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wt.aibvjjews M . t - ? *--?-? I..* met service were neia iui fi?y night in the hone of And Mrs Robert loci tear. ? Ted Brooks and Re*. Iftn Jacobs were the At speakers. Also present fe some of the members In our church. Mr. Locblrar ? mently underwent surgury at Arham Hoaptial. His condi no is imprcwing greatly, be fid he was hoping to be able {The back in church Sunday. I The HoUister Singers and ( pastor and assistant pastor will I be with us this Sunday. Were J expecting around 75 of them. They pre coming along way's, j So everyone come and espe I dally all visitors ate welcome, f 1 haven't been to their church at Mt. Bethel bat once bat I am looking forward to going back. For they are tome of the friendliest people 1 have ever met. Be sure and come - "7 everyone. Dinner will be ser ved at the fellowship hall. Vacation Bible school is being held this week. We started out with a good enrollment. Field day was held on Saturday with over 150 people participating. Games and Park recreation activities, along with good food, and refreshments were enjoyed. The Brotherhood and Young Adult Ladies Choirs s mg for the patients at the V.A. Hospital in Fayetfdville this past Sunday. The bus left directly after the morning worship and cvmyusm had a delicious lunch at Mcrrtaoo'i Cafeteria. Thank* to the V.F.W for Inviting theaa to come. Sophia and Edwardo Steibel, Seminary Students at Southwestern Baptist Semi nary in Texas, lad the evening worship Sunday night. They are both from Brazil, and have been serving all this summer in Mission Minstries, in the state of N.C. under our Brotherhood Department. A large group was in attendance to hear their message about their Christian work in Brazil. Miss Delenia Sampson cele brated her 12th Saturday July 21st. She is the daughter of the late Dean Sampson and Mrs. Darlene Carter. Helping her to enjoy her day were her family and some of her cousins, she recevied some beautiful gifts. Hope her many many, more happy birthday's. Trent Locklear son of Mr. and Mrs. Lonnie Locklear Jr., of the Mt. Airy Community won a trophy for being from Union Chapel school at the P.S.U. 8th Annual Little League all star Basketball Tournment for a free throw shooting. Word Imi bora received by Mr. aad Mrs. John L. Carter Sr. that their grandson Victor Dusoo, mo of Mr. aad Mrs Jim Daaon at Jacksonville, Fla. was injured ia aa motor cycle' accideat oa Tuesday evening aad la a patient la the intensive care oak. I would like for everyone to remember him and his family ia prayer. Visiting Mrs. Rocfcie Jaae Lock tear oa Sunday were Mr. aad Mrs. Harold Tyaer aad daughters. Mr. Hayworth Cummings, Mrs. Cora Lee Locfctear aad others. She spent the weekend with me, she is doing very well. 1 have been attending thiai week the Crusade at Brother Charles Young and his team at the Pembroke High School. I I have sera slot of Miracles taking place. He will also be ia Pembroke, nest week. So if you haven't been got I believe in my heart he is one of God' prophets. Thoughts for Today Life can be cruel, we are human, we get sick, we hurt, we cry. But happiness does not ? depend upon our out-ward d circumstances. True content-/ ment come from within. The choice is ours. By trusting God with our burdens, we find joy and peace. "God Love is all I need". ENLIST AN EXTRA $2000 FOR COLLEGE. Many Army Reserve units now offer you an enlistment incentive of up to $2000 toward college, if you qualify. Or a regular enlist ment bonus of $1500. Plus a chance to earn over $1000 a year, to start, for serving 16 hours a month (usually on a weekend I and two weeks yearly. Still more money for college! For details, call your local Army Representa tive, listed in the Yellow Pages under "Recruiting!' I ??piiiiuiuuni aam MEET TODAY'S ARMY RESERVE. 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William Johnson, chairman of the UNC board, said Monday that Osen dine filed a discrimination complaint with the Equal Employment Opportu nity rVimmlf ton *1 kin Mt nnln< ? copy of tfe complaint, but I know about," Johnsa said. "(UNO) Preside*! Prtdaj showed sea copy of it Friday." Oandsi b a daaa at Temple Uni rersity in Philadelphia Ray Oxendine, Oxendtne's brother said Monday the compUint was fOe< with the com mission loot week be cause of evidence that racial (acton influenced the UNC board's selection. Dr. Paul Giveas, a white maa, was I cbeeea far the Pembroke poet He is In mi viet DMldHt for academic r affairs at MIIHken University it Deca iv, m. "His (Joseph Oxendine's) biggest concern was that he had beet lumber one with the selection committee and j number one with the (acuity but was overlooked by the Board of Gover . non," Bay Oxeodiae said. "He felt like it wu a strictly racial decision because he had beard from higher op ??1?A. that if the Indians had gotten together and picked jut one candidate, the b diaa would have been (elected Be cause two Indians were naming they compromised and picked the white man." Lnmbecs protested the selection at Glvens to the Department of Health, Education and Welfare last month. - l Eagle Claw Jaycees Award Banquet Deemed "a Success" 's Henry Ward OiemUne rembroke--"We consider it rehabilitation in the truest sense," said Superintendent Joe Brooks in regards to the newly organized Eagle Claw Jaycees chapter at the Lumber ton Correctional Center. The Eagle Claw Jaycee Cha pter recently held its first annual awards banquet at Sims Restaurant in Pembroke. Jaycee president Dillion Scott presided. Banquet Speaker was Henry lit. a r%? *'? -? ttotu vsxcnaine, a native ot Robeson County, and a mem ber of the North Carolina Paroles commission in Raleigh He discussed the paroles commission and what they look for when granting parole, citing attitute as an important ingredient in granting parole. The institutional chapter re cently raised more than SHOO. 00 with a wildly successly walkathon at the prison unit to. support the Easter Seal Cam paign. The list of awards is as follows: Boss of The Year ? Supt. Joseph Brooks, Out standing Young Educator ? Mrs. Francis Scott, Outstan ding 'Young Man - Herbert Freeman of the Fairgrove Jaycees, Outstanding Correct ional Officer Mr. Wilbur Lock lear. Appreciation Plaque Mr. Percy Hill i(Correctional Officer) 'DtrttoCBteMT Service Award - Lumbee Farms, American Press Robesonian (Scott Bige low), Dennis Patterson (Fayet teville Times) Bruce Barton Carolina Indian Voice, Televi sion Station Bob Waters (?Yfc?_i- 1 vo), ouest Speaker, Henry Ward Oxendine, Testi monial Plaque - Miss Not* D. Hunt, Program director at Robeson Unit. Certificate of Appreciation Harold Hunt, Robeson Unit, Jim Freeman (Pembroke Sporting Goods) Sim Oxendine, Pembroke Ex xon and Kenny Smith (Tom's) Presentation of Chapter A wards presidental award of honor - Willie Burch Javcee of the year Floyd Thurgood Jay cee of the Month, Charles Smith Speak up Jaycee - Floyd Thurgood, Charles Smith, Edi s?n Locklear. Certificate of Merit - Carnell Thompson, Melvin Bryant, Herdmon Bell, Eddie Locklear Tommy Chavis, James E. McKoy, Johnny Green, Lo renzo Blue, William Curtis, Jack McMillian, Jimmy R. Hunt. Ms. Nora Hunt, Program Director at the unit beamed, "it's been a successful year. We hope more of the same in years to come." "Silence is not always tact, and it is tact that is golden, not silence." Samuel Butler i * Wall Paneling _____ low as $2.95 per sheet ARMSTRONG FLOOR COVERING S3.25 per tq. yd. tJ OQS Roofing Shingles ? mm p?r sauare * Handy Andy q^m and R Wmfm, fH.r 73MWT ?? COUGHENOUR'S FURNITURE 1312 South Molrvloufloburg, N.C. MANY DISCOUNTS ALL THBOUOH THE STORE. "LrtUtGlvaYooACuh PHm On Aay Item blWItm." Pbmm 276-1173 LA-Z-Boy Rtclln?rs....2S% Ofl *AlMOth?rRtyt?(i.' 25th Wedding Anniversary Mr. and Mr*. Lowell Hanla Mr. ana Mrs. Lowell Harris celebrated their 25th anniver sary June 30th at the Town and County Restaurant in Pembroke. Their colors were pink and green. Guests were greeted by Mrs. Bruce Locklear and Miss She lia La Jane Locklear who presided at the guest register. Mrs. Charles Locklear and Mrs. Shirley Locklear received the gifts. bach table was centered with a white daffodil and silver 25th centerpiece, with white tables cloth. Everyone enjoyed a delicious buffet supper. The cake was served by Mrs. Lilly Lowery, and Mrs. Burlin Blue. Approiimately 100 guests attended. Pictures were taken by Elmer Hunt. Mrs. Joseph Locklear served the punch. ?" ?~Jk L ? - ? *"-?, fa A ?' Wf^~S BETTER HABITS BETTER HEALTH ocw,wt>!!i't>w iTT!*""* poor work blUU or fail to rttd and uw mMihetMrn' um and cart inetroctioaa and thua miauat kitchen dtikna ??-I??_?? ?? ?-? -? 1 Better work hebits mey one day rave your life. With the variety of kitchen equipment and appliances available today, it's moat im portant to read nee and care instruction* carefully. Por example, never uae heat resistant (lass ovenware on top of the range or under the broiler. When using a microwave oven, check the manual to eee what cooking accessories and materials can and cannot be used. Don't overload electrical wiring by plugging too many appliances into one circuit. Replace or repair frayed or broken cords. Kitchen safety tipa from the Consumer Information Department of Coming Glass Works also warn against ad justing blenders or inserting electrical knife blades while these appliances are plugged into electrical outlets. Wipe up grease and other spilled liquids and substances promptly. If the floor slopes or has missing or loose tiles, it poses a hazard, especially for the elderly who may or may not be able to see or sidestep these conditions. Above all, don't be careless; instead be organized. Following these and other safety rules can help to make your home and kitchen a saier place in which to live arfl work. Modern welding can make a joint stronger than the metal itself. The United States has no national flower, but all tha states, and the District of Columbia, have chosen state flowers. THE MOST SHOCKING...SPINE CHILLING...MOVIE EXPERIENCE COMES TO TV. 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