her special interestsfir-s/tDime.cMld specialist in the rearingof her eight children and nextfor the varying skills of cook-iRay Oxendine, baseballaiog, flower andg e t a bndCatawba Co!*foot ball coach at lege, Salisbury. Ray and his wife, the former Fgardening and, of later years flashing, the hobby she was mostHamptonandtheiriable to share with her husband. ar}(j former teacher**TVTr fTWvi nn IQ flf- 1 _ . . . .daughters reside in Salisbury.Ruth 0. Hurnevich, housewifeMrsTomas he is af-' j.jurnevjch and her nusbandfeet ion ally known throughout janjes Hurnevicb. and theirRobeson County, is rememberedas a teacher of 42 years, teaching in Robeson, Scotland awj DIUon Counties. Oxendineand one daughter reside nBerkley. Mich.Mr and Mrs JosephGirteducation. He was particularly. ,10 rlt;£*ovcd and appreciated for bishereMrsF redjerformances in filing, evenBible story | Mrs- Maynorable Locklear and Mrsafter retirement. AdolphBluepresid edMrsSisof children make himi mu- b sought after substitute .eacher even to this day. When lt;M arrives on the usual school ‘ampos and is recognized as*Mr. TomdaDoltonHLowry p i n n •• don the ladyminiature corsages onguests, assisted by Mrs. Lela Brooks Locklear and Mrs. Anne1MavQuests wereinthere isn’t much j t^uced U, iU- receiving line. I hv Mr. and Mrs. NicRie L..sswork going on until his' ^ ^N'ickiLds the Pembroke i »Voce of tiie Oxecdine,UJble story and songtver He ailospel Cbapel. along with Mrj ’ixendJne and o'ber family pern hersJKrirT CHILDRENTlie greatest applause came■ILocklear Mrs Locklearapresiding ui the gift r-xrnIIMrs. Charles E Oxendr rxMrsBill IJlt;*nd Miewiththet»4na Locklear. Awitririg in * preparation and s^/vr g of *henotation that the 1 food were Mmes Ben Maynor,Camel Lockiear D a w 1 e yIhighlight of the half century union was the rearing of eightMaynor, Pauline MillieRuthSfldren and ft® parental role wf . and S**0., U“!!Dhuy shored in successes, joyssorrows as a family unit, were introductions and*rThere teiefingsand Misses TherSherea,Paula ar.d Sheha LocklearAppetizers were served iromoneachof t h e I the entrance hallsister ofoWklren. ard for those who best j know the “Tliomas Oxendine Maynor andMr. Oxendine. Mrs. TheodoreMiiS Lumbeehunily,nythesucesses were I Miss Wanda Kay Locklear1 The invocation was givlt;^ f:HwOivUig WiU Hhe honoicesj uhe Itev« Charles W. Oxendu