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v. 1 Tobacco season : a child's remembrance / by Nancy Britt -- Courageous colonel commands county's respect / by Nell Skinner Lyon -- Abiah's legend lives on / by Henry A. McKinnon, Jr. -- Floral College : first in higher education for females in N.C. / by William S. McLean -- Ireland native revered in Robeson / by Matt Freeman -- Asbury Church / by Linda Oliver Huggins and Lula N. Williams -- Christmas traditions at the historic Caldwell home / Ann Smith -- 'A solid worker' among his people / by Jack Sharpe -- H.L. Edens : Robeson County's pioneer educator / by Scott Bigelow -- Hayswood heralded for education efforts in county / as told to Lane Luke by Elizabeth S. Kemp and Dorothy Washington -- Janie Carlyle Hargrave : missionary on the home front / as told to Elizabeth S. Kemp by J.R. Edmundson -- May Day is mainstay tradition at Flora Macdonald Academy / Karen Van Zandt -- 'Old Whiskers' : man of many talents / Lula N. Williams -- Dr. Neill A. Thompson : hospital's founding father / by Lula N. Williams -- History of a dream 'hospital' : Baker Sanatorium / by Ann Smith -- Dr. E.L. Bowman was a friend to everyone / by Ann Smith -- Governor McLean : county's leading citizen of first 200 years / Henry A. McKinnon, Jr. -- Miss Lula shared her talent and love with everyone / by Lula N. Williams -- One-stop shopping at Lumberton Trading Company / by J. Leroy Townsend, Jr. and Betty Fisher -- Family business shapes county's economy / as told by I. Murchison Biggs to Betty Fisher -- Glover's firehouse was the town's nerve center / by Helen Sharpe (as told by Ed. J. Glover, Jr.) -- E.M. Johnson : a man of exceptional service / by Ann Smith -- Pearson a staple of character in Pembroke / by Frances M. Cummings -- Marietta native is still "jamming" at age 95 / as told to Mary McLean and Jackie Utz -- Discovering Mitchell : a Robesonian at The New Yorker / by Scott Bigelow -- A remembrance of Parkton 100 years old in 2001 / Effie Rose McNeill McMillan -- The general / by Lula N. Williams -- A Robeson County family's response to Pearl Harbor / as told by Frances Dietzel to Stan Smith -- Ray Revels : a Robeson prisoner of war survivor / by Nell Skinner Lyon -- Remembering 'Mr. Tom' / by Joseph B. Oxendine -- E.B. Turner : a crusader for a better Lumberton / by Stan Smith -- Maude Stewart : artist with a needle / by Nancy Britt -- Faulk's handiwork is rich with family heritage / by Dorris Smith Faulk as told to Karen Van Zandt -- Henry Locklear : county's highest decorated veteran / by Ann Smith -- From tiny tots to seniors : Mabel Floyd's been an inspiration / as told by Mabel Mitchell Floyd to Ann Smith -- Life a well-traveled road for Mary Stephens / by Mayme Tubbs -- Christmas Eve on the Fuller farm / by Nell Graham Skinner Lyon -- The love of time, the next worst thing / by Stan Knick. |
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v. 2. Robeson County's first industrial site / by Henry A. McKinnon, Jr. -- The Blount family : a Robeson legacy since 18th century / by Nash A. Odom -- MacLeods built history on Chestnut Street / by Nell Skinner Lyon -- Diary describes Yankee raid on Lumberton / by William S. McLean -- McNair will created lecture series at UNC / by Ann McArthur Tedder -- Hunter a monument to education / by K. Blake Tyner -- Elder Elias D. Johnson : pioneer Baptist minister / by Nash A. Odom -- Burnt Islands Church became Antioch Baptist / by Samuel A. West -- Methodist church celebrates 200th anniversary / by Mary Lewis Lamm and Judy Jackson Seals -- County medical system : history, present, future / Dr. Horace M. Baker Jr., Dr. D.E. Ward Jr., Dr. Bob B. Andrews -- Dr. Clark followed family tradition / Jennifer Fuller -- Lumberton doctor lengthens grandfather's legacy / by Nell Skinner Lyon -- Andrews was county's first full-time pathologist / by Betty Fisher -- Smith a pioneer in Robeson County dentistry / by Frances M. Cummings -- Tom Oxendine : North Carolina pioneer in aviation / by Joseph B. Oxendine -- Strength, friends shaped his life [Charles David McNeill] / by Helen S. Sharpe -- Sinclair left legacy of courage, caring, work / y Helen S. Sharpe -- School days on Walnut Street in 1930s / by Catherine Wilson Jeffries -- Author listens to his 'inner voice' [Delano Cummings] / by Ann Smith -- Hector MacLean : 'man for all seasons' / by Helen S. Sharpe -- Rowland's senior businesswoman model of success, courage / by Barbara A. Powell -- The coroner, a trusted democrat [Dennis and Chalmers Biggs] / by Jack Sharpe -- Coble Wilson : from ice-cream cones to cars, trucks / by Helen S. Sharpe -- Father's Day tribute : pulled up by his bootstraps [Josh McArthur] / by Frances M. Cummings -- Lumberton aviation history : first flight July 4, 1912 / by Linda Oliver Huggins and Lula N. Williams Jr. -- Judge McKinnon : faithful in all his pursuits / by Helen S. Sharpe -- Bob Mangum : man of unique opportunities / by Stan Smith -- Jack Sharpe and the county newspaper / by Helen S. Sharpe -- Valentine's Day tribute to A.J. Holmes, Jr. / by Nancy Burns Britt -- Weinstein, Faulk story has holiday warmth / by Dorris Faulk -- English Jones bridged political, racial divides / by Scott Bigelow -- Livermore family played a major role in Robeson County / by Betty Fisher -- Howard Cooper : a local profile in courage / by Cooper Harriss and Meader Harriss -- Educator Elizabeth Kemp opened doors for others / y Dorris Faulk -- Lowrys were passionate about music / by Scott Bigelow -- Many jump aboard Rowland railroad museum / by Maryetta H.S. Wilson -- 'Prof' McNeill was proponent of school, sports / by Elizabeth S. Kemp -- E.R. Gause's contributions honored / by Scott Witten and Robert Shaw -- Halloweens remembered / by Nancy Burns Britt -- There'll be flowers in heaven / by Stan Knick. |
