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MT. AIRY NEWS
By Violet Locklear
Rev. James Dial delivered the
message on Sunday morning at
Mt. Airy Church. The
Brotherhood rendered special
music.
The singing will be held this
Sunday night. We invite all
choirs to come and participate
Mr. Dexter Locklear was
honored on Sunday with a
birthday dinner at the home of his
mother, Mrs. Annie Ruth
Locklear. All the family helped
him to enjoy his day. There was a
variety of food enjoyed,
including two beautiful birthday
cakes. He received many gifts
and some donations of money.
We hope him many happy returns
of the day.
_ Homecoming will he held the
3rd Sunday at Evergreen
Holiness Curch. A singing will
be held in the afternoon. The
pastor is the Rev. Joseph
Locklear of South Carolina.
Going to McCain Hospital
Tuesday for a check-up was Mrs
Rockie Jane Locklear
Accompanying her were Mrs
Gladys Jacobs and her two
daughters, Mrs. Odessa and
Violet Locklear The doctor
reports her condition is fair.
There was a large crowd
from this area who attended the
43rd PCX Annual Stockholders
Meeting in Raleigh. November
3, 1977. Entertainment was by
the Dixie Melody Boys. There
were several speakers on
program. The address was given
by the Honorable Chutes Row.
Rap. of the U.S. Congress,
which I think everyone enjoyed
They held a silent prayer in honor
of the deceased member. Mr
Lambert Lewis of Pembroke,
who pneaed away May 9, 1977
He had been with the company
tor M wan Thaw wen two
bnaee which made dw lour On
one baa going ham Ml Airy
wan Mr* Mary P. Locklear,
Mrs OoMia Imagry. Mrs
Odema Loakiear Mn VMM
lampaaa, Mn Jaato Pay and
Wiaaia Lm Laehirar, Mn Zedtr
Ree Diner* Ma Lean*
I
Wilkins, Mrs. Strowdy and
Cattie Mae Cummings, Mrs.
Ludia J. Locklear Also, the
manager of the FCX in
Pembroke, Mr. Elton Hunt. One
thing we really enjoyed on our
bus was Mr. Wiley Jones leading
some songs with Mr. Willoughby
Jones playing his harmonica.
There were many more on our
bus, including Rev. Percell
Lockler one of our leading
ministers.
We enjoyed a nice luncheon of
babeque. chicken, etc. held in the
W-Kerr Scott Building. This trip
it an annual custom.
Mr. Charles Carter has returned
home from Still Water,
Oklahoma. He is now employed
with National Twist Drill Co. in
Maxlon
Mias Tonoka McGirt Is
apendii* this week viating in
the home of her grandparents,
Mr. and Mrs Bill Buck Locklear
and family.
|ia manef Ufa P Ilea Unagia
Wi ?iMi pifm. Bfw nuni ipvin
the weekend in Durham where
their ton Oery la a patient They
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greatly Bern peetsd ef thagand
Mr M-H^LmSht i
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THOUGHT FOR TODAY
The light of God surrounds me
The love of God enfolds me
The power of God protects me
The presence of God watches
over me. Wherever I am, God is!
Thank You For Your
Expressions of Confidence
And Support.
Milton Hunt
Pembroke Councilman
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Children of the World
.
Who caret for the hungry children.
The ones too weak to move?
Children for whom there it not enough food.
And too little or often none at all?
Who will dry lean.
Tears of despair?
Who will lift up the heads
That hang low in hopelessness?
Who will pick them up
When they foil?
Who could nourish that flicker of hope
However small?
Will they ever live as others do?
, Will their agony never cease.
Their suffering never decrease?
Can they hope to survive?
Oh God let them live with dignity
Or allow them to die.
For theirs is misery unspeakable
Not life at all.
L.D. Malcolm
W.J. Strickland honored
as HEW Fellow
W.J. Strickland, who wm
appointed as an HEW Fellow
for the 1976-77 program year b
shown above with his HEW
Fellows citation signed by
Honorable Joaeph K. Califano,
Jr. Secretary of Heath,
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EXVUCtQOII BOO VTCUHV
presented by Mr. Eugene
Eidenberg, Deputy under
Secretary for
Inter-governmental AJTain in a
eeremony be Id recently la
D.C.
K.A. MacDonald
Memorial Dedication at
Hoke High School
The K.A. Mac Donald
Memorial Dedication was held
Sunday, November 6, 1977, 3:00
p.m. at the Hoke County High
School, Raefocd, North Carolina
with James W. Turlington,
principal of Raeford Elementary
School, presiding.
The invocation was given by
Floyd W. Caldwell, principal of
Scurlock Elementary School.
Recognition of guests and
Resolution of Thanks for both
dainties, Hoke and Robeson,
were given by Mrs. Jessie B
Chavis, a former teacher of Hoke
County, who had worked
Seventeen years uner Mr. i
Mac Donald. I
The dedication was given by
Neill L. McFadyen, a former I
school board member.
(
Unveiling of plaque was <
performed by Miss Anne I
MacDonald, a granddaughter. I
i
Band selections were given by <
the High (Hoke) School Band
under the direction of Jimmy
James. I
i
History of the Glen Echo School i
was given by Mrs. Marshall
Newton, a former teacher of the
county.
The Benediction was given by
John C. Ropp, Minister of
Raeford Presbyterian Church.
An open house of the restored
Glen Echo School followed.
All participants in the program
had worked under Mr.
MacDonald, except the minister.
The K.A. MacDonald Building
will consist of the new gym and
other administration offices.
Mr. MacDonald served as
Superintendent of Hoke County
Schools from I9P5 through 1959
when he retired and then worked
a few years as a car salesman in
Raeford.
Those attending the ceremony
From Mrs Chavis' family were
Mr and Mrs Henry Dial of Hoke
County; Sgt. and Mrs Leslie
Chavis of Pembroke; Mr and
Mrs. Stacv Locklear of
Pembroke; Tommie Chavis, Jr.
ind friend. Mrs. Annie McNeill
>f Hoke County.
Mrs. Mary Lee Coins, a former
eacher of Hoke County and from
he Prospect Community, also
ittcndcd.
Submitted hv Jessie B Chavis
Pembroke Jaycettes Help Yancy
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