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Mrs. Madie R. Locklear
he New Prospect Combination
visited the Veterans
Wministration Hospital in
^yetieville recently and
■ovided special music for the
Itients. Ms. Pandora Strickland
^piano player for the choir and
Janice Bryant is choir
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Page 5, The Carolina Indian Voice
Happy 5 th obituary
MRS. MARY BARTON DIAL
Funeral services for Mrs. Mary
Barton Dial. 87, were held
•Monday. October 10. 1977 at
Harper’s Ferry Baptist Church.
The Rev. T..M, Swett, the Rev,
Steve Jones and the Rev. Harvey
Brewinelon officiated. Burial
followed in the church cemetery.
•Mrs. Dial, the wife of the late
Andrew Dial, is survived by one
sister. .Mrs. Lucy Barton Chavis
of Pcinbroke; five daughters:
Mrs. .Maggie Harris' of
Laurinburg; Mrs. Sarah Ann
Lock lear of Rowland; Mrs, Zitia
Bullard of .Maxton; Miss
Suphronie Dial and .Mrs. Mary
Locklear o! Downey, California;
live sons: .Mr, Bernice Dial, .Mr.
Kichard Dial and .Mr, Alvin Dial
of Rowland; Mr. Hardrick Dial
of. Lumbenon; and Mr. Ernest
Dial of Detroit. Michigan: 40
grandchildren and 68
great-grandchildren,
\ Note of Thanks
Perhaps you sent a lovely card.
Or sat quietly in a chair.
Perhaps you sent a funeral spray,
If so we saw it there.
Perhaps you spoke the kindest words,
As any friend could say;
Perhaps you were not there at all.
Just thought of us that day,
IVhateveryou did to console our hearts,
IVe thank you so much whatever the part.
By the family of
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Prospect Church at 7 p.in. The
pastor, Rev. Willie Scott. Jr.,
invites everyone to attend.
The New Prospect Acteens and
iheir leaders purchased get-well
cards for all members of the
church who arc out due to illness.
Revival services begin Sunday Submitted by M.s. Madie R.
Ociolier 16, at New LocIHear
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P.O. Box'58
Lumberton, NC
Phone: 521-2964
Otha Swett
521-4692
PEMBROKE
FINISHES FIFTH
WniON — Pembroke State
University’s golf team climbed
a notch to fifth place as the 36-
hold Atlantic Christian-
Campbell College Golf Tourr
nament ended here Tuesday
with UNC-Charlotte being the
winner.
In the Individual competition,
the Braves’ Willis (Junior)
Nance ctf Bladenboro dropped
from sixth to eighth place in the
final scoring. He had 77-79—156
for the two days.
Team scores were: UNC-
Charlotte 772, N.C. State 777,
High Point 782, East Carolina
792, Pembroke State 804,
Campbell 606, Eton 824,
Greensboro 826 and Atlantic
Christian 669.
Tleing for regulation in
dividual honors were UNC-
Charlotte’s Dave Davis and
High Point’s Bill Wall with
ISO's each. Davis had rounds of
76-74, while Wall had 80-70. But
Wall won a sudden death
playoff.
The first day leader, Keith
Hiller of East Carolina, soared
to a 79 Tuesday to finish with a
151, winding up in third place.
Behind him were: French
Bolen, High Point, 78-74—152;
Hugh Crigler, UNC-Charlotte,
79-73—152; Terry Skeen, High
Point, 78-76—154; Dennis
Cashion, UNC-Charlotte, 80-
74—154; and Nance, PSU, 77-
79-156.
Other Pembroke State scores
were: Doug Hodges 83-78—161;
MikeDunavan 83-79-162; Mike
Roshelli 85-78—163; Terry
Sampson 83-89-163; and Wally
Sawica 84-83—167.
LADY BRAVES
WIN MATCH
pfifiTBROKE - The
Pembroke Lady Braves
defeated the Guilford College
Quakers and the UNC-
Wilmington Seahav’*'i in a tri
school volleyball match held at
Pembroke State University last
night.
The Lady Braves swept past
the Quakers 15-3, 15-9, and
stopped the Seahawks 15-10, 4-
15, 15-11 to push their season
record to 9-1. .Guilford College
is now 5-8 while UNC-
Wilmlngton stands at 7-5.
Pembroke plays North
Carolina Central and North
Carolina A and T in Durham
Oct. 13.
PEMBROKE
LOSES FIRST
CHARLESTON — Baptist
College ended Pembroke
State’s unbeaten cross coun
try string with a win in a
three-team meet here Satur
day.
Baptist scored 30 points,
Pembroke 42 and North
Carolina Track Club 52.
The Braves had been
ranked 10th in the NAIA poll
this past week and had won
all four of their meets.
Pembroke’s Jeff Moody also
was beaten for the first
time.
Garry Henry of Pembroke
finished first over the 5.3-
mile course with a time of
25:42. Moody placing fourth
at 26:09.
The Braves’ next meet is
Oct. 22 in the state event in
Raleigh.
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FAIRGROVE - James
McKoy scored two touch
downs to lead Maxton, rated
second in the Fayetteville
Times regional 1-A
Rankings, to a 40-0 blanking
of Fairgrove.
David Cambell added two
touchdowns for the Golden
Eagles, one on a 22-yard
interception return, and the
other on a 14-yard run.
The Maxton defense held
Fairgrove to only two yards
total rushing on the evening.
First Downs
Rushing Yardw
Ps5sln4^Yar0a««
FumDIfs Lost
Yards Panalltad
Pembroke, N.C.
PEMBROKE PIGGLY WIGGLY
Saturday, October 1,5, 1977
11 A.M. til .5 p.m.
WEST COLUMBUS 21
PEMBROKE 0
PEMBROKE- West
Columbus defeated Pembro
ke 21-6 in tbeir conference
opener for 'niree Rivers,3.A
Division.
Billy Thompson of Pem
broke rushed for over IQ
yards for 25 carries. James
Martin of West Columbus
rushed for 156 yards for 15
carries. Donnell Nixon
rushed for 125 yards f(X 16
carries.
West Columbus stands at
1-0 in the conference and 4-2
overall. Pembroke stands at
0-1 in the conference and
1-54) overall.
STATISTICt ^
Rushing YarMW
Return Yardage
Fumetes l^t***
Yards PenaliMd
ROWLAND
BESTS PROSPECT
PROSPECT - Jerry
Thompson scampered for
touchdown runs of 25 and 55
yards leading Rowland to a
19-12 win over Prospect in a
Cape Fear 1-A Conference
football game.
Thompson’s runs gave
Rowland a lead Prospect
never caught up to. Maurice
Locklear scored the other
Rowland touchdown on a
two yard run.
The win is Rowland's first
conference win in two tries
and is 2-4 overall. Prospect
drops to 1-2 in league action
and 2-5 overall.
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Pgmbrglie • 6 1^6
WC—Nixon 34 run (W«r44tkkl
P—Sdnwson to Hebcrii 12 PMI
WC-BulWdk 4 run W«rd'kKkI
WC-Nixon »r«t (Ward-kick)
R—Bullard S run (run lailM)
R—Locklear 2 run (run tailed)
MAGNOLIA 12
PARKTON 6
PARKTON — Parkton
lost it’s homecoming game
12-6 to Magnolia in a Cape
Fear 1-A conference con
test.
The loss brought
Parkton’s conference record
to LL and. 1-6 overall. For
Magnolia, the game boosted
the team’s record to 2-0 in
the conference and 3-3 over-
all.
Parkton dominated the
ground game with Tony
Morrison gaining 79 yards
and Doug Tompkins running
for 67. ®
STATISTICS
Pastes 4-I0-2 5-17.1
Punting Average 5-32 4-25
Fumbles Lost i 2
Yards Pdnaliml 57 45
MagaHk i oil e 0-12
Parkton 0 0 i 0—o
Mag—AkCirt a-vard run
Mag.—Sl-vard fumble recoverv bv