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State of North Carolina
Robeson County
In the Matter of the adoption
of Amanda Kay Moser by
Lawrence H. Moser and Daphne
Moser
TO Russell Norman Litka the
Father of Antanda Rav Moser. a
minor
TAKE NOTICE that a pleading
seeking relief against you has been
filed in the above entitled special
proceeding The nature of the proceeding
and the relief sought is to
secure a judicial determination and
order that you have relinquished all
parental rights to your minor child, a
female child born April 17. 1984.
named Amanda Rav Moser who is
under the age of eighteen years, in
that the parental rights of the fathci
have not been judicially established
or acknowledged by affidavit nor has
the child been legitimated by marriage
in accordance with North Carolina
General Statutes 49-10 nor has
the father prov ided financial support
or consistent care w ith respect to the
mother and as a result thereof has
relinquished all parental rights to
said minor child within the meaning
of North Carolina General Statutes
48-5: the petitioners further request
that you consent for the adoption of
said child be made unnecessary bv
reason of such relinquishment.
You are required to make defense
to such pleading no later than the
I Ith day of March, 1997, and upon
your failure to do so the party seeking
relief against you will apply to the
Court for (he relief sought
This the 24th dav of January, 1997
CHA VIS AND RANSOM
BY: Ertle Knox Chavis
Attorney for Petitioner
Post Office Box 877
Lumbertgn, North Carolina
28359
Telephone: (910) 738-8176
2-13
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State of North Carolina
County of Robeson
Notice of Creditors and
Debtors of Tanya J. Jacobs,
Deceased
The undersigned having qualified
as Administrator of the Estate of
Tanya J Jacobs, deceased, late of
Robeson County, this is to notify all
persons, firms and corporations hav -. r
ing claims against said estate to c\- 1
_.hibit,4hcm to the undersigned on or
before the 24th day of April, 1997, or
be barred from their recovery.
All persons indebted to said estate
arc asked to please make immediate
payment to the undersigned.
This the 23rd day of January
1997.
Lynn B. Jacobs, Administrator
Route 1 Box 390-C
Or rum, NC 28369
2-1-1
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( ounty of Robeson
Sotice of ( reditors and
Debtors of I any a J Jacobs.
Deceased
I he undersigned (taxing qualified
as Administrator of the h state of
! una J Jacobs deceased, late of
Robeson Count) this is to notif) till
persons firms and corporations has tiu'
cliiinis against said estate to exhibit
them to the undersigned on or
before the 2-lthdax of April. 1997. or
be barred from their recoxerx
All persons indebted to said estate
.tie asked to please make immediate
p.iMiient to the undersigned.
I his the 2>rd dax of Januarx
|u?r
/ \ nn li. Jacobs, Administrator
Route I Box 390-C
Orrum, NC 2X369
2-1-1
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Community College Students
Voice Concerns To Governor
Raleigh ? North I aiolina C'onimunitv
College -undent*- (torn ,i^ro--s
the state joined in with other higher
education students in makinc .1 part
ol hislorv vvhcnihcv participated in
the Student Government -\\semblv
convened bv Gov Janie->B iiurn Jt
The assemblv .11 the old Senate
Chambers in the Slate C apitol Building
took place Jan in as part ol the
acliv Hies leading up to the inauguration
ofGo\ Hunt Earlierintlieweek
the governor recogni/ed comiimnit>
colleges 111 a special program at
Durham Technical Coinmimiiv College
111 Durham
During the Student Government
Assembly the governor gave the students
a brief lusiorv of education 111
North Carolina, recalling his own
schools davs. and the contributions
past governors made to education
He noted that as a student leader he
found lime to work with legislator
and he encouraged the delegates to
do the same. Also, he talked of the
state's need to get more minorities
into the teaching profession, and to
become more diverse in education. 111
general
In voicing their concerns about
education, the students talked of is
SlICN SIRll .|s ill. t\ III |h||ll\ ill 1111,111
kl.il Jld lllk llCed til CCl |).lt kills 11 l.ll
Ill\ ol\ s*d III lllk sdlls.ltiou pilK'.'ss
.Hid ills Ms .d li' 111 l|T v\ . III. |ll,llll\ . I
CdlRUll.'ll
\s I linn milled in.iin of I he questions
Ki.k ' ih. sin.i.mi tiles sin:it.styd
it I. HI - it in.' Hid tut.11 I programs
n> .issisi students
Hum lol.l ihe siudenls ol Ins pod
lomere.ise the s.il.uies.M tests Iters up
to the n.iliontil ;i\eiage lie encouraged
litem to run lor otl'iee to help
niitke the sehools. Schools of l-\cellettee.
and to help nuike litem stile
.uid order l\
AKo Hum encouraged Ihe students
to write hi in on am issues
m\ol\ing edueation. and he promised
to respond but he cautioned
them lo not just complain The letters
should include possible suggestions,
he told them
T wo of Ihe college studenls participating
in the asscmbh are Jason
t'oe of Rockingham Conimunit)
College and Lacentia Thompson of
Robeson Coninuimlx College
Ms Thompson iscurrcntls president
of the RCC student government
Association ttnd seises as a student
tnistec on the board
md th. ; t o. >
pr,?K,|?l-. it ...i-'ui.-a, WIM <M
wlli.h t\y j u| (I, v
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Ii is s.nd ill H i" I' '(' ?m.v. ( .*11111 ^
1 owivs Willi N mvc American okM*
descended fioni vuc lames " *iv!lii1l'
ol Mini. 11110- vv 111 i 111 i''i i1 i 'o lit ii
arc.i iii ill. ! Mh . cii:ii'\ IN MndviiH'
Robeson' ouniv la.li.i'i /..ncilofic*
tie 11 ml* 'h ii I Ik. ic u . . Ii-i * '! iniciiiijii
' ii'vs w i!Illn til -aniv I iin !\ 11rie.ige
(. iiciiiii^i.iikc*olihciiiiu uch
a* segiegation. struggle Km mi* c-al
and lack of mobility. caused km 'ic*
of a common line iu. lo lot in communities
around a family farming ipvration
M\ patents never did discuss
then kinship, csccpi lo sav dial they
cam from diffcieiu "Sets" ol l.owtvs
1 have lagged my parents have lias mg
been second cousins, both descended
from the Allen Lowr;? family Inbreeding
can alFccl (hcoulcoiueol the
genes and heredit> of the offspring
There had to be family unci-marriages
in the Adam and I \c family
tree inorder tocatry out Ciod's piano
populate thee nth Noah'sf.mulv continued
this plan altci the llood
Abraham, a Noah descendant, married
his half-sister ai.d was progenitor
of a race of people who became God's
chosen people Concerns over genes
and heredity did to arise dining the
early Biblical pcdigiees. because God
took a more direct control of events
Recently I spent a couple of days in
Itobcson Counts lo attend the funeral
entity Aunt Shirley Smith l.owry She
married into the Calvin Lowry lineage.
and was buried in the Hopewell
Church Cemetery Tombstone niseiiptions
in cctneleiies can give much
information bout family members who
have passed this life Family relationships
over a varied tune period
can be obtained from grave markers
During my visit lothc Hopewell Cemetery.
I read tombstone inscriptions
covering four generations of Calvin
l.ovvrv descendants Some simple calculations
informed me that while
Calving Lowrv lived only 57 years.
IftThas 2 sons and I daughter buried
in this cemetery who lived over 100
y ears I strolled through the cemetery
on a pleasant afternoon the last Sunday
in October with a gTandson of
Calv in Low ry We read the tombstone
inscriptions of Calv in Lowry
and his descendants We talked of
the positive influence these descendants
played inboththc spiritu al and
academic grow th of the Indian race
in Robesou County over the years
Robeson County church cemeteries
tombstone inscriptions can provide
good information about names, dales
of birth, marriages, death, religious
affiliation, and clues to family relationship';
A system! *etl listing of
tombstone inscriptions in a documented
form would be a v allied usscl
for those of us who arc pursuing our
ancestry lineage _
Robeson County Cemeteries
L n . . .. _ r
uy iwnuia n. i.owry
One of manyw ways i have found
my retirements years to be more fulfilling
is to spend some time scarching
my family's genealogy. 1 became
interested in my family's pedigree in
the early I'l7()s when a first cousin
living in Ohio requested her uncle,
my father, to explain why her father,
mv father's brother, spelled his name
I.'O W R I F instead of L O W R Y
Mv Dad never did come up with a
rcnsonablccxplanation. except to say
that people would spell their surnames
to suit their own satisfaction
Individual surnames originated
for the purpose of more specific identification
The four primary sources
for second names were occupation,
location, personal characteristics, and
patronymic or father's name One
source says the surname LOWRY.
along with its various spellings, have
a palrony niic origin It is said to be a
short or pet form derived from the
name L A W R F N C E. which was
a popular name in Scotland. Ireland,
and England 1 he name Law rencc is
of Latin origin dating back to the
town of Laurentium in Italy The
name was made popular by St
Lawrence, deacon of Pope Sixlus II
in the third century Lawrence was
also spelled with a U as well as a W.
and out of Scolandcamc the spelling
forms orL A U R IE. L () W R E Y.
and LOWRIE The L O W E R
Y spelling was prevalent in Ireland.
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