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1S-THE CAROLINA TIMES SAT.. APRIL 14,1979 i r r tr w I I " ""I tin i - MB Hill i " ' ' . - : 1 - ,,--11 ri.."iii- r.irr. .- .i i. ,i ' T ' ' - , II i Y .-. i V;:- .... i i :it:i: HAPPENINGS BY MRS. T.H. KINNEY Cumberland County educators enjoyed a make up day Saturday past. Rochelle Castin, Aprale Davis, Phaedra Jo Grove Danielle Harris Robin Hey ward , Joy Henderson, -Velda Jones, Althea Lewis, Vernice Mitchell, Shontma Purdie Tushanna Purdie, Barbetta RusseU and Illene Young. Chnstopner Harris, Rafael McBroom and Anthony Worley served as marshalls. An organization meeting was held for a local youth chapter of the NAACP Sunday afternoon in the Gillespie Street Library. Anyone interested in helping organize the chapter is asked to contact Charles Evans at 485-2415. LOCAL LPN"S HONORED - Two Durham Licenwd Practical Nurses, Mrs. Sarah Cates and Mrs. Lucretia A. McCoy, received awards Sunday, April 8, for their many years of faithful serves as members of the North Carolina Licensed Pactical Nurses Association and the National Federation of Licensed Practical Nurses. Incorporated at a buffet luncheon atBlair House sponored by the Durham Area of NCLPNA. Left to right are Mrs. Ernestine K. Turner, president pthe Durham Area NCLPNA; Mrs. Cates, Mrs. McCoy, and Mrs. Elizabeth T. Jone, president of NCLPNA. Greetings anrf ac knowledgements were presented by Mrs. Jones and former nursing instructors, MrsAdele Butts, Mrs. N.H. Cordice and Mrs. Louise B. Hibberd. Many attended the 102nd Founder's Day Observance .at Fayetteville State University Sunday past. Members and friends of the Zeta Phi Beta Sorority, Inc. enjoyed a tea which was held at the home of Soror Bessye Tvler on Bennett Drive, Sunday afternoon. J Happy Birthday anniversary to Mrs. Laura Blue, Ms. Jean Hall, Gerald Price and Bennie Hayes from relatives and friends. Let us be aware of lightening during storms. Experts say it is wise to avoid certain locations and situations during storms. Stay away from open doors and windows. Avoid using telephones or television sets. Don't touch metal ob jects and pipes or electrical appliances. Avoid hilltops, flagpoles, towers or a lone tree. The South Central Area Chapter of the Bennett College National Alumnae Association recently presented their first "Little Miss Bennett Pageant" at the Spectrum on Danbury Road. Welcome was given by Mrs. Glenda Purdie Harris, president of the area chapter. Contestants were Bernadette Anderson, Natalie Chestnutt, Nicole Chestnutt, "Charleys Annt" was enjoyed Friday and Saturday past at E.E. Smith Senior High School. irw v f ADVERTISED ITEM POLICY LS ' I I 1 H Etch of thtM mm raorwt lo braadity A I I - 1 1 A J I UHdtam.wtwMoMryouyour chole. of compwibto SSwT I X X II L chwl.youIopurelfoMn J) V I A If I , kMth)vftiMdpriowWln30cvi. J I I 1 I " u2sr. ( TOTAL SATISFACTION GUARANTEE 1 fill 7 V J V P' -Wdf X -r I f KROGER gBaarj . LJ fj Brown 'N tooiauh. Camia IFaIKS onclcss LJ? 9 IM ' sd Hum j aaa, 1 3 LJ JJ ' fc' " J IWQCHliZ. j. 1 All jl Lvt.' U Your Durham And Chapel IlllI Kroger Storey 24 HUBS. Including Easter Sunday, April 1 5th And Monday, April 1 6th "Man of La Mancha" was enjoyed at Cape Fear High School Friday night. Jerry Thomas, an eighth grader at Edgewood Middle School, is the Fayetteville City champion in the annual Na tional Spelling Bee Contest sponsored by the Charlotte Ob server. Jerry will compete in the regional finals in Charlotte on April 20. Thousands of visitors saw many sights at nearbyJPope Air Force Base on- Saturday during its annual "open house." A clean-up campaign began Monday and continued through the month of April. It is to encourage citizens to keep their communities clean and to remove liter. Members of the Omega Psi,Phi Fraternity held their annual Mardi Gras Friday night at the Village Hall in Eutaw Center. New officers have- been elected for 1979-80 by the Fayetteville-Cumberland County Youth Council. Bobby Bosworth of E.E. Smith High School serves as president of the council. Other officers are Carol Yeager, Reid Ross, senior vice president; Sam Fleishman E.E. Smith, junior vice president; Wandra Tripp, Cape Fear, secretary ; and Debbie Waitman Jerry Sanford, treasurer. 'The Democratic Women's Club of Cumberland County met Tuesday past at 7:30 p.m. in the old county court house. Mayor Beth Finch was in charge of the program. Ten area churches observed a joint Good Friaday service "The Seven Last Words," at Smith Chapel on Boundary Lance sponsored by the Fayetteville Cumberland Ministerial Council. A concert by the Third World Chorus of Whiteville and the Young Adult choir of Simon Temple A.M.E. Zon Church on Yadkin Road presented a Men's Day Observ ance. Many Fayetteville-Cumberland County Educators attended the NCAE Convention which was held in Charlotte over the past weekend. val. Many traveledd to Wilmington to enjoy the Azelea Festi- Kroger Gelatin Kroger Moyonncise Toastmistress members from Fort Bragg, Fayettvile and Durham gathered in Raleigh Cates Community college at Meredith College Saturday past. They enjoyed workshops and hospitality. HICKORY MOUNTAIN FARMS, 12-15-L. AVO Country ltea, WHOUS-10-ll.AVO. Csnsless Smoked Hems COUNTRY CLUl Pctties 1" 10-14-LB. AVC FROZEN M Young fK Turkeys ;A J KROGER S4-OZ. Scndwieh Creed KROGIR HOMOGENIZED OR e W Kroger Coffoo Cm i r uAfTwmi Funeral servces for Mrs. Retha Smith, 51, of 582 Cambell Terrace were held Sunday afternoon at the Bible Way Holiness Church. Sympathy is extended her parents Mr. and Mrs. William McKa,y, two sons, five daughters, her sister and a brpther. Funeral services for -John D. CampbeJ, 6)4, ofJJ4 Williston St. were held Saturday afternoc at j Wiseman's Morturary. Sympathy is extended to her son, John D. Campbell Jr., Of New York City. Funeral services for James Williams, 71, of 1005 Deep Creek Road " were held Thursday afternoon at Smith Chapel Baptist' Church. Sympathy is extended to his wife Mrs. Viola Williams, two daughters; two sons and a sister. HAPPY EASTER to all CAROLINA TIMES READERS! 44 "Vft 111 flu 2 od.3n l IV Plastic II SlolViowVAT Kroger Kroger Instcnt Coffee -OO AKiy TREES GROW 'COMPLETELY UNDCP0POUND? ll: Birds Eye yt Mjl Cool Whip II til 11 -1 , x l-OI. Appieseuce c PHlsbury Plus Ccke Mix 2V country am 7. J -lb. Ilfn J Can mKM. lucDcmn auncA MAIVAL OF VIRGINIA. S-U-LI. AVO. TiirkAvt lb. U.S. OOVT GRADED CHOICE, SEEF CHUCK ARM. Coneless Boston DaII Roost ..lb. & U J. OOVT ORADtO CHOKI. TAIlf T-RONI OR SA Porterhouse y jlvv C-k ....ib. Ca KROGIR Naturcl Flavor Ice Creca OINUINI Idrho finl Ctn. tL .$1179 . M -ID. II potatoes jlu Bag ta ii; (10-11. IAO...SI.W. 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