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Lumberton, N.C. Established 1870 www.robesonian.com Heartland Publications, LLC All Rights Reserved Friday November 25, 2011 Volume 141 No. 206 he obesonian Daily T R Sunday 50¢ $1 City man dies in boating accident Staff report Wilmington, the fishermen were returning p.m. and dark when the boat struck the the damaged boat back to the station, to shore about 3 p.m. when they contacted southern jetty at Masonboro Inlet. He told where emergency medical medical person- WRIGHTSVILLE BEACH — A 71-year- the Coast Guard and reported what they the Star News that it was likely the men nel were waiting. A coroner pronounced old Lumberton man on a salt-water fishing believed was engine trouble. The fisher- believed they were at the Carolina Beach Bryant dead at the scene. trip died Tuesday night after the boat he men said they couldn’t get the boat to go inlet, but entered the wrong inlet because The boat reportedly had a hole in the was on struck a rock jetty. more than 8 mph. it was dark. The Carolina Beach inlet does side below the water line and was taking Henry Bryant was fishing with two According to Wildlife Resources not have a rock jetty. on water. According to officials, the boat other men from Lumberton when on the Commission Officer Fred Gorchess, the A member of the crew contacted the would have sunk if it had not been towed return trip from Frying Pan Shoals their men turned on the bilge pump and after Coast Guard to report that one of the men by the Coast Guard. boat, the 20-foot-long center-console Sea some water was pumped out of the boat, on the boat was seriously hurt. The names of the men who were fishing Hunt, rammed into the jetty at Masonboro the Sea Hunt picked up speed and drove According to reports, a 25-foot boat with Bryant were not available. Inlet. fine. from Coast Guard Station Wrightsville Bryant is survived by his wife and two According to the Star News of Gorchess said that it was about 6:30 Beach responded. The Coast Guard towed children. Shoppers hunting for deals Shots fired at Cross Creek Mall Mae Anderson Associated Press

Thousands of shoppers lined up at Macy’s, Best Buy and other stores nationwide to buy everything from toys to tablets on Black Friday despite the economic downturn and some planned protests of the shopping holiday. Some stores had crowds rushing in when they opened their doors at midnight — several hours earlier than they normally do on the most anticipated shopping day of the year. A few that even opened on Thanksgiving Day were filled with shoppers. The openings were mostly peaceful, but Los Angeles authorities say 20 people at a local Amanda Munger | Robesonian Walmart store suffered minor Nearly 20 volunteers put together more than 300 meals Thursday for needy families, shut-ins and elderly citizens. injuries when a woman used pep- per spray to gain a “competitive” shopping advantage shortly after the store opened on Thursday “Around evening. In Fayetteville, N.C., Sacred Pathways serves up Thanksgiving, peo- police are looking for two people after gunfire erupted early today ple start to think at Cross Creek Mall. Adding to that, there are planned pro- of what they are tests in places like Chicago and Thanksgiving for the needy thankful for and Washington, D.C. to get people to reconsider shopping at national Amanda Munger spent part of his Thanksgiving thinks it is the perfect way to what they have. chains on Black Friday. Staff writer helping to prepare more spend the holiday. Elsewhere, about 600 shoppers than 300 meals for shut-ins, “Thanksgiving is the most … The holidays were in line at a Target store in PEMBROKE — Each meal elderly residents and needy important time of year because open people’s eyes Brooklyn in New York when it that Vinson Jacobs helps pre- families during Thanksgiving you don’t have to worry about opened at midnight. By the time pare on Thanksgiving in some Community Day at the giving anything, except maybe to those that are it opened, also at midnight, nearly way honors his late son. Pembroke Fire Department. love,” Jacobs said. “… There 2,000 shoppers wrapped around a Jacobs’ son, 28-year-old “When we meet a person isn’t that Christmas pressure. without, but peo- Best Buy store in St. Petersburg, Vinson Corey Jacobs, died in who is homeless or hungry, It’s a humble time for me.” Fla. And more than 9,000 people 2005 as a homeless person. it is our Christian duty to Inside the station, about 20 ple are without all were outside the flagship Macy’s “When he passed, it bur- feed them,” Jacobs said as he volunteers formed a receiving year long.” store in New York’s Herald Square dened me to help someone warmed up ham on the grill. line, filling up Styrofoam con- at its midnight opening. else,” Jacobs said. Jacobs has helped out all — Christie Poteet Jacobs, a Pembroke resident, six years of this event, and he See SERVES | A3 See DEALS | A3 Rowland parade next in line Ali Rockett Orrum, will lead the parade as Staff writer Begins Saturday at 10 a.m. its grand marshal. Santa Claus will ride atop the town’s antique ROWLAND — The town of local merchants and store own- set to begin at 10 a.m. Line-up fire truck, followed by a herd of Rowland is decking its halls, ers for the best decorated store will start at 9 a.m. at Rowland hoofed animals to include horses streets and store windows in windows, with the winners being Middles School. and oxen. anticipation of its annual announced today. The parade will start at the The parade will also include Christmas parade on Saturday. The frosted windows and spar- school, proceed toward U.S. 301 classic cars, antique tractors, The town’s Celebrations kling trees will set a wintry on Main Street, then round the race cars, queen and kings. WALTERS: The senator will Committee is hosting a friendly backdrop for the 75- to 100-unit block back to the school. serve as grand marshal of the yuletide competition among its flotilla on Saturday, which is Sen. Michael Walters, of See PARADE | A8 Rowland Cristmas parade.

Weather Index Obituaries Sports Classifieds . . . . . 5B Mary Sellers, 64, Lumberton Comics ...... 4B Henry Bryant Jr., 71, of Lumberton Vashtie McEachern, 74, Lumberton Big game Editorial ...... 4A Ruby Pittman, 85, Fairmont Nation ...... 5A Jeffrey Jones, 51, Lumberton Arkansas and LSU Religion ...... 6A Shirley Britt, 57, Lumberton Sports ...... 1B Joseph Locklear, 70, Pembroke meet in a clash of SEC Charlie Chandler Sr., 83, Raeford West powerhouses. State ...... 2A James Church, 37, St. Pauls World ...... 10A 69/54 Page 8A Page 1B

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*Brand Names For Less* 2755 N. Roberts Ave • Lumberton, NC (910) 739-2004 2A — The Robesonian, Friday, November 25, 2011 State www.robesonian.com Marine Corps supporters seek museum for Carolinas JACKSONVILLE (AP) said. "We use layers that — Marine Corps support- shift from roughened to ers near Camp Lejeune smooth and walls that run are launching a national through the building. It effort to build a $12 mil- tells the story of the rough lion museum document- civilians, the individuals ing the service's histo- who enter boot camp and ry in North and South emerge as refined, elite Carolina. Marines," he said. Dubbed "Museum of The museum will be the Marine," backers see privately funded, but the visitors entering a spi- city of Jacksonville has ral-shaped building that pledged $1 million in tax- recreates the image of payer funds for the con- Marines advancing from struction of the building, the sea to shore on the said city manager Richard crest of a wave. Woodruff. "The history here is "We are very proud of very rich, very important, the fact that we are con- and it needs to be told," sidered the home of the says retired Marine Col. Marines," Woodruff said. Bill Ayers, the interim Dave Brown, another executive director for the retired Marine who works effort. Associated Press as the executive director The museum will show- Depicted artist rendering of what the ‘Museum of the Marine’ would look like is courtesy of www.museumofthemarine.org. of the Second Marine case the service's devel- Division Association, said opment of amphibious years in the Reserves, Navy is leasing the group architect on the project Its garden-like setting he thinks the group will and airborne battle tac- said Marines are taught a 27-acre site for the for the architectural firm includes water and rough- need to raise $28 million tics along the shores of they are a special, elite museum for $1 annually, CMJW, said the building ened materials that merge overall to fund the $12 North Carolina, as well as fighting force from the Ayers said. is designed on the Marine into smoother forms, he million building, the col- the inclusion of females moment they enter basic The land is just outside theme "of riding ashore said. lections and its ongoing and the training of the training. the Marine Corps base on the crest of a wave." "It's a big spiral," Lahr operation. first blacks to serve in its "Marine Corps history and next to the Lejeune ranks. is taught from Day One Memorial Gardens, In contrast to other and it never stops," said where a site is dedicat- "257&5'4-&)'%// military-centered col- Ayers, 72. 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Ayers, in active duty to tell their story. located there. 21(%;6,427+,4-(%;%0 30 The Department of the Scott Lahr, the primary "" " for three years and 30 !! 2)4%-+ Trees ready The Britt Law Firm, PC “Serving Robeson, Bladen & Columbus Counties” "716)4 !'266 -'%4(- -',%)/#1). ! " ! 54-'%4(-,)%46/%1(37&/-'%6-215'20 for Christmas ")((;7/0%/% 4-661);#22()// ! &922()//,)%46/%1(37&/-'%6-215'20 ;%1%')1<-) RALEIGH (AP) — Now Danny Earl Britt, Jr. | R. Dale Godfrey %/)& 2)()/ 211-)27+/%5 4%(4%9*24( (0'.)1<-),)%46/%1(37&/-'%6-215'20 that Thanksgiving din- 4-66%1;4%16 Attorneys at Law 60'/)2(,)%46/%1(37&/-'%6-215'20 ner is out of the way, the 2&-1#%/.)4 /- 2'.)66 49%/.)4,)%46/%1(37&/-'%6-215'20 busy season has started 0%1(%71+)4 (%0!%71()45 for North Carolina's mul- 75-1)55%1%+)4 Criminal, Domestic & Civil 2&!,-/)5 timillion dollar Christmas 0%-/%((4)55 tree industry. ( #-/'2: (1-+,6 "# ! 910-671-4500 0%1(% )8)/5 Agriculture -4'7/%6-21-4)'624 )/-1(% :)1(-1) !" 124 76,2162;% Commissioner Steve Troxler says fresh, state- 1 / .&,0&+*.0"//&*$(" +,5!&(5 "*0/1*!5..&".!"(&2".5 ,".#+1.3""'/ ,".3""'/ ,". 3""'/*! grown Christmas trees ,". 3""'/+.)&(.0"/,("/" (( !&0&+*&/ ,". 3""'/ will be available at stands THE ROBESONIAN &/*+0."/,+*/& ("#+.!2* "/1 / .&,0&+*,5)"*0/)!"0+ ..&"./((+#3%+)."&*!","*!"*0 +*0. 0+./ " +*! (//,+/0$",&!01) ".0+*+.0%.+(&*1 / .&,0&+*/%2"/("/04&* (1!"! and farmers markets this "*!!!."// +.." 0&+*/0+THE ROBESONIAN +41) ".0+* weekend, as well as at farms in the western part BED, BATH & LINENS of the state, where most of the trees are grown. FACTORY OUTLET More than five mil- I-95, Exit 20 | 3501 Lackey St. | Lumberton, NC lion Christmas trees are (910) 671-4554 harvested annually from North Carolina's 1,000 or so growers, making it Huge Thanksgiving Sale the second-largest pro- Wednesday through Monday, November 28th!! ducer in the country. The Many in store specials through Monday, Nov 28th including the following: 2012 CAR GIVEAWAY industry generated about • Snuggies: 10% off our already low prices of $8.99 to $9.99! $85 million for the state's • All Harley Davidson Bedding and Bath products: 15% off ! economy last year. • European square pillows only $5.99! • Select Bed pillows on sale for $3.49! • Traveler pillows only $2.29! Bell ringer • Special group of 6 piece towel sets for only $16.99 while supplies last. • Too many specials to mention!! sets sights on • In addition to the tremendous Thanksgiving sale, we are also liquidating the remaining inventory of a famous designer line of bedding and bath products. world record There isn’t much time left to cash in on these unbelievable bargains!

SHELBY (AP) — A Also, mention reading this ad in The Robesonian and receive an North Carolina woman additional 15% off your total purchase through Monday, November 28th. has set her sights both on raising money for the Regular Business Hours: Mon – Sat; 10-7, Sun; 1-6. Salvation Army and set- SPECIAL THANKSGIVING HOURS: ting a new world record. Wednesday we will close at 5. We will be CLOSED on Thanksgiving Day, The Star of Shelby but will reopen an hour early at 9am on Friday and also at 9 am Saturday. reports that Amy Hartley WIN A BRAND NEW CAR! plans to begin her pur- suit of the record starting at 4 a.m. Friday outside a local Walmart. Hartley The Mt. Airy News LUMBERTON LUMBERTON is raising money for the Chevrolet - Buick - GMC - Cadillac NISSAN Salvation Army's famous ��berton, NC 28358 1949 Roberts Avenue 739-8371 Red Kettle Christmas Sponsored By: The Bargain House, INC Lumberton, NC 28358 739-7577 www.lumbertonnissan.com Campaign, for which vol- www.robesonian.com unteers ring bells while Chevrolet Sonic Nissan Versa raising donations for the charity. The campaign provides VOTE NOW! Adults - Category food, clothing and toys to Vote for your favorite entry families in need. In order to break the in each of the record, Hartley will have ﬁ ve categories at to keep her bell ringing for more than 36 hours www.robesonian.com! straight. LUMBERTON PETERSON HONDA - KIA - MAZDA Toyota Scion Chrysler Jeep Dodge 301 Wintergreen Drive 739-9871 �� www.petersontoyota.com 738-5241 Lumberton, NC 28358 Fixed traffic www.lumbertonhonda.com tickets gets Honda Fit Toyota Yaris judge in trouble Voting Starts Nov. 1st

WINSTON-SALEM Voting Ends Nov. 18th (AP) — Lawyers for a North Carolina judge say she should be suspended OFF all Call The United Way Ofﬁ ce at 910-739-4249 for details on how to win! for less than two months ½ after authorities deter- Summer Apparel mined she fixed traffic tickets for friends. The Winston-Salem 20% OFF Journal reported that attorneys for Forsyth District New Fall Arrivals Judge Denise Hartsfield have filed a brief with the Matthews Boutique Supports the United Way of Robeson County North Carolina Supreme 1900 Martin Luther King Drive Court. Lumberton, NC 28358 www.robesonian.com The Robesonian, Friday, November 25, 2011 — 3A Serves From page A1 tainers with yams, string beans, great-grandson. Christie Poteet, the director of ham, potato salad, bread and des- Ruth Dial Woods, the execu- service learning at UNCP, was serts. tive director of Sacred Pathways, putting bread into zip-lock bags to Barbara Pearson was busy scoop- which sponsors the event, said add to the meals. She said that she ing potato salad before passing the they were preparing 350 meals. wants to encourage students and plate on to the next person. This “(It is) to let the communi- everyone to help out, and not just was her fifth year volunteering. ty know that we care, and gives during the holiday season. “It makes you feel good,” Pearson them an opportunity to come out,” “Around Thanksgiving, people said. “It makes it taste better when Woods said. start to think of what they are you share.” In the garage of the department, thankful for and what they have,” She started preparing the tables were set with white table Poteet said. ” … The holidays open meals after her father died on a clothes and autumn decorations, people’s eyes to those that are Thanksgiving so that she could ready for a sit-down meal at noon. without, but people are without all be around people on the holiday. Among the volunteers were year long.” Jim Cole | Associated Press Afterward, she planned to cook students and faculty from The n Reach Amanda Munger at (910) Republican presidential candidate and former Pennsylvania Sen., Rick her own Thanksgiving dinner University of North Carolina at 272-6144 or amunger@heartland- Santorum greets voters Nov. 8 at a polling center in Manchester, N.H. for her daughter, grandson and a Pembroke. publications.com. GOP field crowded, Deals From page A1 likely to remain so “I came here for the deals,” said kickoff to the holiday shopping od for us,” said Mike Vitelli, Best Sidiki Traore, 59, from Roosevelt weekend. For three days starting Buy’s president. Island, N.Y. who bought three on Black Friday, 152 million peo- To draw in crowds, merchants 2nd-tier candidates soldier on shirts for $50 at the Macy’s. He ple are expected shop, up about 10 pulled out of their bag of tricks. DES MOINES, Iowa Even more than ener- also went to Toys R Us for its 9 percent from last year, according Some began offering to match the (AP) — They are barely gy and determination, p.m. opening on Thanksgiving and to the National Retail Federation. prices of competitors and rolling blips in presidential polls also-ran candidates rely bought three toys for $106 for his That’s good news for retailers, out layaway programs. Others like and their campaign cash on particular issues, free 4-year-old son. many of which depend on the busy Best Buy, Abercrombie & Fitch, is scarce. Some are run- media and prospects for A record number of shoppers holiday shopping season for up to Target and Kohl’s opened at mid- ning on empty, fueled the future to drive them could head to stores across the 40 percent of their annual revenue. night. mainly by the exposure to keep their small-scale country to take advantage of deals “It’s the literal, physical and The Gap and Toys R Us even that comes with the bliz- operations going. of up to 70 percent during the emotional start to a very big peri- opened stores on Thanksgiving. zard of televised debates With polls and money in this election cycle and putting candidates like interviews they eagerly Mitt Romney, Newt grant to skeptical report- Gingrich and Herman ers. Cain atop the field of Sale! 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FIRST AMENDMENT TO THE CONSTITUTION OF THE UNITED STATES: Congress shall make no law respecting an establishment of religion, or prohibiting the free exercise thereof; or abridging the freedom of speech, or of the press; or the right of the people peaceably to assemble; and to petition the government for redress of grievances. Another View From the News & Observer of Raleigh Find pact on incentives orth Carolina’s on-again, off- again General Assembly has at least one more get-together N planned this year, so how about this for an agenda item: Resolve that in 2012, this state gets its act together on economic incentives. Right now, those policies, intended to Of politicians otherwise occupied attract or retain job-creating businesses, are in disarray. Incentives have become f you are a current or prospec- Arab Spring had the sense to chal- sense to stay away from these tive Democratic politician in lenge actual tyrants, rather than “campers.” They knew better than so entwined with politics that it’s impos- North Carolina, I would expect elected representatives, and to do to be captured on camera speaking sible to say just what the state would, or that right about now you are so in the, you know, springtime. to or endorsing the Occupiers. But wouldn’t, do to attract a big new employ- either congratulating yourself Apparently it never occurred to the a few found their way to the camp- er. That level of uncertainty doesn’t help Ifor staying away from the leftist geniuses who cooked sites, anyway, and will now live to anyone — or help create a single job. Occupy This or That move- up the American Autumn that regret it. The catalyst for a confrontation over ment — or nervously trying they were starting an outdoor You don’t have to agree with incentives came this summer in the form to figure out how to distance protest movement just as the every decision made by every of “Project Soccer,” aka Continental yourself from the movement weather was getting colder mayor, council member, or law Tire’s plan for a big new plant that would after the fact. and most people would be enforcement officer across the coun- employ hundreds of workers. To make That suddenly inconve- turning their attention to the try to understand and welcome the a long story short, the (Democratic) nient fact, you see, is that the holidays. inevitable end of the Occupation’s Occupy movement was largely John There is no doubt that when campsite phase. Perdue administration swallowed hard a creation of freaks, socialists, it debuted, the Occupy move- Public parks, streets, sidewalks, and argued the case for giving in to the and left-wing kooks. It was not Hood ment drew the attention and gardens, and other gathering places Contributing tiremaker’s request — demand, really a creation of small-d demo- support of large numbers of are appropriate sites for duly per- — for $45 million in upfront cash. The crats. Some of us recognized Columnist Americans who, whatever you mitted and time-limited political (Republican) Legislature balked. The that fact from the beginning. may think of the wisdom of protests. Social movements of all Continental deal went south, literally, to We’d seen it reflected in the anti- their political or economic ideas, stripes have made use of public South Carolina. republican rhetoric of “occupation” have legitimate concerns and inten- spaces for generations to assemble The finger-pointing that followed and the anti-libertarian tactics tions. Most of the people who peaceably and express their views. brought to the surface two things. One employed by those who sought not turned out to march or witness the But perpetual occupation of public was the politically charged and unseemly simply to argue their point of view early Occupy rallies likely had no spaces is not an exercise of free but to shut up those who disagree. idea that they were lending sup- speech or assembly. It constitutes back-and-forth among legislators and offi- To recognize the Occupy move- port to anarcho-socialists and other a demand that trespassing protest- cials as they negotiated, in secret, conces- ment for what it really is, we didn’t revolutionaries. They thought they ers enjoy more rights than other sions to Continental. The other was the need to wait to watch the Carnival were simply helping to make a point citizens enjoy to make use of public erosion of a longstanding consensus over of Souls now playing across the about corporate greed or economic property. As for the occupation of the granting of incentives. country — the filth, the intimida- stagnation. private property, it is a crime, not a Tax breaks and direct assistance (new tion, the violence, the weapons, the But, of course, most of them political argument. roads and sewers, and job training at pub- drug overdoses, the killings, and went home at the end of those In the Internet age, there is no lic expense) have always had critics on the Penn State-like conspiracy of early protests. They had everyday escape for unwary, unwise politi- the left and right. Even mainstream politi- silence about sexual assaults. Based lives to lead, children to rear, and cians. Those who stumbled their cians swear that they’d gladly stop grant- on the movement’s illiberal ideologi- jobs to perform or at least to seek. way into the Occupy movement’s cal assumptions and the foolishness They were not the ones who stayed makeshift communes in search of ing incentives if only — and only if — of camping out in pubic parks as behind to “camp.” The ones who a fleeting media moment may now competing states would cease and desist a strategy for political change, remained fit one of these categories: find it difficult to stumble their (they won’t). Continental’s cash call laid we knew that the protests would hard-core radicals, professional agi- way out into political respectability the issue bare: just how far should the become increasingly desperate and tators, amateur anarchists, addicts, again. state go to land a big one? shrill, revealing the true colors of vagrants, or deeply confused. They should have known better. Recently, Pat McCrory, Gov. Beverly their instigators. Whatever they may have thought Perdue’s all-but-nominated Republican I mean, come on. The Occupiers about the substance of the Occupy n John Hood is president of the opponent next year, came out against said they were inspired by the message, most Democratic politi- John Locke Foundation and pub- cash grants. McCrory might find it harder Arab Spring. But the leaders of the cians and leaders had the good lisher of CarolinaJournal.com. to resist coughing up the dough, however, if he were in office and Democrats were about to hound him over the “loss” of a major employer. Letters To The Editor So, before next November’s election, legislators should re-establish a bipartisan incentives policy that would clarify mat- Victim of motorcycle theft It’s time for Cherokee, Lumbee ters for either Perdue or McCrory. … upset by lack of investigation to negotiate a winning strategy

To the Editor, To the Editor, The Robeson County Sheriff’s Department was Your Nov. 20 “Win-win” editorial regarding the called out to a theft of a motorcycle on Nov. 14. Cherokee Nation’s desire to expand its gaming READERS’ The bike had been stolen between midnight and 6 operation and the Lumbee Nation’s desire to obtain a.m. The officer took a statement while sitting in federal recognition hit the nail on the head. One his car. He never got out of his car to look at any would think that both sides would do just as you tracks. The tracks led to a neighbor’s house, then tended to suggest, sit down together and with mem- POLL to the main road. The officer was offered pictures bers of the leadership of the North Carolina General of the bike and a recording of the tracks leading Assembly and devise a plan that would be benefi- QUESTION: to the neighbor’s house. He did not take these. He cial to both tribes and the state of North Carolina. drove around for a few minutes and left. He did If the playing field were level, we’d surely have a Do you think that the celebration of not ask the neighbors anything. deal, but we don’t. The Cherokees have, of course, Christmas, parades and decorations, I waited 24 hours before going to the Sheriff’s had federal recognition for a long time and now as begins too early? Department to ensure that the papers were filed a result of gaming they have an enormous amount To respond, go to The Robesonian correctly. I was informed that it was filed and of money with which to buy influence. Lumbees websiteTo respond,at www.robesonian.com. go to The someone assigned the case, but they were all out have neither, but we do have numbers. As I under- Robesonian looking for an elderly person who was missing. At stand it, the Cherokees refuse to even sit down with the end of the day, I called the detective assigned Lumbee leaders to discuss our recognition or their to the job only to find out that he was at home. expansion or any other substantive subject. This I The detective said he had been working 12 days know: It is impossible to negotiate with yourself. straight and needed a few days off. I understand There has to be a second party who will at least Letters Policy needing a break. Is he the only detective capable of sit down and attempt to talk. So far the Cherokees looking for stolen motorcycles? I have now waited refuse to do that. Not very Indian like, is it? an entire week for this detective to call me, ask me The Cherokees are obviously negotiating with The Robesonian welcomes letters to the for information, and maybe decide that he might the governor and the General Assembly. They think editor. Letters should be about issues of general want a picture of the stolen motorcycle. I am still that they don’t need to talk to the Lumbee Nation. interest, brief and to the point. waiting. I am still without my motorcycle. I doubt Wrong! Sooner or later, Lumbees will obtain federal We reserve the right to refuse letters longer a week-old trail will lead anywhere now. recognition, either through legislation or through than 400 words; poetry; letters that are in bad I hope that others protect themselves, as it looks the courts, with or without the usual benefits, but taste or libelous; and letters from outside our like Robeson County has forgotten what they do certainly with the right to operate our own gaming readership. Letters may be edited, but content for a living. They no longer care if you get justice. industry. Then and only then will this playing field will not be altered. They only seem to care about getting to sit around be level. Maybe they’ll talk then. Letters should be original. They must be in cars, taking breaks, and assigning your cases to In the mean time, Lumbees desperately need Gov. signed. Please include your address and day- people who haven’t bothered to start looking. Perdue and the General Assembly to be mindful time phone number. Street addresses and I offer $100 to anyone that will give me the infor- that the Cherokees will not talk with us. Ultimately, phone numbers will not be published. A pho- mation I need to get my bike back. It is a green this discussion is the only way there can be a win- tograph of the writer will be used if provided. 2007 Kawasaki Ninja 500r. It has no emblems win-win for both tribes and the state of North Send letters to: The Robesonian, P.O. Box because it was custom-painted. Carolina. 1028, Lumberton, N.C. 28359 or fax them to (910) 739-6553. Letters can be sent e-mail to Jerame Trunnell Gary Locklear [email protected]. Maxton Pembroke www.robesonian.com Natio n The Robesonian, Friday, November 25, 2011 — 5A Thanksgiving plane crash claims 6 lives Crews hunt for victims at Superstition Mountain in Arizona

PHOENIX (AP) — Crews (families) of all the crash victims. hunted through crags and out- We have has so many people that croppings of a mountaintop area are working this day, and we just east of Phoenix, searching just want to support them and for victims of a fiery plane crash embrace them and try to bring that killed all six people aboard, closure to this tragedy." including the pilot and his three By coincidence, a search and young children. rescue team was in the crag- The family and two other adults gy, jutting mountains search- were headed for Thanksgiving ing for three missing teenagers weekend in southeastern Arizona Wednesday evening and saw when the twin-engine plane the explosion, Babeu said. The traveling at 200 mph slammed searchers found the teens, then into a sheer cliff in the mile- went up the mountain to try to high Superstition Mountains an reach the crash site. hour after sundown Wednesday, Ten deputies who spent the authorities said. night on the mountain were The aircraft exploded in relieved by 10 more early flames, split apart and scattered Thursday. They and dozens of burning debris. volunteers began searching the "No one could have survived Associated Press crash site at first light. Video that crash," Pinal County Sheriff John Kinder, a member of the Posse of Pinal County Sheriff Dept., secures the road while search and rescue team work from news helicopters Thursday Paul Babeu said Thursday. round the clock east of Phoenix where a small plane crashed on Wednesday evening. morning showed the wreckage The body of one child was strewn at the bottom of a black- recovered and dozens of sher- remains of the other victims. The woman, who is divorced "This is their entire family — ened cliff. iff's search and rescue personnel Babeu said he personally noti- from the children's father, is also it's terrible," Babeu said. "Our "This is not a rescue mission, worked Thursday to recover the fied the mother late Wednesday. a pilot. hearts go out to the mom and the but that of recovery," Babeu said. U.S. awaits release of 3 students held in Egypt PHILADELPHIA (AP) a statement Thursday longer to complete admin- reports of the students' Court in Cairo had ordered authorized to speak to the — Family and friends of through the school, say- istrative procedures relat- release. their release. They spoke media. They did not say three American students ing they were "extreme- ed to his release, we're Earlier Thursday, Egypt on condition of anonym- when the students would arrested during a protest ly happy" to hear that confident he will be home officials said the Abdeen ity because they are not be released. in Cairo waited anxiously their son would soon be soon," Bill and Sharon Friday for news that they released. Gates wrote. 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Sunday School Lesson Civil War soldier to be honored Matthew 6:25-34 Ceremony set for co-founder of Burnt Swamp Baptist Association November 25, 2011 Staff report True Boys.” The company was He was present or account- preached many sermons and LUMBERTON – There will mustered into state service ed for from May to December funerals, and performed many be a Cross of Honor Service at Wilmington on April 21, 1864, and survived the way. marriages. on Dec. 4 at 2 p.m. at Ten Mile 1862, and was assigned to the He married Sarah Catherine Blanks died Jan. 27, 1912. Clothed, 51st Regiment N.C. Troops as Bell, the daughter of Wiley and Center Baptist Church for the The program will consist of Rev. James W. Blanks, recogniz- Company F. Martha A. Conner Bell on Jan. After joining the regiment, 18, 1877. “The Honor Guard of Robeson fed by ing his participation in the Civil County,” and the Col. E.T. War. the company functioned as part Sometime after the war was of the regiment, and its history over, Blanks became a Baptist Stackhouse Sons of Confederate the Lord The church is on U.S. 301, for the remainder of the war is minister. Veterans Camp 1576 of Latta, sin that troubles north of Magnolia School. reported as part of the regimen- He was a co-founder and S.C. so many of us Everyone is invited to this spe- tal history. builder of the Burnt Swamp There will be a rifle salute by and one which cial service for the Rev. Blanks. Blanks was wounded in the Baptist Association. He aided the Stafford Militia, an artillery A our Savior He enlisted at Lumberton on shoulder on May 16, 1864 at in organizing several churches salute by the Waccamaw Light warned against is the March 10, 1862 in the company Drewry’s Bluff, Va., and hospi- in the association. Artillery and taps by Stafford sin of loving life and the that was know as the “Ashpole talized at Richmond, Va. For some 30 years, he Militia bugler Daryl Hardwick. things of the world at the expense of our relationship with the Lord. So troubling is the sin that Christ Jesus Church Happenings addressed it in several ways. Believers are not to be overly concerned with Advent what we eat and drink, nor should believers be The Noonday Advent Concert Series at Lumber Bridge Presbyterian to host program excessively anxious about Trinity Episcopal Church begins Nov. how we will clothe and 30. The series includes a brief service of feed our bodies. noonday prayers, and the concerts are Staff report churches, and 18 children will also Christ Jesus was in no abbreviated to fit into the lunch hour. The annual Lumber Bridge be joining the choir in the vocal musi- The series schedule is: cal selections which include arrange- way suggesting that we n Community Choir and Instrumental should be lazy or careless. Nov. 30, Robin Little, clarinetist from Ensemble services will be held Dec. 4 ments of “Infant Holy, Infant Lowly,” His teaching, however, First Baptist Church will be accompanied at 5 p.m. and Dec. 5 at 7 p.m. at the “Jesus, What A Wonderful Child,” “O causes us to think about by Lee Harris, choirmaster and organist Lumber Bridge Presbyterian Church. Holy Night”, and many other familiar at Trinity Episcopal; the right balance between n The church is on N.C. 71 in Lumber carols. physical needs and our Dec. 7, The Lumberton High School Bridge. Dr. David Hudson will be the narrator Concert Choir, directed by Kelly Britt; spiritual lives. We ought n These services will mark 36 con- and Marvin Lynne Maxwell is the musi- to rest in the Savior, and Dec. 14, The Lumber River Brass secutive years of music ministry. cal director. not be found restless over Quintet will perform, members are Bo The choir and ensemble consist of Nursery services will be provided. the world and what it Biggs, Bob Crumpler, Tim Little, Kim 34 people from more than 12 area Everyone is invited to these services. offers. McGill and Cheri Ward. The Lord supplies all Each service will start at 12:05 p.m., of our needs, and He is in and everyone is invited to join the church the best position to know family for spiritually uplifting music and worship. Minister Nicole Mitchell, from Greater Orders may be called in at (910) 671- what we need and its McKoy’s Chapel in Dublin, will be the 0607. Orders of 10 or more plates can be importance to our exis- A light lunch will be served in the parish hall following the concerts. special guest speaker. delivered. tence. When we trust the This will be for the Christmas Families The church is at 702 Dunn Road, Lord to meet our needs, The church is at 1202 N. Chestnut St. For information, visit the church’s web- Support Fund. Lumberton. we will be able to release the cares of the world. site, www.trinitylumberton.net, or call the church office, (910) 739-3717. A program, “Seasons of Light,” will Concert and play The Lord has kept be presented at the Robeson County us and provided for us Bethany Presbyterian Church is Planetarium on Dec. 10 at 11 a.m. and throughout our lives. Clothing ministry hosting a high priority contemporary 1 p.m. Perhaps we have not The “Love Thy Neighbor Ministry” of worship music concert along with the always had what we Cultures all around the world celebrate drama musical play titled “Say Yes to Sandy Grove Baptist Church will have the winter solstice, and the “season of wanted, but the Lord has a clothing give-away on Dec. 3 from 9 Jesus.” taken care of our needs. light.” It begins at 7 p.m. Dec. 17 at the a.m. until 1 p.m. in the church’s fellow- People attending will also get the latest Why would we want to ship hall. Bethany Presbterian Church, located at news about the Geminid meteors, and stop trusting Him? He The church is at 1601 Martin Luther 700 Elizabethtown Road, Lumberton. warns us because the King Jr. Drive, Lumberton. the launch of the rover “Curiosity.” Proceeds will benefit the Bethany world can become such an There will be clothes for men, includ- Seating capacity is 65 persons. Presbyterian Church building fund and attraction that we become ing suits, ties and dress shirts for young For reservations, call (910) 735-2147 usher board. blinded to the glory and men, and also clothes for women, boys or (910) 735-2148, or email brandtk. Youth tickets cost $5 in advance and sufficiency of the Lord. and girls. [email protected]. $7 at the door. Adult tickets cost $10 in In teaching about advance and $12 at the door. the Father’s care for us, Christmas Pastor installation To order tickets call (910) 739-3359 Christ Jesus said to look or email [email protected]. For at the birds that do not Pentecostal Faith of God Church, All area churches and the public group sales call (910) 258-9165 plant, harvest and store 2650 McPhail Road, Lumberton, will are invited to Mt. Pelier Presbyterian food, and yet, God still present The Christmas Story at 7:30 p.m. Church’s pastor installation service for Revival on Dec. 2. Rev. Dr. Hazel Wilson on Dec. 4 at 4 p.m. provides for their needs. Beulah Baptist Church’s revival ser- Everyone is invited. Fruit bags will be The church is at 4389 N.C. 130 Highway Jesus asked, “Aren’t you vices will be Sunday through Wednesday better than the birds?” distributed, and dinner will be served West in Rowland. after the program. at 7:30 p.m. Remember, God owns Everyone is invited. The guest speaker the birds, but He calls For information, call the Rev. Russell Women’s Day Kinlaw Sr., (910) 738-2136. will be Rev. Warren Hill. Himself our Father. We The Greater New Bethel Missionary There will be special music each eve- should find great comfort Baptist Church will hold a Women’s Day ning. The church is at 6516 Beulah in this relationship. Anniversary Program at 11 a.m. on Sunday. Church Road. Look at the flowers, if The Men’s Choir at Saint James AME The speaker will be Rev. Ernestine For information call 618-9685. you need further assur- Zion Church, Red Springs, will celebrate Jones of Hilly Branch Baptist Church. ance. If you are worried its anniversary on Sunday afternoon at The church is located at 172 Plainview Homecoming about your clothes and 3:30. Drive, Lumberton. Beulah Baptist Church invites all what you will wear, the The church is at 116 West Brown Ave. For information, call 739-8650. flowers teach us that if members and friends to homecoming on God clothes them and Special events Plate sale Sunday. they do not labor for their The Rev. Robert Britt, pastor of the beauty, He will surely Minter’s Chapel FBC in Boardman The annual fish plate sale at Morning church will be the speaker in the Sunday clothe you. will observe Three Days of Glory from Star Community Church will be Dec. 9. morning service at 11. Lunch will be Can you worry enough Sunday through Tuesday. The charges are: fish plate and drink is served in the fellowship hall following the to change your height There will be a special praise and wor- $6.50, fish sandwich is $3, extra fish on morning service. or add to the years of ship with national recording artist Kim the plate is $1, extra slice of cake is $1, The church is at 6516 Beulah Church your life? Absolutely not. Pearson from Raleigh. and canned drinks are 50 cents. Road. Worry will not change anything in our lives. We simply do not have control over so many areas of our lives, but our heav- Church’s volunteers find so much to be thankful for enly Father is in complete control of everything, so STOCKTON, Calif. — After Fulton Street to gather food, like this,” Rivers said. “I heard The box featured boxes of we ought to trust Him. savoring a meal of roasted tur- clothing and enjoy a growing about it because my mother is macaroni and cheese, packages Jesus commands us key, stuffing, pumpkin pie and Thanksgiving tradition. volunteering here, and she told of spaghetti, cereal and canned “to seek ye first the hot chocolate, Sophia Ramirez The gathering, hosted by me to come.” fruit, Morgan said. The con- kingdom of God, and combed through secondhand First Baptist Church, is in its Rivers’ mother was one of tents of every box were identi- his righteousness: and clothing at Cleveland School on fourth year and continues to about 300 volunteers who greet- cal and worth about $35, he all these things shall be Thursday afternoon looking for expand, said Bob Morgan, a ed visitors, passed out food and said. added unto you.” We are outfits for her four children. chaplain for the Stockton Police helped set up and break down The ingredients were agreed given a duty to seek what “My son is growing so fast,” Department and coordinator of Thursday’s festivities. upon by the church and the par- is good for our spiritual Ramirez said as she held a pair the event. Even though a continuous ent teacher associations of the well-being. Heaven is the of khaki pants to his waist to “We want to cater to families drizzle fell during the after- local schools to fit the needs of believers’ destination, and we should think often of see if they were long enough. and provide them with a safe noon event, it didn’t dampen families, Morgan said. heaven. As she sifted through pants environment on Thanksgiving,” the spirits of sisters Michelle The empty boxes -- dubbed Seek a life of righteous- and shirts, two of Ramirez’s Morgan said. “We want this and Elizabeth Delgado. “Boxes of Love” -- were then ness, living in a way that daughters approached her with to be a Thanksgiving tradi- “We played games and had a given to parishioners at First honors the Lord. a pair of pink and gray shoes tion for them, because it’s a good time,” Michelle said. “The Baptist Church who purchased Seek the kingdom of that was the right size for both Thanksgiving tradition for us.” rain was not a problem.” the necessary groceries for the God, seek righteousness, of them. She checked the soles Behind him children were get- The event and donations are giveaway. and God will provide. to make sure they were not ting their faces painted, trying targeted at children who attend “We’ll give away about Ask the Lord for your too worn and put the shoes in to win candy at carnival games local elementary schools and $15,000 worth of food today,” daily bread, and He will a white bag. Ramirez told the and shooting hoops on the con- their families, but Morgan said Morgan said. “I hope we see be faithful to provide. girls they could wear them on crete basketball court. they weren’t turning away peo- things like this all over Stockton opposite days. Tika Rivers watched as her ple in need. in the coming years. We have n “I’m trying to get whatever daughters Shalee and Monae-l In addition to a hot meal the model on how to do this.” The Sunday school I can; whatever fits,” she said. played hopscotch and won min- and a chance to take home lesson is written by Ramirez was one of rough- iature Snickers and Kit Kat donated clothes, participants in (c)2011 The Record Ed Wilcox, pastor of ly 1,000 people who came bars. Thursday’s gathering were also (Stockton, Calif.) Distributed Centerville Baptist Church. to the elementary school on “I didn’t know they had events given a box of groceries. by MCT Information Services. [email protected] www.robesonian.com The Robesonian, Friday, November 25, 2011 — 7A ROBESON COUNTY COMMUNITY CHURCH DIRECTORY

CHURCHES Turners Station AME Church Island Grove Baptist Church St. Anna Free Will Baptist Church Oakdale Church of God Hopewell Methodist Church Basic Training Center Church Marietta Area Fairmont John C Oxendine Rd. Pembroke 1662 St. Anna Rd. Pembroke Rowland-Fair Bluff Rd. Fairmont 3512 Union School Rd Rowland 120 Oakdale Church Rd. Fairmont - 628-9224 521-9470 521-0605 628-5588 521-1220 628-5480 Jonesville Baptist Church Pembroke Church of God New Bethel Methodist Church Berea Baptist Church AME - ZION 327 Mill Branch Road Fairmont BAPTIST- INDEPENDENT 516 Breece St Pembroke | 521-3323 3396 Iona Church Rd. Fairmont Calvary Way Independent Baptist 120 Odom St. Pembroke - Chrysolite AME Zion Church 628-5566 Saddletree Church of God 422-8879 307 S Jones St. Pembroke 521-4661 1307 Meadow Rd. Lumberton Living Water Baptist Church 1508 Rennert Rd. Lumberton New Hope United Methodist 521-4114 Breath Of Life 671-8874 1548 Midway Rd. Maxton 739-3158 Church Country Bible Baptist Church 1985 Roberts Av. Lumberton Providence AME Zion Church 522-7397 Smith Chapel Bible Church of God 210 S Martin Luther King St. Rowland NC 211 Hwy Lumberton 618-9265 279 Purvis Rd. Rowland Mill Branch Baptist Church 380 W 5th St. Lumberton 422-3434 739-8224 Church Of God Of Prophency 422-9738 10310 NC 130 Byp Fairmont 671-0947 New Prospect Methodist Church Lumberton 628-9146 Purvis Independent Baptist Church 4359 NC 710 Hwy N Pembroke 738-2052 APOSTOLIC Mount Moriah Baptist Church 2958 Purvis Rd. Rowland CONGREGATIONAL 521-3167 422-9555 Church of God Parsonage Born Again Church General Office Rennert Rd. Lumberton HOLINESS Riverside Memorial Methodist 96 Dresden Av. Lumberton 738-3093 320 S Main St. Fairmont BAPTIST- MISSIONARY Potters House Church Church 738-2206 628-1234 Mount Olive Baptist Church 5674 US 74 Hwy W Rowland Deep Branch Baptist Church 2394 NC 904 Hwy Fairmont Church of The Living God Column First Apostolic Church 1476 Mt. Olive Church Rd. Lumberton 521-6007 4082 Deep Branch Rd. Lumberton 628-8600 And Pillar of The Truth The Light Hwy 1157 Pembroke 738-1398 Saint Johns AME Church 739-6575 of the World 521-8880 Mount Tabor Baptist Church COVENANT 700 Leesville Rd. Fairmont 1405 Carthage Road, Lumberton NC 305 Elm St. 422-4100 Elizabeth Heights Baptist Church House of Prayer Rainbow Covenant 628-9539 608-2095 New Point Baptist Church 2315 Collins St. Lumberton 2007 Oakwood Av. Lumberton 6536 NC 70 Hwy S Rowland Union Chapel Methodist Church Cornerstone Assembly of God 3410 S Martin Luther King Jr. Dr. 739-1151 738-6363 422-8989 Eureka Rd Pembroke 950 Linkhaw Rd. Lumberton Lumber River Missionary 739-8628 Association 521-9084 739-7090 ASSEMBLIES OF GOD North Lumberton Baptist Church 155 Plainview Dr. Lumberton EPISCOPAL Divine Refuge Ministries 1901 Carthage Rd. Lumberton First Assembly of God Church 739-7827 Trinity Episcopal Church METHODIST-UNITED 908 Hardin Rd. Lumberton 738-5762 3201 W 5th St. Lumberton New Hope Missionary 1202 N Chestnut St Lumberton Asbury United Methodist Church 272-0039 Oak Grove Baptist Church 738-2911 Baptist Church 739-3717 118 Orange St. Lumberton Dogwood Baptist Church 6901 N Chicken Rd. Lumberton Harvest Church of The Leggett Rd. Fairmont 738-8471 Iona Church Rd. Rowland 738-5888 Assemblies of God 628-5025 Ashpole Center United Methodist 422-8180 HOLINESS 5932 US 301 Hwy S Rowland Oakton Baptist Church New St. Marks Missionary Church East Lumberton Church of God 203 Oakton Church Rd. Fairmont Cromartie Temple Assembly Blding 422-9009 Baptist Church 3235 South Robeson Rd Rowland 100 Dresden Ave. Lumberton 628-1222 774 Reva Rd Fairmont Pembroke Assembly of God 1168 Persimmon Rd. Rowland 422-3166 739-3397 628-1710 90 Jaycee Hut Rd. Pembroke Parkton Baptist Church 422-3633 Bethesda United Methodist Church Faith Temple Holiness Church 108 E. David Parnell Street Parkton Cromartie Temple of Praise 521-9100 4413 Leggett Rd Fairmont 1202 N Pine St. Lumberton 858-3355 107 Lessane St. Lumberton Redeemed Assembly International BAPTIST-SOUTHERN 628-7858 739-9082 Pleasant Hill Baptist Church 738-1751 Church Antioch Baptist Church Branch Street United Methodist First Baptist Church 2515 Tar Heel Rd. Lumberton Evergreen Holiness Church Church 4282 NC Hwy 211 W Lumberton 5089 Old Whiteville Rd. | 739-9425 416 S Main St. Fairmont 739-2375 3295 Oakgrove Chrc. Rd. Lumberton Case St Lumberton 608-0230 Baltimore Baptist Church 628--0626 Pleasant Meadow Baptist Church 521-1800 738-6638 171 Baltimore Church Rd. Fairmont First New Testament Church BAPTIST 1075 Pleasant Meadow Rd. Lumberton Faith Lighthouse Church Chestnut Street United Methodist 628-9395 925 Purvis Rd. Rowland 513 E 20th St. Lumberton Aaron Swamp Baptist Church 738-8812 Church Centerville Baptist Church 422-8222 First Orrum Missionary 3854 Iona Church Rd. Fairmont Pleasant View Baptist Church 200 E 8th St Lumberton Baptist Church 3428 NC 41 Hwy S Lumberton Floyd's Temple Number One 422-8082 Hwy 130 West 628-6490 739-3304 18011 NC 130 Hwy E. 738-2773 2946 Regan Church Rd Antioch Baptist Church Raft Swamp Baptist Church First United Methodist Church Orrum 628-6224 First Baptist Church 671-0366 2233 State Road Orrum Old Red Springs Rd. Lumberton 101 Breece St Pembroke Five Forks Baptist Church 606 N Walnut St. Lumberton Fresh Manna Full Gospel 628-9650 738-2784 521-8197 1880 NC 904 Hwy Fairmont 739-4336 Holiness Church Baker's Chapel Baptist Church Reedy Branch Baptist Church Mount Olive Methodist Church 628-1966 Forest Acres Baptist Church 211 N. Patterson St. Maxton 581 Old Baker Rd Maxton 3047 E McDonald Rd. Fairmont 403 Elizabethtown Rd Lumberton Fountain of Deliverance 604 Barker Ten Mile Rd. Lumberton 844-2641 521-2542 628-9117 738-7600 2470 E. 5th St. Lumberton 618-0055 Full Gospel Holiness Church Barnesville Baptist Church Rock Hill Baptist Church New Philadelphia United 739-8206 Midway Baptist Church Waddell Rd. Orrum 3698 Pine Log Rd Lumberton 4020 W McDuffie Crossing Rd Lumberton Methodist Church Greater New Bethel Missionary 2686 Beulah Church Rd. Lumberton 738-3725 628-7606 739-0360 7028 NC 710 Hwy N. Red Springs Baptist Church 738-3885 Greater Higher Grounds P.H.C. Bear Swamp Baptist Church Rose Hill Baptist Church 843-1053 172 Plainview Dr. Lumberton Mt Airy Baptist Church 320-A East 24th Lumberton 1948 St. Anna Rd. Pembroke 3815 NC 130 Hwy E Prospect United Methodist Church 671-9558 7209 NC 72 W Pembroke | 521-2565 739-6598 | 618-7077 521-9593 422-9776 3929 Missouri Rd Maxton Horace Grove Baptist Church Mount Elim Greater Highway Church of Christ Benson Chapel Baptist Church Sand Hill Baptist Church Robertson Community Ministries 11001 Old 74 Evergreen 645 N Creek Rd Orrum | 738-9955 132 Washington Rd. Fairmont 270 Benson Chapel Rd. Pope's Crossing Rd. 600 W 5th St Lumberton 671-9197 Oakdale Baptist Church 628-6030 422-9300 739-5748 Rockingham District Native House of Joy SR 2472 | 628-0408 Liberty Holiness Church Bethel Baptist Church Singletary Baptist Church American Co-Op Ministry 104 Trinity St. Fairmont Pembroke First Baptist Church 130 Greenview Dr. Lumberton 6573 NC 41 Hwy N Lumberton 4061 Singletary Church Rd. 2708 Union School Rd. Rowland 628-8188 302 Union Chapel Rd. Pembroke 738-2710 671-8611 Lumberton 522-0670 Living Waters Ministry 521-0205 Mt Sinai Holiness Church Bethel Hill Baptist Church 738-4679 Rowland United Methodist Church 1308 Linkhaw Rd. Lumberton Piney Grove Baptist Church 106 Page St Lumberton 2660 Shannon Rd. Lumberton Smyrna Baptist Church Ofc Church St Rowland 738-8007 1st Street Fairmont | 628-9749 738-5416 738-5570 Hwy 211-E 422-3414 Long Branch Baptist Church Thompson Chapel Baptist Church New Zion Holiness Church Broad Ridge Baptist Church 738-8448 Sandy Plains United Methodist 8878 NC 72 Hwy. E Lumberton 1620 Popes Crossing Rd. Lumberton 104 Linda's Dr. Fairmont | 628-0850 949 N Broadridge Rd. Orrum Spencer Chapel Baptist Church Church 739-6690 671-0202 Oak Grove Holiness Church 738-5514 608 Stafford Street Fairmont 2468 Union Chapel Rd Pembroke Mission Church Zion's Tabernacle Baptist Church Union Chapel Area Pembroke Burnt Swamp Baptist Church 628-6249 521-8600 142 Mission Church Rd. Pembroke 3496 Tar Heel Rd. Lumberton 521-2692 Rt. 4 Lumberton Spring Branch Baptist Church St. James United Methodist Church 522-0019 739-8868 Trinity Holiness Church 739-0085 Atkinson Rd. Fairmont 207 N.Jones St.Pembroke | 291-9872 Morning Star Community Church 4650 Fayetteville Rd Lumberton Cedar Grove Baptist Church 628-5941 Trinity United Methodist Church 702 Dunn Rd. Lumberton CATHOLIC 738-8050 3373 Seventh Street Rd. Lumberton Star of Bethlehem Church 307 Trinity St Fairmont 671-0607 St. Francis de Sales Catholic Church West Lumberton Holiness Church 739-0036 907 MLKJ Drive Fairmont 628-7427 Native American Interfaith Ministry 2000 E. Elizabethtown Rd. Lumberton 628-6574 1027 Odum Road Rd Lumberton West Robeson United Methodist 450 Prospect Rd. Pembroke Cedar Grove Baptist Church 739-4723 Stoney Grove Baptist Church Church 522-0900 of Fairmont San Andres Iglesia Catolica INDEPENDENT 410 S Morro St. Fairmont | 628-8770 391 Wilton Dr. Lumberton 10999 US 74 Hwy W 521-3835 New Generation Ministry 301 Mercer Avenue, Red Springs Annease Dr. Praise & Worship Cntr 671-9500 103 N Grace St. Lumberton Clybornville Baptist Church 843-3440 492 Annease Dr. Fairmont | 416-1873 Tabrnacle Baptist Church 739-8489 1941 Carthage Rd. | 739-6023 Mission San Pablo Northside Independent Church NON-DENOMINATIONAL 1695 Hardin Rd. Lumberton New Jerusalem Interdenomina- East Lumberton Baptist Church 406 W. Broad St., St. Pauls 378 Circle Dr. Lumberton | 739-2884 All Nations Church 738-2560 tional Ministries Inc. 201 Old Whiteville Rd. Lumberton 843-3440 Prospect Rd Maxton 521-4400 708 E 1st St. Lumberton 739-3358 Tabernacle Baptist Church INTERDENOMINATIONAL Anointed Believers Ministries NC 711 Hwy Lumberton | 738-6992 Faith Community Christian Center 608-0053 Ebenezer Baptist Church CHRISTIAN 900 S MLKJ Dr. Lumberton New Light Apostolic Church of 2338 Marietta Rd | Marietta Ten Mile Baptist Church 1220 Alamac Rd Lumberton 735-1133 New Beginning Church Jesus Christ (910) 628-9751 5176 Barker Ten Mile Rd. Lumberton 738-3070 Christian Faith Center 3475 Fayetteville Rd. Lumberton 19 Allen St. Lumberton 739-1448 Elrod Baptist Church 738-6014 of Lumberton Ten Mile Center Baptist Church 671-6700 INTERNATIONAL New Zion UMC 538 McRae Rd. Rowland | 422-8201 PENTECOSTAL HOLINESS 1203 Lovette Rd Lumberton 671-1889 US 74 Hwy Pembroke 521-0387 Faith Baptist Church Rt 8 Lumberton | 739-6623 Cornerstone Free Will Church Pentecostal United Holy Church Riverside Church of God 1667 NC 710 Hwy S | 522-0090 Union Baptist Church CHRISTIAN and 127 Freewill Ln Lumberton 521-0580 2300 Gavintown Rd | 739-9351 8 Taylor St. Lumberton Faith of Calvary Baptist Church 8895 Elizabethown Rd Lumberton MISSIONARY ALLIANCE Omega Christian Center 739-1240 3980 West Carthage Rd. Lumberton 618-0658 Mt Haven Alliance Church St Peter's Church 3356 Regan Church Rd Lumberton Saddletree Church of God 739-1244 West End Baptist Church Old Hwy 301 S Lumberton 406 W Cherry St Rowland | 422-0440 474-3205 1508 Rennert Rd. Lumberton First Baptist Church West Dr. Lumberton | 739-9901 738-4191 739-3158 606 N Walnut St Lumberton West Lumberton Baptist Church Newgate Community Church JEHOVAH'S WITNESSES PRESBYTERIAN St. Mary Holiness Church 739-4336 2320 W 5th St. Lumberton 3990 Fayetteville Rd. Lumberton Jehovah's Witnesses Fairmont Ashpole Presbyterian Church 69 Chambers St. Lumberton First Baptist Church 738-2838 739-3145 Congregation 192 Ashpole Church Rd. Rowland 739-2885 301 N Main St. Fairmont 628-6844 White Hill Baptist Church 5939 NC 130 Hwy E Fairmont 422-8085 Sandy Grove Baptist Church of First Baptist Church US 74 Hwy Pembroke | 521-8659 CHURCH OF CHRIST 628-0878 Bethany Presbyterian Church Lumberton 504 W 2nd St. Lumberton Word of Truth Church of Christ 7th Street Kingdom Hall of Jehovah's 700 E. Elizabethtown Rd. Lumberton 1600 Fairmont Rd. Lumberton 739-3939 3293 Pine Log Rd. Lumberton 1807 E 7th St. | 739-9904 Witnesses 739-3359 739-7202 Freedom Baptist Church 671-4911 South Lumberton Church of Christ 918 Piney Grove Rd Lumberton First Presbyterian Church Tabernacle of Praise & Worship 4020 W McDuffie Crossing Rd. Zion Hill Baptist Church 306 Church St. 739-9754 1006 N. Elm St. Lumberton 4409 Pine Log Rd. Lumberton Lumberton | 671-0153 12883 NC 41 Hwy | 738-2927 739-6402 739-7581 674-4680 Friendship Missionary Baptist Ch. LATTER DAY SAINTS First Presbyterian Church 606 Church St. Fairmont | 628-6660 Victory in Christ Ministry 2173 Prospect Rd. Pembroke BAPTIST-FREE WILL CHURCH OF GOD Church of Jesus Christ of Mount Pelier Presbyterian Church 903 E 2nd St. Lumberton 521-9516 Barnesville Freewill Baptist Church Bethel Charity Church of God Later Day Saints 4389 NC 130 Hwy W. Rowland 608-4002 Godwin Heights Baptist Church 2335 S Creek Rd. Orrum 109 E Main St. Rowland 1009 Old Main Rd Pembroke 422-8226 Zions Tabernacle Church 704 Godwin Ave. Lumberton 628-5631 422-9900 521-2511 3496 Tar Heel Rd. Lumberton 739-7574 Eastside Free Will Baptist Church Covenant Church of God Rowland Presbyterian Church Church of Jesus Christ of 618-9417 Greenville Baptist Church 2691 Dallas Rd. Lumberton 1270 Linkhaw Rd. Lumberton Main St. Rowland 422-3084 Latter Day Saints Greenville Church Rd. Lumberton 738-5347 738-5870 Lumberton Branch AME 739-2036 E. Lumberton Free Will Baptist Day Star Church of God 450 Liberty Hill Rd Lumberton McCormick Chapel AME Harpers Ferry Baptist Church 101 Hollywood Dr. East Lumberton 99 Allenton Rd. Lumberton 738-3461 215 Main Street Lumberton 1549 Harper's Ferry | 521-4412 Fairpoint Free Will Baptist Church 671-9812 739-0461 Hilly Branch Baptist Church 1862 Marion Stage Rd. Fairmont East Lumberton Church of God Mt. Pleasant AME Church 1411 301 S Lumberton | 738-2364 628-5040 100 Dresden Av. 739-3397 921 Echo Rd. Rowland Hog Swamp Baptist Church Fairmont Northside Church of God LUTHERAN 422-9375 Wire Grass Rd. Lumberton Greenpine Freewill Baptist Church 1331 Marion Stage Rd. Fairmont St Mark's Lutheran Church St. Matthew AME Church 738-4448 Philadelphus Rd. Pembroke 628-0099 202 W 24th St. Lumberton 739-2329 6 Ellison Rd. Rowland Holy Swamp Baptist Church 521-0715 Life Line Church of God 422-8500 NC 72 Hwy Lumberton | 671-4607 Mt. Zion Free Will Baptist Church 871 South 41 Highway, Lumberton, METHODIST Hyde Park Baptist Church 194 Progressive Farm Rd. Fairmont 524-1063 Beauty Spot United Methodist Ch. Saint Paul AME Church 301 Roberts Ave. Lumberton 628-9994 SR 1179 Rowland | 422-3893 3169 Oakdale Church Rd. Fairmont 739-4780 628-9683 BARGAIN HOUSE, INC. LUMBERTON PROTECTIVE M&J Gas Co. LUMBERTON SHAW H.T. Taylor & Employees BOWLING CENTER Chevrolet | Buick | GMC |Cadillac AGENCY, INC. 1911 E. 5th St OFFICE SUPPLIES “The Family Bowling Center” 500 Linkhaw Road 1403 E. 5th St. “Better Insurance Since 1939” 806 N. Pine Street 2205 Godwin Ave. Greg Lane & Employees Management & Employees Lumberton, NC 400 N. Walnut Street 739-2906 739-6492 763-6775 739-5692 739-4499 739-3217

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Jacobs of Purvis, Geneva Calhoun of Rowland, Lumberton Church of God, the Revs. Lumberton; two sisters, Renette Williams and Lula Bernice Morris and Catherine Peterkin, both of Bruce Brumfield and L.F. Hatchell offici- Fletcher, both of Lumberton; 24 grandchildren; 19 Raeford; a brother, Marvin Chandler (Lorraine) of ating. Burial will follow in New Hollywood great-grandchildren; and a great-great-grandchild. Rowland; a sister-in-law, Lucille Chandler; nine Cemetery. The visitation will be 4 to 6 p.m. today at First grandchildren; and 15 great-grandchildren. She was born in Robeson County Baptist Church in Lumberton and other times at 732 The family will receive friends from 9 a.m. to 1 on Nov. 9, 1947, a daughter of the Quail Run Road in Lumberton and other times at p.m. Saturday at Cox Memorial Funeral Home. late Rufus and Margaret Williams Worley Mortuary and Cremation Service of Fairmont. Holmes. She was a member of the East James Church Lumberton Church of God and a former employee of Ruby Pittman St. Pauls Jasper Textiles. Fairmont James A. (Jamie) Church, 37, of St. Pauls, died She was preceded in death by sisters, Treana L. Ruby B. Pittman, 85, of 1002 Martin Luther Nov. 21, 2011. Holmes and Nancy Holmes. King Jr. Drive in Fairmont, died Nov. 22, 2011, at The graveside service will be 2 p.m. Saturday in Surviving are her husband, Steve Sellers of the Southeastern Hospice House. Oak Ridge Cemetery in St. Pauls, the Rev. Keith home; a son, Michael Shon Henderson and wife The funeral will be 11 a.m. Saturday at First Hicks officiating. Laurdes, both of Kannapolis; a daughter and her Baptist Church in Fairmont, the Revs. Chester He is survivied by his mother, Linda Walters; and husband, Lisa and Buddy Middlesworth, both of Hopkins and Charles Townsend officiating. Burial a sister, Cathy Schnieders. Lawrenceville, Ga.; four brothers, Buddy and wife will follow in Fairmont Cemetery. The visitation will be 6 to 8 tonight at the funeral Wanda Holmes, Ray and wife Donna Holmes, Rex Surviving are a daughter, Sarah Richardson of home. and wife Ann Holmes, all of Lumberton, Anthony and East Orange, N.J.; and seven grandchildren. wife Jessie Holmes of Charlotte; six sisters, Ruby The visitation will be 3 to 6 p.m. today at Worley and husband Maxie Williams and Kay and husband Mortuary of Fairmont. Don Hicks, all of Charlotte, Gail and husband Robert Incompletes Edwards and Libby and husband Lonnie Kizar, Jeffrey Jones Mantha and husband Byron Harper, Joyce and Lumberton R.S. Graham, 90, of 2252 U.S. 74 West in husband H.B. Hunt, all of Lumberton; two special Jeffrey Jones, 51, of 395 Piney Grove Road in Lumberton, died Nov. 23, 2011, at Southeastern sisters, Wanda and Ann Holmes; five grandchildren; Lumberton, died Nov. 21, 2011, at Southeastern Hospice House. Revels Funeral Home in Lumberton. a great-grandchild; a fiance of the late sister, Rick Regional Medical Center. Rosa Chavis, 67, of 1150 Pine Run Drive in Thorton; several nieces and nephews, and great- The funeral will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Heritage Lumberton, died Nov. 23, 2011, at Southeastern nieces and great-nephews. Funeral Home, the Revs. Hedrick Jones and Regional Medical Center. Revels Funeral Home in The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 tonight Ricky Dial officiating. Burial will follow at Oxendine Lumberton. at Revels Funeral Home in Lumberton and at other Cemetery in Pembroke. Eula Hunt, 91, of 403 West St. in Lumberton, times at the home of a sister, Wanda. Surviving are two brothers, Ricky Jones and Billy died Nov. 24, 2011, at Southeastern Hospice House. Paid obituary Jones, both of Lumberton; and two sisters, Shana Revels Funeral Home in Lumberton. Jones and Ilene Revels, both of Lumberton. Sarah Locklear, 79, of 3908 W. McDuffie Road Henry Bryant Jr. The visitation will be 7 to 9 tonight at Heritage in Lumberton, died Nov. 24, 2011, at Golden Living Lumberton Funeral Home Chapel. Center. Revels Funeral Home in Lumberton. Henry Melvin “Tiny” Bryant Jr., 71, of Lumberton, Lacy P. Hunt, 61, of 26 Seal St. in Lumberton, died Nov. 22, 2011. Shirley Britt died Nov. 24, 2011, at Southeastern Hospice House. The funeral will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Singletary Lumberton Revels Funeral Home in Lumberton. Baptist Church, the Rev. Mitchel Nance officiating. Shirley Delane Parker Britt, 57, of 504 Grey St. Burial will follow in Gardens of Faith Cemetery in in Lumberton, died Nov. 22, 2011, at Southeastern Lumberton. Regional Medical Center. He was born in Robeson County on May 6, 1940, The funeral will be 2 p.m. Saturday at Revels Funeral Home Chapel in Lumberton. Burial will fol- Funerals to the late Henry Melvin Bryant Sr. and Ruby Taylor Bryant. He was a farmer. low in Gardens of Faith Cemetery. He is survived by his wife, Retha Bryant of the She is survived by her husband, Alton Wayne Saturday home; a son, Tony Bryant and wife Robin, both of Britt of the home; three children, Alton Wayne Britt Lumberton; a daughter, Rita Lois Walters and hus- Jr., Christopher Carroll Britt and Micheal Dwight Henry Bryant Jr., 2 p.m. at Singletary Baptist band Jerry, both of Lumberton; two brothers, Robert Britt, all of Lumberton; two stepchildren, Sandra Church. Bryant of Lumberton and Tom Bryant of Bladenboro; Star Odum and Janie Marie Salyer, both of Little Vashtie McEachern, 3 p.m. at First Baptist two sisters, Faye Bryant and Janice Jones, both Washington; three siblings, Ronald Parker of Church in Lumberton. of Lumberton; a grandchild, Jeremy Walters; and Shallotte, and Gray Ellis and Roger Parker, both Ruby Pittman, 11 a.m. at First Baptist Church in four stepgrandchildren, Nicole Davis, Chad Davis, of Lumberton; 12 grandchildren; and three great- Fairmont. Steven Causey and Bobby Cox; and two great- grandchildren. Jeffrey Jones, 2 p.m. at Heritage Funeral Home. grandchildren. The family will receive friends from 7 to 9 tonight Shirley Britt, 2 p.m. at Revels Funeral Home The visitation will be 7 to 9 tonight at Floyd at Revels Funeral Home in Lumberton. Chapel in Lumberton. Mortuary & Crematory Inc., 809 E. Fifth St. in Joseph Locklear, 3 p.m. at St. Anna Freewill Lumberton and at other times at the home. Charlie Chandler Sr. Baptist Church. Paid obituary Raeford Charlie Chandler Sr., 1 p.m. at Cox Memorial Charlie Henry Chandler Sr., 83, of Raeford, died Funeral Home Chapel. Vashtie McEachern Nov. 21, 2011, at Cary Health and Rehabilitation James Church, 2 p.m. in Oak Ridge Cemetery in Lumberton Center. St. Pauls. Vashtie Faulk McEachern, 74, of 351 Lindsey The funeral will be 1 p.m. Saturday at Cox Mary Sellers, 3 p.m. at East Lumberton Church of Circle in Lumberton, died Nov. 22, 2011, at Memorial Funeral Home Chapel, Bishop George God Southeastern Regional Medical Center. McKoy officiating. Burial will follow at Hillside Hattie McLean, 2 p.m. at Oak Hill Baptist Church The funeral will be 3 p.m. Saturday at First Memorial Park in Laurinburg. in Wagram. Baptist Church in Lumberton, Pastor Dr. T.R. Murray He is survived by his wife, Annie Mildred Carol Burney, 2 p.m. at Bladen-Gaskins Funeral officiating. Burial will follow in Faulks Cemetery in Patterson Chandler; three daughters, Loretta Home. Bladenboro. Patterson Graham and Lorene Patterson Carpenter, Joseph Locklear, 3 p.m. at St. Anna Freewill Surviving are four sons, James McEachern of both of Raeford, and Mary Armstrong (Michael) Baptist Church. Parade From page A1 Local businesses, p.m. with the St. Pauls n Lumberton’s annual will be from 10 to 11 Preforming Arts Center are invited to breakfast at churches, organizations Chamber of Commerce’s tree lighting will be held a.m. The cost is $10 per at 3:30 p.m. and end at 8:30 a.m. that day at the and bands will compete monthly Downtown Night at 6 p.m. on Dec. 2 at the rider and $15 for a cou- Pembroke Elementary Maxton Resource Center. for 13 trophies for best Out event on Broad Street, plaza. It is free to the pub- ple. Proceeds will pay for School. For information, call the performers, best float and with a car cruise-in, danc- lic and entertainment will clothing for children in n Maxton’s 15th annual town office at (910) 844- more that will be decided ing, vendors selling arts be provided by the Police Robeson County. There Christmas parade will be 5231, Delia Quaison at by a panel of three Rowland and crafts and local enter- Department’s DARE will be a 50/50 drawing held at 10 a.m. on Dec. 10. (910) 844-3431 or David residents. The judges table tainers, including Jason Band. There will be free and dinner. For informa- The theme is “Let there McEachin (910) 844-3166. will be set up in front of Bullock, Kassie Inman, horse and carriage rides tion, call Ricky or Cindy be Peace.” Parade entry is the Historic Train Depot Jaida Allen, Adam Johnson and tractor hay rides, hot Lowry at (910) 521-2284 free and there will be cash on Main Street. and others, performing cocoa and cookies. A free or (910) 674-5402. prizes for the best home- At the end of the parade, Christmas carols. movie will begin at 7:30 n The 55th annual made floats. Food/craft everyone can head back to The tree, located north p.m. For information, call St. Pauls Chamber of vendor applications can be the Historic Depot for the of the War Memorial on (910) 671-3876. Commerce Christmas picked up at the Maxton Christmas Festival, where Broad Street, will be lit by n The Marietta/ Parade will be held at 3 town office. Senior citizens the judges will announce Mayor Buddy Westbrook WHVFD Christmas p.m. on Dec. 3. The theme the winners from the at about 6:15 p.m. Free hot Parade will be held at 11 will be “Peace on Earth.” parade. chocolate and cookies will a.m. on Dec. 3. There will For the entry fee and other The festival will include be available. be food, entertainment, a information, call Doris performances by Dark “It’s just a really joyful, raffle and an auction after McLean at (910) 474- Water Rising, the Gaddis family-oriented celebra- the parade at the Marietta 3920. Family, and other musical tion,” said Stuart Turille, Community Building. n Pembroke will hold its groups. town administrator. n The sixth annual Twilight Christmas Parade Visitors can also take a Other parades and holi- Christmas Ride for Kids at 4:30 p.m. on Dec. 8. trip to Santa Claus’ house, day events this season will be held at 11:30 More than 100 units will where the jolly old elf will include: a.m. on Dec. 3 starting line up at The University Harvey Sampson pass out candy. n Fairmont’s fourth at the Pembroke Fire of North Carolina at 11-25-26 ~ 7-11-98 “I think that all parades annual Holiday on Main Department. Registration Pembroke’s Givens Your presence we miss. get you in that Christmas Christmas event will be Your memory we treasure. spirit,” said Dessie Lowry, held on Dec. 2 in down- Happy First Birthday In Heaven Mama Loving you always. one of the event’s orga- town Fairmont and Mary Lee Jacobs Forgetting you never. nizers. “But having Santa the Community Park. “It’s V.I.P Friday” Nov. 25, 1919 - May 24, 2011 Happy Birthday Claus and all the decora- At 6 p.m., the Twilight Daddy Up In Heaven! tions really makes it spe- Christmas Parade will From Your Children We Love & Miss You! cial.” be held, followed by the We Love & Miss You. Looking for another lighting of the Christmas Find your name in today’s The Family way to rouse yourself tree at 6:45 p.m. and the from a food coma after reading of a Christmas Classiﬁ eds and WIN!! Thanksgiving? Try the story and caroling. 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First edly feel as an unat- I’m in my early 30s, and motivation? of all, try not to believe tached young person. I joined a local gym to The problem with Dear Dr. Brothers: all the things you see But without some kind lose 15 pounds. I don’t this scenario is that you I’m sure you have seen in movies that look of moral code or set of like dieting, so I thought will want to get beyond the recent movies about glamorous and exciting. principles, you are just I could work it off. Well, looks at some point. friends with benefits. It’s a movie! You need as likely to lose your- I met this awesome- You need to understand They made everything to mature and take self as find yourself, looking guy, who where he is coming seem sort of fun and responsibility for your or find someone you became my personal from, and as you get exciting, and I know life, and that probably might want to give up trainer. He was pretty to know him, you will that a lot of people are won’t include episodes your single status for at hard on me; I thought it find out. This is a man doing it, so being single, like this in the future. some point. I think you was because of the job. Ask Dr. Brothers who is devoted to his I figured I would give it Besides juggling three realize that it is time to But when we started work — he is not your a try. The problem is, lovers at the same time, rein in this experiment. dating, he tried to take typical Joe who leaves I knew three different you have had to adjust Try to learn about your- over my eating habits. that he’s attracted to his work at his nine-to- guys who were ready, to knowing that none self and your values, He’s cool and good- you despite your bad five. 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Thursday’s numbers: January to benefit Amnesty for Darfur featuring John Lennon Among the other participating in Idaho International. songs. artists: Adele, Cage the Elephant, 6-5-0-4 HAILEY, Idaho (AP) The human rights organization Participating artists range from Dave Matthews Band, Ziggy — “Die Hard” movie star said Wednesday that all of the songs 19-year-old Miley Cyrus to 92-year- Marley, Maroon 5, My Chemical Pick 3 Bruce Willis is asking on the 4-CD collection will be new old folk legend Pete Seeger. Cyrus Romance, Patti Smith, Sting, Pete Thursday’s numbers: $15 million for his Idaho or previously unreleased versions, recorded “You’re Gonna Make Townshend, the Gaslight Anthem home complete with a with the exception of Dylan’s title Me Lonesome When You Go” and and Ke$ha. 9-8-8 guesthouse, gym and pool cut, “Chimes of Freedom.” Seeger, with a children’s chorus, Eighty artists and 75 new songs 701 Cinema LLC The disc, to be released in the does “Forever Young.” are included. with water slides. 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Kristie Rieken and he did. He and DeMarco Murray Associated Press led an efficient final drive, setting up PRO FOOTBALL FINAL rookie Dan Bailey for a 28-yard field Packers take unbeaten season on ARLINGTON, Texas (AP) — Win goal as time expired to give the Dallas the road to Detroit while Baltimore big, win small; win pretty, win ugly. Cowboys a 20-19 victory over the host San Francisco ...... 3B Tony Romo learned a long time ago that Miami Dolphins on Thursday. victories are the only thing that matter Dallas (7-4) won its fourth straight, said Romo, who offset a pair of inter - in the NFL. and fourth this season decided by a kick ceptions with a pair of touchdown pass - So on a day when he was sloppier by Bailey in the final two minutes or in es. than he'd been in months, and when his overtime. Heck, it was the second time That plucky formula will send the defense was giving up plenty of long in five days that he ended a game with a Cowboys into December leading the RICHARD RODRIGUEZ /MCT drives but only one touchdown, Romo winning field goal. NFC East. They're a half-game ahead of Tony Romo offset a pair of interceptions against "We're just finding ways to win," the New York Giants. Miami with two touchdown passes. had one chance to make it pay off —

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Texas ruins rivals exit from Big XII

Kristie Rieken Associated Press COLLEGE STATION, Texas (AP) — This is not the goodbye Texas A&M envi - sioned. Justin Tucker kicked a 40-yard field goal as time expired to give the Longhorns a 27-25 victory over Texas A&M on Thursday night in the likely end of a more than century-old rivalry. "This is by far the most painful loss I've had since I've been here," Texas A&M safe - ty Trent Hunter said. "It's one of those things that we're going to have to live with for a while since Texas and Texas A&M aren't playing again." Texas A&M's last Big 12 game and the 118th meeting Trent Hunter between these bitter RON JENKINS /MCT rivals before the Aggies depart for the Tyrann Mathieu and the LSU defense will try and put the clamps on Arkansas’ spread-it-out passing attack. Kickoff is 2:30 p.m. on CBS. Southeastern Conference next season was a thriller befitting one of college foot - ball's oldest and most storied matchups. The Aggies were down 24-19 before Ryan Tannehill found Jeff Fuller on a 16- yard touchdown pass with 1:48 remain - ing. But the 2-point conversion failed, leaving A&M (6-6, 4-5 Big 12) ahead 25- 24. The Longhorns' winning drive was helped by a 15-yard personal foul penalty and a 25-yard run by quarterback Case BCS showdown McCoy. McCoy started Thursday after being benched after a loss to Oklahoma in favor of David Ash. McCoy struggled to move the offense Top-ranked LSU hosts No. 3 Arkansas in pivotal matchup for much of the game, but was able to do just enough to get the Longhorns in posi - tion for Tucker's winner. Brett Martel forward to," LSU coach Les Miles said, Death Valley hasn't hosted a matchup Texas players spilled onto the field as Associated Press indicating in his own way that the con - of top-three teams since the famed soon as the kick sailed through the test between No. 1 LSU and No. 3 Halloween night game between No. 1 uprights. At the same time, thousands of BATON ROUGE, La. (AP) — As Arkansas could be even more important LSU and third-ranked Mississippi back dejected Aggies fans streamed to the huge and heavy as the trophy known as than the so-called "Game of the in 1959, when Billy Cannon's 89-yard exits in the end of this holiday tradition "The Boot" may be, Arkansas and LSU Century" that the Tigers won in punt return lifted the Tigers to a 7-3 vic - in this football-crazy state. Hunter, who both have much bigger things to play for Alabama earlier this month. tory. had the 15-yard penalty on the when their annual Thanksgiving week "It is a game of significance unlike This time, LSU (11-0, 7-0 Longhorns' winning drive, said players rivalry is renewed on Friday. other similar games we have played this Southeastern Conference) is looking to were crying in the locker room after the This is arguably the biggest game to year," Miles said. "Our guys are poised go 12-0 for the first time, and both teams loss. be played in venerable Tiger Stadium in to play a game of significance and (for) are in the running for a bid to the BCS "This is a devastating loss for our more than half a century. an opportunity to achieve all the things national championship game in New team," Texas A&M coach Mike Sherman "This is a game that we really look they want to achieve." Orleans on Jan. 9. said. "I felt sorry for them."

COLLEGE BASKETBALL Dayton tops Wake Forest

Brian Mahoney great to see a number of players made two free throws for an 80- Associated Press really step up in a big way with 76 lead. some confidence. Tournaments A back-and-forth contest saw LAKE BUENA VISTA, Fla. like this really bring out the best Dayton go up 67-66 with 4:23 (AP) — Dayton coach Archie in you." remaining on Williams three- Miller called the Flyers win over Johnson's shot from the cor - pointer. Wake Forest responded Wake Forest a great one. ner gave Dayton (3-1) a 77-75 with five straight points, all lead with 35.4 seconds left. from Travis McKie, to take a Paul Williams scored 18 Wake Forest (3-1) turned the four-point lead. points, Chris Johnson hit a ball over on its next possession, Matt Kavanaugh had 15 tiebreaking 3-pointer in the final and then fouled Williams, who points and 13 rebounds and minute and Dayton beat Wake made 1 of 2 free throws for a Kevin Dillard finished with 15 Forest 80-76 in the opening three-point advantage with 9.2 points for Dayton. round of the Old Spice Classic seconds to go. "It's a big game and I was on Thursday night. After Wake Forest's Tony fired up from the get-go," "A lot of highs and lows in Chennault connected on one of Kavanaugh said. "All the guys LLOYD FOX /MCT the game," Miller said. "It was two from the foul line, Johnson were." Travis McKie led Wake Forest with 20 points against Dayton.

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HE S AIID I T " N Running across the field to my SPORTS ov. brother — he's my best friend, 25, along with Mom and Dad and m" y OTES 201 — wJoifhen. HI'amrb areuaglhl,y B palrtoimuodr eo cfo ahcihm a. fter N 1 COREBOARD beating his brother, Jim, 49ers coach From staff and wire reports S TV SCHEDULE LOCAL SPORTS COLLEGE FOOTBALL NFL Talks resume toward TODAY’S TV SCHEDULE Prep Hoops Schedules DII Football Playoffs AFC AUTO RACING All varsity games begin at 6 p.m. All Times EST East ending NBA lockout 11 a.m. First Round Results W LTPct PF PA SPEED — Formula One, practice for Purnell Swett North Greenville 63, Albany State (Ga.) 14 New England 730.700 293 203 California (Pa.) 44, Elizabeth City State 0 N.Y. Jets 550.500 228 217 Brazilian Grand Prix, at Sao Paulo Boys Coach: Jeremy Sampson Kutztown 17, Concord 14 Buffalo 550.500 237 253 NEW YORK (AP) — Talks COLLEGE FOOTBALL Girls Coach: Danyel Locklear WEDNES. South Robeson North Alabama 43, West Alabama 27 Miami 370.300 193 186 11 a.m. aimed at ending the NBA lockout Dec. 1 Angel Elite Showcase Northwest Missouri State 35, Missouri South ESPN2 — Louisville at South Florida have resumed, two people with Dec. 2 Angel Elite Showcase Western 29 W LTPct PF PA Noon Dec. 5 at St. Pauls Minnesota-Duluth 30, Saginaw Valley 27 Houston 730.700 273 166 knowledge of the situation said, Tennessee 550.500 203 195 ABC — Iowa at Nebraska Dec. 13 at Red Springs Wayne State (Mich.) 48, St. Cloud State 38 Jacksonville 370.300 125 180 with a quick settlement necessary FSN — Houston at Tulsa Dec. 15 RobCo Shootout Washburn 52, Abilene Christian 49 Indianapolis 0 10 0 .000 131 300 2:30 p.m. Dec. 16 RobCo Shootout Second Round to start the season by Christmas. North CBS — Arkansas at LSU Saturdayʼs Games The discussions began quietly Dec. 17 RobCo Shootout WLTPct PF PA 3:30 p.m. Jan. 3 at South View Kutztown (11-1) at New Haven (10-1), Noon North Greenville (10-2) at Mars Hill (8-2), Baltimore 830.727 272 182 Tuesday and are expected to con - ABC — Boston College at Miami Jan. 6 Scotland Noon Pittsburgh 730.700 220 179 Jan. 10 at Richmond tinue through the Thanksgiving FSN — Colorado at Utah California (Pa.) (10-2) at Winston-Salem Cincinnati 640.600 236 195 Jan. 11 Red Springs holiday, the people told The 7 p.m. (11-0), Noon Cleveland 460.400 145 193 Jan. 13 at Pinecrest ESPN — Pittsburgh at West Virginia North Alabama (9-2) at Delta State (9-2), 1 West Associated Press on the condition Jan. 20 Hoke 10:15 p.m. p.m. W LTPct PF PA Jan. 24 Lumberton Oakland 640.600 235 254 of anonymity Wednesday because ESPN — California at Arizona St. Northwest Missouri State (10-2) at Jan. 27 at Scotland Denver 550.500 205 247 the talks were supposed to remain GOLF Midwestern State (10-0), 1 p.m. Jan. 31 Richmond Washburn (10-2) at Pittsburg State (9-1), 1 San Diego 460.400 236 259 confidential. 9 a.m. Feb. 3 Pinecrest Kansas City 460.400 144 252 TGC — European PGA Tour, South African p.m. The talks between representa - Feb. 7 at Hoke Wayne State (Mich.) (11-1) at Nebraska- NFC Open, second round, at Johannesburg, Feb. 10 at Lumberton Kearney (10-1), 1 p.m. tives of the owners and players are East (same-day tape) Minnesota-Duluth (10-2) at Colorado State- W LTPct PF PA now centered on settling their law - Noon Pueblo (11-0), 2 p.m. Lumberton Dallas 740.636 270 225 TGC — Australian PGA Championship, sec - Boys Coach: Ted Gaskins Quarterfinals suits: The players filed an antitrust N.Y. Giants 640.600 228 228 ond round, at Coolum Beach, Australia Girls Coach: Danny Graham Dec. 3 lawsuit against the league in Philadelphia 460.400 237 213 TUESDAY Seventy-First North Alabama-Delta State winner vs. North (same-day tape) Washington 370.300 160 205 Minnesota and the league filed a Nov. 30 Pine Forest 10:30 p.m. Greenville-Mars Hill winner South Dec. 2 at Cape Fear pre-emptive suit in New York, TGC — Mission Hills World Cup, third round, Northwest Missouri State-Midwestern State W LTPct PF PA Dec. 6 at Seventy-First seeking to prove the lockout was at Hainan Island, China winner vs. Washburn-Pittsburg State winner New Orleans 730.700 313 228 Dec. 7 at St. Pauls California (Pa.)-Winston-Salem winner vs. MEN'S COLLEGE BASKETBALL Atlanta 640.600 235 213 legal. Dec. 9 Cape Fear Kutztown-New Haven winner Noon Tampa Bay 460.400 182 268 Dec. 13 St. Pauls Minnesota-Duluth-Colorado State-Pueblo Neither side commented on the ESPN — Old Spice Classic, semifinal, teams CAROLINA 280.200 225 286 Dec. 15 RobCo Shootout winner vs. Wayne State (Mich.)-Nebraska- North talks, first reported by Yahoo TBD, at Orlando, Fla. Dec. 16 RobCo Shootout Kearney winner W LTPct PF PA Sports, though the league said in a 2 p.m. Dec. 17 RobCo Shootout Semifinals Green Bay 11 001.000 382 227 statement it "remains in favor of a VERSUS — Battle 4 Atlantis, semifinals, Jan. 4 South View Saturday, Dec. 10 Chicago 730.700 268 207 teams TBD, at Nassau, Bahamas Jan. 6 Pinecrest TBD Detroit 740.636 316 246 negotiated resolution" to the lock - 2:30 p.m. Jan. 10 at Hoke Championship Minnesota 280.200 200 271 out. ESPN — Teams TBA Jan. 13 at Richmond Saturday, Dec. 17 West At Braly Municipal Stadium ESPN2 — Teams TBA Jan. 17 OPEN WLTPct PF PA The news revived the hopes of Florence, Ala. 5 p.m. Jan. 20 Scotland San Francisco 920.818 262 161 saving the Christmas slate, when Seattle 460.400 168 209 ESPN — Teams TBA Jan. 24 at Purnell Swett DIII Football Playoffs Jan. 27 at Pinecres Arizona 370.300 190 236 the league schedules some mar - ESPN2 — Teams TBA Jan. 31 Hoke First Round Results St. Louis 280.200 120 247 quee matchups to kick off its 7:30 p.m. Franklin 24, Thomas More 21 Feb. 3 Richmond Thanksgiving Day Results Kean 34, Christopher Newport 10 national TV package. The NBA ESPN2 — Old Spice Classic, consolation Feb. 7 at Scotland Green Bay 27, Detroit 15 Salisbury 62, Western New England 24 finals rematch between Dallas and bracket, teams TBD, at Orlando, Fla. Feb. 10 Purnell Swett Dallas 20, Miami 19 St. John Fisher 23, Johns Hopkins 12 10 p.m. Feb. 13 Southeastern Conf. Baltimore 16, San Francisco 6 Miami was to headline three ESPN2 — South Carolina vs. North Carolina, Delaware Valley 62, Norwich 10 Sundayʼs Games Wesley 35, Hobart 28 Arizona at St. Louis, 1 p.m. games this season at Las Vegas South Robeson Wabash 38, Illinois College 20 Tampa Bay at Tennessee, 1 p.m. 12 Mid. Boys Coach: Bryan Grice The league had wanted to open Centre 51, Hampden-Sydney 41 Cleveland at Cincinnati, 1 p.m. a 72-game schedule on Dec. 15, ESPN2 — 76 Classic, semifinal, teams TBD, Girls Coach: Lula Ratley Mount Union 47, Benedictine (Ill.) 7 Buffalo at N.Y. Jets, 1 p.m. pushing the start of the playoffs at Anaheim, Calif. TUESDAY Richmond Wis.-Whitewater 59, Albion 0 Houston at Jacksonville, 1 p.m. NHL HOCKEY Nov. 30 Purnell Swett St. Thomas (Minn.) 48, St. Scholastica 2 CAROLINA at Indianapolis, 1 p.m. and finals back a week, if players 1 p.m. Dec. 5 at Whiteville Monmouth (Ill.) 33, Illinois-Wesleyan 27 Minnesota at Atlanta, 1 p.m. had agreed to the last offer. But NBC — Detroit at Boston Dec. 6 Dillon Mary Hardin-Baylor 34, Redlands 13 Chicago at Oakland, 4:05 p.m. Dec. 9 at Fairmont PREP FOOTBALL McMurry 25, Trinity (Texas) 16 Washington at Seattle, 4:05 p.m. players rejected the owners' most Dec. 13 at Dillon Denver at San Diego, 4:15 p.m. 10:30 p.m. North Central (Ill.) 59, Dubuque 13 recent proposal on Nov. 14, Dec. 15 RobCo Shootout Linfield 30, Cal Lutheran 27 New England at Philadelphia, 4:15 p.m. FSN — CIF-SS playoffs, quarterfinal, Dec. 16 RobCo Shootout Second Round Pittsburgh at Kansas City, 8:20 p.m. announcing instead they were dis - Lakewood (Calif.) at San Clemente (Calif.) Dec. 17 RobCo Shootout Saturdayʼs Games Mondayʼs Game banding the union to pave the way Jan. 3 at Richmond Sites TBD N.Y. Giants at New Orleans, 8:30 p.m. to sue the league. The plan now PREP SPORTS Jan. 6 St. Pauls Kean (10-1) vs. Salisbury (10-1), Noon Packers 27, Lions 15 would be for 66 games if a resolu - Jan. 13 at West Columbus St. John Fisher (9-2) vs. Delaware Valley Final Football Statistics Jan. 20 Red Springs (11-0), Noon Green Bay 0717 3—27 tion comes soon. The league Jan. 24 at East Columbus Centre (9-1) vs. Mount Union (11-0), Noon Detroit 000 15—15 played a 50-game schedule in 1998- * - indicates all-county player Jan. 27 Fairmont Wabash (11-0) vs. North Central (Ill.) (10-1), Second Quarter PASSING Jan. 31 at St. Pauls Noon GB_G.Jennings 3 pass from Rodgers 99 during its last lockout. *Demetrius Washington, FMT: Feb. 3 West Columbus St. Thomas (Minn.) (11-0) vs. Monmouth (Crosby kick), 4:51. Third Quarter 89-168, 2,138 yds, 20 TD, 8 INT Feb. 7 at Red Springs (Ill.) (10-1), 1 p.m. GB_Kuhn 1 run (Crosby kick), 9:06. *Blake Greene, RS: Feb. 10 East Columbus Mary Hardin-Baylor (11-0) vs. McMurry (8- GB_J.Jones 65 pass from Rodgers (Crosby County Hall of Fame 140-249, 2,058 yds, 21 TD, 13 INT Feb. 13 Three Rivers Conf. 2), 1 p.m. *Chase Armstrong, PS: Wis.-Whitewater (11-0) vs. Franklin (10-1), 1 kick), 5:25. 118-204, 1,903 yds, 19 TD, 6 INT GB_FG Crosby 35, 1:10. Fairmont p.m. taking applications Jacob Locklear, STP: Linfield (10-0) vs. Wesley (10-1), 3 p.m. Fourth Quarter Boys Coach: Michael Baker GB_Kuhn 1 run (Crosby kick), 9:06. 58-130, 818 yds, 7 TD, 9 INT Quarterfinals Montrae Strother, LHS: Girls Coach: Chris Rodriguez GB_J.Jones 65 pass from Rodgers (Crosby Dec. 3 22-48, 369 yds, 4 TD, 2 INT TUESDAY at West Bladen kick), 5:25. LUMBERTON — The deadline Wis.-Whitewater-Franklin winner vs. Kean- RUSHING Dec. 2 West Bladen GB_FG Crosby 35, 1:10. Salisbury winner for applications for the 2012 class *Xavier McEachern, RS: Dec. 6 at Flora Macdonald GB DET St. Thomas (Minn.)-Monmouth (Ill.) winner of the Robeson County Sports Hall 177 carries, 1,250 yds, 15 TD Dec. 8 at Dillon First downs 18 23 vs. St. John Fisher-Delaware Valley winner *Alex Gilchrist, FMT: Dec. 9 South Robeson Total Net Yards 349 409 of Fame is December 31. Mry Hardin-Baylor-McMurry winner vs. 147 carries, 1,228 yds, 25 TD Dec. 15 RobCo Shootout Rushes-yards 18-53 21-136 Linfield-Wesley winner An induction ceremony is set *Blake Greene, RS: Dec. 16 RobCo Shootout Passing 296 273 Wabash-North Central (Ill.) winner vs. 161 carries, 1,088 yds, 21 TD Dec. 17 RobCo Shootout Punt Returns 1-(-2) 1-(-2) for April 2012. The Robeson Centre-Mount Union winner *Shawn Williams, SP: Jan. 3 Flora Macdonald Kickoff Returns 3-45 5-129 191 carries, 1,025 yds, 6 TD County Athletic Hall of Fame was Jan. 5 Dillon NAIA Football Playoffs Interceptions Ret. 3-8 0-0 Daniel Robinson, LHS: Jan. 6 at West Columbus Comp-Att-Int 22-32-0 32-45-3 organized in 2008 to honor the 160 carries, 757 yds, 6 TD First Round Jan. 13 Red Springs Sacked-Yards Lost 2-11 1-3 outstanding contributors, both Zhrome Carmichael, LHS: First Round Results Punts 5-43.4 4-37.0 113 carries, 490 yds, 5 TD Jan. 20 at East Columbus Marian (Ind.) 31, Grand View (Iowa) 0 male and female, to sports across Jan. 24 St. Pauls Fumbles-Lost 1-0 1-0 *Demetrius Washington, FMT: St. Francis (Ind.) 28, Missouri Valley 14 Penalties-Yards 8-64 11-82 52 carries, 369 yds, 6 TD Jan. 27 at South Robeson county. Inductees have distin - Georgetown (Ky.) 21, Benedictine (Kan.) 7 Time of Possession 29:12 30:48 Trevor Lewis, LHS: Jan. 31 West Columbus MidAmerica Nazarene (Kan.) 40, Southern INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS guished themselves on and off the 97 carries, 349 yds, 3 TD Feb. 3 at Red Springs Nazarene (Okla.) 28 RUSHING_Green Bay, Grant 6-20, Starks 4- RECEIVING Feb. 7 East Columbus playing fields. Applications and St. Xavier (Ill.) 51, Bethel (Tenn.) 13 19, Saine 2-10, Kuhn 5-5, Rodgers 1-(minus *Julian Brown, RS: Feb. 10 at St. Pauls St. Francis (Ill.) 21, Morningside (Iowa) 17 other information may be obtained 55 catches, 841 yds, 11 TD 1). Detroit, Morris 7-39, K.Smith 7-36, Feb. 13 Three Rivers Conf. Carroll (Mont.) 47, Valley City State (N.D.) 0 Stafford 4-31, K.Williams 2-19, Burleson 1- by calling (910) 272-6400, email - *Juwan Jones, PS: Azusa Pacific 49, Ottawa (Kan.) 26 32 catches, 824 yds, 8 TD 11. Quarterfinals ing info@angelelitesports or *Andrew Hill, FMT: St. Pauls PASSING_Green Bay, Rodgers 22-32-0- Boys Coach: Travis Lemanski Saturdayʼs Games 26 catches, 668 yds, 10 TD 307. Detroit, Stafford 32-45-3-276. online at Girls Coach: Mike Ratley St. Francis (Ill.) (10-2) at Marian (Ind.) (11- *Antonio Henderson, RECEIVING_Green Bay, G.Jennings 5-74, www.angelelitesports.com STP: 31 catches, 532 yds, 10 TD TUESDAY Richmond 0), 1 p.m. Nelson 4-26, J.Jones 3-94, Grant 3-20, *DʼAndre Johnson, Nov. 30 Purnell Swett St. Francis (Ind.) (9-2) at Georgetown (Ky.) Finley 2-38, Cobb 2-21, Driver 1-15, Kuhn 1- FMT: 22 catches, 509 yds, 8 TD Dec. 5 at Whiteville (11-0), 1:30 p.m. 10, Saine 1-9. Detroit, Morris 9-81, Burleson *Tyrell McDonald, PS: Dec. 6 Dillon St. Xavier (Ill.) (10-1) at MidAmerica 5-39, Johnson 4-49, K.Williams 4-33, Warner makes 34 catches, 479 yds, 5 TD Dec. 9 at Fairmont Nazarene (Kan.) (10-1), 2 p.m. Pettigrew 4-27, K.Smith 3-21, Scheffler 2-13, Malik Livingston, STP: Dec. 13 at Dillon Azusa Pacific (Calif.) (9-2) at Carroll (Mont.) T.Young 1-13. memorable shot 28 catches, 372 yds, TD Dec. 15 RobCo Shootout (11-1), 2:07 p.m. MISSED FIELD GOALS_Detroit, Hanson 47 Roy Lowder, STP: Dec. 16 RobCo Shootout Semifinals (WL). 10 catches, 219 yds, 2 TD Dec. 17 RobCo Shootout Dec. 3 Cowboys 20, Dolphins 19 LUMBERTON — Andy Warner *Dorian Davis, LHS: Jan. 3 at Richmond Parings TBA 7 catches, 228 yds, 2 TD Jan. 6 St. Pauls Championship Miami 3310 3—19 made a hole-in-one this week while SCORING Jan. 13 at West Columbus Dec. 17 Dallas 0 10 0 10—20 *Blake Greene, RS: 42 TD First Quarter playing a Cliffwood Golf Course. Jan. 20 Red Springs At Barron Stadium *Alex Gilchrist, FMT: 28 TD Mia_FG Graham 26, 2:42. Warner, who was playing with Jan. 24 at East Columbus Rome, Ga. *Demetrius Washington, FMT: 26 TD Semifinal winners, 4:30 p.m. Second Quarter Jan. 27 Fairmont Donald Barnes, Charlie Carter and *Chase Armstrong, PS: 25 TD Dal_FG Bailey 32, 4:38. Lee Hunt, aced the 178-yard par 3 * Xavier McEachern, RS: 16 TD Jan. 31 at St. Pauls Dal_Robinson 5 pass from Romo (Bailey *Juwan Jones, PS: 14 TD Feb. 3 West Columbus NHL kick), :55. No. 11. *Antonio Henderson, STP: 14 TD Feb. 7 at Red Springs Mia_FG Graham 28, :00. *Julian Brown, RS: 13 TD Feb. 10 East Columbus Third Quarter *Zach Leach, RS: 11 TD Feb. 13 Three Rivers Conf. EASTERN CONFERENCE Mia_FG Graham 27, 8:02. *Andrew Hill, FMT: 11 TD Atlantic Division Mia_Marshall 35 pass from Mat.Moore Hunt wins tour event Jacob Locklear, STP: 8 TD Red Springs (Graham kick), 3:54. *DʼAndre Johnson, FMT: 8 TD GP WLOT Pts GF GA Boys Coach: Glenn Patterson Pittsburgh 22 12 6428 67 53 Fourth Quarter Daniel Robinson, LHS: 6 TD Girls Coach: Katasha Oxendine Dal_Robinson 18 pass from Romo (Bailey in Myrtle Beach Tyreke Addison, FMT: 6 TD Philadelphia 21 12 6327 77 65 TUESDAY at Pinecrest kick), 14:31. Tyrell McDonald, PS: 5 TD N.Y. Rangers 18 10 5323 48 40 Dec. 1 Flora Macdonald Tourney New Jersey 20 11 8123 54 55 Mia_FG Graham 23, 7:14. MYRTLE BEACH, S.C. — Dec. 2 Flora Macdonald Tourney N.Y. Islanders 19 5 10 4 14 38 65 Dal_FG Bailey 28, :00. Kajun Hunt, a Pembroke resident, TRANSACTIONS Dec. 6 Grayʼs Creek Northeast Division Mia Dal Dec. 7 at Hoke GP WLOT Pts GF GA First downs 18 19 recently won his first U.S. Kids Dec. 9 at St. Pauls Boston 20 13 7026 69 42 Total Net Yards 352 303 Myrtle Beach golf tour event by FOOTBALL Dec. 13 Purnell Swett Toronto 22 12 8226 70 70 Rushes-yards 25-89 23-85 carding a 43 on nine holes for a National Football League Dec. 15 RobCo Shootout Buffalo 21 12 8125 61 55 Passing 263 218 SEATTLE SEAHAWKS _Placed OT James Dec. 16 RobCo Shootout Montreal 22 10 9323 57 53 Punt Returns 1-9 2-41 Carpenter on injured reserve. Signed OT Ottawa 21 10 9222 62 70 one-stroke victory at Indigo Creek. Dec. 17 RobCo Shootout Kickoff Returns 3-92 4-74 Allen Barbre. Southeast Division Interceptions Ret. 2-25 0-0 The week before Hunt had just Jan. 3 Pinecrest HOCKEY GP WLOT Pts GF GA Comp-Att-Int 19-32-0 22-34-2 Jan. 6 East Columbus missed winning his first title when National Hockey League Florida 21 12 6327 62 52 Sacked-Yards Lost 4-25 1-8 Jan. 11 at Purnell Swett he lost in a playoff. DETROIT RED WINGS _Reassigned F Washington 20 12 7125 66 62 Punts 4-49.5 5-41.0 Fabian Brunnstrom to Grand Rapids (AHL). Jan. 13 at Fairmont Tampa Bay 20 99220 55 67 Fumbles-Lost 3-1 0-0 In Pinehurst, Walter Ghaffar, NEW JERSEY DEVILS _Assigned RW Nick Jan. 20 at South Robeson Winnipeg 21 89420 61 69 Penalties-Yards 6-55 11-69 also of Pembroke, shot a 38 on Palmieri to Albany (AHL). Jan. 24 West Columbus Carolina 23 8 11 4 20 56 76 Time of Possession 31:28 28:32 nines holes to come in second at a Jan. 27 St. Pauls WESTERN CONFERENCE INDIVIDUAL STATISTICS Jan. 31 at East Columbus RUSHING_Miami, Bush 16-61, Thomas 6- U.S. Kids Pinehurst event. He had COLLEGE BASKETBALL Feb. 3 Fairmont Central Division 25, Mat.Moore 3-3. Dallas, Murray 22-87, already clinched the points title on Feb. 7 South Robeson GP WLOT Pts GF GA Romo 1-(minus 2). Thursday’s scores Chicago 22 12 7327 71 68 PASSING_Miami, Mat.Moore 19-32-0-288. the Myrtle Beach Tour. Both Detroit 20 12 7125 58 46 Dallas, Romo 22-34-2-226. TOURNAMENT Flora Macdonald Boys Coach: Derrick Bond St. Louis 21 11 8224 53 48 RECEIVING_Miami, Marshall 5-103, Hartline golfers participate in the Locklear 76 Classic Nashville 21 10 7424 57 57 MONDAY Southern Lee 4-77, Bush 3-35, Fasano 2-32, Bess 2-29, Golf Academy at Pinecrest First Round Columbus 21 5 13 3 13 48 72 Dec. 1 Angel Elite Showcase Gates 1-11, Thomas 1-2, Clay 1-(minus 1). Oklahoma 74, Washington St. 59 Northwest Division Country Club. Dec. 2 Angel Elite Showcase Dallas, Robinson 7-79, Witten 4-43, Murray Saint Louis 62, Boston College 51 GP WLOT Pts GF GA Dec. 5 Fairmont 4-41, Bryant 3-35, Phillips 2-16, Bennett 1-8, Santa Clara 79, New Mexico 76, OT Minnesota 21 13 5329 50 42 Dec. 9 FMA Invitational Jones 1-4. Villanova 71, UC Riverside 46 Edmonton 21 11 8224 57 51 Dec. 10 FMA Invitational Vancouver 21 11 9123 61 57 MISSED FIELD GOALS_Miami, Graham 47 CORRECTION Battle 4 Atlantis (WL). First Round Dec. 15 RobCo Shootout Colorado 22 9 12 1 19 56 68 Florida St. 73, UMass 53 Dec. 16 RobCo Shootout Calgary 20 8 11 1 17 45 56 Ravens 16, 49ers 6 LUMBERTON — In addition Harvard 75, Utah 47 Dec. 17 RobCo Shootout Pacific Division GP WLOT Pts GF GA San Francisco 303 0—6 UCF 74, Coll. of Charleston 63 Dec. 21 Greenfield Christmas Tourn. to his spot of the Southeastern All- San Jose 19 13 5127 58 43 Baltimore 330 10—16 UConn 73, UNC Asheville 63 Dec. 22 Greenfield Christmas Tourn. Dallas 21 13 8026 56 57 First Quarter Conference team, Lumberton’s Carrs/Safeway Great Alaska Shootout Dec. 23 Greenfield Christmas Tourn. Bal_FG Cundiff 39, 10:21. Jan. 3 at Fairmont Los Angeles 22 11 7426 54 53 Jennings Johnson also received an First Round Phoenix 20 11 6325 58 51 SF_FG Akers 45, 1:59. Jan. 13 Waccamaw Academy New Mexico St. 78, Cent. Michigan 49 Anaheim 21 6 11 4 16 43 65 Second Quarter all-region honor. He led the Pirates Jan. 14 at Phoebus Southern Miss 78, UC Irvine 67 Todayʼs Notable Games Bal_FG Cundiff 23, 2:51. this season with 20 goals and Old Spice Classic Jan. 18 Word of God Detroit at Boston, 1 p.m. Third Quarter seven assists. This information First Round Jan. 20 at Trinity Christian New Jersey at N.Y. Islanders, 3 p.m. SF_FG Akers 52, 7:30. Dayton 80, Wake Forest 76 Jan. 25 at Upper Room Christian Montreal at Philadelphia, 3 p.m. Fourth Quarter was left out of the Nov. 19 print Fairfield 55, Arizona St. 44 Jan. 30 at Body of Christ Edmonton at Minnesota, 4 p.m. Bal_Pitta 8 pass from Flacco (Cundiff kick), edition. We regret this omission. Indiana St. 60, Texas Tech 49 Feb. 3 at Waccamaw Academy Winnipeg at Carolina, 7 p.m. 14:56. Minnesota 86, DePaul 85 Feb. 6 at Word of God Bal_FG Cundiff 39, 3:10. www.robesonian.com SPORTS THE ROBESONIAN , F RIDAY , N OVEMBER 25, 2011 — 3B UConn beats UNCC-OALLEGsE BAhSKETeBALvL ille for 5-0 start

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PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas (AP) — Shabazz Napier and Jeremy Lamb held off pesky UNC Asheville — and showed again that Connecticut might have the best backcourt tandem in the country. Napier and Lamb each scored 23 points to help No. 4 Connecticut run its winning streak to 16 games with a 73-63 victory over UNC Asheville on Thursday night in the first round of the Battle 4 Atlantis. Napier made four 3-pointers, including a late 4-point play, and also had seven assists and three steals for the defending national champion Huskies (5-0). Connecticut shot 52 percent (25 of 47) from the field and 40.9 percent (9 of 22) from 3-point range to easily overcome 19 turnovers. "Overall, a win is a win, but no one's played us even near that hard since we played Butler last year," said UConn coach Jim Calhoun, whose team beat Butler in the NCAA title game last sea - son. The Huskies will face Central Florida in the second round. UCF beat College of Charleston 74-63. Matt Dickey led Asheville (2-3) with 18 points, and Jeremy Atkinson added 18. "Matt Dickey had a great game," UNC MARKO MIRKO /MCT Asheville coach Eddie Biedenbach said. UConn’s Jeremy Lamb is having a breakout season as a sophomore after he made an impact during the Huskies’ national title run in April. "(J.P. Primm) had an off night. ... I would - n't trade these two for anybody." Snaer leads Florida State second round Friday. The Crimson beat Louis to a 62-51 win over Boston College After UConn raced to a 16-3 lead and Utah 75-47. Trailing by one late in the in the opener of the 76 Classic on took a 38-29 advantage in the second half, pass UMass by 20 first half, Florida State went on a 15-4 run Thursday. Conklin had 16 points on 6 of 8 the Bulldogs' Chris Stephenson hit a 3- to close out the period. Snaer had seven shooting in the second half, while pointer to cut UConn lead to seven with PARADISE ISLAND, Bahamas (AP) points during the spurt. Kwamain Mitchell scored 16 points for 17:12 to play. — Michael Snaer had 18 points and 10 Florida State kept up the defensive the Billikens (4-0). "We've played in games where we had rebounds and No. 22 Florida State took pressure in the second half and the Freshman Ryan Anderson led the to fight back," guard Matt Dickey said. advantage of Massachusetts' dismal Minutemen continued to struggle from Eagles with 12 points. Matt Humphrey "When we cut it there, we definitely had a shooting in a 73-53 victory Thursday in the field. The Seminoles made 11 of their and Dennis Clifford added 10 points feeling we could make a comeback. A cou - the first round of the Battle 4 Atlantis last 12 free throws. Florida State is 5-0 for apiece for Boston College (1-3), which ple breaks that would have gone our way, tournament. the second straight season. dropped its third straight. and we could have gotten it closer and Luke Loucks added 12 points, and Saint Louis led 29-23 at halftime. made a real run of it at the end." Bernard James had nine points and five Boston College got to 33-28 on a But the next time down the floor, blocks for the Seminoles (5-0). Snaer leads Florida State Humphrey 3-pointer two minutes into the Napier kept it himself, sending his Raphiael Putney scored 11 points for pass UMass by 20 second half. Mitchell and Kyle Cassity defender into the air with a pump fake, Massachusetts (4-1). The Minutemen then connected on 3-pointers to spark a then getting into the lane for an acrobatic were 19 of 68 from the field and 2 for 23 12-2 run that resulted in a 45-30 lead. layup. from 3-point range. ANAHEIM, Calif. (AP) — Brian The Billikens forced 16 turnovers, The Seminoles will face Harvard in the Conklin scored 18 points to lead Saint leading to 16 points.

COLLEGE FOOTBALL Meyer mum on OSU offer Ex-Florida coach says he’s enjoying holiday, current job

Associated Press Several websites, radio and coach Luke Fickell, plays at No. TV stations and newspapers 17 Michigan on Saturday. COLUMBUS, Ohio (AP) — have reported that Meyer has Fickell, who some reports have What's brewing with the 2011 reached an agreement in princi - said will be retained on Meyer's Ohio State Buckeyes ... ple with Ohio State and, barring staff, declined to address the BUCKEYES BUZZ: Despite any last-minute problems, will story, which has been percolat - numerous reports saying he's all be introduced as the Buckeyes' ing for days. but set to become Ohio State's coach next week. "I'm going to have enough next football coach, Urban People within the athletic respect for this football game to department and close to the Meyer said Wednesday that is make sure it's about this football not the case. team told The Associated Press "I have not been offered any the job has not been offered to game," he said Wednesday. "I job nor is there a deal in place," Meyer and nothing has been don't think this is the time and the former Florida coach said in completed. They spoke on con - the place." a statement released through dition of anonymity because the Speaking briefly to reporters, ESPN, where he is a college coaching search is supposed to he was asked if he knew if a decision on a new coach had football analyst. "I plan on be confidential. Athletic direc - JIM RASSOL /MCT spending Thanksgiving with my tor Gene Smith declined to been made yet. Urban Meyer currently works as a studio analyst and color commentator family and will not comment on comment Wednesday. "I know there's a game at for ESPN’s college football broadcasts. this any further." Ohio State, under interim noon on Saturday," he said.

NFL Suh under scrutiny as Packers stay perfect

Noah Trister Dietrich-Smith's right arm. mal week. Associated Press Suh said he was trying to keep his Three days of film study just was - balance while freeing himself from n't enough time for San Francisco DETROIT (AP) — Aaron Rodgers the brief scuffle. quarterback Alex Smith, who was shrugged off Detroit's powerful pass "My intention was not to kick any - repeatedly victimized by Baltimore's rush and helped the Green Bay body, as I did not, removing myself," stunts and blitzes in a 16-6 loss Packers stay perfect. he said. "I was on top of a guy, being Thursday night. This year, it was Ndamukong Suh pulled down, and trying to get up off Smith was sacked nine times, who didn't finish the game. the ground — and why you see me intercepted once and completed only Rodgers threw two touchdown pushing his helmet down, because 15 of 24 passes for 140 yards. Take passes, and Green Bay took advan - I'm trying to remove myself from the away the 44 yards in sacks, and the tage of Suh's third-quarter ejection, situation, and as I'm getting up, I'm 49ers produced fewer than 100 yards pulling away for a 27-15 victory over getting pushed, so I'm getting myself passing. the Lions on Thursday. It was a much on balance." "It's tough to get ready for a better day for the Packers than their In less than two seasons as a pro, defense like that in a short week," previous visit to Ford Field, when Suh has established himself as one of Smith said. "They do so many Rodgers was knocked out of the game the game's strongest and most athlet - things." with a concussion in a 7-3 loss last ic defensive linemen, but he's also The loss ended San Francisco's December. received his share of fines. eight-game winning streak and "I felt it was an excellent character Suh requested and received a dropped the 49ers (9-2) two games win for our football team, something meeting earlier this season with behind Green Bay in the race for the we talked about at halftime." Green Commissioner Roger Goodell to dis - best record in the NFC. Bay coach Mike McCarthy said. "I'm cuss his play. He said that dialogue Not to mention, Jim Harbaugh lost very proud of our football team to was helpful, but now the league will to John Harbaugh in the first NFL fight through adversity." have to decide whether more punish - game involving brothers as opposing Detroit is now facing serious ment — be it a fine, a suspension or head coaches. adversity of its own. The Lions (7-4) both — is merited in this case. "I was proud to be part of it, proud have lost four of six since a 5-0 start, "I can't speak on that," Suh said. "I to be part of the family," Jim said. "I and three defensive backs were hurt don't have a decision in that." was thankful on Thanksgiving. It was Thursday. Detroit will also have to a wonderful thing." wait and see what kind of discipline Ravens get nine sacks Jim probably would have had more could await Suh, who was dismissed fun if San Francisco better handled KIRTHMAN DOZIER /MCT After being reprimanded by the league earlier this season, after tangling with Packers offensive in victory over 49ers the relentless pass rush of the Ravens Detroit’s Ndamukong Suh was ejected in the third quarter lineman Evan Dietrich-Smith. After (8-3), who were again without of Thursday’s game against Green Bay after slamming the being pushed off Dietrich-Smith, Suh BALTIMORE (AP) — The injured Pro Bowl middle linebacker helmet of and stepping on Evan Dietrich-Smith. stepped down hard with his right Baltimore Ravens defense is difficult Ray Lewis. foot, appearing to make contact with enough to prepare for during a nor - 4B — The Robesonian, Friday, November 25, 2011 Comi c s/Ent e rtainm e nt www.robesonian.com

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Jacquelene Bigar’s Horoscope HAPPY BIRTHDAY for Friday, VIRGO (Aug. 23-Sept. 22) Nov. 25, 2011: HHHH You are extremely feisty zits Jerry Scott and Jim Borgman This year feel free to carry your and know exactly what you want. Do own weight, knowing full well what a better job of listening to a family you desire. Listen to what is happen- member or roommate. If you relax, ing behind the scenes. Try to avoid you will understand much more and getting angry at abusive people; sim- not feel as irate. Drop your judgments ply state your boundaries. If you for now. Tonight: Happy at home. are single, you could meet some- LIBRA (Sept. 23-Oct. 22) one through the sheer force of your HHHH Put your best foot forward. charisma and charm. Your energy Take time to visit with key people sometimes could be overwhelming to to see how their holiday went. You others. If you are attached, the two of might feel frustrated and angry about you often disagree when you go out a personal matter. Try to clear up or about how much time you spend this situation ASAP. Drop your judg- out. A fellow SAGITTARIUS could be ments. Tonight: Eggnog with a friend. a fun playmate. SCORPIO (Oct. 23-Nov. 21) The Stars Show the Kind of Day HHHH Look at the costs of the THE FAMILY CIRCUS You’ll Have: 5-Dynamic; 4-Positive; holidays. You also might be spending CONCEPTIS SUDOKU 3-Average; 2-So-so; 1-Difficult more money than you want in order Bil Keane ARIES (March 21-April 19) to make someone happy. Be willing by Dave Green HHHH Consider your alterna- to say no, even if a huge fight starts tives. You could be looking at break- up. Sooner or later, you will need ing a pattern, which might involve the to establish boundaries. Know what holidays. Be prepared to travel a little works. Tonight: You are treating, too. more often or farther than you antici- SAGITTARIUS (Nov. 22-Dec. 21) pated. You could be tired, but you HHHH You might want to back also want to run an errand. 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Hank Ketchum enough, and let others know. A AQUARIUS (Jan. 20-Feb. 18) roommate or family member could HHHHH A new beginning with be touchy at best. Tonight: Go with a friendship could delight you far someone else’s suggestion. more than you think. Because of CANCER (June 21-July 22) your awareness of this person and HHH You might have a preor- the depth of your caring, you are dained ritual that you do on this at least 60 percent responsible. Let weekend. Quite clearly, someone go of grudges. Everyone handles tries to waylay you into doing some- situations differently. Tonight: Where thing else. Stay centered. You really people are. do have a lot to do, even with the PISCES (Feb. 19-March 20) onset of the holiday season. Tonight: HHH Take charge of a situation. Make it early. You don’t want to hesitate to do what LEO (July 23-Aug. 22) you think is necessary. Someone HHHHH Your imagination seems appreciates your take-charge atti- to know no limits. You have pushed tude. 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Q IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE OF NORTH CAROLINA SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION ROBESON COUNTY, 11sp145 IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLO- SURE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE- CUTED BY STEPHEN DOUGLAS MCPHATTER AND DONNA CHERYL MCPHATTER DATED NOVEMBER 30, 2005 AND RECORDED IN BOOK 1504 AT PAGE 438 IN THE ROBESON COUNTY PUBLIC REGISTRY, NORTH CAROLINA, NOTICE OF SALE Under and by virtue of the power and authority contained in the above-referenced deed of trust and because of default in the payment of the secured indebtedness and failure to perform the stipulation and agreements therein contained and, pursuant to demand of the owner and holder of the secured debt, the undersigned substitute trustee will expose for sale at public auction to the highest bidder for cash at the usual place of sale at the county courthouse of said county at 12:00 PM on December 1, 2011 the following described real estate and any other improvements which may be situated thereon, in Robeson County, North Carolina, and being more particularly described as follows: FIRST LOT: All that certain lot or parcel of land located in East Howellsville Township, Robeson County, North Carolina, approximately 6 miles in an Easterly direc- tion from the City of Lumberton, NC; on the Southeast side of, and adjacent to paved Secondary Road No. 1004, and being designed as Lot No. 5 on an unrecorded map prepared by John D. Powers, Registered Surveyor, dated February 26, 1973, as follows: BEGINNING at a railroad spike in the center of NC Secondary Road No. 1004, said spike being South 52 degrees 00 minutes West 116.6 feet from Sam Jackson's most Westerly corner (see Book 12-1, at page 207, Robeson County Registry, and runs thence South 39 degrees 00 minutes East 286.0 feet to an iron stake in Abraham's Branch; Thence as said Branch, South 59 degrees 48 minutes West 117.87 feet to a stake; thence North 39 degrees 00 minutes West 270.0 feet to a railroad spike in the center of NC Secondary Road No. 1004, thence as said road, North 52 degrees 00 minutes East 116.5 feet to the beginning, containing SEVEN HUNDRED FORTY THREE ONE THOU- SANDTHS (0.741) Of AN ACRE, more or less. SECOND LOT: All that certain lot or parcel of land located in East Howellsville Township, Robeson County, North Carolina, approximately 6 miles in an Easterly direc- tion from the City of Lumberton, NC, on the Southeast side of, and adjacent to paved NC Secondary Road No.1004, and being designed as Lot No. 6 on an unrecorded map prepared by John D. Powers, Registered Surveyor, dated February 26, 1973, as follows: BEGINNING at a railroad spike in the center of NC Secondary Road No. 1004, Sam Jackson's most Westerly corner (see Book 12-I, at page 207, Robeson County Registry), and runs thence as Jackson's line, South 39 degrees 00 minutes East 286.0 feet to an iron stake in Abra- ham's Branch, thence as said Branch, South 52 degrees 00 minutes West 116.60 feet to an iron stake in said Branch; thence North 39 degrees 00 minutes West 286.0 feet to a railroad spike in the center of NC Secondary Road No. 1004; thence with said road, North 52 degrees 00 minutes East 116.6 feet to the beginning, containing SEVEN HUNDRED SIXTY SIX ONE THOUSANDTHS (0.766) OF AN ACRE, more or less. Being the same lots or parcels of land conveyed to David A. Strickland and wife, Deb- bie Kaing Strickland (same person as Debbie Cain Strickland), by Deed from William L. Barker and wife, Christine K. Barker, dated January 4, 1983, and duly recorded in Book www.robesonian.com The Robesonian, Friday, Novembe526, atr page 25, 350, 2011— Robeson County 5B Registry'. THIRD LOT: That certain tract or parcel lying and being in East Howellsville Township, Robeson County, N.C. about 5 miles northeast of the City of Lumberton, southeast hE of and adjoining State Road No. T 1004, and bounded by lands of Brax- ton Hodge on southeast and other lands of William T. Barker on south- obESonian west and other lands of David Allan R Strickland on northeast. Beginning at a stake in Abrahams Branch said stake being N52-00'E 30.0' and N57-52'E 172.22' from the most southerly corner original tract of which this is as part and runs as said branch N57-52'E 62.44' to a stake; Thence N39-00'W 270.00' to a rail road spike in center of State Road 1004; Thence as said road S52-00'W work for62.0' toy a nailo in saidu road; Thence! CLASSIFIEDS S39-00'E 263.6' to the beginning containing 0.38 acres, more or less. 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Any and all responsi- bilities or liabilities arising out of or The Best Way To Write An Ad: ______in any way relating to any such con- Write your dition expressly are disclaimed. This sale is made subject to all prior liens • Begin with a key word (item for sale, etc.) ______and encumbrances, and unpaid taxes ad here: and assessments including but not • Use descriptive words to indentify your items limited to any transfer tax associated (approximately with the foreclosure. A deposit of • State your price or terms ______five percent (5%) of the amount of 27 letters the bid or seven hundred fifty dollars • Include a phone number and/or e-mail address ($750.00), whichever is greater, is ______required and must be tendered in the per line) form of certified funds at the time of Name: ______the sale. This sale will be held open ______ten days for upset bids as required by law. Following the expiration of address:______the statutory upset period, all remaining amounts are IMMEDIATELY DUE AND OWING. Failure to remit PhoNe #:______Credit Card: ______funds in a timely manner will result in a Declaration of Default and any deposit will be frozen pending the outcome of any re-sale. SPECIAL NO- our Classifieds Will Work For You!!! TICE FOR LEASEHOLD TENANTS: If you are a tenant residing in the Legals Legals Legals Legals Legals property, be advisedLegals that an Order for Possession of the property may PUBLIC NOTICE Public Notice STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY be issued in favor of the purchaser. The Robeson County Board of Com- The City of Lumberton is soliciting COUNTY OF ROBESON PUBLICATION, STATE OF NORTH Also, if your lease began or was re- missioners will hold a second public proposals from qualified service pro- newed on or after October 1, 2007, NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBT- CAROLINA, IN THE GENERAL COURT IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE be advised that you may terminate hearing and adopt an ordinance on viders for the provision of residential OF JUSTICE, DISTRICT COURT DIVI- the action on the redefining of Elec- and small commercial solid waste, ORS Of Ronald William Cochran OF NORTH CAROLINA the rental agreement upon 10 days toral District Boundaries/Redistrict- yard waste and comingled recyclable DECEASED SION, IN RE: MONICA NOEL CHERRY SUPERIOR COURT DIVISION written notice to the landlord. You may be liable for rent due under the ing Maps. This will be held on Mon- material collection. The City of Lum- The undersigned having qualified as TO: UNKNOWN FATHER - ROBESON COUNTY, 11sp145 day, December 5 at 6:00 pm at the berton is part of Robeson County lo- Administratrix, of the estate of Ron- of the above named juvenile. agreement prorated to the effective IN THE MATTER OF THE FORECLO- date of the termination. Robeson County Administration cated in Southeastern North Carolina. ald William Cochran deceased, late of SURE OF A DEED OF TRUST EXE- Building, 701 North Elm Street, Lum- The approximate population of the Robeson County, this is to notify all BRAD CALSTON, ALLEGED FATHER- The date of this Notice is November of the above named juvenile. CUTED BY STEPHEN DOUGLAS berton. The Redistricting Maps are on City of Lumberton is 22,800 people persons, firms and corporations hav- MCPHATTER AND DONNA CHERYL 1, 2011. display at the Administration Building and contains approximately 7,500 ing claims against said estate to ex- TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking MCPHATTER DATED NOVEMBER 30, 08-104962, Katherine JoAnn Begor Monday-Friday 8:15-5:15. residential and small commercial hibit them to the undersigned on or relief against you has been filed in 2005 AND RECORDED IN BOOK 1504 the above-entitled action. The nature Attorney for Substitute Trustee Tammy Freeman, Clerk to the Board solid waste accounts. As a continued before the 27th day of February, AT PAGE 438 IN THE ROBESON long term service, the City intends to 2012, or be barred from their recov- of the relief being sought is as fol- COUNTY PUBLIC REGISTRY, NORTH 10130 Perimeter Parkway, Suite 400 RCMO 11/23, 25, 27, 30 & 12/4 provide curbside solid waste and ery. All persons indebted to said es- lows: Termination of your parental yard waste and special waste collec- tate are asked to please make imme- rights to Monica Noel Cherry, the CAROLINA, NOTICE OF SALE Charlotte, NC 28216 AMENDED NOTICE OF SALE tion for residential and small com- diate payment to the undersigned. above named juvenile. You are re- Under and by virtue of the power and (704) 333-8107 Under and by virtue of the authority mercial customers in accordance with quested to make defense at a Court authority contained in the above-ref- http://shapiroattorneys.com/nc/ This 25th day of November, 2011. erenced deed of trust and because of of judgment entered by the Clerk of Chapter 19 of the Code of the City of Hearing scheduled for December 14, SI111811 11/18 11/25 Superior Court of Robeson County on Lumberton. Additionally, the City in- Ida Bell Cochran 2011 at 9:00 am. Robeson County default in the payment of the secured October 24, 2011, in the matter of tends to explore the feasibility of 1333 Mount Tabor Rd. Department of Social Services, Court- indebtedness and failure to perform the stipulation and agreements ANNOUNCEMENTS Town of Fairmont vs. Richard Ashley providing curbside comingled recy- Red Springs, NC 28377 room 120 Glen Cowan Road, Lum- et al, 11 CVD 1874, the undersigned clable material collection for the berton, NC 28358 and upon your therein contained and, pursuant to Commissioner will offer for sale at above referenced customers. Bulk RWC112511 11/25 12/2 12/9 12/16 failure to appear your parental rights demand of the owner and holder of public auction to the highest bidder commercial and industrial solid to said child will be terminated. You the secured debt, the undersigned Notices (ANNOUNCE) substitute trustee will expose for sale for cash at the courthouse door in waste removal is not part of this RFP. are hereby further advised that if you Lumberton, North Carolina, at 10:00 indigent, you are entitled to ap- at public auction to the highest bid- To receive a complete copy of the der for cash at the usual place of sale FREE CD Healing Oils for am on November 29, 2011, the land Request for Proposals, please con- pointed counsel, and you may con- STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA tact the Clerk immediately to request at the county courthouse of said health and longevity. described in the Order in the tact: Rob Armstrong, P.E. above-styled case, the same lying COUNTY OF ROBESON counsel. Please be advised that this county at 12:00 PM on December 1, 910 423-1009 or 483-5070 and being in Fairmont Township, Public Works Director NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBT- is a new case and any attorney ap- 2011 the following described real es- Robeson County, North Carolina, City of Lumberton ORS Of Stacy Lewis Watson pointed previously will not represent tate and any other improvements * W * I * N * N * E * R * which may be situated thereon, in and being more particularly de- PO Box 1388 you in this proceeding unless or- CONGRATULATIONS scribed as follows: In the Town of DECEASED dered by the Court. Notice of the Robeson County, North Carolina, and Fairmont, North Carolina, on the 215 South Cedar Street The undersigned having qualified as date, time and place of the Termina- being more particularly described as north side of Iona Street. BEGINNING Lumberton, NC 28359 Executrix, of the estate of Stacy tion of Parental Rights hearing will be follows: FIRST LOT: All that certain YOU ARE A WINNER! Lewis Watson, deceased, late of lot or parcel of land located in East at a stake near a small short leaf pine 910-671-3851 mailed by the Clerk upon filing of Judy Adams and running South 19 degrees West Robeson County, this is to notify all any answer to this proceeding. The Howellsville Township, Robeson 100.98 feet to Iona Street; thence [email protected] persons, firms and corporations hav- purpose of this Termination of Pa- County, North Carolina, approxi- E. 19th St., Lumberton with Iona Street South 67 degrees Contractors shall submit three (3) ing claims against said estate to ex- rental Rights hearing is to terminate mately 6 miles in an Easterly direc- East 99.00 feet to a curve; thence copies of their Proposal to the above hibit them to the undersigned on or your parental rights as to the minor tion from the City of Lumberton, NC; with Iona Street South 53 degrees 45 contact, in a sealed envelope marked before the 27th day of February, juvenile, Monica Noel Cherry and you on the Southeast side of, and adja- minutes East 244.20 feet to the in- City of Lumberton Municipal Solid 2012, or be barred from their recov- are encouraged to attend said hear- cent to paved Secondary Road No. THE ROBESONIAN tersection of Iona and Main Streets Waste and Recyclable Material Col- ery. All persons indebted to said es- ing. 1004, and being designed as Lot No. (910) 739-4322 (AKA Lumberton Road); thence with lection by 4:00pm on Tuesday, Janu- tate are asked to please make imme- 5 on an unrecorded map prepared by This the 8th day of November, 2011 John D. Powers, Registered Surveyor, Main Street North 2 degrees 15 min- ary 3, 2012. Proposals must be com- diate payment to the undersigned. Your Prize must be picked utes West 262.02 feet to a stake in plete and detailed, providing the re- This 25th day of November, 2011. J. Hal Kinlaw, Jr. dated February 26, 1973, as follows: Main Street; thence to the BEGIN- quested information defined in the Attorney for the Robeson County BEGINNING at a railroad spike in the up within 3 Business Days Yetta R. Watson NING, containing one acre, more or Request for Proposals. Any proposal Department of Social Services center of NC Secondary Road No. from the date your 6264 NC Hwy 904 1004, said spike being South 52 de- less, excepting conveyances which not received by the specified time 707 North Chestnut Street name was in the paper. were made to J. H. Pittman and Lydia and date will not be considered. Fairmont, NC 28340 grees 00 minutes West 116.6 feet P. Floyd and others. Being a part of P.O. Box 1371 from Sam Jackson's most Westerly Your picture I.D. must be Laney Mitchell-McIntosh, City Clerk c/o Charles E. Floyd, Attorney the property conveyed by the deed Lumberton, NC 28359 corner (see Book 12-1, at page 207, presented on the day you recorded in Book 8-O at page 92. Control Number 2613 200 S. Main St. Robeson County Registry, and runs Telephone: 910-739-0621 thence South 39 degrees 00 minutes claim your prize. Being the same property conveyed by COL 11/22, 23, 24, 25, 26, 27 Fairmont, NC 28340 the deeds recorded in Book 570 at JHK111111 11/11 11/18 11/25 East 286.0 feet to an iron stake in * W * I * N * N * E * R * NOTICE OF PUBLIC HEARING CEF112511 11/25 12/2 12/9 12/16 Abraham's Branch; Thence as said page 387 and Book 653 at page 285. NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY This property is identified in the The Robeson County Board of Com- Branch, South 59 degrees 48 minutes ANIMALS Robeson County Tax Office as missioners will hold a public hearing PUBLICATION, STATE OF NORTH West 117.87 feet to a stake; thence at 6:00 p.m. on Monday, December CAROLINA, IN THE GENERAL COURT North 39 degrees 00 minutes West 3005-04-052. SAVE AND EXCEPT: 270.0 feet to a railroad spike in the 5, 2011 in the County Administration OF JUSTICE DISTRICT COURT All of those parcels identified in the Building, 701 North Elm Street, in the STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA center of NC Secondary Road No. FINANCIAL Robeson County Tax records as be- City of Lumberton, North Carolina. COUNTY OF ROBESON DIVISION, IN RE: 1004, thence as said road, North 52 ing in Fairmont Map 5, Block 4, Lots The purpose of this hearing is to degrees 00 minutes East 116.5 feet 43 - 51 and 53 and the alley shown NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND SAEEDA MEOSHA-DENA CHERRY consider the following requests: TO: UNKNOWN FATHER - to the beginning, containing SEVEN in the tax records as running through DEBTORS Of William Peter Bernicki Jr. HUNDRED FORTY THREE ONE THOU- 300 SERVICES those lots. This tract of land will be I DECEASED of the above named juvenile. SANDTHS (0.741) Of AN ACRE, more offered for sale and will be sold to Case # 1120-92886- Albert Alford, TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking or less. SECOND LOT: All that certain the highest bidder for cash, subject The undersigned having qualified as Orrum Township, Districts 2, is re- Executor, of the estate of William relief against you has been filed in lot or parcel of land located in East to confirmation of the sale by the questing a Conditional Use Permit to the above-entitled action. The nature Howellsville Township, Robeson Clerk of Superior Court for Robeson allow for the operation of an Internet Peter Bernicki Jr., deceased, late of Pets (ANIMALS) Robeson County, this is to notify all of the relief being sought is as fol- County, North Carolina, approxi- County, in fee simple free and clear Caf on a 0.50 acre tract, more or lows: Termination of your parental mately 6 miles in an Easterly direc- of all interest, rights, claims, and less, in a Residential Agricultural Dis- persons, firms and corporations hav- rights to Saeeda Meosha-Dena tion from the City of Lumberton, NC, For Sale liens whatever, except that the sale trict, with the property being more ing claims against said estate to ex- Cherry, the above named juvenile. on the Southeast side of, and adja- Registered Black Lab shall be subject to ad valorem taxes particularly described in Deed Book hibit them to the undersigned on or You are requested to make defense cent to paved NC Secondary Road for which the amount could not be 1652, Pages 113-114 of the Robeson before the 13th day of February, at a Court Hearing scheduled for De- No.1004, and being designed as Lot $500 definitely determined at the time of County Register of Deeds Office. 2012, or be barred from their recov- cember 14, 2011 at 9:00 am. Robe- No. 6 on an unrecorded map pre- Please call the judgment and any taxes and spe- ery. All persons indebted to said es- II son County Department of Social pared by John D. Powers, Registered 910-734-7938 cial assessments of taxing units tate are asked to please make imme- Services, Courtroom 120 Glen Cowan Surveyor, dated February 26, 1973, which are not parties to the action. A Case # 1120-93610- Ross Lyle diate payment to the undersigned. Road, Lumberton, NC 28358 and for more info. Maynor, Smiths Township, District 4, as follows: BEGINNING at a railroad cash deposit by the highest bidder in This 11th day of November, 2011. upon your failure to appear your pa- spike in the center of NC Secondary the amount of 20% of the successful is requesting a Conditional Use Per- Free to Good Home! 3 mo., Angela Marie Bernicki rental rights to said child will be ter- Road No. 1004, Sam Jackson's most high bid will be required immediately mit to allow for the construction of a minated. You are hereby further ad- Garage Apartment on a 0.96 acre Westerly corner (see Book 12-I, at Bull-Mix, Black & White. after the sale. 823 E. 7th Street vised that if you indigent, you are page 207, Robeson County Registry), 910-739-1610 after Nov 26 tract, more or less, in a Residential Lumberton, NC 28358 entitled to appointed counsel, and and runs thence as Jackson's line, This document is executed on Agricultural District, with the prop- WPB111111 you may contact the Clerk immedi- South 39 degrees 00 minutes East November 8, 2011. erty being more particularly de- ately to request counsel. Please be Jack Russel Puppies 11/11 11/18 11/25 12/2 286.0 feet to an iron stake in Abra- Robert E. Price, Commissioner scribed in Deed Book 1810, Page 888 advised that this is a new case and ham's Branch, thence as said Branch, of the Robeson County Register of Jack Russel puppies for P. O. Box 630, Lumberton, NC 28359 any attorney appointed previously South 52 degrees 00 minutes West sale. Price $150.00. 910-739-8172 Deeds Office. will not represent you in this pro- 116.60 feet to an iron stake in said RP111811 11/18 11/25 III ceeding unless ordered by the Court. Branch; thence North 39 degrees 00 Call anytime Notice of the date, time and place of minutes West 286.0 feet to a railroad 910-374-7298 Case # 1120-93529- James D. STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY Chavis, Rennert Township, District 5, the Termination of Parental Rights spike in the center of NC Secondary hearing will be mailed by the Clerk PUBLICATION, STATE OF NORTH is requesting a Conditional Use Per- COUNTY OF ROBESON Road No. 1004; thence with said Miniature Pinschers 2 female, mit to allow for the establishment of NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBT- upon filing of any answer to this pro- road, North 52 degrees 00 minutes CAROLINA, IN THE GENERAL COURT ceeding. The purpose of this Termi- East 116.6 feet to the beginning, 1 male for sale 1 chocolate/tan, OF JUSTICE, DISTRICT COURT DIVI- an Automobile Body Shop on a 1.25 ORS Of Yvonne D. Parker DECEASED acre tract, more or less, in a Resi- The undersigned having qualified as nation of Parental Rights hearing is containing SEVEN HUNDRED SIXTY 2 black/tan 910-522-6143 SION, IN RE: CHENOA LOCKLEAR dential Agricultural District, with the Administratrix, of the estate of to terminate your parental rights as SIX ONE THOUSANDTHS (0.766) OF TO: JOHNNY LOCKLEAR, property being more particularly de- Yvonne D. Parker, deceased, late of to the minor juvenile, Saeeda AN ACRE, more or less. Being the AGRICULTURE Meosha-Dena Cherry and you are NATURAL FATHER -of the above scribed in Deed Book 1652, Page 736 Robeson County, this is to notify all same lots or parcels of land conveyed of the Robeson County Register of persons, firms and corporations hav- encouraged to attend said hearing. to David A. Strickland and wife, Deb- named juvenile. Deeds Office. ing claims against said estate to ex- This the 8th day of November, 2011 bie Kaing Strickland (same person as TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking Garden & Produce (AGRi) hibit them to the undersigned on or J. Hal Kinlaw, Jr. Debbie Cain Strickland), by Deed relief against you has been filed in IV before the 6th day of February, 2012, from William L. Barker and wife, the above-entitled action. The nature Case # 1120-93576- Vincent or be barred from their recovery. All Attorney for the Robeson County Christine K. Barker, dated January 4, Collards for sale $1.50 per of the relief being sought is as fol- Sanderson, Smiths Township, District persons indebted to said estate are Department of Social Services 1983, and duly recorded in Book lows: Termination of your parental 4, is requesting a Conditional Use head. (910) 739-0327 or (910) asked to please make immediate 707 North Chestnut Street 526, at page 350, Robeson County rights to Chenoa Locklear, the above Permit to allow for operation of an payment to the undersigned. Registry'. THIRD LOT: That certain 280-9477 named juvenile. You are requested to Automobile Junkyard on a 2.99 acre P.O. Box 1371 This the 4th day of November, 2011. tract or parcel lying and being in East make defense at a Court Hearing tract, more or less, in a Residential Lumberton, NC 28359 Howellsville Township, Robeson FRESH CUT COLLARDS scheduled for January 4, 2012 at Agricultural District, with the prop- Tonya Lynn Locklear Telephone: 910-739-0621 County, N.C. about 5 miles northeast $2 each. (910) 618-7287 9:00 am. Robeson County Depart- erty being more particularly de- PO Box 3343 of the City of Lumberton, southeast JHK111111 11/11 11/18 11/25 please leave a message. ment of Social Services, Courtroom scribed in Deed Book 1683, Pages 37 Mound Dr. of and adjoining State Road No. 120 Glen Cowan Road, Lumberton, 386-388 of the Robeson County Pembroke, NC 28372 NOTICE OF SERVICE OF PROCESS BY 1004, and bounded by lands of Brax- NC 28358 and upon your failure to Register of Deeds Office. ton Hodge on southeast and other Puerto Rico Sweet appear your parental rights to said YDP110411 PUBLICATION, STATE OF NORTH V lands of William T. Barker on south- Potatoes & Covington child will be terminated. You are 11/4 11/11 11/18 11/25 CAROLINA, COUNTY OF ROBESON west and other lands of David Allan hereby further advised that if you in- Case # 1120-93453- Indigenous $12/bushel 521-2316 IN THE GENERAL COURT OF JUSTICE Strickland on northeast. Beginning at digent, you are entitled to appointed Bio-Solutions, LLC, Pembroke Town- a stake in Abrahams Branch said counsel, and you may contact the ship, District 4, is requesting a Con- DISTRICT COURT DIVISION stake being N52-00'E 30.0' and ROBESON COUNTY Clerk immediately to request coun- ditional Use Permit to allow for a es- IN RE: CHRISTOPHER SMITH & N57-52'E 172.22' from the most tablishment of a Biodiesel Manufac- FARMER'S MARKET sel. Please be advised that this is a SUPERIOR COURT OF WASHINGTON CHEYENNE HUNT southerly corner original tract of 8th and Elm Street new case and any attorney appointed turing Company on a 10.0 acre tract, PIERCE COUNTY which this is as part and runs as said previously will not represent you in more or less, in a Residential Agri- ORDER FOR SERVICE OF SUMMONS BY TO: LYNETTE HUNT, branch N57-52'E 62.44' to a stake; Lumberton is now open this proceeding unless ordered by cultural District, with the property PUBLICATION Thence N39-00'W 270.00' to a rail being more particularly described in NATURAL MOTHER on Wed. & Sat. from the Court. Notice of the date, time No. 11 3 03768 1 TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking road spike in center of State Road 7am-1pm. and place of the Termination of Pa- Deed Book 515, Page 230 of the Jeremy D. Mason, Plaintiff 1004; Thence as said road S52-00'W Robeson County Register of Deeds relief against you has been filed in Produce: tomatoes, bell rental Rights hearing will be mailed vs. the above entitled action. The nature 62.0' to a nail in said road; Thence by the Clerk upon filing of any an- Office. A copy of this request is Jackie D. Locklear, Defendant S39-00'E 263.6' to the beginning peppers, egg plants, swer to this proceeding. The purpose available for review at the office of TO: Jackie Denise Locklear of the relief sought is as follows: the Clerk to the Board of Commis- containing 0.38 acres, more or less. squash, new and cured of this Termination of Parental Rights TAKE NOTICE that a pleading seeking For the Court to determine if the sioners, at 701 North Elm Street, City above named minors are neglected And Being more commonly known as: hearing is to terminate your parental relief against you has been filed in 534 Tar Heel Rd, Lumberton, NC sweet potatoes, rights as to the minor juvenile, Che- of Lumberton, North Carolina. the above entitled action. The nature as defined by N.C.G.S. 7B-101 (15 ). 28358. The record owner(s) of the cabbage, onions, rutabaga noa Locklear and you are encouraged THIS 22nd day of November, 2011. of the relief sought is as follows: You will further take notice that the property, as reflected on the records butter beans, okra, zucchini, to attend said hearing. TAMMY S. FREEMAN, CLERK ROBESON Absolute Divorce. undersigned will appear before the of the Register of Deeds, is/are Ste- Juvnenile Court of Robeson County butternut squash, hot pep- This the 8th day of November, 2011 COUNTY BOARD OF COMMISSIONERS You are entitled to make a defense to phen Douglas McPhatter and Donna such pleadings not later than the located at RCDSS, 120 Glen Cowan Cheryl McPhatter. The property to be RCMO112511 11/25 12/2 pers, (dried, boiled) peanuts, J. Hal Kinlaw, Jr. 4th day of January, 2012, said Road, Lumberton, North Carolina offered pursuant to this notice of turnips, collards, string Attorney for the Robeson County STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA date being (40) days from the first forty (40) days or more after this first sale is being offered for sale, transfer date to such pleadings by said time, beans, mustard greens, Department of Social Services COUNTY OF ROBESON date of this publication notice, and and conveyance "AS IS, WHERE IS." upon your failure to do so, the party upon your failure to do so, the un- Neither the Trustee nor the holder of NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND DEBT- fresh eggs, gourds. 707 North Chestnut Street seeking service against you will apply dersigned will apply to the Court for the note secured by the deed of See you at the Market! P.O. Box 1371 ORS Of Josephine H. Johnson to the Court for the relief sought. the relief sought. If you are indigent, trust, being foreclosed, nor the offi- Lumberton, NC 28359 DECEASED This 25th day of November, 2011. you are entitled to court appoint cers, directors, attorneys, employees, Sweet Potatoes For Sale The undersigned having qualified as Jeremy D. Mason counsel. You may contact the Robe- agents or authorized representative Telephone: 910-739-0621 Executrix, of the estate of Josephine 901 S. Grant Ave., Apt #4 son county Clerk of Superior Court, of either Trustee or the holder of the $15 a bushel. Call after 5:00pm JHK111111 11/11 11/18 11/25 H. Johnson, deceased, late of Robe- Tacoma, Washington 98405 Juvenile Division and request coun- note make any representation or 910-521-1274 son County, this is to notify all per- JDM 11/25, 12/2, 9, 16, 23, 30,2011 sel. warranty relating to the title or any NOTICE OF PUBLIC AUCTION sons, firms and corporations having This the 8th day of November, 2011 physical, environmental, health or MERCHANDISE Notice is hereby given, pursuant to a safety conditions existing in, on, at claims against said estate to exhibit J. Hal Kinlaw, Jr., Resolution of the City Council of the them to the undersigned on or be- or relating to the property being of- City of Lumberton that an absolute fore the 27th day of February, 2012, Attorney for the Robeson County fered for sale. Any and all responsi- public auction will be held on the or be barred from their recovery. All PUBLIC NOTICE Department of Social Services bilities or liabilities arising out of or Furniture (MERCH) 27the day of December, 2011, be- persons indebted to said estate are The Board of Education for the Public 120 Glen Cowan Road in any way relating to any such con- ginning at 8:00 A.M. at Lloyd asked to please make immediate Schools of Robeson County will hold Lumberton, NC 28360 dition expressly are disclaimed. This 5 pc. Twin size bed set Meekins Realty & Auction Company, payment to the undersigned. a public hearing on Tuesday, Novem- JHK111111 11/11 11/18 11/25 sale is made subject to all prior liens 4070 NC 211 Highway East, (Bladen- ber 29, 2011 at 6:00 pm. The public and encumbrances, and unpaid taxes w/mattress, sofa love seat & This the 25th day of November, and assessments including but not boro Road), Lumberton, North Caro- 2011. hearing will be held at the Central chair. Prices negotiable. lina. The property to be sold includes Office for the Public Schools of Robe- limited to any transfer tax associated Jacqueline Minnette Johnson aka Must go! 910-258-3837. various items surplus to the need of son County, 410 Caton Road, Lum- with the foreclosure. A deposit of the City of Lumberton, including by Jacqueline Minnette Johnson Mays berton, N.C. 28358 in the Board five percent (5%) of the amount of the bid or seven hundred fifty dollars Miscellaneous (MERCH) way of illustration, cars, office equip- 1187 N. Roberts Ave., Apt P3 Room. The purpose of the public ment, and other personal property hearing is for the public to review ($750.00), whichever is greater, is formerly used by various depart- Lumberton, NC 28358 and comment on the proposed map required and must be tendered in the Thanksgiving Sale Horses, po- ments of the City. A copy of the list JHJ112511 11/25 12/2 12/9 12/16 of the Board of Education for the form of certified funds at the time of nies, Amish buggies, & 135 of the property to be sold at the auc- Public Schools of Robeson County the sale. This sale will be held open tion is available for public inspection District Lines for 2012. The proposed ten days for upset bids as required Ferguson Tractor. 739-1729 during normal business hours at the map will also be on display at the by law. Following the expiration of Purchasing Department, 500 North Central Office for the Public Schools the statutory upset period, all re- Water heater/40 gal $150, GE Cedar Street, Lumberton, North of Robeson County, 410 Caton Road, maining amounts are IMMEDIATELY electric stove, $125, Competi- Carolina. The successful bidder on Lumberton, N.C. 28358, Monday thru DUE AND OWING. 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