The Robesonian from Lumberton, North Carolina • Page 5

Next Saturday Dual Bond Vote Registration On Two elections are to be held in Robeson county on Tuesday, April 16. The County Board of Elections has set in motion the machinery for conducting both the Robeson County School Bond Election and the Lumberton School District Bond Election. Registrars from all over the county attended a briefing session and were sworn into office on Wednesday, March 13, at the Agriculture Building in Lumberton. The Robeson County School Bond Election is a vote for or against the issuance of $2,000,000 school building bonds and the levying of a tax sufficient for the payment thereof. It does NOT require new registration.

Voters now on the county registration books will NOT need to re-register in order lo vote on the county bond issue. For instance, a person who voted in the presidential election or in the 1962 democratic primary or ihe general election in November 1962 is already registered. Anyone who has moved into the county since the November election would be required to appear in person before the proper registrar and take the registration oath prescribed by N. C. law in order to vote on the county bond issue.

LUMBEUTON In Lumberton the situation is somewhat different. Only citizens living within the city-limits of the City of Lumberton will be eligible to vote in the Lumberton School District Bond Election. This will be a vole for or against the issuance of 81,800,000 schoor bonds and the levying of a sufficient tax for the payment thereof. Citizens who -live within the city limits and wish to vote on this issue MUST register. County precinct lines will be followed in this election and county polling places will be used.

County precinct election officials will conduct both the Lumberton School District Bond Election and tjie Robeson County School Bond Election. Not only must all citizens of Lumberlon register for the Lumberton School Bond Election, but newcomers to the city who have not previously registered for a state or county election who desire to vote on' both the county and the city bond issue MUST register on both registration books. The same registrars will serve for both elections in Lumberton; therefore, a person may register for both elections at the same time. Qualifications for registration require residence in the State of North Carolina for one year, in the precinct for thirty days. A registrant must be a citizen of the U.S., and twenty-one years of age.

Registrants must read and sign the registration oath in the presence of the registrar. No registration may be accomplished by telephone nor may a husband cgister for his wife or a wife for her husband. Books will be opened for the registration of voters at 9 A.M. on Saturday at all county polling places. Books will close at sunset on Saturday, April 6th.

No one may register after that dale. Challenge Day will be on April Kith, 9:00 A.M. until 3:00 P.M. Thre will be no absentee ballots for either of these elections. Registrars and polling places for the City of Lumberlon and Lumberlon Township are: Precinct 1, Mrs.

R. E. Scwell, norlh- side of courthouse; Precinct 2, Mrs. Agnes Brinson, high school gym; Precinct 3, Mrs. Marvin Barker, southside of courthouse; Precinct 4, Curtis Speights, fire station on South Elm; Precinct 5, T.

S. Harden, Hargrave school; Precinct 6, Mrs. Ella M. Pate, West Lumberton school. A I A TO A Lightning Jet aircraft of the Royal Air Force Fighter Commands' leading aerobatics team for 1963 fly echelon formation above their base at Wattisham, Suffolk, England.

The planet, with on undertide, are operational. More Honor Rollers RED SPRINGS Two names have been added to Red Springs high school honor roll which was released Monday. Jessie Mc- Faciyen and Walter Dudley, both averaged above 93, in addition to the list published yesterday. ATTEND BIRTHDAY DINNER IN S. C.

Mrs. A. L. Smith, Jr. and son, Gordon Strickland, of Lumberton, and Mrs.

Smith's i Mrs. James Mathis, Mr. Mathis and their baby, Rhonda, of Greensboro, attended in Loris, S. C. Sunday, a picnic dinner' in celebration of the 69th birthday of Mrs.

Smith's father, George S. Johnson. The dinner was given by his children: Mrs. Smith, Mrs. Brice Strickland of Loris, Mrs.

Wayland Norris of Tabor City, Mrs. J. B. Cox and Mrs. Tom Holmes of Loris, Mrs.

John Gore of Thomasville, Maryland, Calvin and Bobby Johnson of Loris. There were about sixty persons attending the celebration, including relatives and friends from Nakjna, Longs, Conway and Aynr, S. besides those mentioned. Mr. Johnson was the recipient of many birthday gifts.

A lovely arrangement of flowers was used on the picnic table which was laden with an abundance of food. Deaths Funerals Nome, Alaska, is west of the Hawaiian Islands. SAVE TIME SAVE CASH SHOP COLLINS-WHITE'S Wednesday Morning HOUR SALE 9 A.M. TIL 1 P.M. ONLY LAST CALL ON QUILTING SPECIALS! 50 00 Yards Quilting Prints Yds.

Only Hurry! Only Once In A While At This Price! LOOK FIRST TIME SO LOW! AND THE LAST! WED. ONLY COTTON BATTING Full Comfort Size REG. 89c ELM STREET -COMPANY- Mrs. Clemmie Britt Mrs. Clemmie Britt, 77, wife of D.

J. Britt of 132 Dresden Avenue, Lumberton, died Monday night about 7:25 at the home of her daughter, Mrs. Johnnie Ray Jacobs, 134 Dresden Avenue. Funeral services will be conducted Wednesday, at 3 P.M. at East Lumberton Baptist church by Rev.

R. P. Fields, assisted by Rev. James C. Ray.

Burial will be in New Hollywood cemetery. Surviving are her husband; two daughters, Mrs. Johnnie Rae Jacobs of Newport News, and Lumberton, and Mrs. Helen Willoughby of Fayetteville; nineteen grandchildren and twenty-nine great grandchildren. Mrs.

Harvey Baker ROWLAND Mrs. W. Harvey Baker, 31, died Sunday in a Charlotte Hospital. Surviving are her husband and two children, Nancy and Jan, of the home in Charlotte; and her parents, Lt. Col.

and Mrs. Ernest F. Patterson of Beal Air Force Base, California. Mrs. Baker was the former Mary Alice Patterson.

Funeral services will be. held Wednesday at 11 A. M. at the home of his mother, Mrs. W.

H. Baker, in Rowland, with burial following in the Rowland cemetery- Mrs. Mar ginner Sutton Mrs. Marginner Sutton, 78, of Lumberton, Rt. 4, died Monday morning at 11 o'clock in Southeastern General hospital.

Funeral services will be held Wednesday at 4 P.M. at Evergreen Holiness church. Burial will be in the Lowry cemetery. Surviving are one son, Willie F. Sutton of Lumberton, Rt.

three daughters, Mrs. Lizzie Hammonds of Lumberton, Rt. 4, Mrs. Deborah Dial of Maxton, Rt. 3, and Mrs.

Lailure Lowry of Pembroke; two sisters, Mrs. Arrie Jane Wilkins and Mrs. Rockie Lee Lowry of Lumberton, Rt. thirteen grandchildren and eight Shannon route 1, Mrs. James Me Fayden of New Orleans, Mrs.

Lee Ballinger of Fort Campbell, Kentucky; four sons, Wilton Bryant of Fayetteville, Josephy Bryant of Huntsville, Texas, Colin Bryant of New Orleans, La. Braxton Bryant of route 1, Lum berton; onf brother, Walter Wes of Butters; one sister, Mrs. Addie Taylor of route 2 Lumberton; se veral grandchildren and grea grandchildren and two great great grandchildren. The funeral will be at Antioc church Wednesday afternoon at o'clock, with burial in the Card en of Faith cemetery. The serv ice will be conducted by Rev.

J. Long and Rev. Eric 0. Murray. The body will be at the church for an hour before the service.

Dean School Classes Perform MAXTON The members of Grade 2-A presented their annual assembly program under the supervision of Miss V. D. Tor- retice. The theme of the program was derived from a unit of work in health, "The Steps, to Good Gordon Zeigler was master of ceremonies. The class sang a song.

Gloria Nicholson, Sandra Dean and Roosevelt McNair represented the three steps, breakfast) lunch and dinner, respectively. The remaining members of the class portrayed the proper foods found in each step by explaining and showing how they help. Eighth grade of the R. B. Dean High School presented their annual program, Thursday.

The theme of this program was physical fitness. After a short devotion, a skit was presented. The following students participated: Christine Maxine McDuffie; Annie McLeod, Cora Lee Bethea, Jeanette Bridges, lary Johnson, Alberta Mall'oy essie Morrison, Jennie Smith, Cousar, Robert Easterling, Galbrealh, fames Hailey, Robert Ilines, Jer- akl Jones, James McDanicl, James McLean, Bobbie Morrison, Huey Rothwell, Eugene Smith and Randolph Smith. The Robesonian, Tuesday, March 19, i Realty Transfers Esther Baldwin et als to Swanie. Sarah Baxley Bass.

The town of Sheldahl, Iowa population 200, lies in parts of counties--Story, Boone and Polk Brayboy, Lumber Bridge, 4.35 acres. Tracy C. Ballou to Tracy C. Ballou et ux, Lumberton. Ella Barton et als to Charlie Barton et ux, Pembroke.

Ella Barton et als to Simmie Barton et ux, Pembroke. Swanie Brayboy to W. D. Reynolds, Lumber Bridge, 4.35 acres. Mollie M.

Burns et als to Hiram B. Burns et ux, Rennert. Sallie McNeil Carver to Herman Glenn Clark et ux, Lumber Bridge. Sarah Driggers Clark et vir to lardy J. Deese, Pembroke.

Mrs. Collier Cobb et als to James Milton Hall et ux. J. B. Coleman ux to Carlyle B.

Biggs, Lumberlon, lots. James D. Currie et ux to Joseph W. et ux, Howellsville, 1 acre. R.

F. Floyd, Trustee, and Waccamaw Bank to D. Williamson, Fairmont. Callie Godfrey et ux to Charles F. Gates Sons, St.

Pauls. Morrison Graham to Alex Jacobs et al, Pembroke, 41.6 acres. J. E. Hall et ux to Rowland Phipps et ux, 17 acres.

William A. Hayes et ux to Fairmont Golf Club Fairmont. Eloise J. Hedgpeth et vir to Hollis R. Batchler, Red Springs, lot.

Home Builders Service Corp. to Jane Honeycutt et vir to A. B. Tyner, West Howellsville. 0.

Ivey et ux to Mae Ivey, East Howellsville, 1' acre. John H. Johnson Jr. et ux to Frank W. Collins et ux, St.

Pauls. Peter D. Jones et ux to Clyde Parrish, Maxton, lot. C. E.

Locklear et ux to James C. Locklear, Smyrna, Jot. Curlane D. Locklear et vir to Wilton Lowry, Pembroke. Lumber River Real Estate to Albert Kahn et ux.

Lumber River Real Estate lo John Ray Douglas et ux, Lumberton lot. Henry C. McKenzie et ux to Morrison McKenzie et ux, Maxton. Hamilton McMillan to King D. McMillan et ux.

King D. McMillan et ux to Hamilton McMillan, Philadelphus. Eula O'Neal McNeil et als to J. Leroy Townsend et als, Howellsville. B.

E. Odum et ux to Elias Tyner et ux, Raft Swamp, 1 acre, John D. Pearson to Sam Pearson et ux, St. Pauls, 37.5 acres. Adeline K.

Smith to J. H. Wright et ux, St. Pauls, lots. W.

D. Wellington et ux to King D. McMillan et ux, Rennert. Janice A. Williams to A.

F. Currin et ux, Rowland, lots; John E. Wood Jr. et ux to Charles W. Huggins et ux, Lumberton.

Driver License Rules Cited Examiner Clyde" Smith of the state driver license bureau at the State Highway Patrol barracks has extended a serious plea that applicants comply with the new regulations. The renewal card sent to the driver must be brought to the license office for receiving a new license, but many are forgetting. He urges that all follow instructions. Cig Machine Tapped Burglars took $2 in pennies and all the cigarets and money in a vending machine at Atlantic Ser-. vice station on West Fifth street Sunday night.

The incident was discovered by Sgt. D. H. Burch and Cpl. English Walters while on patrol in the area about 3:45 a.m.

Monday. It was reported that entry was gained by cutting the screen from a door. A bloodhound was brought in but lost the trail. Pembroke Show School for Wives, a French comedy, will be presented at Pembroke State College Wednesday at 8 P.M. by Players of Washington which originated at Catholic University of America, Washington.

The play was first pres- great grandchildren. Mrs. Sutton ented in 1662. Tickets are avail- was a daughter of the late Mr. and Mrs.

Neil Archie Lowry, Sr. Mrs. Rosetta Spaulding Mrs. Rosetta Spauiding, 77, died at her home at route 4, Lumberton at 8:45 a.m. today.

Funeral plans are incomplete but. the service will be conducted in Union Chapel Methodist church with burial in Oxendine cemetery, but time and date have not been set Mrs. Barbara Bryant Mrs. Barbara Delite Bryant, 86, died about 4:30 P.M. Monday in the Southeastern General Hospital after an illness of six weeks.

Survivors include five daughters, Mrs. John L. Smith of Lumberton (with whom she made her home), Mrs. W. S.

Melton of St Pauls, Mrs. G. able at PSC. MONDAY'S FIGHTS By THE ASSOCIATED PRESS Boston--Joe DeNucci, 167, Newton, outpointed Mike Pusateri. 167, Dedham, 10.

Arnold Brower, 185, Hartford, outpointed Ted Williams, 179, Boston, 10. Larry Carney, 160, Lowell, stopped Willie Green, 159, Providence, R.I., 7. Tommy Haden, 122V4, Providence, R.I., stopped George Colton, 125, Tewksbury, 5. Dick French, 143, Warwick, R.T., outpointed Paul Christie, 147, Arlington, 10. LOS ANGELES-Tevil Holeman, 154, San Diego, knocked out Rielero Arreola, 147, Mexico, 9.

The youngest daughter of President Taylor eloped with Jeffer- N. Lovette I son Davis. CLOSED WEDNESDAY AFTERNOONS Collins-White LUMBERTON A THE I Yaulter C. K. Yanc UCLA his whip-like fiberglass pole toward the bar, I bottom, ut.Ytlhcad.yJcw of com petition In Lot Angtlei.

BOTTOM DOLLAR'S BIG FOUR HOUR WEDNESDAY 9 till LOOK! LOOK! HOSIERY SALE! TXT Full Fashion (Slightly Irregulars) pair WEDNESDAY MORNING INDIVIDUAL CELLO PKG. LOOK! FIRST TIME SO LOW! LAST CALL! QUILTING SPECIAL COTTON BATTING Full Comfort Size Reg. 89c 54 LOOK! NEW SPRING PRINTS 25 2 To 10 Yard Pieces REG. 69c YD. Yd.

FOR QUILTING or DRESS! BOTTOM DOLLAR Joins The Majority and Closes Wednesday Afternoons! Bottom Dollar Elm 2nd Store Next To Collins Across From Fire Station It Had To Be There Because Of The RED HOT Values.