top
dollar for your tobacco.
4- A modem facility with computer scales, clean and private restrooms, an
air-conditioned waiting room, and ample parking space with non congested
loading and unloading facilities.
The coop way not only guarantees an equal .sales time, but an equal share in
the ownership and profits of your warehouse.
Fairgrove Library [
Places in
State Competitioi*
Left to right ore Moble Jones,
Esther Oxendine, C)mthia Hill.
Carolyn Lowery ond In front
Michoel Sompson holding
Store Aword-winning Club
Scrapbook with Edith Hunt.
The Fairgrove School Ubrory
Club received second place in
scrapbook competition ot the
recent North
School
Assodotion Ji
in Asheville, T
scropbookwc
'0 Kn
motto of
orgonlzoiion.
The choice is clearly yours. Do you want to be a partof a warehouse with a
community spirit which will make you proud to bring your family with you
to sell vour tobacco?
SELL THE COOP WAY! Any question concerning the First American
Cooperative Warehouse can be answered by any of the board members listed
below:
Welton Locklear •Bradie Locklear •Rufus Bums, Jr.
•Bobby Moody •Dobber Oxendine •Ernest Almond
•Lacv Collins •Timothv Strickland
Six students of the Fairgrove
School Ubrory Club attended
the Thirtieth Annual
Conference of the North
Corolino High School Ubrory-
Medio Association at the
Greet Smokies Hilton in
Asheville on Morch 17-19.
Students attending were
Michoel Sompson, Immediote
post District President ond
Choirmon of the Store
Conference Exhibit Committee
for the 1977 Conference;
Edith Hunt; Moble Jones;
Cynthia Hill; Esther Oxendine
ond Carolyn Lowery. The
students were accompanied
to the Conference by Ms.
Vivion Oxendine, Medio-Aide
at Fairgrove School.
Prior to ih
Ubrory Q
Cherokee 
Doundory
obo toured I
in Ashevill
afternoon,
was oper
nomlnotiofi
next yeor
speeches of
Jeanne S. Ro
Mbs North (
guest speck
on Friday e'
the bonque
Mosquerode
best-dressed
character,
followed by
The Fairgrove School
Ubrory Club entered their dub
scrapbook in store
competition and received
second ploce oword. The Club
has received state awards on
oil scrapbooks which they
hove entered in store NCHSLA
competition, receiving third
place in 1975. second place in
1976. ond second ploce In
1977.
On Sofurdoy
reports were p
new officers ww
the next yeor w
Dortyn McCoiti
from West Co
School; Tony 1
Central Co!
Vice-President;
Strickland of A.I
School os SecreK
Sontamosso
Coborrvs os Tr«
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INDIAN VOICE
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PATES' LADIES' SHOP
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