VOTE MORRIS L. DRITT 1 Robeson County Board of Education ?B.S. Degree in Business Administration from PSU ?Self-employed accountant ?Education oriented ?Capable, qualified, and ambitious to serve all schools in the Robeson County District on an equal and just basis. YOUR VOTE AND SUPPORT WILL DE APPRECIATED. PaiTFdTmM^rd ? ; . H ' Keep Judge Richard C. Erwin On The Court of Appeals r HERE'S MORE ABOUT JUDGE RICHARD ERWIN ?Appointed to the Court of Appeals by Gov. Jim Hunt ?Member N.C. General Assembly 1975-1978 ?Attorney for 26 years ?Member State Board of Education 1971-1977 ?Chairman, Board of Trustees of St. Paul United Methodist Church ?Former member Board of Trustees of Children's Home in Winston-Salem ?Member State Bar Association 8c the Bar of the U.S. Supreme Court : p ' Pold for by Frtonds of fh# Condldott Vows Exchanged in ' Double-fting Ceremony Connie Chnvta BeU ?/ Connie Chavis and Donald Earl Bell exchanged wedding vows in a garden ceremony at - Cherokee Chapel Methodist Church on Saturday, April IS, 1978 at 3 p.m. Rev. Donald Bullard of Maxton performed the double-ring ceremony. Mrs. Peggy Brewington presented a program of wed ding music. The bride is the daughter of Mrs. Lula L. Chavis and Mr. James Chavis of Route 4, Red Springs. The bridegroom is the son of Mr. Hubert Bell and Mrs. Liddy H Bell of Red Sorings. The bride was escorted to the altar by her brother, James Chavis, Jr. She was attired in floor-length gown of white eyelet styled with wide ruffle at neckline and tiers of eyelet, each tier banded by white satin ribbon. She carried a bouquet of spring flowers with baby breath centered with a white orchid. Flower girl was Little Miss Deresa Dare Hunt of Route 4, Red Springs. She wore a floor lenth gown of yellow with yellow ruffles with ruffles at the neckline. She carried a jgfVt TTa/.'fJi' ^ HI f ?HI >71-l i ? " Jti basket of spring flowers with baby's breath. Serving as best man was Emery Hunt of Route 2, Marion. The bride received a B.A. degree at Pembroke State University in May of 1976. She is presently employed at the Robeson County Department of Social Services. The bridegroom graduated from Red Springs High School and attended Robeson Techni cal Institute. He is presently employed at National Twist Drill in Maxton. hollowing a wedding trip to the coast, the newlyweds returned to Harris' Mobile Home Park in Pembroke to make their home. RECEPTION A reception followed the wedding in the fellowship hall of the church. Hostesses were Mrs. Harold Dean Bullard. Mrs. Thurman Lowery, Mrs. Liddy Bell who also assisted along with Miss Gearlene Oxendine and Ms. Lynette Jacobs. The reception was given by the groom's parents, his aunt. Mrs. Harold Dean Bullard and his uncle, /Mr. Emery Hunt. The first woman to swim the English Channel was 19 year old Gertrude Ederle in 1926. It took her 14 hours and 31 minutes! NOTE OF THANKS We. the Family of Sanford Sampson extend heartfelt gratitude to our many relatives and friends for their many acts of kindness during the loss of our loved one. Please continue to pray for us as we adjust to our loss. May God richly bless each of you. -The Family of Sanford Sampson (WgAT Facts & Fancies The place with the world's highest recorded temperature is AI'Aziziya, Libya which, on Sept. 13, 1922 was 136.4?F. in the shade. I?? ??? I More heat may toon be available to help keep more Americans healthy, thanks to our oil companies which are looking for alternative fuel sources such as geothermal and solar heat. Since those companies have the engineer ing know-how and develop ment capital to do a good job developing these sources, it could mean more jobs for Americans, too. Heat is measured in British Thermal Units (BTUs), each unit being equal to the quan tity of heat required to raise the temperature of one pound of water at its maxi mum density one degree Fahrenheit. f ?> 11 n ? i t or tmi wcntrt bv*ivr airport, chicago's oware field, a plame tapis off or lamps every 45 secohps -rue clock / , ? v=3 =*v n 60MTR0CLIN6 AIR " TRAFFIC \S A CHALLENGE. Training FOR THIS CAREER WITH A FUTURE 1* AVAILABLE TO THOSE *HO QUALIFY AS A? T12MFK COfJlfZDL RAPAR COMTBOU.ERS IN THE U-S ARMY .' Engagement Announced Marty Kay Mi ^ .. _ ... ... I Mr. ana Mrs. mray n. uen of Pembroke announce the engagement of their daughter, Marty Kay, to Sgt. Terrence James O'Connor, son of Mrs. Barbara Worden of Delaray Beach, Florida. Miss Bell is a graduate of Fayetteville Tech nical Institute and Mars Hill College. She is a pnysicai therapist at Southeastern Re- i gional Rehabilitation Center ia Fayettevilie. Sgt. O'Connor is '* serving in the U.S. Army and * currently is stationed at Fort Bragg. A June 24 wedding is planned at Berea Baptist j Church in Pembroke. The Circus to be In Pembroke May 8th i The Greet American Chens this year Is featuring a greater variety of trained animals than ever before, Including Uncle Ralphs Barn Yard Review, an amazing Intelligent group of trained goats. This great big top circus comes to Pembroke on Monday, May 8, with 6:00 and 8:00 p.m. performances at Sampson Lot, Railroad Street. Buy advance tickets at reduced prices now from Pembroke Volunteer Fire Department. Prospect Student Receives Prestigious Scholarship LMa Gal* LnUnt Linda Gale Locklear, a seni or at Prospect School, has been awarded the G.H. "Floopy" Dunlap Scholarship for 1978-79 to study in the School of Textiles at North Carolipa State University. Linda, the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Holly P. Locklear, has been active in many activities at Prospect School. She has been secretary and treasurer of the Beta Club, a member of the Career Club, Monogram Club. Hiatory and Drama Club. Spanish Club, Society of Distinguished Stu dents. and a member of the Future Home makers of Amer ica Club. In the ninth grade She won the Home Beonomtrs Award. Linda was voted Most Likely to Sueeeed In her senior ? pel Chapel. She plans to attend North Carolina State University and pursue a de gree in Textiles or Computer Science. simplified protection for your business Nationwide's Wall ol Protection Plan simplifies your business insu'ance program. Saves you time? and money. One expe rienced agenl. one audit. For timpMitd business insurance, call or aaa: WHJJC V. LOWRY WUTTHMOSIMn PIMMOtU N.C. NATIONWIDE ft V INSURANCE w fW ?x> NWM4) IM?1 la*v*M? Cl?M'r iffPmk* ??*? i c> T'.Mi,*,''oTt*"' RE-ELECT DAVID PARNELL t ,? - ? For N.C. HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES 21st District i Hok?-Rob?son-Scotland Paid Political Adveitiaement

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