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5 Whimngton Helen Carolyn A Tr 10
^Hawkins 36 55
* Whittingtoo Helen C Pi Lt 10
" Hawkins 271.59
? Whittingtoo Robot & Wf N/E Side
' Hwy72 225.35
- Wiggins James Lu Hall 26.14
?>' Wifierton Ernest Lt S Central
Si 155.06
' Wilkerson Ernest Lt 5th St 232.88
Wilkerson Ida Lt Wilmington 18.87
Wilkerson Johnny Lt 33 Clark S
V Park 24.61
? Wilkerson Johnny Lt 32 Clark S
Park 1017.67
? Wilkerson LulaU Central 97.41
' Wilkerson Margaret McMillan Lt 23
' Upchurch Family 10.68
Wilkerson William Heirs Lt McLeod
z* Sinclair 1.98
N Wilkins Dennis Michael A Sec Rd
? 1515 1.93
?? Wilkins Dewert Lt 1 Zora Wilkins
y> Ld 15.64
Wilkins Donald & Linda Lt E/S Sr
V1573 435.79
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Hwv74WHwy 401.43
1' Wilkins Mickey M Lt 5 Zora Wilkins
Ld 15.90
v Wilkins Patsy A Lt 7 Zora Wilkins
" Ld 18.69
r Wilkins Richard Lt 4 Zora Wilkins
Ld 15.64
* Wilkins Ricky House Only 267.09
Wilkins Stephanie ALt3Zora Wilkins
' Ld 15.64
Williams Blenda J Ac W/S Sr 1770
? NC 211 457.60
Williams Dorothy Bethea Lt E
" Max ton 13.94
Williams Edward B & Carolyn Lt
1 Fourth St Ivey 703.57
Williams Elizabeth B Lt SE/S Sri 347
' Red Banks 3.92
' Williams Ella M Mobile Home 274.54
Williams Ellawese Murphy Lt
" Brooklyn Gilchrist St 187 .84
l'Williams Evelyn Ac N/E of NC Hwy
*'211 15.71
; Williams Hank & Harold Chavis Lt 3
Rivers Edge Subdiv 23.74
' Williams John AC E Maxton 1.33
*' Williams Lonnie & Wf Jean Lt N/S
* Hwy 71 393.86
Williams Willie H & Lee Lt
LumbeitonRd 35.45
Wilson Mable C Ltl Citizen Cre Cdr
Su 407.84
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 1 Smith brook
Subdiv 13 81
^Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 19
Smithbrook Subdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 18
Smithbrook Subdiv 12.10
?Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 17
Smithbrook Subdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 16
Smithbrook Subdiv 12.10
? Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 14
Smithbrook Subdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 13
Smithbrook Subdiv ^ 12.10
WitmAr. Eiain* Oetncry ia/Tl 2!
(-S ml thbrook Subdi v is H^'lO
Witmer Blaine Gentry Lt 11
Smithbrook Subdiv 12 10
; Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 10
Smithbrook Subdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 9 Smithbrook
' Subdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 8 Smithbrook
Subdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 6 Smithbrook
Subdiv 12.10
''Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 5 Smithbrook
' Subdiv 12.10
: Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 4 Smithbrook
' Subdiv 12.10
*' Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 3 Smithbrook
: Subdiv 13.19
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 2 Smithbrook
Subdiv 13.08
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 46
' Smithbrook Subdiv 16.83
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 47
Smithbrook Subdiv 11.91
? Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 7 Smitnbrooi
ii ir,
? UUIAU ? 14.. IV
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt IS
SmithbrookSubdiv 12.10
-Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 33
.SmithbrookSubdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 32
SmithbrookSubdiv 12.10
.Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 30
SmithbrookSubdiv 12.10
? Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 29
:SmithbiookSubdiv 12.10
.Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 28
SmithbrookSubdiv 12.10
-Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 27
^SmithbrookSubdiv 12.10
'?Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 26
SmithbrookSubdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 2S
SmithbrookSubdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 24
SmithbrookSubdiv 14.59
?Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 23
Smithbrook Subdiv 13.67
.Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 22
SmithbrookSubdiv 14.72
?Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 21
Smitfabrook Subdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 20
Smitfabrook Subdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 31
SmithbrookSubdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 42
SmithbrookSubdiv 17 10
CWitmer Elaine Gentry Lt 42
SmithbrookSubdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 43
Smithbrook Subdiv 17.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 43
Smithbrook Subdiv 12.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 44
--Sinithhrook Subdiv . 17.10
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 4S
Smitfabrook Subdiv I6.8>
-Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 35
SmithbrookSubdiv 12 10
?Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 34
Smithbrook Subxl in 12.10
' Witmer Elaiae Gentry Lt 39
' Smfcfabrook Subdiv 17.83
' Witmer Elaine Geatry Lt 40
* SmithbrookSubdiv 19.30
?Witmer Elaine Geatry Lt 41
SmithbrookSubdiv 17.10
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Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 3k~
Snuthbrook Subdiv 17.06
Wiuner Elaine Gentry Lt 37
Snuthbrook Subdiv ' 2096
Witmer Elaine Gentry Lt 36
Snuthbrook Subdiv 1181
Woodell Keny Gean Off S/S Sr
1519 385JO
Woodell William B A WfLtoffS/S
Sri 602 104.31
Woodland Farms Inc Ac Bizaell
Place 1922.47
Woodland Fatms lnc AC N/E Side Rd
1108 76.71
Woodland Farms lnc Ac HC
McNair 526.88
Woodland Farms lnc A Jackson
Farm 1291.71
Woods Carey Patrick it Eiien S/ W
Side Sr 1359 4.96
Woods Cathleen Chavis Lt 5 Bobby
Smith Subdiv 39.70
Woods Dottie R and North Side Sr
1346 161.79
Woods Lewis Lt N/S Scl RR 183 .35
Woods Lucille L Ac Hwy 71 449.43
Woods Polly Lt 1 Acme Wood Cdr
Sub 331.83
Woods Ronald & Patsy H AE NC 710
&NSrl606 32.13
Woods Ronald & Wf Patsy A Lowry
Rd Hwy 710 934.31
Woods Russell R & Clementine Lt E/
S Hwy 71 277.49
Woods Timmy & WfGlenda Ac S/E
Sr 1197 143.27
Worriax George & Wf Lt 88 S 710
Subdiv 26.49
Worriax George & Wf Lt 57 S 710
Subdiv 510.32
Womax George & Wf Lt 89 S 710
Subdiv 30.73
Womax George & Wf Lt58 S 710
Subdiv 26.49
Woniax George & Wf Lt 59 S 710,
Subdiv 26.49
Woniax George & Wf Lt Mill
Branch 202.74
Woniax Shirley Mobile Home 151.98
Woniax Walter Bruce Building
Only 223.08
Wright Esther Lt 410 Central St 2.73
Wright John D & Wf Georgie Pt Lt 2
Box G E/S Austin 512.70
Wright Julian H & Aline Ac Shoe
Heel Creek 1.01
Wright William H Lt 19 Saunders
St 16.69
Wright William H Lts 19 26 T B
Pace 33.56
Wnght William H Lts Pace
McNeill 16.83
Wright William H Lts 17 21
Blk I 309.52
Wright William H Lts 2 5 B1 E T B
Pace S 29.67
York W R Ac S Maxton 360.29
Zeigler George Lt 22 B1C Hall
Place 9.74
Zeigler George Lt Store Wilmington
St 5.20
Zeigler George E Lt 3
McKirmon 12.18
2fciglerGeorge E Lt Saunders 38M7.
Zeigler Oeorge 'E & Ir'Et AJr-Lt:
Recreation Center 14.73
Zeigler George E Jr Et Als Lt
Wilmington St 9.74
Zeigler George E Jr Et Als Lts 13 15
Hall PI BIB 223.25
Zeigler George E Jr Et Als Lt
Wilmington St 208.78
Zeigler George E & Wf Leary Lt
Johnson St 8.12
Zeigler George E & Leary Lt E
Saunders St Lt 65 9.74
Zeigler George E & Leary P Lt N/S
Wilmington St 11.73
Zeigler George Ed Lt S/S
Cottingham 7.92
Zeigier Lorenzo at vvr Debbie E South
Side Sri 170 89.94
Zeigler Thomas E Lts 8 & 9 B1G Pace
Sub 13.85
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The Coach's Cornet
Hubert Oxendme will be sorely
missed by this community. He passed
away this past Saturday at Duke
University Hospital. He was there for
by-ass heart surgery He was 100%
solid citizen, a rounding meaafter of
civic maided man with no thought or
fwnmtion for his services. He
always thought of the help pedple
needed in tune of accidents. He
attended, no doubt, thousands of
accidents, drownings, fires, lost
people, children injured or lost. And,
on top of his rescue work, he wasright
in there an all kinds of fond raisers
selling fond raising tickets tight in the
middle of 3rd street to motorists. He
leaves Mabel, his wife, brother Vernon
and sister Verlie. and so many of us
admiring friends. We loved him, too.
and will miss him. l?
K. J.
r
Say you read it in
The Carolina Indian
Voice
Published by First
American Publications,
Pembroke, NC
J
Birth
Announcement
Woods Receives
Graduate Honors
.?. ?,??
JuiMtC Woods, a member of the
Lam bee Tribe of Pembroke, NC was
hobofed April 21M The Uaivenity of
Arizona in Tucson as the raaaer up for
the Outstanding Native 'American
Graduate Service Award.
The fifth annual NabvaAmerican
Awards Banquet was held to honor
the 1994 graduates and outstanding
students for their academic and
personal achievements. Woods earned
a $100 scholarship and certificate
honoring bis leadership,
extracurricular activities, community
service and academic performance
UA departments and American Indian
organizations and clubs en campus
sponsored the program.
> Woods is working toward a
master's degree in political science
with an emphasis on Indian policy. He
has been very active in his four
sepiesters at the UA and M currently
the president of the Ipter-Tribal
Graduate Council; a member of the
editorial board of the "Red Ink"
newsletter; was instrumental in the
formation of the American Indian
student group Tribal People United;
and was actively involved in the
planning of the benefit pow wow held
on campus this past fall, in addition.
Woods was honored this'year by the
San Carlos Apache Tribal Council for
coordinating their summer recreatton
program for youth. k..
His goal is to use his degree to
benefit tribal people and government.
"It is imperative for Native Americans
to be aware of the unique, extra
constitutional status of tribesand rights
and privileges that are part of this
status. Tribal government and tribal
people cannot maintain viable
political communities without an
understanding of treaty rights,
legislation targeting tribesand certain
state and Supreme Court decisions,''
he said. >j
Merlin Oxendine of Pembroke and Bessie Oxendine Of
Rowland announce the birth of their granddaughter Casta*
M r' Oxendine of New Brighton, Pa.
? Mrs. Oxendine is the former Jodi L Young, daughter iff
Gordon and Doris Young of Aliguippa, Pa., Verna Young of
Aliguippa, Pa., and Freda Frederick of Rochester, Pa. ate
maternal great grandmothers. Jasper Locklear of Rowland
and Daisy Oxendine of Pembroke are paternal grettt
Hero \
Once in the life of a child Does a hero come though muni1
may touch our lives all the while sttllfpr us there is but one
One who has tirelessly given of selfA'hose encouragement
lighted our ytgy.
One in whoseTtniie contained all the wealth to enrich
our lives day by day.
One who would rise above all the rest whose expectations
seemed as if no end never accepting any less than our best
our support, our mentor, our friend
But now alas our role model is gone to a place where
eagles soar leaving behind apprentices to carry on the
examples he left before. L
Once in our lives a hero we met Blessed are we to have
known such a man throughout life sjourney we shall never*
forget our dearly beloved hero ' 'Mr Can'
We wish topay tribute to a man who trully set a profound
example to all the students he encountered, Through his
strength all were strengthened
The Class of1977.
(fy J.?11 ? -A -If n
Health
Clipboard
^ Robert Michael Chavis.^
Da go tah (How's it going in
Apache)
Hello again from Arizona. I bet
akrt of people have taken vitamins for
one reason or another Well, there is
another buzz word these days.
Antioxidants.
Antioxidates are substances that
help prevent some unwanted toxic
changes in the body. Some of these
unwanted changes are the bad
cholesterol, free radicals that make
toxic conditions in the body. One
research study reports that anboxidaies
can reduce the risk of cancer Another
study found antioxidates may help to
boost the immune system Your
immune system helps you fight off
infect ioos.
The cancer study suggest that
taking antioxidates for as little as a
five year period can reduce the risk of
cancer. LDL cholesterol is considered
the bad cholesterol, when reduced
this helps decrease the risk of coronary
artery disease. Coronary artery disease
is when the blood vessels that feed the
heart muscle become narrow or
clogged WelMfal! these studies bole
true there is great promise for die
reduction of diseases
Antioxidates can be taken at any
age. Evidence suggest that older
people can benefit from some of the
short term effects of antioxidases
The younger you start using
antioxidates the more protection they
may give you against your risk of
venay moorr i+cmweu
May 5th 1994 n
I FOR SNUFF I
THATS SWEET
AS HONEY,
GIVE
HONEYBEE
The Sunday School Lesson
At John R W?-w W/vwMMn <~k?nA
A4tfe4m Gad's CkiUnm
Gmlatuuu 3:1-5; 13-4:7
1. The Spirit: Received by Faith
(Galatians 3:1-5)
U The Purpose of the Law (3 :26
29)
UI Ons m Christ (3:26-29)
IV. Ftum Slavery to Sonahip (4:I
7)
Tht Spirit: Received by Fmik
(twiaUm 13:1-5}
lathis lesson we find that we are
accepted as children of God not by
works of the law but by ihith which we
have received from Cod. Romans
10:17 says fhitb comes from hearing
and hearing comes from the wotd of
God The apostle Paul Questions the
Galatians as to how they had received
the Spirit of God whether by the law
or feith. In verse 1 Paul asks them who
has tricked them into not obe> tng the
truth If the Spint was received by
faith then it is not possible to perfect
the Christian walk in the flesh. The
Judaiaers were teaching legalism to
the Galatians and drawing them away
from walking in the faith wherein
they had been called. There are those
among us today who carry the banner
of Jesus, proclaiming the gospel yet
telling people after they accept the
gospel that they have to do certain
things on their own to stay saved. Just
as those teachers were trying to lead
the Galatians back in to bondage,
there are those among us today who
seem to be trying to do the same thing.
We had nothing to do with obtaining
salvation and there is nothing we can
do to keep it. God saves us and He will
keep us; no rules or regular ions made
can keep us saved because we are
unable to do all that would be required
There is good news for the child of
God, he is empowered with power
through the Holy Spirit that dwells in
him that helps him tolife a life pleasing
to God. The way to salvation has
always been a faith way. When God
called Abraham out to make him a
nation the Bible says he believed God
and it was accounted to him for
righteousness Therefore those who
have the spirit of God received Him
by faith. So to walk in the spirit, we
must continue to walk by faith, and
Dot by wortu
ttTkt^uputjf^mUm
The Uw was temporary until Chnit
should com*. It served m a tuwaint
for people until Christ was revealed.
long before foe aaw testament and
foal was based on ftMh. So from foe
begfcmfam writ now it has been a frith
way The law servedasa school msafor
to mow or reveal our sin that w could
be justifled by fifth We do not need
foe law now font Christ has died for
our sins and we now have frith to walk
m foe way that is pleasing to Ood
III. One in Christ (3:2(-29)
Paul clears up a point of coofosion
that had come about from the
toachtnttt of foe Judaiaers. Whether
Jew or Gentile. w* are all one in Christ
and we all arrived foe same way, by
frith in tho finished work oo Calvary.
No matter how dose foe Jews followed
the law or practiced their ritual they
had to obtain salvation foe same was
as the Gentile believer. So there fore
all believers are one in Christ and
Abraham's seed.
IV. from Slmvtry to SmmsMp
(4:1-7)
We were slaves Paul says in these
scriptures. Even the heir was not any
different than the servant while he
waa a child. HE had to aaswur to
someone else until the father
determined that he was mature enough
to be on his own. So even we were in
bondage to sin, but God in nil his love
at foe time appointed sent His son
Jesus to redeem us from sin. Whan we
ncceptod God's gift of his Son, he
accepted us as sons. Now we are heirs
of foe promise through Jews Christ. I
trust that if you have not accepted
Jesus as savior that you will do that
this very moment. Christ paid a great
price to redeem man He loved you
and I so much that he died for us so
that we could escape hell. If you goto
hell you will trample over foe blood of
Jesus togo. Think about this. You will
be an intruder in bell because bell was
made for the devil and his angels The
choice is yours.
God bless. Pray for us at Salem
We love you.
Thank You
For Your Votes on May 3, 1994.
I wish to take this opportunity to
express my wishes to all Mothers
to have a Happy Mother's Day.
Billy (Dollar Bill) Oxendlne
WHY SOME WOMEN GET
ALL THE BREAKS
Anyone who ha* met an elderly woman with a curved spine
ha* seen the results of osteoporosis: a weakening of the hones
which leads to skeletal collapse
Painful and disfiguring, osteoporosis is a primary cause of
crippling fractures, loss ol mobility and premature death among
women in their later ycurs Inadequate calcium intake from the
early Mb on through menopause is a primary factor in develop
ing osteoporosis
According to government studies, only 29% of pre men
opausal women get as much calcium as they need to maintain
peak skeletal strength The other 75<* are falling short and may
he losing hone mass ... a kiss which is irreversible
Given the difficulty of getting cnouah cakium from diet
alone, your physician may recommend the use of a calcium
supplement And one that is effective is Os-Cal*
Os-Cal is available over the counter, without prescription,
and is a natural product, made from calcium-rich oyster shells.
It contains no fat or calories, h's a proven, convenient way to
ensure that you're getting all the calcium you need every day.
In addition to eating a balanced diet and supplementation,
medical esperts recommend regular physical activity Weight
hearing exercise -even walking at a brisk pace?strengthens
the hones
I t