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legal Sotice
North Carolina
Robeson C ounty
Connie Pianne Cioins CaulJer,
Plaintiff
vs
Hobby Ray CaulJer, Defendant
To Bobby R;i> Caulder
Take Notice that a pleading seeking
relief against you has been filed
in the above entitled action in the
Office of the Clerk of Superior Court
of Robeson Count) The natureofthe
relief sought is as follows
To secure front sou an absolute
divorce on lite grounds of one > ear's
separation
You are required to make defense
to such pleading not later than May
2 1. 1997, and upon your failure to do
so. that the party seeking service
against you will apply to the Court
for the relief sought
This the 25th day ofMarch. 1997
Cochlear, Jacobs Hunt
by Arnold I.ocklear
Attorney for Plaintiff
2D J South Vance Street
P.O. Ho.x 999
-Pembroke, ISC 28372
Telephone: (910) S2I-3-II3
4-24
Position I'acancy
Robeson Community College
Nursing Instructor
Minimum academic qualifications
required, a Masters of Science in
Nursing. Graduate degree must be
from a regionally accredited institution.
Teaching experience in a community
collcgcsctting is desired Must
be able to work in a tri-racial environment.
Application form, official transcripts
of all post secondary education,
three (3) letters of reference,
and any oilier supporting documentation
must be received no later than
3:00 p.m.. April 30. 1997.
Further information contact:
Vice-President for Personnel Services
Robeson Community College
PO HtixJ42(l ; (
l.umherton, NC 28359
(910) 738-7101, e.xt. 185
or ext. 142
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For Sate
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Legal Notice
\orth Carolina
Robeson County
In the Matter of the Adoption
of Breanna Taylor l.ocklear by
Ronald Craig l.ocklear and >cife,
Marion C. l.ocklear
TO Father of Breanna Taylor
l.ocklear. Minor
Take Notice that a pleading seeking
relief against you has been filed
in the aboscentitled special proceeding
The nature of the proceeding
and the relief sought is to secure a
judicial determination andorder that
you ha\c relinquished all parental
rights to your minor child. Breanna
Taylor Locklcar. who is under the
age of eighteen years, in that your
parental rights 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 have your provided
financial support or consistent
care w ith respect to the mother and
the minor child andasa result thereof,
you have 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
by reason of such relinquishment
You arc required to make defense
to such pleading no later than the
20th day of May. 1997 and upon your
failure to do so the party seeking
relief against you will apply to the
Court for the relief sought.
This the 2nd day of April, 1997
by Arnold Locklear
Attorney for Petitioners'
- 203 South T'ance Street
P.O. Box 999
Pembroke, NC 28372
Telephone: (910) 521-3413
4-24
Legal Notice
North Carolina
Robeson County
Wanda Kay Locklear, Plaintiff,
vs.
Kevin Ihvayne Locklear,
Defendant.'
To: Kevin Dwaync Locklcar
Take Notice that a pleading seeking
relief against you has been filed
in the above entitled action in the
Office of the Clerk of Superior Court
of Robeson County. The nature of the
relief sought is as follows:
To sccurcan absolute divorce from
you on the grounds of one year's
separation:
You arc required to make defense
to such pleading not later than May
21.1997, and upon your failure to do
so. thill the party seeking sendee
against you will apply to the Court
for relief sought
This the 31 day of March. 1997
Locklear, Jacobs & Hunt
By: Arnold Locklear
A ttorney for Plaintiff
203 South Vance Street
P. (). Box 999
Pembroke, NC 28372
Telephone;- (910) 521-3413
4-24
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Purnell_ Swett High NeH'.v
Purnell Swell's Art Department
presented Us annual dinner theatre
on March 21 in our commons area
The w eleotne speech w as made b>
Ms Susan Blackmail, followed b\
the Ram Singers and Soloists with
Vocal Entertainment Thepla> consisted
of four scenes based about "But
1 Don't Want To Get In\oKed" performed
b> the students During the
two intermissions the Strings performed
The student performances,
chamber music, art sale, cvinbit. door
pri/es. and more made the dinner
theatre lrul\ a "Night of M\sicr> "
The arts department included teachers
Sle\cT\ncr. theatre arts. Delora
C iiinniings.v isual arts. Karen Poopa
dance. Jamie Palo. band. Ellen Jackson,
chorus, ('aria Ringer. fine crafts
Rachel Blue a tenth grader, was
selected as a Student of Excellence
b\ the Pembroke Chamber of Commerce.
Rembrct Oxcndmc was accepted
into the music program and was
awarded a $4(HischolarshipaiUNCP
The senior class and prom committee
of 1997 sponsored a dance
April IX DJ Pill was in charge of
the music and the cost was S4 <)()
Marie Ives. Oetavia Brooks Nana
Flowers and Candicc Collins arc
participating in a Business Acadctm
at Purnell Swell High School In'
slructor is Ms Lac Ruth Alway
The II ih grade won the grade
lex el attendance contest for the period
of Februarx 25 to March 26 The
junior class wasIre.iled lo icecream
during the l.isl p.111 ol the 4ih period
on April S 1 his was the ihird consecutive
lime ih.u the junior class
won this honor
Twelve siudcnis ol the Raider
Team in JROTC will be taking part
in a slate w ide competition at Appalachian
Stale Uni\crsit> in Boone
Kenneth Wilson Helms isihe new
football coach for the new lW-vx
school >car He is vcrv excited and
looking forward to competing in a
4 A school cm ironntcnt Helms stud
he planned on bringing the same t> pe
of dedication and other characteristics
he used in his other schools
Business teacher. Ms Mahctla
Manning, carried sonic of her students
011 a trip to the Encoding Center
in Lutnbcrton
Students in Mr Jim Arnow'sCrcativc
Writing class attended a production
of the musical "Olixcr" and
w role rex lews of he plav Jill Bui lard,
a sophomore had thcopportiinitv lo
ha\c her rcxiew published in the
Eavcttev ille Observer Tunes Aim
Chaxis also received recognition
through the paper Her interview of
Dean Anderson was published in the
Robcsonian
JROTC' held their 25llt annual
militarv ball at Pembroke Javecc Hut
on April 12 The program consisted
ofa reception, a rccciv ing line, pravcr.
the historv of the flag, prcscnlat ion of
colors a guest speakcr-Col Donald
Porter-a urn ltd march, and lite crown
mg of the Military Ball King and
(Jueen Christian Soms and Tunolh>
Strickland Alteresersthing had
been taken care ol the dance began
Instructors lor thecsening were Maj
Augustine Vcndeiu Sgt Barnes
Ka/orandSgt PhilhpBsnuin Mists
Henderson serscdas Mistressof Cercntonics
Marcus Hunt placed second in
math at the Naiio*u^ AISLS Conferencc
in AlbiRjjucrque.'Ncss Mexico
during April 1-s
William l>ice sson first place at
the ACT-SOl.N AACP competition
He ss ill compete on the national lesel
in Pittsburgh. Penn lor a scholarship
The Marching Baud of Purnell
Sssctt participated in an All District
Band Fcslisal tu Fas cues illc on
Thursdas. March 11 under the direction
of Mr Jamie Palo
Scscral students participated in
the all counts musical "Guss and
Dolls" at the Carolina Cis ic Center
The first annual Earth Das and
Terrs Jacobs memorial ss ill be celebrated
bs planting a tree In mentors
of the former mathematics teacher.
Mr Terrs Jacobs
Brooke l .ocklear ssas honored on
WTSBChannel I lasanoutstanding
senior
Summer Reading
Program Schedule
Lumberton - Robeson Counts
Public Library ss ill hold Summer
Reading Program from June 10 until
August I The kickoff parts ssill be
held at the luiubcrlon Library. outside.
sscather permitting on Friday.
June 10 Come bs the library to register
for the program, hasc sotlr tee
shirt stencilled, pick up reading
records, bookmarks, and materials
One time tec shirts ssill be painted in
purple and blue
Use the rctiding record to keep
lists of t he books sou read Pn/cs ssill
be giscn for the first book, the tenth
book, and for cscrs ten books thereafter
Books read aloud bs the librarian
during story -lime programs mas
be included in sou reading record
Books mas be counted beginning
June 10. ending August I
There ss ill be a magician til Lumberton.
Jut> 21. It) AM and ti magic
shoss in L.umberton It) AM. August
I to end the program Story and
aclisils limes are Mondays. Lumberton
10 AM and Pembroke 12 PM
Tuesdays. Fairmont I PM and
Proctors ille 1 PM Wednesday. L.timbcrion
Film Hour It) AM. Red Springs
2:10 PM and St Pauls 4:10 PM
Thursdas M;ixion2 PM and Ross kind
4 PM
Wilkins & Lowry
Reunion to be held
ThcdcsccndantsofSionand Sarah
Wilkins. H T. (Sonnic) and Rosclla
(Sis) Losscry will rcunil on Mas 24.
1 997 betsveen 4 and 9 PM at Harpers
Fcrrv Baptist Church in Pembroke
Donations: R.F VP A S A P. $7.00
min. per person. Children under 10 $4
(H). For more information contact
Ha/cl Strickland at (910) 521-1661
or contacr John Loss cry at (101)
5X7-54.14. Send Donations to
Ha/.;! Strickland
Rt 2 Box 401
Pembroke. NC 2X>72
Smith Family to
Reunite April 26
The descendants of I lues and Ida
Smith ssill reunite on April 2<> 1997
belssccn land 4PM At Aniiocli
Baptist Church near St Pauls N C
Please bring a cose red dish and bet crage
For more information call 521 9519
or 521-4666
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Purncell Swett High School selected a new football coach, Kenneth
Helms. He is shown with Athletic Director, Pope Royceltfcbleilfjlelms
(center) and Principal Wesley Revels.
Participants in the Dinner ath cat re are shown, to/) left: Kizzie Robinson,
tllen Jackson, ( hristy McDaniel, William Trice. Hottom: l.atoya Smith
and Kim Smith. , . '
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