PUBLISHED EACH THURSDAY !,V > I~ THE CAROLINA INDIAN >ICE " BaUdlng Cw?m lead Bridg *R PEMBROKE, N.C !? ath-Rkuish^" y ' jrff NCOUNTY li ******** I VOLUME 12 NUMBER 35 25c PEK COPY > ? lour. | Bruce Barton photo) THE HARDYS: MISSIONARIES IN AFRICA Editor's Notei Miss I. Ruth Martin is an associate professor of religion at Pembroke State University. She recently returned from a 6 week trip to Libci .. While there she renewed a long standing friendship with Rev. and Mrs. Lawrence Hardy. itu former paator of Berea Baptist Cfcu h in Pembroke. We are grot*, ful in M for sharing thl* story with our readers. especially (be many friend* of Ike llardt*. by I. Kuth Martin Lawrence and Alice Hardy are serving in Monrovia. Liberia, as missionaries for the Southern Baptist Convention. Mis sionaries are witnesses for Jesus who are following a personal call to "make all nations disciples." To do this, such dedicated people accept literally Jesus' instructions to "Be my witnesses." To most missionaries on the foreign field this means to serve night and day; at home, at work, and at play; and then on Sunday to do just a little bit more than you do during the week. The Hardys have been called by Go*' serve in Liberia, a third world pov West Africa, only four degrees above the equator. Of the two million pohriatioa, over 95 percent of the people are members of 16 different tribes. The country has 9 counties and 6 territories. At present the ruling head is Preside at Samuel K. Doe. For the Hardys, service by night can mean committee meetings for Lawrence as many as three nights in the week, h can mean entertaining students. Liberian friends, and/ or missionaries in their home after working hours. A bee makes delicious chocoia ' cruam ia a m *l< rtlprclric frcc/cr * XSkbbR*?I I Have A Safe And Happy | 1 Labor Day Weekend J} | Drive Wi?h | ? V %'"" : " -i* -? ' Pembroke Kiwanians meet Little League Champs The Phillies, sponsored by the Kiwanis Club, won the regular season league play and the post season tournament. They also won the Robeson County Little League Championship. The Tournament consisted of 45 Little League teams. Program Chairman President Bill Oxendine presented Coaches Leon May nor and Veril Brooks. Coach Maynor presented the winning team members. Center Fielder Marcus Lowery. Seavic Lock tear (First Base). Shortstop and Pitcher Tonka Maynor. Pitcher Paul Brooks. Left Fielder Tom Sampson; Rtgh' Fielder Raymond Deese; Third Baseman Steve Locklear; Catcher James Hunt; Second Baseman Ryan Sampson; Third Baseman Mike Kremski; Third Baseman Steve Locklear. First Baseman Aaron Locklear. Right Fielder Eric Locklear. Dwayne Locklear (Outfielder). Leonard Locklear (Second Base). Out fielder Patrick Locklear. and Outfielder Sam Locklear. Coach Leon Maynor said they are losing seven players this year but expect to have a good team next year. Because of the 12-year-old age limit they're losing Marcus Lowery. Steve Locklear, Tonka Maynor. Paul Brooks. Tom Sampson and Raymond Deese. The team won I 7 games and lost only 2 games. They cany.' to the banquet neatly dressed in their baseball u> iforms. The Club voted to award the teat their caps. The team also displayed toe trophies which they had won. President Bill Oxendine introduced the new Lt. Governor Charles Simons ot the Southern Pines Kiwatus ( tub. Lt. Gover nor Simons hopes thai the Carolina* District will be able to add fifteen new clubs in tlu North and South Cambitus Disf'ct. I.i Governor Stnions will be back th Pcuioroke oh iX-tobe' .'o * met. will be for the installation ol ? ? tficets. It will also he a Ladies Nig'n luiniioii. A certificate of appreciation was received from Miss Chavis. a recent participant in the Modern Miss Pageant held in Charlotte. Presiding was Club President Bill Oxendine. Invocation was given by Garth Locklear. ?? I? ? ]| , J DPLE ? A P -f LA CES A1MU THINGS I PUBLIC MEETING PLANNED A public meeting will be held at New Bethel Holiness Methodist Church on Sunday. Sept... 2 at 5 p.m. Guest speaker will be Dr. Michael Brooks, son of Dr. Martin L. Brook of.Pembroke. Dr. Michael Brooks is working with drug-related youths in Savannah. Ga. His subject will be drugs. New Bethel is located on the Old Rowland-Fairmont Road. The pastor is Bishop James H. Woods. The public is encouraged to attend. ANNOUNCEMENT TO OLD AND NEW CUSTOMERS Parker Locklear s Garage on West Fifth Street. Lumberton has re- opend with Parker Locklear in charge. Expert alignment. Iront end repairs and mechanical services available. Courteous, dependable service guar anteed. Backed bv 40 years experience. OPEN HOUSE PLANNED The Pembroke Jaycees will sponsor Open House at their new club bouse on Saturday night. Sept. I front 8 p.m. until...There will also be a disco. Tickets are VS single and VJ per couple and may be purchased Iront ant member of the Penibrot laveees Larrt Jacobs and Virgil I tit are co-clta..men of the event. PRO !I i I (. VP RECOMMENDED I OR (.RAN I P (.VP iln Si Pauls swimni ... . .*in]?.iig11 lot h\ Dr. A.I. B*. i !ti. ; it .>mmctided to rcceit i i.nii ol S.^OOoo under the tederal <1 ? jut .uitscrvunon fund ... - ?w . progl.alx Brad! >1 is esiaiic. "It we get thts money a w it. | at us at SI2(1.000 w ith only S80.000 ..re a- go to meet our goal." he said. C01NIY OFFICIALS SEEK MORE IORNADOFUNDS Officials in Robeson County have begun the process to obtain a final source of housing assistance for victims of the 4 March 2H tornadoes. Maxtnn. Red Springs and Huhevir authorities have submuicd applications to the state Department of Natural Resources and Community Development (NRCD) for a ponlion ot S5 million in Community. Development Bbnk Grant (CDBG) funds earmarked l"r < rnado relief activities. The available funds are part of ' he state's regular CDBG allnce i< n for r ? a I9H4 an I 1 ay he used onlv at'er all ???1 sources ? >1 assistance. b? i! public on private, ire exhausted. Each ol the application* ,ubmiP> t; n NRCD requests SS.tKJO to cover ?oh strative costs ol the rein I activities PEMBROKE DANCE CENT L k REGISTRATION The Pembroke Dance C enu have registration for classes on Sep 4 5. and b between 3 and 6 p.iv.. M ? classes will be offered for ill hi1 t ballet, tap and ja/j. 1 he studio iv i.u behind Lewis' Seafood Market M Street. Pembroke.Call 52I-3H2J ... by the studio. REVIVAL BEGINS A revial will be starling August 31 at 7:30 p.m. at the Pembroke Seventh Dav Advcnttst C hruch located at the inter section of 71 I and 7|U. two miles west of Pembroke. NC. Elder A. Leroy Moore will be conducting the revival and coming with him to be in charge of the music is Edwin and Sarah Spamparc from the Kwaquitl Band of Ft. Rupert Reservation. British Columbia Canada. "SKFSff o'rd f?w "h Sfufutpjcfe ore irnsi* ting the Bible into their mother tongue. Come and meet these interesting people and worship with them. THREE FAMILY YARD SALE A three-family yard sale will be held on Saturday, Sept. 1 at the third house on the left on High School Road in front of PSU. T he sale begins at 9 a.m. and lasts until. Miss North Carolina Honored by Pembroke State d. . FRANCESCA ADLER. "MIm North Carolina'' from Fa_?ettc\llle, la shown with members of her family and Chancellor Paul Glveits as she was being honored by her alma mater, PSD. last Friday. PSl' prrvnii ri a color portrait nf Franceses to her famU> as one of several * glfu to her. K photograph Identical to It will hang in the future PSD University Center. Shown left to right are Mr. and Mrs. Hermann Adler IFranceeca'e par ents^ Ml? Adler, Chancellor Given* of PSIT, and Jennifer Adler, Franceses'* slater who is a sophomore at PSU. LREMC Among , Delegation *at Rally I.RKMC Gmcnl Mayr IimIi Hast, ljM.| VlllU>rlvtlAH/4Aal Dm* mae mrv J?|r*. niWTWWWl OTNj ?VVNVf C*r member Sieve Jones. iM LREMC ic ""^***-^7 * rL iniBrJ Cfwi A|L#r m ..A I nTJ jWip^w alive* kfilfiirlirfH In Ibfelr.l'