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MAWAXV MLIEIID COfFft 12 02 3; 30c M COUPON EIPIRfS 4 2f 7t t'' COUPON HO Ytt J-V11 wkjA l) W'MmpimiwajhjdOON^/ I - ^ IVORY] BATH SIZE BARS 14^590 v^ZESTJ BATH SIZE BAM 2/76o FABRIC SOFTENER SHEETS BOUNCE - 99v| GIANT SIZE ? DRIVE g 1.19 FRESH YELLOW CORN M58C V PPROPUCt^J| FULL OF SUNSHINE FLORIDA ORANGES 5 Li* 1.09 Bright Washington Slats Rod DoMctaus APPLES ut 44* Wu tidL'Avi tirikV WANTED: 12,000 VOTES REWARD: ?Better Schools ?Better Home & School Relationship Voto For WELTON LOWRY fXODESON COUNTY OOAAD OF EDUCATION Paid for by Priendi of Education 1 OBITUARY ANNLIZA CARTER Funeral services for Mrs. Annliza Carter were held Sunday. April 23, at Reedy Branch Baptist Church. Offici ating ministers were Rev. Vester Oxendine and Rev. Sanford Locklear and Rev. C.W. Maynor. Mra. Carter, 62, died Thursday morning in South eastern General Hospital. Survivors include her hus band. the Rev. Grady Carter; two daughters. Miss Annie Mae Carter of the home, and Mrs. Kpiiene McNeill of Hope Mills; one granddaughter, Wanda Sue Freeman of the home; four brothers. Oscar Oxendine of Lumberton, Car son and Golden O tend ins, both of Fairmont, and Carl Oxendine at High Point: two half brothers, Hubert and Dubbs Oxendine, both at I U HI tig* ft I >11 ' II M|a||X,|||ld|p|| Pembroke Elementary Plans May Day Program The students <>f Pembroke Elementary School will give a performance on May Sth, 1978 at 10:00 a.m honoring the tradition first handed down for many generations by the Ro man people. May Day was celebrated hv the English people by going out early In the marring to bring in flowers The fairest maid was alwavs crowned with a wreath as queen of the May. The American people still carry on the tradition by using the school as ihr setting for performances I he tradition usually inetudrs dances, songs contests. ale. hv the students Pembroke I irmeniarv Vhoot students will perform dances' ftoot vs>mtM countries to tumor the queen who la the She will be attended by a court that has been chosen from the seventh grade classes. Children from kindergarten through seventh grade will bring to lite the story of "Queen Matilda of Magic Land." This will consist of dances chosen from countries that were supposedly blessed by the powers of Queen Matilda. The American touch will he included by a group of dancers performing the popular dances of the thirties through the seventies. the public la invMed to a| |MHit t|||a iliillliMtt aurnn inn iKionif cnvirriiKm in home of the tradHlonal May |)ay. Net enly will year attendance add gala !e the day. hut wdl bring |ey la the Lj.a?e i|i jaAa'ftt i^A#llaMMhA# "e?n ?! wPal* ^vPMMPVt I Pembroke Junior High Career Exploration Club attends Convention The Career Eipioratioo dub at Pembroke Junior High atten ded ita third annual convention In Raleigh recently. Member* pictured are from left to right, firat row: Mra. Joyce R. Low cry, advioor; Llaa Bray boy; Emeatine Smith; Bobble Jones; Robert Strickland; Pamela Decec; Zbia Miller; Betty Jooea; Janice Emanoel; and Ms. Gllnda Revels, assistant. Second row: Bryan Locldear; Teresa Lowry; Linda White; Robin Jernlgan; Lisa Locldear; Ellsa Jamba; Judy Lewiyi SyMa Svttti ami Beb We Chavis. TWrd row. 9Mb Lockieart Aggie Leckleari Mary WIIUmi Haba HaaM Gafl Jacobst Teleda Jaaest Bowie Deal! and Jeaa WH Mrs. James W. Sampson honored at Bridal Shower __________ Shown loft to right) Mr*. Kenneth Mivnori Mrs. June* -wr mmm - "w mmmmmamm - -mm mm wmmmmmr?"nnmmwmm Mi ?mi Mit. Jomph McGM Mrs. James w. sampson, the former Linda Moulton, was honored at a bridal shower On Friday, April 14. at the home of Mrs. James F. Bell, sister of the groom. The shower was given by Mrs. Joseph McGirt, Mrs. Allen McGirt, aunt of the groom, and Mrs. Kenneth Maynor who greeted the guests upon arrival. The bride was presented a corsage of pink and white carnations from the hostesses. The table was covered with an embroidered lace cloth and adorned with an arrangement of carnations, mums and gla diolus in the pink and white color scheme. Mrs. Joseph McGirt served punch from the crystal punch bowl. Other refreshments consisted of pink and white cake squares, open face chicken salad sandwiches, potato salad, nuts and mints. The bride received many useful gifts. Honored guests for the occasion included Mrs. Belford Jacobs, grandmother of the bride: Mrs. Cindy Prevatt, mother of the bride: Mrs. Ronald L. Jones, sister of the bride; and Mrs. Stanlev Sampson, mother of the groom. Goodbyes were said by Mrs. James F. Bell to approximate ly 20 guests. University Sportswear Under New Management ? ? Harold Cook, formerly with Henderson Mfg., is now Gen eral Manager at University Sportswear. Mr. Cook brings with him over 30 years experi ence in the garment industry and has built his reputation with fair and honest piece rates applied to fair and honest days work. Making each and every plant he worked in a place people are proud to say, "I am part of that company." Tom Carter, formerly with Brunswick Shirt Co. is now *??I X 1 Plant Manger at University Sportswear. Mr. Carter brings with him eighteen years of experience in the garment field and a reputation built on hard work and total invole ment with his people to be in a position to know their needs and satisfy needs. Harold and Tom have cofn mited themselves to making University Sportswear the Best Place in Robeson County to Work. We cannot do with without the help of the citizens of Robeson County. We invite each and all former employees to come out and talk with us. If for some reason you cannot come out. please give us a call and say hello. University Sportswear will be the Plant for the People of Robeson County, serving the people of Robeson County. We presently have openings t for: EXPERIENCED SEWING 1 MACHINE OPERATORS. towards to be honored There will be ? recognition banquet honoring the services of Rev. H.E. Edwards to the community on Friday night. April 28th at 7 p.m. at the Townaend Middle School Cafeteria. Maiton. The apeaker for the evening will be Dr. Joy J. Johnson of Fairmont with many local dignitaries on hand. The menu will constat of baked ham. roast turkey with dressing, and giblet gravy, green beans, candied yams, cranberry sau ce, tossed salbd, roils, tea. summer punch and dessert. Tickets are ten dollars each and con be pruchaeed at B 6 F WWW Wll I eWrtewnii ?Willi j and Bob's Deluae Cteanera. or any msnibsr of the Maoton Cemmualty Actian Associa tion. Freoaids hem Ms event Men af a ssmmaatt; baaed met homo VOTE FOR Ruby h Lock/mar Hammondt L R0?BON COUNTY BOARD OB IDUCATION Tufdoy, Moy 2, 197B ilJb I , " .$mm NtdrolWul "II
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