[ Pembroke State
I University
BV OENE WARREN
SATURDAY SHOULD K A
momentous day at p?u
The Town of Pembroke
kM never *een a day like the
one it will see Saturday. For
the first time in its history.
PSU wili have the formal
' installation of Mi top adtnini
atrator. Dr. Paul 1. GKsue.
No inatallation ceTemony
was held for the three fbeviout
men who served at president
Dr. Ralph D. Wshm from
1942 56. Dr. Water Gte
from 1 ">56-62. and Dr. EagEeh
E. Jaweo from 1962-79.
Mrs. Rertee Ptea, who has
been the secretary of every
Pembroke State President air
ce 1943. said. "The others
merely went into office There
was no inatallation cere
fHOfiy.
Of course, in those days
Pembroke State was a cortege
whereas oow it is a constituent
university of the University of
North Carolina. And all chan
cellors of the UNC system
have installations. Already
this year, the new chancellors
of both Appalachian State
University and UNC-Green?
boro have been formally insta
lled.
Dr. Jones is the only one of
the four to have had the title of
both president and chancellor.
He held the title of president
until! 1972 when Pembroke
State become a part of the
UNC system. At that time it
was decided that only WMfom
C.Friday, as the top adrnbn
strator of the entire system,
should be called "President
the top men on the 16
campuses of the system had
their titles changed to "Chen
cciior.
The installation schedule
Saturday is as fotews: 10
a.m.- 12 noon-Eegistration
bC^TNativ"t?American Mu
iSbnof the Chancellor
ml wens can be proud
OF a very good year
h has been a very good
first -year for Dr. Givens. a
quiet spoken, eatremely
courteous gentleman from
WeBsburg. W. Vs.
Both he and Ms lovely wife.
Lee. have been taken to the
hearts of alt with whom they
have come la contact.
The new c he nee Hoc, coming
to Orange surroundings. has
wot many fritftdi ind worked
very hard to spread the word
aboet PSU. ffts 1st of speaking
engagements has been tre
mendous--and he has been a
master at personal diplomacy.
He is a person who remem
bers to say thanks, many times
with a personal oote.
He has made many renno
vst tons- end many others are
sure to come as he measures
Ms first year.
n?AY, JOHNSON HEAD
nOGftAMFOB
INSTALLATION
Leading the list o? dign,
Uriei here Saturday for the
Mday. president of the UNC
mmT'chahman of the UNC
Board of Governor!. Johnson
was the commencement spea
ker last may when Dr. Jones
was about to rathe. President
Friday has been here many
teas before. One of Ms most
memorable visit! wai when
the English E. Jones Health
and Physical Education Cejter
was dedicated He paid a great
tribute to Dr. Jones on that
day on Jan. 18. 1973. (Note:
By the way. Mrs. Margaret
Jonas soys her husband. Dr.
Jones) will be unable to attend
thi intUUIttton Ssturdsy be
ansa of his health problems.
Ha Is sdll recetviag chemo
therapy treatment! at Duke
The installation program
will consist of: invocation
dhectsf a1 the' Piwbcshi Ares
Presbyterian M lots try; eel
eemaaadtewfectioe* WBk
I. 0Mte ef CtMtet,
tblbWH Site P8U Bate af
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Kmm Faacraa* of Greensboro,
vice president of the PSU
Student Government Associ
ation; from the alumni-- Wei
lea Levi;, president of the
PSU Alumni Association and
from the community-- James
A. [Pele| Jacobs, mayor of the
Town of Pembroke.
After an interlude of music,
which will include a march,
"To America." (with words
and music by Or. Givens).
President Friday will make the
presentation and installation
of Dr. Givens as chancellor.
Dr. Givens will then deliver his
installation address. The ben
ediction will be by Rev. James
H. Weeds, pastor of Hopewell
Methodist Church.
In the academic procession
will be presidents, chancel
lors. and representatives from
other universities and colleges
in both North Carolina and out
of state.
SPECIAL TV COVERAGE*
FRIDAY AS RADIO GUEST
The entire installation
ceremony wll be taped for a
later television showing on
UNC-TV. This same station
will take films of the PSU
campus Friday.
Chancellor Givens, who has
a weekly radio show, win have
an interview carried Saturday
at 9:50 a.m. over WAGR in
Lumberton about this special
day. Interviewing Dr. Givens
will be Dr Man Miirbw of
the PSU Communicative Art*
Department. Morriton. a
speech eipert. has been a
regular commentator on area
radio stations about PSU
events this year.
In a turn- about. Dr. Given*
plans to interview President
Friday-Saturday for taped ra
dio segment to appear the
following week on the same
WAGR program.
IT SHOULD BE A GREAT
FOUR DAYS!
With the Chancellor'*
Spring Ball Friday night at
Laurinburg, the installation
Saturday, the PSU commen
cement at 2 p.m. Sunday (Dr. ?
Given*' First as chancellor),
and a spring golf fling Mon
day, these will be four busy
days at Pembroke State
University.
We wish to thank the
installation committee, headed
bv Walter OuniRni, which
has planned the installation
occasion. And we wish for Dr.
and Mrs. Given*, and all their
family and friends, a truly
wonderful weekend!
News from
Evergreen
Church
by Mrs. Leeds Bwti
Sunday School began at 9:30
a^IbsSepuriutu^jag
to
CHURCH. The primary claas
had the program for the day. It
was cweet to tee those little
ones singing.
Miag Terry Locfclear paid
her birthday offering to the
church.
Today *u regular preach
ing day. The pastor. Rev.
Joseph Locfclear. preached a
wonderful sermon taken from
the Book of Acts 12:5. He used
for his subject "Pray without
ceasing."
Don't forget the wedding of
our assistant pastor's daugh
ter. Rev. Clester Carter's
daughter will be wed Saturday
at 5:00 p.m. There wifl be a
special singing at 7:30. You
are invited to attend.
Thank you for praying for
our sick ones. My mother.
Mrs. Maggie Lock I ear, is
doing much better. Keep
praying for her. Also, Sister
lola Strickland and her mother
Sister Nancy Ann Osendine.
Thank the Lord Sister Winnie
Clark was able to be back in
church.
THOUGHTrotTODAY
Are you aware of God'*
presence? Jacob awoke from
hit ileep and aaid surely the
Lord is in this place. God often
takes us by surprise. He comes
in unexpected ways, through
unexpected people. God is not
far away from us. He is alwsys
as dose as we let him me. As
you read his word and pray,
slop and think that he is
present. Praise his name.
Please pray for us at Ever
Green.
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MT. AIRY NEWS by Violet Locklear
by VMmL*cUmt
Our message Sunday morn
ing was delivered by Rev.
Larry Locklear from Ml. Elim
Baptist Church. Special music
was by the Brotherhood and
Mrs. Faye Wilkins Amico with
her accordian.
We had a lot of visitors.
Among them were Mrs. Ade
laide Locklear of Detroit. Mich
also Mr. Billy Ray Locklear of
Atlanta.Ga. This is home to
them. Bill is spending this
week visiting his parents.
Last Saturday the youth
along with the pastor and
some more from the youth
division workers attended a
youth conference in Raleigh.
NC.
Last Saturday night the
adult ladies class along with
their teacher. Mrs. Lucy O.
Thomas, held a party at the
Boy Scout Building. There
were 20 or more present for
the occasion. Each one carried
a covered dish. There were
eight present celebrating their
birthdays.
We all went in together and
bought each one a lovely gift.
We all enjoyed a good fellow
ship of fun together.
This past Saturday the pas
tor and some of the Vacation
Bible School workers attended
a workshop meet tag at the
Pleasant View Baptist Chinch.
Every department in our chur
ch was represented.
Our Sunday School Study
Course pqajpam begins this
Wednesday n[ght. The paster
will leach the entire group
each week for one hour for five
weeks. Everyone is invited to
attend.
Mrs. Beatrice Locklear re
mains a patient in McCain
HosptiaJ. We think her condi
tion is improving.
Mrs. Annie Ruth Locklear
was taken back to Duke
Hospital Saturday. Her con
dition remains unsatisfactory.
Mrs. Docia Jacobs was
admitted to Southeastern
General Hospital Monday.
Please remember them in your
prayers.
A TRIBUTE
Sunday will be a very special
day for all mothers. And j^have
this to say. I had a mother and
a father who really loved each
other. So I know what love is.
I've seen my son safely
through these traumatic years,
so I know what satisfaction is.
I've prayed and my prayers
have been answered, so I know
what faith is. And I've had by
my side for S3 years the
kindest, lovingest, most con
siderate human being I have
ever known, so I know what
happiness is. And because I've
known all these things. I know
what wealth is. God gave
mother to us for 92 yean. And
he took her home to be with
him March 16.1100. So new I
know what sadness is. She
won't be widi us Sunday in
person but she still lives in
dbr hearts. We know that in
everything God works together
for good with them that love
him. Romans 8:28.
Tax Cuts
Said GOP
Priority
WASHINGTON -
House Republicans say tax
exits are their top legislative
priority for the next Congress
should they win a majority of
seats this fall.
Minority Leader John Rho
des, R-Artx., told a news con
ference Monday that the top
item on the GOP list is "enac
ting across-the-board cuts in
personal income tax rates
that will enable working peo
ple to have more real dollars
to spend on personal and
family needs." Republicans
liave not had majority control
of either chamber since the
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