Youth tor Christ
Church News
by VMx R?m WHUm
Pastor is Rev. Larue Barton.
Assistant pastor is Eider W.T.
Lowery. Sunda^School begins
at 10:00 a.m. Youth service is
every Monday night at 7:30
p.m. Bible Study is every
Thursday night at 7:30 p.m.
Singing is every second Sun
day at 2:30 p.m. Radio pro
gram every Sunday at 2:00
p.m. on WEWO.
Bro. Gerald opened Sunday
School with a wonderful text
taken from Matthew 7:15
27. He left verse 18 as food for
thought: "A good tree cannot
bring forth evil fruit, neither
can a corrupt tree bring forth
good fruit." He left a thought
ful question with the congre
gation "what kind of tfee are
you?"
Elder W.T. Lowery preach
ed a wonderful semon. taking
his text from Acts 1:7-11.
Jesus said. "He that hunger
and thirst after righteousness
shall be filled." We thank him
for annointing Elder Lowery to
spread the feast before us
Sunday. Pray for him that God
will continue blessing him.
Elder W.T. Lowery was the
guest speaker at Community
Holiness Church Friday night.
He preached from Acts 7:15
27. The young people were the
guest singers there also. We
thank them for going and
backing Elder Lowery in the
word.
Bro. Jesse Lowery and his
choir attended the singing at
Deep Branch Church Sunday
night.
The young people sang at
Deep Branch School Saturday
night.
Bro. Jesse Lowery and his
class had Bible Study Wed
nesday night at .the home at
Sonda Wilkins. Bro. Jesse is
doing a great job working with
the young people. He is
helping them to see the need
to study their Bible and seek
the Lord. Continue praying for
him that Cod will continue
anointing and guiding him in
the direction he would have
him to go.
Don't forget our fund rais
ing day June 14. We will be
selling barbecue and chicken
plates at the fellowship hall.
We have tickets for a drawing
that night on an aluminum
yard set and a quilt. There will
also be a free singing at the
church that night.
Continue praying for our
sick and shut- ins. Remember
Sis Pearlie Lowery and Sis.
Roseanna Barton who was
unable to attend church Sun
day.
Make a special prayer for.
Bro. Lacy Locklear even thou
gh we may stray, Jesus is
always standing with out
stretched arms ready to recei
ve us. Remember Jesus loves
us when everyone else has
forsaken us."
We invite you to our singing
Sunday. The Deep Branch
Young People. McNeill Trio,
and Heavenly Bound Boys will
be our featured groups.
Rev. Roger Creed was our
guest speaker Monday night.
He preached from Romans
1:14-18.
We invite you to come and
worship with us in any or all of
our services.
PROSPECT JAYCEES
ELECT OFFICERS
by Ben Jacobs
Annual elections were held
April JO by the Prospect
Jaycees. Ben Jacobs was
elected president for I9B0-AI...
Other ' officers elected" were
Elmer Butler, treasurer; Mill
ard Lowry, internal vice presi
dent; Don Jacobs, external
vice president; Gregory Lock
lear, secretary; Edward Lock
lear. state director; and Ron
nie Dial, ways and means
chairman.
Jaycee members elected to
the board of directors included
Furman Dial. Danny Mitchel
Chavis. Jeff Jacobs, and Craig
Collins. Harold Dial was se
lected as chaplain. Tentative
plans for the annual installa
tion banquet are set for June
14 at the Prospect High School
Cafeteria.
In current activities, the
Prospect JCs are moving
ahead to purchase land to
build a permanent clubhouse,
to help in this endeavor a
chicken plate sale was held
April 26 at the Prospect
Volunteer Fire station. The
Jaycees wish to thank all the
people who supported the club
in the sale of plates.
The Prospect Jaycees are
looking forward to presenting
?jWlncedv student with the
JBPPy JlCUbrVducational
Scholarship which will be
announced at the graduation
exercises of Prospect High
School. The Jaycees are happy
to have helped the school in
the Special Olympics held
recently at Pembroke State
University.
The Prospect Jaycees are
recruiting new members. Any
young man between the ages
of 18 and 35 is encouraged to
contact a member of the
Prospect Jaycees and attend
regular meetings on Wed
nesday nights.
FbU
Coach
Addresses
Kiwanis
Coach Dan Kenney of Pem
broke State University was the
guest speaker at the Tuesday
evening meeting of Pembroke
Kiwanis. He was introduced to
the members by Program
Chairman Bernard Lowry.
Coach Kenney is from Morris
town. New Jersey and is the
Assistant Basketball Coach
and Soccer Coach at the
University.
Coach Kenney's topic was
Self Concepts In Sport* and
in Ufa Itself. One's concept of
self is extremely important to
the successful life. The player
or person must create a
proper self concept. Each
should know what he is now
and what hit goals are for the
future- such as choosing an
occupation which Is meaning
ful and worthwhile to him; to
feel accepted, loved and re
spected; to feel happy and
good about himself. All of
these are important in the
achieving of success, whether
it be as a player in sports or in
any other area of endeavor.
Presiding at the meeting
was Gibson Gray. President.
Albeit Hunt gave the invoca
tion and Lank ford Godwin led
the tinging with Ira Pale
Lowry at piaeiti.
Club members ware re
minded of the Inieratieagl
Kiwanis Convention wbicb It
m ba bald in Anaheim. CaMf
June lJ Ji
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RECIPIENTS OF MEDICAL
SCHOLARSHIPS.
Chapel HIM-Selection of the 17
recipient* of the University of
North Carolina Board of Gov
ernors' medical scholarships
for 1900-61 has been comple
ted. according to UNC Presi
dent William Friday.
Among those recipients
were two Indians. They are
J.C. Luck lear oi May nor Man
or. Pembroke and Ferries Y
Locklear of Route 3. Maston.
Ferries Yarnell Locklear will
attend the UNC School of
Medicine at Chapel Hill. J.C.
Locklear will attend the Duke
University School of Medicine.
Pembroke
Church of
God News
by Dclort* Alien
A gospel sing will be held at
the Pembroke Church of God
on Saturday. May 10. I960 at
7:00 p.m. Featured singers
will be the Messengers of the
Lord from Clinton. the McNeill
Heavenly Bound Boys, the
McNeill Trio of Lumberton.
Everyone is cordially invited to
attend.
Rev. Jack Hunt is pastor of
the Pembroke Church of God.
Mother's
Day
Dance
Lumberton-Local Senior Citi
zens will sponsor a Mother's
Day Dance at Mohr Plaza
Senior Center on Friday. May
9. 1980 6:30 until 9:00 p.m.
The dance will feature music,
refreshments, a door prize and
special music will be perform
ed. Admission is free. Trans
portation will be provided
upon request for those without
transportation only by calling
Mohr Plaza at 739-8176. The
dance is being sponsored by
the Robeson County Recrea
tion Department, in addition to
Mohr Plaza Senior Center.
There ere 45 mile* of nenret
in the body.
ENGAGEMENT
Mr. Ulysses P. Chavls an
Ms daughter, Angela, la Ban
dy Mickey, aen of Mr. and
Mr*. Richard Mickey of Ker
nersvllle, NC. The bHde- elect
wll receive her Doctor of
Dental Sergeiy [D.D.S] degree
May 11, 1980 from the Uni
versity of North Carolina,
Chapel HOI. She received her
B.S. from Pembroke State
University. The prospective
bridegroom graduated from
Forsythe TecUncal School. He
Is self-employed aa a track
driver. A Jane 28th wedding Is
planned and wll be held at the
home of Mr. and Mrs. Graver
C. Chavls In Pembroke, NC.
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NEW RIGHT TO READ
ACADEMY
The Right to Read Program
of LRDA has opened a fourth
reading academy. The new
academy is located in Pem
broke and is housed at Maynor
Manor.
Presently, the students en
rolled in the academy are
residents of the Pembroke
Housing Authority, but every
one is welcome to attend. The
recruiter- instructor,for the
aynor Academy is
Gearldine Locklear. The tea
cher monitor is Denise Dial
and the instrucational aide is
Doris Arnold.
The Academy is open to
anyone in the Pembroke area
who is 16 years old or older
and needs to improve their
reading skills. If you know
someone who meets these
qualifications please call 521
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LOCALSTUDENTS
HONORED
Aggie u. uccsc ui r iw?pw?
School announced today that
33 of their students have been
inducted into the Society of
Distinguished American High
School Students
Students awarded the honor
include Sandra K. Locklear.
Lisa Bullard. Angela Osen
dine. Robin Osendine. Shar
ron Jackson. Phyllis Bryant.
Doris Brooks. Stephanie
Moore. Charles Locklear.
George A. Lee. Miriam Lock
lear. Masine Locklear, Shir
lene Locklear. Michael Deese.
James Moore. Gwendolyn
Scon. Carol Jacobs. Terrice
McMillian. Lori A. Scott Lock
lear. Trenette Oxendine. Tina
Locklear. Pernell Jacobs.
Ellen Revels, Kimberiy Lock
lear. Selena Locklear. Stuart
Locklear. Kimberiy K Bryant,
Jeff Strickland. Bonita Lock
lear. Lesa Oxenidne. Medra
Dial. Telisa Chavis, Denine
Revels.
The Society, one of the
nation's foremost high school .
honoraries, have selected the
se students because of their
in
acmunsitiica vivvhvuvv
scholastic leadership and civic
achievement. Only 2 percent
of all the student* in the
United States are accepted for
membership. Nominations can
only be made through the
student's school or church.
The Society's National
Awards Program is sponsored
by over ninety colleges and
universities throughout the
United States. Thousands of
dollars in scholarship funds
from these institutions are
earmarked for Society mem
bers each year. The students'
sponsor. Aggie G. Deese.
received a National Apprecia
tion Award from the society on
behalf of the students for the
interest shown in honoring and
rewarding excellence on the
secondary school level.
The ournose of the Society is
to promote both academic and
civic achievement by recog
nizing students in its Member
ship Registry, which is pub
lished annually and distribu
ted throughout the United
States and part of Europe.
SUPERINTENDENT'S
CHOICE ART EXHIBIT
Michael H olden ? tenth
grade student at Pembroke
Senior High School and son of
Mr. and Ms. William L.
Holden of Route I. Rowland,
received special recognition
far his artistic talent when
Superintendent Purncll Sweft
of the Robeson County Board
of Education sleeted Michael's
painting to be submitted as the
Superintendent's Choice for a
statewide Art Exhibit spon
sored by the North Carolina
State Department of Public
Instruction in Raleigh. Micha
el also enjoys his membership
in the Chess Club at Pembroke
Senior High School, as well as
tennis and skateboarding.
Three other students in the
Robeson County Schools were
recognized as finalists in the
Superintendent's Choice com
petition: Samuel Glenn Bird, a
ninth grade student at Pem
broke Junior High School;
Gwendolyn Jones, seventh
grade student and Mark
Scott, seventh grade student,
both at Deep Branch Elemen
Uiy School.
The SyperiMeadeal'e Choi
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Senior High School Is stows
with Ms Magents Msynor,
Title IV Indian Edncatlsn
Youth Pevelspment Specialist,
with his artwork which wss
Superintendent's CMh Aft
EthMt ipoiMnd by lb* N.C.
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