PEMBROKE
inxrEifiESSvERsrn
By
GENE WARREN
Director Of
Public
. Information
OR STANLEY HAUERWAS OF DUKE DIVINITY
SCHOOL TO BE SPEAKER FOR PSLTS
STALEY LECTURE SERIES
Dr. Stanley Hauerwas, professor of theological ethics
for Duke University's Divinity School, will be the speaker
for this year's Pembroke State University Staley Lecture
Series Monday and Tuesday, Jan. 29 30, in PSlTs
Educational Center Room 223.
The PSU Philosophy and Religion Department presents
1 this annual lecture series which is funded by the Thomas
Staley Foundation of Del Ray BeachjJQa. Some of the top
religious scholars and lecturers in theHation have spoken
in this yearly feature at PSU.
The theme of this year's lectures is'' Christian Ethics in
.; a Troubled World."
Dr. Hauerwas will speak three times with the following
schedule and topics:
* Monday, Jan. 29, 9 a.m.--"What is Christian Ethics."
Monday, Jan. 29, 12:30 p.m.-"Why Christian Ethics
Can't Solve the World's Problems."
Tuesday, Jan. 30, 9:30 a.m.-"Reflections on Medical
' Ethics."
The public is invited free to attend all of these lectures.
Some of the past lecturers have been Dr. James
Charlesworth, Princeton University: Dr. Walter Harrel
son, Vanderbilt University; Dr. Donald Shriver, Union
- Seminary on New York; Dr. George Schweitzer,
University of Tennessee; Dr. Dennis Campbell, Duke
University; and Dr. Robert Perkins, Stetson University.
Dr. Hauerwas is an ethicist
who is concerned primarily
with the basic methodological
issues in theological ethics. He J
has published on such issues
as situation ethics, abortion,
i euthanasia and the care of the
retarded and political theory. Sfl
A graduate of Yale Divinity
School (B.D.) amd Yale Uni- S '
versity Graduate School
(M.A., M.Phil., Ph.D.). Hau
erwas did his undergraduate / /jfl
work at Southwestern Univer- j U[\H
sity in Georgetown, Tex. He / mjfk
taught for two years at Augus
tana College in Rock Island,
01., before joining the faculty Dr. Stanley Hauerwas
<>f the University of Notre
Dame where he taught from 1970-84. He joined the
faculty of Duke University in 1984 and has been appointed
director of graduate studies.
He has many publications and has given testimony
before the Committee on Research in Human Subjects
and the Ethics Committee of the U.S. Department of
Health and Welfare.
PSU TO HA VEFOOTBALLRFINION
ATHOMECOMINC,
PSlTs homecoming is only a couple of weeks away
on Saturday, Feb. 10. and this year's activities will have
an extra feature. rr.
PSU. which fielded football teams in the late 1940's and
early 1950*1, is having a football reunion Feb. 10 at 4:30
p.m. in the Chavis University Center.
This is the first time a football reunion as part of PSU
homecoming has been held in at least the last 20 years.
Coordinating this effort are Lindy Martin, PSU class of
*52 who is a minister at First Baptist Church in Vincent,
Ala., and Jesse Oxendine, a pharmacist now in Charlotte
who attended PSU from 1946-48. Oxendine is former
chairman of the PSU Board of Trustees.
Old PSU gridders should plan on being at the reunion.
TWELVE PSU EMPLOYEES TO BE HONORED WITH
SERVICE AWARDS
PSU classified employees with 10, 20 or 30 years of
service to the institution will be honored at a special
banquet Thursday, Jan. 25, at noon in the Chancellor1 s
Dining Room. Each will receive handsome plaques.
Those being honored at their years of services are: 30
years- Alex Strickland; 20 years-Jeanette Cummings, Ed
Jacobs, Horace Ransom; 10 years- Sharon Bien, Grace
Britt, Paulette Dial, James Hunt, Donald Jones, Annie
Lockiear, Vertie Locklear, and Christine Perry.
PSU BOARD OF TRUSTEES TO MEET
FRIDAY, JAN. 96
The PSU Board of Trustees will holds its regular
meeting at 2 p.m. Friday, Jan. 26.
Various trustee committee meetings will be held at
10:30 a.m.
8iND AIRBORNE DIVISION CHORUS
TO BE VIDEOTAPED BY WPSU- TV
The 82nd Airborne Division Chorus, which has
performed at such functions as the Robeson County
Bicentennial, will be featured on WPSU-TV s production
of "Ft Bragg Focus." to be videotaped Jan. 30 at 1 p.m.
in the WPSU-TV studios behind PSLT s Old Main
building.
Their performance will be shown on PSIT s network of
cablevision stations at a later date.
PSU PUBLIC INFORMATION OFFICE RENOVATION
BEING COMPLETED
The PSU Public Information Office has been
renovated with an extra office added and new carpeting
put down.
The office staff, which has been operating from the
Economic Development Office, has returned to its
handsome new quarters. It is happy to be going into 1990
with these attractive new facilities.
TRAGIC A UTO WRECK INVOLVING ED SMITHS
STRIKES HOME AT PSU
The tragic automobile accident which occurred last
Friday when Rev. and Mrs. Ed Smith of Lumberton were
innocent victims of an apparently intoxicated driver who
crossed the median of Interstate 95 at Lumberton and
crashed into their car was felt deeply at PSU.
Rev. Smith was killed in the accident, and his wife, the
former Janet Wellons, reportedly suffered a fractured
neck and was taken to Duke Medical Center where she
was expected to be for at least 10 days, according to
reports. The driver causing the accident was also
hospitalized.
Mrs. Smith is the daughter of Dr. Ralph D. Wellons,
the first full-time president (1942-56) of what is now
Pembroke State University. She and Ed Smith were
married in a small, frame house which used to be the
president's home along Faculty Row at Pembroke State.
The Smiths have frequently visited the PSU campus,
and Janet Smith took part in PSU centennial activities in
October. 1986, when portraits of all chief executives of the
institution were dedicated.
The Smiths were a delightful couple, and PSU
expresses its deepest sympathy to Janet and the family.
Noriega
to Wed
Jones
Mrs. Eula D. Noriega of Maxton
announce t the engagement of her
daughter, Ramona, to Robert Wayne
Jonet of Pembroke. Her finance it
the ton of Mrt. Etta B. Jonet.
The bride-elect it a 1982 graduate
of Pembroke Senior High School and
a 1986 graduate of North Caroana
State University where the received
a B.S degree tn Mechanical Engi
neering, .^he it employed at a
mechanical engineer with the United
States Government at Fort Bragg,
NC.
The bridegroom elect it a 1982
graduate of Pembroke Senior High
School and a 1987 graduate of North
Carolina University where he receiv
ed a B.S. degree in mechanical
engineering. He is self-employed.
The wedding will take place on
February 2K at 5 p.m. at Harper's
Ferry Baptist Church in Pembroke,
NC.
^ HAT>T>y
niiZTH'DA.y t
MR. FULLER LLOYD
Mr. Fuller Lloyd celebrated his
90th birthday with a host of family
and friends at his home on December
31, 1989. Mr. Lloyd was bom on
January 1, 1900 to the late Alex and
Polly Lloyd. He is the grandson of the
late Wash and Catherine (Cat)
Lowry.
Mr. Lloyd is a retired farmer
whose hobbies include Ashing and
hunting with his two good friends
and school buddies, Mr. Claudie
Lowry and Mr. Newton Cummings of
the Pembroke community.
Mr. Lloyd was married to the late
Mrs. EXidell Locklear Lloyd. Mr. and
Mrs. Lloyd were married 63 years
and were blessed with eight children,
23 grandchildren, and 28 great
grandchildren. Mrs. Lloyd departed
this life April 29, 1987 at the age of
83.
Mr. Lloyd's family wishes to thank
all those who were a part of his
birthday celebration.
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