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M GMUUNA iBMM VOIGI jbJm 107ft PaJSn, NX. M872 THE CAROLIf INDIAN VOICE desires to be MdOed promptly at mm to of to reports. Second dm postage pud A PembcJT N.C. Postmaster: Send Form 357? to THE CAROLINA I#IAN VOICE, P.O. Bos 1075. Pembroke. N.C. J 28372 Senior Ait Show Planned A Senior Aft Show will be heM in the FSU Performing Arts Center beginning Sun day, Mar?h 18 and running through Friday, March 30. The show will open with a recep tion on Sunday. March 18 from 2-5 p.m.. ? Those participating are; Ja mes Freeman, Fayetteville ip holography, ceramics, paint ings): Jack C. Gibson. Laur inburg (paintings, ceramics, lithography): Edna R. Lancas ter. Clayton (crafts, paint ings): Larty Grimley. Ports town. Pa., (paintings, graph ics. ceramics). The public is cordially invited ? ,t">nd ^ CLARK'S FURNITURE STORE / : I ? Dear Customer: This letter is to let you know that we are still in the furniture business but we are now selling Name Brand Furniture at discount prices. We sell Basaett, Stanley, Fox, Brady and many other nationally known brands. * * For instance, this Bassett Bedroom Suite sells for $950.00; but our - Cash & Carry price is $570.00, a savings of $380.00. Why travel 100 miles or more when we offer the same quality at tremendous savings right here at home. ?Credit terms are available at substantial savings also. ? i r . / * ^3lw,"tv t*! <?r. ? - * t CLARK'S FURNITURE STORE Located at LUMBEE SHOPPING CENTER, Rt. 3, Maxton, N.C. ?2 Miles Outside Maxton on the Old Red Springs-Maxton Highway | West Bend Pot | W Regular $44.95 M I $36J95 I 8 Pfaltzgraff Dishes I M Village Stone Ware 1 pjto ?jj 20 Piece Set ? if SPECIAL! H $24.95 J See Us Also For Your... eFlower Pots (large ones) ePotting Soil # ?Repair Kits For Lamps ? Water Hose & Sprinklers ?Baseball Spikes ?Gatt Coolers (5 & 10 Gals.) \ ?Lawn Mowers ?Garden Hose \ YOUR HARDWARE A HOUSEWARE CENTER I \ PEMBROKE HARDWARE ? \ New Day Care Director Batty Joe Jacob* Mr. Ginton L. Thomas. Jr., Executive Director of the Housing Authority and Rede velopment Commission of Pern broke announced the employ ment of Ms. Betty Joe Jacobs as Director of Day Care Services. Ms. Jacobs is a 1975 gradu ate of Pembroke Senior High and a 1978 graduate of Pem broke State University with a Bachelor of Arts Degree in Sociology. While a student at PSU. Ma. Jacobs was a member of the Social Worts Club and the Criminology Club Ms. Jacobs began her duties as of March I], 1979 She la the daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Maatou*' * J. 1 PIMBROKE NEWS r I Mrs. M.L. Hardin I V I Mrs Vashti mpson. Mid her sisior. Mrs Blanche Oxendine. visited Sundav afterr ? in the home of Mfs. Lillie Womax and held a song service Mrs impson accompanied them on the guitar Mrs. Henrv ( endine and her sisier. Ms Leola Barton, attended church service Sunda at El rod Baptist Church The pastor is the Rev Tommy Haggins. Mr. and Mrs Jeorge Dial were visited by two of their sons: Mr George Dial. Jr. of Ft stteville. and Mr J T Dial and family of Rt V Maston. and Mrs. Eur e Chavis of Chavis Park. Pembroke Mrs. Rando It Eddings and her sister. Mrs Harold Locklear. were honored Mor ly night with a steak dinner with all the trimmings, in honor of thei birthdays. The dinner was held at the Western Sizzler Restaurant of umberton. Hostesses were the honotee's mother. Mrs John D. Brei ngton, and their sisters. Mrs Howard Brooks. Mrs Tommy D. Si tt, and Mrs. Purcell Blue Dinner guest Sunday in the home of Mrs Shirley Smith and children of Fourth Street icluded Mrs. Eula Pearl Strickland of McColl. S.C.. Afternoon gue s in the Smith home were Rev and Mrs. C.C. Allen. Sr. and daughter. Irs. AlmaGarity; and Rev. and Mrs. C.C. Allen. Jr.. all of Hope Mills Mrs Eula Pe 1 Strickland of McColl. S C. and Mrs Henry Ford Smith visited Sunda evening in the home of Ms. Leola Barton Mr. Tenel Si upon was honored Monday with a family dinner given by his mother. V I. Henry F. Smith and held at her home. Among those attending and vishing Mr. Sampson a happy 27th birthday were Ms Connie Hunt, Irs Janice Jones, and Mr. Webster Smith. Mr. Thorna; "Man" Chavis entered Southeastern General Hospital Sunday and riderwent surgery Monday. Mr. Chavis is reportedly improving. Mr. Billy D< n Revels and his son. Mr. Billy Dean Revels. Jr.. returned late Sundav vening from Smithfield. Virginia where they went by ambulance, b nging back the body of Mr. Joseph Drake Cummings. 31, to Revels Fun ral Home in Pembroke. Mr. Cummings was killed instantly in a head-one rcollision about six o'clock p.m. Saturday. He is the son of Mr. and Mr? Joseph Cummings of Elkton, Maryland, formerly of Pembroke. H maternal grandparents arc Mr and Mrs. J.F. Oxendine Mr. Ernest \ 'ilkins of Detroit. Michigan is visiting in the home of his aunt. Mrs. Atje Bell Lowry in the l.umherton area; and his cousin. Mrs. Ivene Chavis Of Godwin Street A song service was held Sunday night at the Oak Grove Holiness Church. Atteading and participating in the service were Mr. Ernest Wilkins of Detroit. Michigan. Mrs. Ivene Chavis. Mrs Nora Bell Graham and Mrs. Cathem Graham. The pastor is the Rev. Grover Oxendine. Mrs. Mary Dial of Lincoln Park, Michigan is visiting in the home of her sister and herfamily, Mr and Mrs. Alton Locklear And her niece and her family. Mr. and Mrs Bobby Maynor, and other relatives. Mrs. Gloria Gates and son Micheal of Chapel Hill spent the past weekend visiting with her mother, Mrs. Berna Barton, and her grandmother. Mrs Ada Locklear of Pine Street, and other relatives. Mr. and Mrs *"Leonard were guests Saturday in the home of Mr. Chavis' brother and hts famity. Mr anOMIV Burord Chavis Mr. Chavis has hecn in some time due to illness. I ja Mr. and Mrs Clayton Bell have recently returned home from Florida where they spent some time visiting with their son. Mr Bobby Bell. Mr. Robert Revels entered Scotland Memorial Hospital in Laurinhurg the latter part of last week Among the visitors who attended church Sunday at the morning service at Mt. Olive Pentecostal Holiness Church were Mr and Mrs Bruce Barton and family. Mrs. Bema Barton. Mrs Connie Brayboy and children. Mr. Garry Barton, and Mrs. Gloria Gates and son. Micheal of Chapel Hill. Mrs. Buster Burke and Mrs. Leonard Chavis. members of the Visitation Committee of Mt. Olive Pentecostal Holiness Church, visited the past week in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Horace Paul, and Mrs Henry Henry Wilkins. Both Mrs. Wilkins and Mr. Paul have been in for some time due to illness. Sunday. March the 11 th was observed at Mt. Olive Pentecostal Holiness Church in honor of the founder's day of the Woman's Auxiliary. The ladies of the society were in charge of the morning service They sang their theme song. "Working and Serving.'' Each member was presented a corsage in the W.A. colors, gold and purple, made of flexi lace by Mrs. Jean Chavis and her daughter. Mrs. Jeannie Jacobs and presented to the members by three of the G.A. girls: Miss Tina Maynor. Miss Kimberly McCartney and Miss Rhonda Maynor. and two other G.A girls: Miss Winnie Faye Maynor and Miss Lisa Jane Lowry taking the offering. The purpose of th^auxiliary is to promote the spirituality and welfare of the home, the church, and the community. The president. Mrs. Helen Faye Locklear. introduced the .speaker. Mrs. Jettie Parker of Sanford She spoke on tmity and togetherness. She also discussed making known the deeds of God among His people. Mrs. Parker served as a missionary for 19 years in Africa. Mrs. Christine Burke was voted 'Woman of the Year' by the Auxiliary members. She received a gift certificate at Belk-Hensdale Department Store in Lumbertonalong with a bouquet of flowers in gold and purple colors. Prayer was offered by Mr. Bruce Barton, editor of Th* Carolina Indian Voice The gold and purple arrangment of flowers was furnished by the W A.'s ladies of the church. Members present were Mrs. Mary E. Brewer. Ms. Betty Lois Jacobs, Mrs. Mary Lee Locklear. Mrs. Dora M. Oxendine, Mrs. Vera Doris Malcolm. Mrs. luela Chavis. Mrs. Flay Smith. Mrs. Mary Sue Lowry. Ms. Pamela Jean Lowry. Mrs Rosa Blair. Mrs. Mary Ann Locklear. Mrs. Mildred Locklear. Mrs. Ira Lee Lowry. Mrs. Virginia Locklear. Mrs. Shirley M Locklear. Mrs. Christian Burke. Mrs Macbcll Elk. Mrs Frances Bryan. Mrs. Barbara Ellen Bullard. Mrs Adrvaner Lowry. Mrs. Linda Sue Bullard. Mrs. Betty Maynor. Mrs. Iriene Maynor. Mrs Mary Oxendine. Mrs. Melba Lowry. Mrs. Jeannie Jacobs. Mrs Jean Chavis. Mrs Thavle Sanderson. Mrs. Kattie Chavis. Mrs. Mary Grace Bell. Mrs Libbv Lowry and Mrs. Mattie Locklear. A solo was sung by Mr*, luela Chavis and a duet was sung by Rev. and Mrs. Elton M. Bryan. Mrs. Percy Brooks spent the weekend visiting in the home of her daughter and her family. Mr and Mrs. Charles Edward Hunt of Charlotte Mrs Brooks went at this time and attended part of the Winter Revival held at the 3Mh Street Church of God in Charlotte The guest speaker for the week was the Rev. Millard Maynard. The pastor is the Rev Roy lee Tucker. former pastor of the Saddletree Church of God Mr and Mrs Clavton Bell have recently returned home from Miami. Florida where thev spent some time visiting their son. Mr Bohbv Bell. BIBLE THOUGHT FOB THE WEEK Ephesians 1f*19 For through him we both have access by one spirit unto the father Now. therefore ye arc no more strangers and foreigners, but fellow clti/ens with the saints, and of the household of Ood CEMTHALTHUTH Our feeling* toward our fellow man ate an indication of our tclanonsMp with God. Christ was willing to give himself for you What are vou willing to give him? B4HTHOAY FWOVEHB FOB THOHBOAY, MAHCH 1?TH Know therefore that die l-ord. thy Ood. He I* Ood. die faithful Ood which kaapeth covenant and mercy with diem that love Him and keep Mi* commandment* to a thousand pane ml ion* Kiwanis Hear About Croft Metal Co. Left to right: Mr. DeaRabora, speaker, and Lankford Godwin Mr. Donald Rabom, Vice President of Croft Metal Co. of Lumber Bridge was the guest speaker at the Tuesday even ing meeting of the Pembroke Kiwanis Club. He was intro duced by Lankford Godwin, program chairman, who is an employee of that company. Mr. Rabom is a native of Louisiana and became associ ated with the Croft Metal Company 17 years ago. The company is owned by Mr. Brancroft who is now 76 years old and still active in the business. In 1975 Croft came to Lumber Bridge. The alumi num operation employs about 800 people and expansion is planned which would include a new parking facility for trailer traffic and 30,000 more square feet of manufacturing space. Since the opening the pre sent plant four years ago the total growth has been 256 percent and the annual payroll approximately 5 million doll ars. It is a self-contained company with distribution cen ters throughout the South. All three races of the County are. equally represented in its employees as well as equal representation of both sexes. The company manufactures and sells a complete line of aluminum building materials. I Croft Metal has also opened a* new facility in Fair Bluff which emplbys 80 people at the present time and is growing. This facility is a satellite of the Lumber Bridge plant. The Company welcomes visitors to tour the Lumber Bridge facility and arrangements can be made by calling or writing the Company in advance. At the business meeting following the Speaker. Miss Vicky Walter spoke concerning the Robeson County Special Olympics Meet for the men tally and physically handi capped children of the County. The County Meet will be held on March 30 with winners moving on to the Area and National meets. Kiwanis Club members contributed S23 which they presented to Miss Walter. John Rimberg presented the Humanities Planning Applica tion to Club members. This application will be sent to the North Carolina Humanities Committee by the Pembroke Kiwanis Club for the Commit tee's consideration. Presiding at the evening meeting was Club President Ed Teets. Song leader was Lank ford Godwin accompanied by Ira Pate Lowry, pianist. The Rev. Ray Sparrow delivered the invocation. I I on ww vital10 W-alan' ; I chances this yew. He hw nW 1 Trmveing to Hoke County last Friday. Pudtooto scar ed a 104 low t? the Backs. Coming back the neat dayoa their bone field, the Watsiors pounded Hallsboro 8-2 on the strength of good defense and strong pitching by aanior Dwytan Locklear. But tt was another senior who provided the fireworks in the win that evened Pembroke's record at 2-2. Kelvin Sampeon, who plays the centerfWd position for Pembroke, sent a Harvey Baldwin fastball into deep right- centerfieid in the bottom of the fourth Inning ** a grandslam homerun to open up a 8-1 lead Ibr the Warriors. HaDsboro never recovered from that shot although they did manage to score a run in the top of the fifth. Kelvin's homerun was the first of the year fw toe Warriors. But it is not only his batting prowness that has made him valuable to the team. His feet are not made of lead and Kelvin hw used this to his advantage with aggres sive baserulining. In the War riors' 4-3 win over Lumberton last Wednesday, it was Kelvin who scored from third base with the winning run on Bobby Taylor's sacrifice fly to shallow rightfield. Not to be overlooked are his defensive talents. He is most adept in centerfieid. stealing sure hits on with running 1 catches and on one occasion, a diving catch. Pembroke Senior High is fielding a relatively young team this year. With the leadership abilities shown by Kelvin Sampson and the other seniors on the squad, the Warriors should do well in the tough 3-Rivers Conference. I NEED TAX HELP? i We keep abreast of new changes in the Tax Law to save you the most possible in tax dollars. Come in to see us today Our Services Include: ?Income Tax Preparation .Estate, Gift and Inheritance Tax ?Tax and Bookkeeping Service .Wills, Contracts Hours: 4:00-10:00 P.M. Monday thru Friday 8:00-6:00 P.M. Sat. NOTICE TO CUSTOMERS: If you had your income taxes prepared by Taxpayers Aid Society in past years, come in and see us. 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