Stephen B. Hardy
Awarded Scholarship
Leads*-The Amenctn Col
lege announced today that Mr.
Stephen B. Hardy of Pem
broke has been awarded the
Emilio Pucci International
Scholarship to study fashion
merchandising at The Ameri
can College in London.
A graduate of Pembroke
Senior High. Mr. Hardy was
recommended for the SI000
, scholarship by his high school
on the basis of his record of
achievement, qualities of char
acter and potential for success
in his career field.
Mr. Hardy will begin his
studies at The American
College in Atlanta and may take
a portion of his college work at
the sister college in London.
The American College offers
the experience of studying
abroad and select students
have the opportunity to parti
ctpate in internship programs
with prestigious firms like The
House of Hermes in Paris.
Eihilio Pucci in Florence.
Simpson (Picadilly) Ltd.. in
London or Bill Gibb of London.
The American College in
London and Atlanta attracts
students internationally and
offers two and four year
programs in fashion merchan
dising. fashion design and
interior design.
The American College for the
Applied Arts in Atlanta is
accredited by the Southern
Association of Colleges and
Schools and the American
College in London offers As
sociate and Bachelor of Arts
Degrees. U.S. offices of The
American College are at 5tt01
Peachtree Dunwoody Road.
N.E.. Atlanta. Georgia 30342.
ANNOUNCEMENT
Robert D. Jacob son announ
ce* the new location of his law
office at 318 East Fifth Street.
Lumberton, North Carolina.
Office hours will be from 8:30
a.m. until 5:30 p.m., Monday
through Friday, and Saturday
by appointment.
Robert D. Jacob son
Attorney at Law
318 East Fifth Street
P.O. Box 1795
Lumberton. NC. 28358
Telephone: [919] 739-8887
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Mt. Airy News
by Violet Locklear
The regular monthly singing
was held Sunday night at Mt.
Airy Church. Participants
included the Mt. Airy Young
Adult Ladies. The Ladies
Chorus. The Spiritualettes.
The Evergreen Ladies. The
Victory Singers. The Good
News Singers, and Mrs. Ade
laide Locklear of Detroit. Mich
igan. It was the first time we
had heard her in years. It is so
nice for her to be back w ith us
for a while. Mrs. Cummings.
the pastor's mother, dismissed
us with a closing prayer.
Mrs. Rockie Jane Locklear
has returned home from Mc
Cain Hospital w here she w as a
patient lor oxer ihree weeks
Visiting her Sunday evening
were Mr. Proctor Locklear.
Mrs. Winnie Jones. Mrs. Ber
neice Oxendine and daughter.
Mrs. Beulah Oxendine and
daughter. Mrs. Julie Mae
Jacobs. Mr. R.D. Locklear II
and others. She is still in a
weak condition.
Mr. Robert Locklear has
returned home from Durham
Hospital where he underwent
surgery.
His condition remains un
satisfactory.
On Sundav morning at Ever
green Holiness Church Re*.
Clester Carter delivered a
wonderful message. The
Young People's Meeting was
held at 5:30 in the evening.
Rev. Thus Locklear brought
the message. It was wonder
ful.
The pastor. Re*. Joseph
Locklear would lilir.to remind
everyone that the regular
singing Sunday will be omitted
due to a special memorial day
at the Youth for Christ Church
near Maxton. in honor of the
Rev. Cold Cafter Everyone is
invited. I ! I ,
Mr. and Mrs. John C. Brooks
were dinner guests Sunday in
the home of their daughter.
Mr. and Mrs. Billie Oxendine
and family. After dinner. Mrs.
Brooks and daughter Linda
visited Mrs. Brooks' mother.
Mrs. Maggie C. Locklear who
has been a shut-in due to
illness Pleay remembur all
these sick odes in your pray
ers.
Mr. Harold Tvgfrr attended a
business meeting Monday
night in Fkyettevitte.
Mrs. Cora M. Jones remains
a patient in McCain Hospital.
Her condition is ifowly im
proving.
Mrs. Mary F. Maynor is a
patient at Southeastern Gen
eral Hospital. Please remem
ber all these sick ones.
Calibrates Birthday
Mrs. Mart E. Carter, along
with her husband. Mr. John L.
Carter, and some of her
children spent Friday night at
Ocean Isle Beach celebrating
her birthday.
Mrs. Carter is a woman of
great love for her family and
fello* men. Her words of kind
ness is a great influence on a
lot of people's lifes. So. let's
all wish her many. many, more
happy birthdays.
Mrs. (Foster) Lizzie Locklear
is also a patient in South
eastern General Hospital.
Mr. J.H. Locklear was able to
be in church Sunday. His
condition remains serious.
Questions?
Have you ever wondered
w hat you would do if you had
some portion of your life to live
over again? Most of us have.
If I were beginning my family
again I would try for more
togetherness. It may sound
strange, but many w ho live in
the same house are worlds
apart. One expression I've
heard in family retreats and
conferences over the years
more than any other-is that
"If 1 had it to do over 1 would
spend more time with my
children."
These times together, not the
things done alone, are what we
remember. In my childhood
days my father and mother
knew very grave hardship.
.
Vet. I recall how ? hole <bv? of
lifo in our home were glorified
and even the hardship* seem
ed light because of my father's
gracious nets. Ii cost only a few
moments of time, and a heart
full of lose. To parents, the
acts of kindness and lose have
a power that we must never
underestimate. Just the touch
of the hand, a losing smile, a
careful compliment, a close
caress, can work wonders. The
little words "I lose you" and
"I'm sorry" enrich both the
giver and receiver. When a
child feels he belongs in the
family and that he is of real
worth there, he enters the
world feeling loved and with
the ability to love and accept
others.
I 'm Piwad Ta Be Indian
Henry Berry I'm proud to be
a Lumber Indian. Because life
is so much fun when you're
reglly on the run.
I find it amazing that you are
never tired. But that you're
always ready.
With your love of caring, and
understanding.
I'm proud to be a Lumhee
Indian, oh yes.
I'm really proud.
Because life is never a chum.
I'm proud to be a Lumbee
Indian.
Because we are so brave and
strong.
Because we had to work as
slaves at Fort Fisher.
Our Strength was sometimes
gone.
But we still had our pride to
believe in.
When you. a few years later as
a prisoner from Fort Fisher,
escaped into the swamps of
the Lumbee River. When you
escaped into the swamps, and
got together your band of
warriors. The brave warriors
went to fight for their con
stitutional rights. Our pride
goes with Henry Berry Lowry
for fighting for his beliefs and
the deaths of his father and
brother. Then, after a decade
of fighting, you had killed the
ten men responsible for the
death of your loyal kin. After
the fighting was almost over,
your escape was made, during
the night, through the swamps
of Lumbee River. I'm proud to
be a Lumbee Indian, for my
I
lik- is filled * ah happy mo
ments. It doesn't really matter
* hat I'm doing, or what I'm
looting. For the kne of joy is In
my heart. I'm proud to.be a
Lumhco Indian knowing that
Henry. Berry towry risked his
own life for the rights of the
Indian people. Why talk until
you ha* e w alked a mile in his
dkvea'sins.
-written b* Carta LacUear
Lolas Chapel Grade Mb
Carta won first prize for the
Indian American Festival at
the First American Ware- '
house in Lumherton. N.C.
located on Highway 711.
' s
She is the daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. Melvin Locklear of
the Mt. Airy Community.
SoADWA Yls m BEAT I
BY JOEY BASSO
Ji[ Cast of Characters: Lauren Bacail's 90- <[?
c i year-old father has unleashed an) i (
/astonishing attack on Iris superstar/
111 daughter. "She's ignored me for the past j i J
y 49 years." he exclaimed. In an exclusive iji
,i,interview with me the father. William V
/Perske. slammed Bacalls shocking|<
/ autobiography "By Myself" as being "full <S
i J) of lies." And he angrily: Denied he turned /
yhts back on his daughter Lauren, who he iji
nicknamed "Betty": denied he exploited J|i|
Oher fame to increase his business: and/
>[denied he "flew the coop" to keep from V
ijipaying child support "It's all a lie."/
/Perskey says."Betty was onlysixwhenl /
i11last saw her." the retired Chevy Chase. Ji[
/MO. businessman said. "I had just taken <[i
/her to summer camp. "Three days later. /
111my wife Natalie, her mother, left me for/
j i [ another man. She kept Betty from me but I <, '
111 sent my child support payments over the j i [
/years. Her mother is dead now.sol'mthe iji
/only one who knows the truth. And the/
/truth is not in Betty's book."...Plans are/
/under way for the Bee 6ees to be the first V
/pop group from the West to perform in/
J i [China. Sources close to the singing group i j i
II lare at odds as to what exactly is going on j i [
/behind the scenes, but everyone agrees /
/that if present arrangements are con-/
/eluded, the Brothers Gibb ? Barry. X
/Maurice and Robin ? could wind up/
/performing at the International Club in/
/Peking sometine early next year...Jane /
i iFonda is worried about her Pa. Henrys'
< | 'Fonda. 74. is about to open his play "The [s
[ i [First Monday in October." for a run in LA. /
/and Jane fears the strenuous work will |c
/tax him too much. She pleaded with the o
III old trouper to cancel the engagement, but 9
Ohe insists he'll be okay...
Low Prices on Everythinq To
Furnish The Home.
New Accounts Invited.
CALL 276-3531
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NOW-NO
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44 Down Town
In Lnurinburg"
WE
APPRECIATE
YOUR
BUSINESS
Piano * Beach-Si, 188.00
WARREN Furniture & Music Co.
127 Main St., Laurinburg, NC
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THE CAROLINA
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DIRECTORY
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HUNT'S
T.V. REPAIR
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AGENCY
Telephone MM6M
MOO Fort Street
Lincoln Par* Mkh. 46146
A night 738-5404
J&TK PEMBROKE
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?Over 11 Yean Kxpvncnce
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and Upholstery
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521-4990
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Homelile Chain Saws 'Garden Plows
?Lawn Mowers
LOWRY'S CHAIN
SAW SHOP
laK-alcd on Laurinburji-Maxton
Air Base, near Luler Packing Co.
PHONES: Business- B44-5132
JEMY LOWRY-Res. 321-9044
fU 2 Do* 64 Moxroo NC
? Poulan Chain Saws
?Hydraulie Hose & Fittines
THOMAS CO.
MAJOR APPLIANCE
PARTS
COMPLETE
^ SERVICE
d DEPT.
CALL US POM FULL
SERVICE
739-4724
FOR SALE
Good. clean used cars. Best buys in
town Easy financing available. Sec
Ricky Oxcndinc at Dobbs Motors.
West 5th. Street. Luinberton.
JEFF'S PROFESSIONAL
CAR WASH Wowash it sparkling I
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\/eARWASH//2.oo
Weekends
Union Chapel Road-Pembroke
Ouida's Vibsr,MrrKD
T-SHIRT SHOP
Wc Custom Print T-Shirts!
Transfers. Lettering and Dccais.
Greek Lettering Available!
Located in Apartment Building Behind
Boyacout Hut and Between PUyskool Nursery
and Mildred's Bcautyrams.
Owners & Operators: Grctchcn & Cecil Berry
CENTRAL AUTO
SALES
SHr
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?BEST DEALS
? IN TOWN
Photw 521-4029
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Dealer For
Garrlli and
MotobccMc Mnord*
Special Salci *399.00
KAWASAKI
OF Umbanoo
?KI2 W. Nh Sireti
lumherioit. NC 2MSM
Talaptiawi 7JA-2A52
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LORRY'S
COUNTRY STORE
NOW SOUNO SOD AT
WHOLESALE PMCE1
?Complete line of ieed?Grocer>
?AH kJMs of seed*Hanlware
Notions
JOCLOWBY- Proprietor
CALL 521-4026
locc.e.1 on Red Oonks food Less
rtvSn o Mile EciSf of
Piospecr School
VIOLA'S GRILL
Union Chapel Koad-P?mbrofc*
Phona 321-9045
Home Cooked Meals S2.00
?3 Vegetablej*Meat*Tea
specializing in...
Pit Cooked Bar-B-Que
?Short Order Sandwiches
Annie Lob Vost
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ADAM S FISH
CAMP
On John's Station Road
4 Miles from Maxton
Open Thar*.-Friday A Sal.
5-10 p.m.
?Thurs. Night: Family Night!
All You Can Kat.
$2.Hh (Chicken & Flounder)
Full Menu Available
canno
n LOCKSMITH
Locks Repaired
Keys Made
ted's lock, key & gun shop
route 2. box 389
pembroke. n.c. 29372
phone: bib 521 3523
Ucanaad Own Smith
HH'UlHlli'H'Hini
BIGMO'S
GOALPOST
RbsUimmI Now Opon!
Breakfast Served
(vlOa.ni.
Daily Lunch Special*
with Homemade
BitHium A Cnrnhrcad.
AIm?. Mo'h famthib
Hamburger* A Pit
Ci*4ed Barhcquc,
Hwy. 74, WeM ??f
710. Pemhntke. N.C.
JOHN'S GARAGE
8 miles wesi of Lumbcrton
off Hwy 74
I^k 738-930A ? **? i: .w ?
W* ipedoliz* in
Automofk Transmissions
John B. Lockleor. Jr.-Proprietor
18 years experience
LOCKLEAR'S
HOME
IMPROVEMENTS
?Free Estimates?Additions
?RepairseRoofing
?Aluminum Siding
Co# 321-2664
Lorry Loddeor
ANN'S BRIDAL &
FORMAL SHOP
West 3rd. Si.. Pembroke
S2I-W22
EXCLUSIVE SEJ^VIf ES: j
Invitations. Bridal Gowns. All
Types of Wedding Stationary.
Bridal Veils. Bridesmaids
Dresses. Molher's Dresses.
Rental Formats for Men. Crystal
Rental Service and Weddine
Decorations
MOORE'S CHAIN
SAW COMPANY
"WE SERVICE
WHAT WE SELL"
(Prospecr School)
Phone 521-9942
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SEE GARY P. THOMPSON
at
LUMBERTON
MOTORS
For Your Now Cor
ond Truck Noods.
THE BAR?B-QUE HUT
Specializing in Barbeque
and chicken.
?Dining Room
?Drive In Window
?Call Ins
?Catering
College Road
St. Pauls Pembroke
865 4748 521-9067
WOOD'S
SIGNS
For All Of Your Sign Nerd*!
INII I. ki 42*
PMibrufc*. N.C. 21372
Ronald Woods
"We Take Pride In What We Sell
& How We Serve It."
?Pnulan Chain Saw A Weed F.ater*
?Hnniellte Chain Saw A Water Pump*
?Turn Lawnnntwcr* ?Jacohacn Law nnnm er*
?Hydraulic Hoae A Fitting 144*9112
?Bring* A Stratum F.ngine A Part*
?K?>w hunter Garden Phm
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Ri. 2, Bai 64-Ma lion, NX. 29164
LOWBY'S CHAIN SAW SERVICE
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521-2626
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SPIVErSFLEA
MAIKET
401 -407 Fairmont load
Lumberton, N.Q.
739-6414
Friday.. .8:364:00 pm
Saturday... 7 to 4pm
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\ Real
' Estate
Corner
I by HELEN
LOCKLEAI
Improvement Can Be Cuatly
You can make a million
mistakes trying to sell your
ow n home. And one of them is
nuking the wrong improve
ment*. Many time*, an expen
*ive addition i?r repair can he
the kind of thing that'll eo*t
you far more than you can
hack.
True, the house should pre
sent a favorable appearance
mowed law n, trimmed shrubs,
and no obvious indications of
neglect, but it's rare when a
large financial undertaking
w ill bring more than its cost in
the final selling price.
there is always the financial
risk of miscalculation too.
Home repairs costs frequently
i end up a lot higher than
I originally anticipated. You ?
V ntav end up with a faster sale
? and less inconvenience if vou
lower the selling price an
equivalent amount.
Instead of guessing as to how
much, if any. repair wort to
undertake. *?je a Nealtor He
can teN vou w hat to do to make
tour home more salable. Ami
what m< la da so you won't
lose mmiev 1
(ill Ml kl I'ftMrP 4UNTPI
MI4IJ4 or
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