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Call 521-403*
Located on Red Banks Road
Less Than A Mile East of
Prospect School.
JOHN'S GARAGE
S Miles West of Lumberton
OffHwy. 74
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?WE SPECIALIZE IN
AUTOMATIC
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Proprietor
?I8 Years Experience
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MOORE'S CHAIN
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"WE SERVICE
WHAT WE SELL"
(Prospect School)
Phone 521-9942
I Good. Clean
Best Bays la Tewn.
Easy Financing Available.
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DOBBS MOTORS
West Sth St.. Lumberton. N.C.
FOR
SALE
Oxendine's\
HEATING AND
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Phone 521-2244 V
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Pembroke N C 28372 J
Owner. James H. Oxendine
Agricultural aod Cooatnactioo
H. L. Brcwington Enterprises
Telephone 739-7312 Route 6. Box 3?9
Lumberton, N. C
Hardy L Brewington 28338
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^3WF UPHOLSTER*
?Over 11 Years Experience!
?Complete Furniture
Rebuilding 4 Upholstery.
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Graver LocU?r, Owner
521-4990
We are proud to announce |
that Eudene Locklear is II
our new Shop Foreman. I
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Hwy. 711 - 1
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Route I, Box 426
Pembroke. N.C. 28372
Phone 521-2937
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739-4724
Saddletree Area
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Located on Highway 74
Near Dobbs Used Parts.
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Special Sale: S399.00
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002 W. 5th Street
Lutnberton, NC 28358
Telephone: 738-2852
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GOALPOST
KMrtanmit Now Open!
Breakfast Served
6-10 a.m.
Daily Lunch Specials
with Homemade
Biscuits & Corn bread.
Also, Mo's Famous
Hamburgers & Pit
Cooked Baibeque.
Hwy. 74, West of
710, Pembroke, N.C.
PEMBROKE
VETERINARY HOSPITAL
Announces that Veterinary
Services are available to ani
mal owners...
-In patient hospital for pets
-Mobil unit for form visits
-Pet and herd health care
-Pet grooming, baths and
flea dips
-Emergency Service
-24 Hour Answering Service
Hwy. 711,1 ML Eaat
of Pern broke. S21-3431 (4895)
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Located on Laurfnburg-Maxton Airbaee
Rt. 2, Box 64, Maxton, N.C. 26364
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Carolina Indian Voice's DIRECTORY
PEMBROKE NEWS
by Mr*. M L Hardin
Mrs. lucla Chavi*. Mrs. Iota
Chavis and Mrs. Marv San
dcrstin visited Friday with
their aunt. Mrs. Deiphia Low
ry. a patient at Southeastern
General Hospital in Lumber
ton.
Mrs. Leonard Chavis and
Mrs. Buster Burke visited
Thursday in the home of Mr.
and Mrs. Bill Thompson. Both
Mr. and Mrs. Thompson are in
due to illness.
A gift of money was donated
to Mount Olive Pentecostal
Holiness Church in honor of
their birthdays by the follow
ingrMrs. Mary Oxendine. for
her 6Sth; Mrs. Vivian Lock
four. her 4flth; Tracy Lynn
Maynor. her ISlh; Tina May
nor. her 14th; James Malcolm,
his 16th; Lyndon Bullard. his
12th; James Hammonds, his
7th; and Anna Lizzer Locklear.
her I st. The altar flowers were
furnished by Mr. and Mrs.
John Malcolm, in honor of
their son James' birthday. We
wish you all many more birth
days.
Mr. and Mrs. Hubert Samp
son were visited for some time
by their son. Eari "Buddy"
Sampson. He had just finished
his basic training. Earl attend
ed church services Sunday at
Mount Olive Pentecostal Hol
iness Church.
Miss Sherry Lynn Brooks
celebrated her 12th birthday
Saturday. May 3rd with a
party held at Jimmy's Seafood
Restaurant in Laurinburg. Her
guests were Tabbatha Brooks.
Colette Dial. Felecia Oxen
dine. El bridge Porter. Rose
Noriega. Melissa Dial and Mr.
and Mrs. Ronald Locklear. The
party was given by her moth
er. Mrs. Lois Brooks. The
beautiful birthday cake was
baked and decorated by Mrs.
Stella Jacobs. The honoree
received many gifts, including
a cash gift. Happy birthday
Sherry. We hope you have
many more.
Mr. and Mrs. Billy Ray
Locklear announce the birth of
a son. Barry, who weighed
eight pounds and four and 3/4
ounces when born April 27th
at Scotland, Memorial Hospital
4w Laurinburg. Mr. aad Mrs. ?
Locklear also have three other
sons. The paternal grand
parents are Mr. and Mrs.
Elmore Locklear of the Union
Chapel community.
Mr. John D. Brewington has
returned home after having
spent several days visiting in
the home of his son and
family, the Rev. David Brew
ington of Jacksonville. NC.
Mr. Brewington did some
fishing while visiting his son.
Mrs. Carrie Mae Brewing
ton returned Monday to her
home on Seaborad Street after
having spent the past three
months visiting in the home of
her daughters and their fami
lies. Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Brooks. Mr. and Mrs. Purcell
Blue. Mrs. Brewington was
recuperating from a fall she
received at her home in which
she received several injuries.
Among the many guests
visiting during the past week
in the home of Mr. and Mrs.
Billy R. Locklear of Red Banks
were the Rev. and Mrs.
Edmood Locklear, Mrs. How
ard Brooks. Mr. and Mrs.
Randolph Eddings. Mrs. Jua
nita Wells and daughter Bob
bie Jean of Strickland Heights.
Mrs. Bern ice Dial and daugh
ter. Debbie, of Whispering
Pines. Mrs. Ardella Locklear
and daughter. Merritta.
Mrs. Henry Ford Smith
and daughter
Lcs>ie and Mrs. Betty Camp
bell and son Peter attended
church service Sunday at the
East Side Church of God of
Fayetteville and were dinner
guests in the home of Mrs.
Smith's aunt and uncle, the
Rev. and Mrs. C.C. Allen. Sr.
of Hope Mills. Other dinner
guest included the Rev. and
Mrs. C.C. Allen. Jr. and
family.
A song service will be held
Sunday. May 11. beginning at
2:30 p.m. at the East Side
Church of God of Fayetteville.
The featured singers will be
the D and L Gospel Singers
from White Hill Free Will
Baptist Church. The public is
invited to attend by the pastor.
the Rev. C.C Allen. Jr.
CORRECTION
In the Thursday. April
24. I960 Carolina Indian Vo
ice. this item should have
read: Eric Lodtlear celebrated
his 14th birthday Friday. April
II. I960 with a party given by
his parents, Mr. and Mrs.
Eddie Mac Locklear-and-wa*?
held at their home. Eric's
guests were members of the
basketball team of Pembroke
Junior High School. Eric is
a member of the team. Other
team members ate Mai Low
ry. Kelvin Elk. Patrick Mit
chell. Trent Locklear. Patrick
Bultard. Randy Jacobs. Mark
Jacobs, Rodney Smith. Jerry
Neuman. Kent Cummings.
Timmy Huht, Lee McRae.
Steve McNair, Vernon Thom
pson. Jr.. and the score
keeper. Julia Dunavan. and
the coaches. Mr. Harvey Low
ry. Jr. and Mr. Craig Lowry.
Other friends present included
Mrs. Craig Lowry and Mr.
Bruce Barton.
Eric, please accept our
apologies for the error.
The Ladies Society of the
Mount Olive Pentecostal Holi
ness Church met in the
fellowship hall ^of the church
and held their meeting. In the
absence of the president. Mrs.
Helen Faye Locklear. Mrs.
Mildred Locklear presided
over the meeting. She read
Bible scripture from Psalms
139. Prayer was offered by
Mrs. Mary Oxendine. Mrs.
Frances Bryan was in charge
of the program. The topic was
Ahead?I Life and she read
Bible scripture from St. John
10:10. Refreshments-were
served by Mrs. Kattie Chavis.
Present other than mentioned
above were Mrs. Vera Doris
Malcolm. Mrs. Lucy Revels.
Mrs. Adryaner L. Lowry.
Mrs. Flay Smith, Mrs. Pamela
Jean Lowry. Mrs. Mattie
Locklear. Mrs. Jean Chavis.
and Mrs. Mary Sue Lowry. At
the close of the meeting Mb.
Frances Bryan was surprised
Wtth a gift tigSM i
by all the members present in
honor of her birthday. The
benediction was given by Mrs.'
Bryan.
BIBLE THOUGHT
FOR THE WEEK
Piwubi 31:26-27 "She open
eth her mouth with wisdom
and in her tongue is the taw of
kindness. She looketh well to
the ways of her household and
eateth not the bread of idle
ness."
MOTHER
Mis for the mercy our mother
has shown to us all through the
years.
O is for others to whom she
has helped.
T is for the tenderness and
sympathy she' has for her
family and friends, also stran
gers.
H is for the hope and faith she
has in her dear children as
they serve her Lord.
E is for the encouragement she
always gives.
R means she is always ready
and willing to lend a helping
hand in time of need. So let us
who have .our mothers still
with us. make every day
special for her by doing all the
right things she would like us
to do. May her eyes never be
wet with tears of sorrow and
regrets. There is never no
weight and hurt too heavy for
her strength to bear for those
she loves so dear. Congratula
tions. mothers, on your day.
BIRTHDAY PROVERB
FOR THURSDAY, MAY S,
Act* 17-27 "That they should
seek the Lord, if haply they
might feel after him and find
him though Re be-nol-far-frem?
evervone of us."
Chaase* are divided into
five class**: fresh, soft
npenad semi-soft, medium
hard, herd and very hard.
' May Day
Program held
at
Southside
Southside Middle School held
their May Day Program Fri
day. May 2. I960. The Theme
for the program was ''Dance
Through the Ages."
The mistress of ceremonies
for the program was Mrs.
Mary Carroll. The principal.
Mr. O.M. Graham welcomed
the many parents and friends
who attended the program.
After the Minuet was per
formed by the May Court*
Mrs. Carta Maynor introduced
the contestants for Mr. and
Miss Southside. Mrs. Frances
Bui lard presented each con
testant with a beautiful long
stem carnation. Mr. Graham
crowned the new Miss South
side. Melissa Ann Hunt, for
1980-81. Mr. Southside was
also recognized as Joe Smith.
Following the crowning, each
class performed dances from
the 1800's through the 1980's.
Each class was dressed ac
cording to the particular dance
being performed. All of the
dancing attire was very beau
tiful and colorful.
The gym was decorated very
beautifully by some of our
special teachers. The entire
program was directed by Mrs.
Lanette Locklear, P.E.Coor
dinator for Robeson County
Schools.
The principal would like to
convey a very special thanks to
all of the students and teach
ers for such a successful
program. The entire staff
thanks all of our parents for
the money raised during the
last several weeks.
Also, a special thanks to Mrs.
Mable Maynor and Ms. Bob
bie Revels for the beautiful
flowers provided for the
occasion.
- Submitted by O.M. Graham,
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fiincipM.
Lumlpe ?Jfibal
xvOil Increasing
Membership
jt
Applications for the Lumbee
Tribal Roll are beginning to
double each month. We are
proud that the Lumbee people
are beginning to take an
interest in the Tribal Roll. It is
a huge undertaking to get that
many people on one form.
In order to apply one must be
able to trace his/her family at
least to the period between
1880-90 and provide us with a
record of birth which will be
returned to you.
If you haven't received your
application you may pick up
one at one of the following
places:
Lumbee Longhouse Learning
Center at Reedy Branch
Church. 628-7963.
Neighborhood Service Center
at Fairgrove (WOW Building),
628-9546.
Lumbee Longhouse Learning
Center at Saddletree. 738
8060.
Neighborhood Service Center
at Bethel Hill. 738-6955.
Neighborhood Service Center
at Evans Crossing, 521-2006.
Smithtown Neighborhood Ser
vice Center, 844-3903.
L.R.D.A. Main Office. 521
9761.
L.R.D.A. Annex. 521-2401.
Lumbee Enrollment Program,
(Rooms 4 and 5 at Revels'
M6t?l). 521-8253.
Or write to: Lumbee Enroll
ment Program. L.R.D.A., P.O.
Box 68. Pembroke. N.C. 28372
--submitted by Lumbee
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