| Record Number | Citation |
|---|---|
| WARR001 |
Warrick, Joby. “Tainted wells, poisoned relations.” News and Observer 15 October 1995: B1 (Raleigh, N.C.) |
| TOWL003 |
Towle, Lisa H. “'Dream team' for education: targeted for takeover, schools get help with dropouts, illiteracy.” North Carolina (Raleigh: North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry) 52.6 (June 1994): 29-31. |
| TOWL001 |
Towle, Lisa H. “A recipe for economic health.” North Carolina (Raleigh: North Carolina Citizens for Business and Industry) 52.6 (June 1994): 21-26. |
| LOCK004 |
Locklear, Brett A. “Letter: Lumbee writer appalled by GQ article.” Robesonian 16 March 1994: 4A. |
| WITT002 |
Witten, Scott. “File this GQ article under fiction.” Robesonian 4 March 1994: 4A. |
| RAAB001 |
Raab, Scott. “Reasonable doubt.” GQ 64.3 (March 1994): 240-47, 268-70. |
| DOBI001 |
Dobie, Kathy. “Murder by the road in Robeson County.” Vibe 2.1 (February 1994): 72-78. |
| TAYL001 |
Taylor, Curtis L. “Rural county in N.C. contends with city problems. James Jordan's murder brought notoriety to Robeson County. It has high unemployment and drug trade.” Philadelphia Inquirer (Pennsylvania) 23 August 1993: B04 (Monday). |
| 881 |
Locklear, Barbara Braveboy. “Pembroke Manufacturer Earns Blue Chip Award.” Robesonian 20 June 1993: D1. |
| ROBE003 |
“Robeson County sets bold example with new prenatal care policy.” PR Newswire 3 February 1993: p. 0204CH004. 704 words. |
| 880 |
Toole, Judith. ‘Revealing Portrait’ of County Compiled.” Robesonian 23 Aug. 1992: 1A. |
| 865 |
Culbreth, John. “County Usurps Power to Appoint Unity Members; Chair Resigns in Protest.” Robesonian 25 July 1989: 1A. |
| 1233 |
Segrest, Mab. “Robeson County’s ‘Third World Ills’.” Christian Century 11 May 1988: 468-69. Rpt. (with modifications) in: Southern Changes [Atlanta: Southern Regional Council] 10.4 (July/Aug. 1988): 14-16. |
| 844 |
Jordan, Pat. “The Passions of Joe Freeman Britt.” Southern Magazine March (1987): 38-41, 95-99. |
| ROSS002 |
Ross, Thomas E. “A comprehensive bibliography of the Carolina bays literature.” Journal of the Elisha Mitchell Scientific Society 103.1 (1987), 28-42. |
| 904 |
“At Pembroke, Cottage to Memorialize Indians Dedicated.” Charity and Children [Thomasville, NC] 29 Oct. 1978: 3, 8. |
| 903 |
Eliades, David K. “A Conversation with Walter Pinchbeck.” Pembroke Magazine no. 8 (1977): 206-11. |
| 811 |
Gamble, Douglass R. Pembroke Revitalization Program. Raleigh, NC: Community Development Group, North Carolina State U, 1974. |
| 902 |
“Let’s Take a Pilgrimage … First to Odum Home.” Charity and Children [Thomasville, NC] 87.6 (28 Oct. 1973). |
| 809 |
Coit, J. “Panel Cites Robeson Bias.” News and Observer [Raleigh, NC] 31 March 1973: 17. |
| 805 |
“Survey Discovers Robeson Job Bias.” News and Observer [Raleigh, NC] 1 Oct. 1972: I-5. |
| 899 |
Peebles, Lucy Gray. “Lumbee Recreation Park Exceeds Dreams.” The Lumbee 11 Nov. 1965: 1. |
| HUNT017 |
Hunt, Elmer W. The Elmer W. Hunt photograph collection. U of North Carolina at Pembroke Library, Pembroke, NC, 1953-1973. |
| 889 |
“1,000 Indian 4-H Members Now Enrolled in Robeson.” [article, 1950?] [PSU-MLL-Clippings File.] |
| 888 |
Workman, Bill. “Woman Missionary Carries On Orphanage for Indian Children.” Charlotte Observer 19 June 1949: 20A. |
| 887 |
“Indian Orphanage, Named Odum Home for Founder, Is Operating Nicely. History Read at Dedication.” Robesonian 4 Jan. 1943: 2. |
| 886 |
Livermore, Mary. “Odum Home for Indian Orphans.” Robesonian 15 May 1941: 3. |
| 885 |
“The Indian Orphanage: An Appeal for Support.” Robesonian 3 Dec. 1940: 7. |
| 884 |
“First Camporee Held by Robeson Indian Scouts.” Robesonian 6 May 1940: 5. |
| 883 |
“Indian Welfare Group Seeks Information about Orphans.” Robesonian 5 April 1939: 5. |
| 882 |
“County Indian Child Welfare Group Formed.” Robesonian 27 Jan. 1939: 2. |
| ROBE006 |
“Robeson County.” In: The North Carolina County Photography Collection. North Carolina Collection, University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. |
