Dewey Lockee

"... Soulas, and Ms. Cleo Budner; nine gr an two sisters, Mrs. Evelyn of Greenville, and Mrs. Margaret of Columbia, two brothers, the Rev. A. A. Lockee of Pembroke and Dewey Lockee of New Jersey. Mrs. Clark was a native of Robeson and was the daughter of the late Rev. Arren and Mrs. Mary Emanuel Lockee, and the widow of the late ..."

"... most of the ladies beginning at ll a. m. I United Methodist Church in ation Fol- going on on Robeson farms. are the -hardest things to can. The Rev. Dewey Lockee served as guest day against enemy troops and supplies throughout Cambodia as compared to a daily average j The Federal State Market vey Brock, Carlie Brock and 0 f 24 ..."

"... and Mrs. Lonnle Revels, were Mr. and Mrs. Leonard Godwin of Greensboro, Mrs. Alton Wells and children of Charlotte, and Mrs. Gladys of Greenville, S. C. Mr. and Mrs. Dewey Lockee of N. J., are visiting in the home of Mr. and Mrs. Van Sampson and Rev. •nd Mrs. Archie Lockee. Mrs. Lillian Locklear and her son, Gregory and hls giri ..."

"... Mrs. Van Sampson, Mrs. Charlie Chavis, and Mrs. Nettie Walker, and daughter, Karmi, of Mills left Saturday for Philadelphia, Pa., where they visited another daughter of Mrs. Woodell. Mrs. Dewey Lockee, who suffered a stroke and ls still unable to speak. Mr. and Mrs. Maynor, of Mount Alry, visited thc weekend in the homes of Mrs. mother, Mrs. Dovie Graham, and ..."