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POPCORN um**?7T IW1 POSTUREPEDIC MODELS Premier Royale EXTRA FIRM OR OENTLY FIRM Imperial ?TV* ft Appliance* I Air CoodiiWn ?Stereo* Riverside Young Adults Share during Easter Season Tha Youno AduN Sunday Sanaa! alass a* MwraMa Churon of Oad, LunWarten, paid a Mad la Mw lalandad Cava OnN of SauMwoaMfn o?wfai Maopdai an Monday ntfM. Aadl ? limy mad* a paaaaniaMon at a miM and a hSUMMWlE NUfH McOowift tMNnl nufii tor Hi# poUofUs TOtXsspM|tf anaaoad an Mwdnl and aoaonddaoraf Mw laMndad Qaaa Undo. Ida aaaaamman naa aiada an SADDLETREE ON THE MOVE Basketball" |um at Magnolia laat Thursday realty wiasiVs treat- funniest thing I hare seen in a while-. That "tide'am cowboy" Charles McOirt realy gave aa a show. And then there was the famous Saddletree Jaycee Piealdcat who couldn't quite seem to stay on Ma aattaal k looked Bke Ronald Hammonds has spent far too many years bstdad aa automobile. He needs to get back to nature a little. And then there was some little "old" short lady with long dark hair who followed the donkey around iw circles for the longest time aad never did manage to get on the thing. Of course when you're shorter then the animal, getting on him can be a problem. Some very courageous teachers from the Magnolia faculty rode their school proud. One of them, Mr. Mason, the ag teacher, even matured to get a trophy for the game's "least valuable player." Great guy- a little tall for the animals- but still a great guy. Another teacher, Mrs. Epps, rode well tool I ? believe she even managed to ring a few baskets. Students from Magnolia rode well tool Charles McGirt and Linda Blanks carried home the trophies for the m oat valuable maa and woman players. No matter bow interested all this was. the best part by far was to sit and watch four grown women try to pin giant diapers on donkeys. A funnier thing I have never Been. Mrs. Epps snd Gladys Pierce from the school carried home the honors of the "best donkey diapers around." I could go on and on- this event was by for one to be remembered. One last vote of confidence should go to Dwayne Emanuel who rode well and was a good sport. DeWsyne was slightly injured Thursday night but is doing fine. Nice going, DeWsyne. The Piney Grove PTA held its fourth meeting of the year Tuesday night, April 10, in the brightly pained gym of the school. Many upcoming and past events were discussed. Mr. Tom Lowry expressed his gratitude toward teachers, staff and parents who helped him make the basketball season a rewarding one. Mr. Lowry also asked for equal or better support from us for his baseball teams which are off to a good start. Mr. Grady Locklear assured us that schedules will be sent out to parents soon. Mr. Woody Sampson thanked parents who attended and allowed their children to attend the "Disco" last Friday night which was sponsored by the Junior Beta Gub. He expressed that he was proud of the effort these young people are showing. Mr. Woody also commented on the trip to Florida scheduled for the week of Easter vacation. Mr. Woody, we wish you a fond farewell and may God go with all. Other events discussed at the meeting included: a plate sale sponsored by the PTA- tentatively set for May 11,1979; A drive to raise money for new curtains to go in the newly painted gym at Piney Grove; Important events coming up at the next meeting which includes election of new PTA officers; Announcement of purchase of new playground equipment due to arrive at Piney Grove any day now; The Gong Show sponsored by the athletic club to be held Friday afternoon at 1:230-2:30 p.m. in the gym; And a car wash to be held Saturday, April 14, 1979 beginning at 8 p.m. and running until the cars stop coming. The wash will be sponsored by the Athletic Gub. The price is $2.00 for wash and $2.SO for a wash and vacuum. "All dirty automobiles are needed." The Bethel Hill 4-H Gub will hold a meeting Saturday, April 14, at 4 p.m. at the Jaycee Building. All members are urged to attend. The Magnolia' Long house Learning Center held its spring program Tuesday night. Many parents, relatives and friends were there to watch the children perform. Well. 1 guess that's about it. Take time out to enjoy the sunshine I See you next week! ?? Ik.Mln.Mtrl> rlaiiaiii N?| Ka^jflMHl! ^ wtf>, C*rtiy mm* <>yfc?>, Ky immtt i? tmmmi fc? y lL?y i^ ' Social Notes Revival services will begin at Barker Ten Mile Church April 22 and ran through April 27. Services begin 7:30 p.m. nightly. The pastor, Rev. Jimmie Strickland extends a cordial invitation to the public to attend. Rev. Tonnie Brighton was a visitor at Ten Mile Center Church recently. On April 6, . he. delivered the message during the worship service. On Sunday afternoon, Mrs. Eugene Canady and Mrs. Ton Burnett visited Mrs. Nora Lee Hardin. Mrs. Fannie BeU of Saddle tree is on the sick Hst. The Saddletree Church at God held service in her home on Thurs day night. Mrs. Bessie Henderson and her mother-in-law visited the home at Mrs. Nora Lee Hardin on Thursday, April S. THINK ABOUT IT Perhaps nothing marks the modern era more distinctively than the rapid progress in one of man's most basic desires: to communicate with his feDow man over greater and greater distances with less and less delay. TkM*E?2r^vn,7.,,41ir L I In parts of Prussia it was onca baliavad good luck to sea wind in tha oat fialds. f I?? 1 In parts of China it was cus tomary for an engqpd giH to giva shoes as a gift to her fiance and all hit brothers. ?a LUMBEE TIRE CENTER ? "We specialize in one day recapping" Recap $14.50 with exchange "Full line of New Tires" Located formady In Ctarfc's Body Strap 1812 Waat 5th Straat Lumtoorton, N.C. 28358 1 , LUMBEE BANK IV additional drive-in window ^>.now added convenience! FRIENDLY COURTEOUS SERVICE FIRST INDIAN BANK OF AMERICA SINCE 1971 ? 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