Pembroke
Kiwanis
held Tnetatayevenian aiToo!*1he
Towai and Cmir> KCTUwt whh
presented Mr. Jany Own, vice
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Coaarj Coauniwifm ui Schools
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inahoniua. ta tabor, is all kinds of
Mm wtafed M schools b doesni
need to be m taatnKtinn. a cm be
?be nnadod.
Mr One M?wiit a video
depicting theological virtues of
aeligious Mb as a post force of
society The kids can't take it if we
don't give Faith em* be tnmnnifti
to the young. Bebe Rathasid he didn't
know the lilhnuw balwaaa right
and wrong, an tacomgi . bat
Father Mates nratateened tern out
The appeal ofOoditaceHc bad an
eye ontwr." Knowledge uifwdwat
the boas for bm" Aa be did not have
resgfect r people but he rei ognized
God's justice and mercy Brother
Mattes mtrodoced tern to baseball
Religious training was untailiap to
tern Babe oevw^forgoi tea charcfa
else in their live* so the Robeson
SerMnTAd^eSSSwU*^
Executive Director sod her office
phOMif 738-1734 if vou wish to offer
vour services to the children is the
Robe sou Schools Private industrs
Helps 10 finance the Communities in
Schools fM-fittrajffi
Next year's officers are President.
Grady Harris. Secretary. Verdon
Lambert. Treasurer, Albert Hunt.
Pratt dent Elect. Bob Lowry. Song. Ed
Teets. Prayer. Vardell Sweet.
Reporter, Ken Johnson.
You Don't Miss
Your Water...
'Til tt's Gone
(NU) ? Time and again after a
disaster such as a hurricane in Floods
i ? , |||j, Mlmadia^M^
dents talk atoxit the one cofnmodTty
i hey mis* the moat now that ir'agum
? dean, safe water.
Under the stress of a water short
age. the media promotes guideline
far conserving water, and for the
most pert, people follow them. But
what about the rest of the time?
If you find yourself taking water
for granted, try an experiment. Don't
use any water for one day. You won't
take k for granted again According
to the National Rural Water Asso
ciation. water conservation habits are
easy to develop and can actually im
prove the quality and quantity of
water service in an area.
By following a few simple tips,
you can develop water-saving habits
that cm preserve a commodity thai
only seems precious when it is not
available.
Change your conservation habits
by following these tips.
? Check for leaks.
? Use a rake or broom instead of
a hose to remove leaves or cuttings
from the driveway
? Don't use your toiiet as a waste
; basket or an ashtray.
ra . ? Take a quick shower instead of
a bath.
? Keep a chilled pitcher of water
in the refrigerator for drinking.
? Wash vehicles with a bucket of
water instead of tunning the hose.
? Only wash full loads in wash
ifi# machines and dishwashers
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The Sunday School Lesson JtyJok* f. Brmyboy
Challenged kt Luv*
Omm
L Helping One Another (GalWuns
0 1-6) *"y
II God'* Law of the Harvest <v 7*
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III Doing Oood to AM (v. 9-10)
IV New Creature* in Chriw. <v
v Parting Words (v 17-H)
(GmSLmt 4:1-4)
la law week'* laaeoa we leaned
how to serve oae another. Renember
atwt caJkd toserve andtove one
to love eveo when out brother* and
ate instructed in verec 1 to help out
brethren when they wimble or fell by
the wiystde Too many tune* we turn
people away from the House of Godm
the way that we aaat people who
WaaM* Sometime* when Christians
Wd we withdrew followdap from them
before we ever make any attempt to
rewore the Allen brother This muw
he doae in the right spirit aad with
humibty. not in harsh manner When
someone is down, it is not the time to
lock them, but if we are to ever show
brotherly love, it is then. We muw
remember thai exxept for the grace of
God. we could be Alien
In verse 2 we are told to bear one
auother'sbunlen. fat law wcek'slesson
the scripture said thw die law is fulfilled
in one word: thou shalt love thy
neighbor as thyself Therefore, when
tlnte?rMnrM(Ml for
;>ri. etc. wcsrc umnii.icU to help
the. When we have the kind ol
Christian love we ought to have, we
will have a iicwie lobcar the hurtleua
to live e life thet is pleasing to God
The? we can joy tn the Jhct hue our
life speaks for iteeif. When we do out
hieitto ptaee^Ood. we^wjJi^oot he
we hnueeaaapoMihdify ee individuals
to hew. Then are some dungs u our
Christian lift that only we can do.
Others cannot do them for us. Verse 6
instructs us to encourage thoee who
teach us. Many tunes teachers or
preachers need a word of
JIGM?Lew oftko Uorrest
Vanes 7 and f simply state that
there is a reckoning day far all. We
will give an accounting of the kind of
life we have lived. We need not
deceive ourselves, god will not
betiated. We will reap flan life what
we have given. We can either reap of
the a^aria or reap of tha flesh. Beware
there will be a ludgment .u /.
IIL Doing Good to AU h.V-lO)
Donoibemaconeagadorgive up in
this Christian walk, we are told,
because in due season we will be
rewarded. Sometimes we seem to be
in a struggle in our Christian lives
whole othera who are living ungodly
to want to give up, bat the scripture
reminds us that out labor will not be in
van. Vene 10 instructs us to do good
to ail. That aowaol only brethren a
One bto tola* potato also. We at
10 do good, especially to those who
*"e IV. New CrJmtmru im Christ fa
14-18)
We are to glory in the cross of Jens
Christ, aot ia our works. The apostle
Paul said "God forbid that 1 should
glory in anything but the cross We
did nothing to acquire salvation,
neither can be do anything to keep u
Through the Mood of Jesus we have
denied the world. Being Jew or Gentile
makes no difference whea we accept
Christ we become aew creatures, to
verse 16 we find that the rule is that all
be bora again, it makes no different if
they are Jew or Gentile. The spiritual
status ofaperson is noknger measured
by keeping the law but by regeneration
through Jesus Christ.
Parting Ward* (*. 17-18)
Paul's parting words to the
Galafians was that what people said
about him would not bother him
because the record of his faith spoke
for itself That should be the testimony
of every Christian today. The grace of
God will take us where the Spirit of
God leads us. Those of you who are
lost need God's grace. Please accept
Jesus now as savior. God Mess each of
you. We invite you to come visit us at
Salem Baptist Church.
Dinner Theater held at P5H&
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Ly tmmn fTinf
With u lUnoipkert of Pant
delight. the Purnell Swett High School
visual arts department held* fiench
rlmige nl jure rr thnalar ? tflim r ~ -
common's area Friday. April 29 at 7
pja.
Upon entrance of the French
designed restaurant, guests were
greeted by a lovely lady draaaed with
adress of solid sod color aodaflowered
hat A wall of scenes of shops and
homes were created snddmgnrd with
boxed windows cascaded with
decoren ve flowers. Toadd to the scene
and to make the atmosphere feel the
romance of Pans, designs ofEiffel
Tower and the Arc de Tnomphe gave
a final taste to the scene.
"It was super! It's something I've
looked forward to. For the students, it
was educational and the event instilled
within the students a sense of pride in
their work and their contributions for
the occasion." said DeloraC ummings.
visual arts instructor,
Steve Tyner. drama teacher,
welcomed everyone with Bill
Brewington. principal, sharing that
the event was the first dinner theater
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that ike school has had.
Nila Chamberlin, visual arts
supervisor for Robeson Couaty
Scaools. commended PSHS'sfiiican^
depaitmeat on their hard work the
munificent design awl afoaalwie
created by the teachers and students
Afterward, Ellen Jackson, chorus
teacher sang "April in Pans."
As everyone enjoyed their dinner
"fkranr ePftH'"*. prrtwort.
ham. french bread, cake with chocolate
syrup, chips and fresh strawberries,
they were entertained by chorus, band
"The decor was g. / jd
delicious, the music auhlinh. < die
entertainment marvelous, and the
service, four star, "said Jane Hersh.
PSHS librarian
Visual arts and production staff
included fine ails chairperson and
visual arts instructor. Delora
Cummings, visual arts instructor.
James Locklear, theater arts instructor
Steve Tyner chorus instructor Ellen
Jackson, band instructor. Alan Bethea
and dance instructor. Michelle Jacobs
Proceed will go to the visual arts
department.
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