I
Fayetteville
Happenings
By Mrs..T.H. Kinney
MMS-0r!IfIUnUn!C0C?,af 'T'iTC Ms' Shlrky ,OBits' Wa,ter ftirto. Jr., Ms. Mary Pirry,
i SiiAS?? k w .S"ndS Mcj2ain' Ms- Glori y. Ms. Lisa Drake, Ms. Fannie Jones
Ms. Willie Mae Lawrence and Ms. Josephine Davis.
We join the mourners around the world in loss of
the "Man of Peace' Anwar Sadat, 1918-1981.
Perhaps one day we can all have a better understan
ding of things that seem and things that are done.
Happy Birthday anniversary to. Ms. Eliza
Mallett, Ms. Jamie V. Hayes, Ms. O. Murchison
and Mrs. Margaret Hannah.
Mrs. Mildred Jones was named "Woman of the
Year" at her church on Sunday. She is a teacher
who works and works and works. . . .We con-
gratulate her.
The Shaw University Club met Saturday to work1
on .plans for the year.
Dr. Dolly Desselle Adams, of McLean, Virginia,,
was the speaker at the Annual Women's Day
Celebration at St. Luke AMB Church on Sunday
morning. The theme was "Women United For
Church Expansion."
Dr. Adams' educational and professional ex-
I periences span eight states and the District of Col-
SAT.., CCTC2JI 17,1531 TKECAKCLIKAm:Sr11 '
certificates and awards. She presently is a free lance
consultant and holds memberships in links, Jack
and Jill, Alpha Kappa Alpha Sorority, Women's
Society, NAACP, Phi Delta Kappa and Alpha Kap
pa Mu Honor Society. She received her B.A. degree
from Louisiana Southern University, M.A.,
University of Michigan and the Ed.D. at Baylor
University in Texas. She is the wife of Bishop John
Hurst Adams and the mother of three daughters.
r;v." . ', -;"" :"?.. '
Warp Council and Ms. Lina Jardine ofV Pine
1 Forest High School have been named National
Merit Scholarship Semifinalists.
., . ,
"Fiddler On The Roof" can be enjoyed at the
Bordeau Dinner Theater through November 22,
William T. Brown, associate superintendent of
Fayettevffle City Schools, was the 52nd Annual
Men's Day speaker at First Baptist Church on Sun
day morning. The evening play was directed by
Mrs. Laura Hill.
Sgt. Carlton Tearry, a graduate of E.E. Smith,
has been named "Soldier of the Week." He enjoys
doing things with his hands. He is a Fayetteville
native. He comes from a family who built their own
homes. His uncles are plumbers, masons and elec
tricians. He enjoys poetry after a hard day of work.
He has received the Depatment of the Army Cer
tificate of Achievement and the Army Commenda
tion medal. We salute him.
Thousands enjoyed the 49th Cape Fear Fair here
this week past. Bright skies and warm Kith
SHOP KROGER FOR MORE COST CUTTER SAVINGS DURING OUR.
THR
AOVERTISEO ITEM POLICY
llrh i
WMltlMn ngnMm of mwmtKtufK H you m not im
M. ICOOK rum mm tk. uai .
V
j nrw vw pufcneat pnet.
10 S. " "HT T0 lm" WANTTW. H(m SOLO
COfYHOHT mi-THi KROGM CO. ItlHU AMD M1CIS
ooootumrocT. n nwu iatimoav oo. j. ini in
DURHAM
m mitvi rut mom to iimtt ouantitiii. mom ioid
TOOIALIIt.
V4 U.S. GOVT GRADED CHOICE7! -
Boneless Top (T rf
Sirloin Steak PV
8AVIUPT040 ON
800PE3 COST CUTTC33
COSSPARED TO OTHER IMNDS AT KR0GE1.
f3 ,FM M sown ewe, m mix mm ire rrocun.
(24-OZ. ROLL. . . 12.23)
Gunnoo's
A. f -ZtT.
vuuiiTrv sausaaoY
Mb.
U.S. GOV'T GRADED CHOICE
Tail-Less
T-Bone Steak
WHOU FRESH IOSTON BUTT
JIICIOINTO
lb.
29
Pork Steaks iB
b $K99
PEAR SHAPED COUNTRY ClUI
Conned Ham
IllCIO
ran
Sun Giant
Raisins
12-oz.
Pkg.
n Suit Gold A
Scndwich Breed
fC.S??fifi'A MEND Of IftrYlJW. yf
QT-Jl HVDRATEO TEXTURED F flV
YSSSir Of!AKI PROTEIN r I
ft-7 Kroger's Pro
t OIJNTRY OVEN
mmmriit ml
Kroger 0.5 t
V LowfatMHk
VI Plastic I
Ctn. LJ
INDIVtDUAUYMRAPPED SLICES
KROGER AMERICAN 4 4f I
Cheese $1391
Food. A A
QUARTERS KROGER A J1!
Margarine . .. . ..X pk9. 1
MU1T-GRAIN KROGER A C4 1Q
Bread 2 "fcr
$FBeerl2 $409
Chip
Mates
KROGER LARGE
M t m m 1 UV
uraae a tggs Doi. 1 9
(EXCEPT IEEE. FISH OR HAM)
FROZEN
Morton Dinners Vka!
(12 01. CANS) FROZEN KROGER)
Orange Juice ... 6 Pak
tint fflTURNAILR latnn
UAI t&IM M .... T . '
Wot Pops!
or Popji Cob
JJ?.? 0 INSPECTED'
GRADE A
Chicken (B(plC
Breast ,b Qfty "
FROZEN U.S.D.A. INSPECTED ' "
HLIS. AND UP I" Aft'
Young Turkey... Ib.59
U S D. A. CHOICE FRESH AMERICAN
SI-5S LR. AVG. 4 BO
Whole Lamb lblS9
1 w iri-ii
Rf 4i IMbimi VB..RU
rr uumrv tinn
evc vrvum
Gal.
Ctnr.
umbia. She is a native of Marksville. La. She has prevailed the whole week, whereas last vear's fair
1 done several publications and has received many ws rain-soaked and lightly attended. Many
children and other fair-goers really celebrated this
year.
A group of 75 junior and senior high school
students from Asheboro were recently given guided
tours around the city and Fort Bragg.
An annual "Oktoberfest" was held recently by
the Special Forces Association. The festivities
began at 11 a.m. at the site on Doc Bennett Road
This fall, the Fort Bragg Playhouse will present
"Raisin In The Sun" beginning October 23 at 8:15
p.m.
The Cumberland County Advisory (vocational)
Council met recently at Douglas Byrd School.
Ms. Grade Jackson, a home economics teachers,
spoke at the monthly meeting of Cumberland
County-Fayetteville City . Home Economics
Teachers Association at Southview Junior Hieh
SchooL -.
White Rose Circle
White Rose Circle Club met Sunday, October 1 1,
at the homeof Mrs. Marie Clark on Sawyer St. The
agenda included a short devotion, reports approved
by the group, and election of officers by Mrs.
Kathleen Brown, president of the Presidents Coun
' cil.
Afterward, the hostess served a delicious repast
to those present: Mmes. Janie Butler, Therlan
Thompson, Tressa Green, Edna Satterfield, Aletha
McDouglad, Maggie Thompson, Flossie Torain,
Goldie Mitchiner and E.B. Flint all.
The next meeting will be November 8.
Ms. Sandra Clement
Selected To Attend
Pre-Health Institute
Miss Sandra D. Clement, daughter of Mr. and
Mrs: A.J.H. Clement, III, was one of 20 minority
.students from across the United States selected to
attend the 1981 Pre-Health Institute at Creighton
University in Omaha, Nebraska. The six-week
program was designed for students interested in
the basic health sciences.
Miss Clement received the most outstanding
student awards in chemistry and physics at the
culmination of the Institute.
She is now enrolled as a freshman at the Univer
sity of North Carolina at Chapel Hill.
TWO-WEEK CALENDAR
October 19 -30, 1981
KROGfR
Instant
Coffee.
MOZfN
j Fox Deluxe
Phio 'A?
Avondale
Gelatin k,'
ftttlOIPOUT
7 Russet Baking
I Potatoes y
Fresh $129
Mushrooms .Carton Ui
EASTERN
1
Rome Apples . lag
FRESH
Apple Cider
GREEN VARIETY f"Ac
Bartlett Pears. bOU
SHElllO 4 An
Ataoiids;,.;..,.;....,1!99
-INCHPOT
Nsedlspcint Ivy
$C93
lech l
UwliU: r "wilt ' P'TiiLtea)
AVAKAHI OFHY IN
STORES WITH
DELIDEPTS. .
HOT FOODS
AVAHAHIIlwn
TIlTpm
INCLUDES: It-PIECES CHICKEN, Ml. POTATO
Jumbo Pak
Fried Chicken Eoch
SLICED TO ORDER,
ur round
Roast Beef
SLICED IV THE PIECE
CHEDDAR DAISEY '
Hoop Cheese
FRESH IAKEOAPPE OR
Pumpkin Pie
24-ot.
PI
FRESH IAKEO
Kaiser Rolls.
SANOV MAC V
Boiled Ham
SMffl
tnr
unEM
AVONOAll CUT
Green
Beans
COUNTIT OVtN
Angel Food
Cake 'A?
iff Flak
Coconut . ';"
OCHD ClfST
Marshmallow
Creme jS"
COUNHV OVIN
Potato
Chips ....
UCVAlUt
Cheese
Puffs ....
raoziNmocn
Glazed
Donuts 'A,;'
AVONOAll
Pear
Halves '&
YOUR CITY
. COUNCIL
cm I
iininl
WUCtfIT
Maraschino
Cherries 'Z
AVONOAll
Mandarin
Oranges... 'ciHT
noon
Vienna
Sausage... c2
KHOCfl
lima
69c
36c
c.Xt $A 79
Diapers... t JjTtoFTTW
WercestarsUr Ofi f ItWl)
Sauce tT 0 NyV
in 99 yjklr
COONItY OWN . . ty. Jf
99c ymM
" ' Tomato OOC
Ss' atO
(-P I U 0&C CQC
ib k 0iMl1ngi& 09
S9C
The Durham City Council wll hold i regular mooting Monday night at '
7:30 p.m. In the City Council Chambers at City Had. The meeting is
pen to the public.
Matters to bo discussed include: Anexation (Areas 1,2,4,5,6); Site
Plan tor Lynnhavon; Inspect Ion Regulations and Fee Schedules: and
Development Incentive Program.
City Government meetings scheduled during the next two weeks in
clude: MONDAY, OCTOBER 19, 1981
5:00 HUMAN RELATIONS COMMISSION EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE
MEETING ( Personnel Briefing Room 1st Floor)
ITY COUNCIL MEETING
(City Councl Chamborslst Root)
TUESDAY, OCTOBER 20
4:30 p.m. PUBLIC ACTIVITIES COMMITTEE OF HUMAN RELA
TIONS (Personnel Briefing Roomlst Floor)
WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER 21
COMMUNITY SERVICES COMMITTEE
9:30 a.m.
9:30 a.m.
5:00 p.m.
(Councl Committee Room2nd Floor)
CATV A0VIS0RT COMMITTEE
(Councl Committee Roomlst Floor)
GO
LAKEWOOD SHOPPING CENTER EAST FRANXLIN ST. CHAPEl HILL t ROXBORO & LATTA ROADS HILLSSOROUGH ROAD AT loSALU
OVERNMENT LIAISON COMMITTEE ON HUMAN
RELATIONS
(Personnel Briefing Roomlst Floor)
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 22
2:15 p.m. FINANCE COMMITTEE
(Councl Committee Room2nd Floor)
FRIDAY. OCTOBER 23
8:30 a.m. SUBDIVISION REVIEW BOARD
(Inspection Conference Room3rd Floor)
MONDAY, OCTOBER 26
2:15 p.m. PUBLIC WORKS COMMITTEE
(Comcl Committee Room2nd Floor)
. TUESDAY, OCTOBER 27
10:00 t.m. BOARD OF ADJUSTMENT
(Ceund Cemmrrtee floomd Floor)
WEDNESDAY. OCTOBER 21
Nt Meetings
THURSDAY, OCTOBER 29
10:00 p.m. C0MMiTTEE-OF-THE-WHOLE
(Councl Committee Room2nd Floor) N
. FRIDAY, OCTOBER 30
1:30 a.m. SUBDIVISION REVIEW BOARD
(Inspections Conference Room3rs) Root)
NOTE: Al meetings an hold m the Cly Hal. 101 Dry Had Phut.
niess morwM naicatM.
after this 1st ie suomfttod tar publcatloa. Free parking tMlUblo lur-
Addttkmal meetings maw bo scheduled
tog bi
it Perl
ocated across numgum street from ny Hal. The Cty Ceuacl meetini
ktg tna Councl Meitint it tba Chepei HI Street Parking Oaraoa,
im do cornea ma en cabuwisiuh channel b. g
Any cmzea wtshtng to to heard oa agenda matters, pons ol
H3-41B8, City Clerk s Office, to place your tamo on the speakers 1st.