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time tSw*S7
was announced ? ay by Mrs.
Edward L. > te. DupUn Co
unty Heart Fund Chairman an
Mrs. Hani. Dobbin , Duphn
County Heart Fund Co-Chair
man. This is the 20th Ann
iversary of the North Caro
lina Heart Association aid ev
erything Indicates tha it wUl
be the finest Heart Fund Cam
paign ever held. Back In 1949
the Heart Fund Campaign rai
sed a total of 16.000. In 1968
the N.C. Heart Fund Campaign
produced a record $747,784.29
of this total $8,264.65 was con
tributed by Duplin County. We
are proud of this outstanding
contribution and are deeply gr
ateful tha the Duplin Citlaens I
have recognized the Importance
of fighting our Naion's number
one^'killer." J. -|
TIM local campaign wm oe
carried out in conjuration with
the drives of the North Caro
lina and American Heart As
soclation under the leader
ship of the following officers:
President and Heart Fund Ch
airman: Mrs. Edward L. Boy
ette, Chinquapin; Heart Fund
Chairman: Mrs. H*tie Dob
bins, Teachey; Treasurer: Mrs.
Boyd Walker, Mount Olive;
Medical Representative: Dr.
Corbett L. Quinn, Magnolia;
Publicity Education Chairman:
Dr. Edward L. Boyette, Chin
quapin.
As Heart Fund Chairman and
Co-Chairman, Mrs. Boyette and
Mrs. Hattic Dobbins will sup
ervise the local association's
1969 fund raising activities and
will appoint local community
leaders to direct the various
activities planned for the cam
paign during Heart Month.
Mrs. Hattie Dobbins lives
at Teachey, is a retired teac
her and Is married to C.W.
Dobbins. They are the parents
of two children, Kenneth Dob
bins who is serving in the
armed forces in Vietnam, and
Anne McCullough who attends
State College at F ayetteville.
Mrs. Dobbins is a member of the
First Baptist Church at Tea
chey, is a 4-H leader, is ac
tive in Home Demonstration Cl
ub as Chairman of Crafts and
County Song Leader.
As Treasurer, Mrs. Boyd
Walker wil be responsible for
PROMOTED - Carson Car
mi chap I, Jr., former assis
tant industrial sales mana
ger of Carolina Power k
Light Company, has been
named industrial, sales
manager for the company,
succeeding the late E. D.
Stevens. A Clcmson gradu
ate and professional engi
neer. he will be responsible
ft* power sales to industry
in the two-state area served
hy CP&L
bankkg aid"' iiiilni ilnlm oe-'
uSuSw'de^Fi^^U*^
ta^Jtttionshewii ment
is employed*|f Note Teller
a the Branch Banking and Tr
ust Co. She Is married to
Boyd Walker and they are the
parents of three children,
Linda. Mrs. James Grady, Lan
dls and Lana. She is a mem
ber of the Bear Marsh Mission
ary r.aptist Church, and her
special Interest Include knit
ting, sewing, fishing, music and
reading.
As Medical Representative,
Dr. Corbett L. Qulnn will re
present the health and medical
profession in our organization's
Leadership. He will provide
members of local health pro
fessions with research reports
and other medical assistance in
the diagnosis and treatment of
heart disease. In addition he
will help family physicians to
secure through the association
patient management items to
supplement their treatment of
heart disease victims.
Or. CorDett guinn is a weu
known physician who lives at
Magnolia, is married to the
former Ruth Montgomery Qu
inn of Brogue, Pennsylvania.
They are tne parents of two
chraren, Corbett Jr. and Risa.
He attends the Magnolia Meth
odist Church, is active in Clvift
affairs, and at present is ser
ving as Mayor of the City of
Magnolia.
As Publicity Education Ch
airman, Or. Edward L. Boye
tte will be responsible for pro
viding the people of Duplin Cou
nty with information on all the
Heart Fund activities through
out the campaign as well as
general information of the work
of the State and American He
art Association. Any group
that would like to learn more
about the activities of the He
art Association or what can be
done to reduce the risk of
everyoneS fight Sc let's
tut Dupl County
Heart Fund campaign?Give so
more can live.
Fikruirv
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inoiiwii nfionin
Governor Robert W. (Bob) jj
Scott has designated February
1969 as "Patriotism Month."
The North Carolina Federation 1
of Easiness and Professional 1
Women's Club made the re
quest. ? *"m
The request was granted in "
recognition of an increasing J
need to stimulate a spirit of
patriotism among the citizens
of the nation, and to promote
and display the proper respect
for the U.S. flag, and to up
hold principals of democracy.
In making the designation.
Gov. Scott said: "I commend
the Federation as sponsors of
'Patriotism Month' and urge all
of the citizens of North Car- '
ollna to support this endea- i
vor and to individually reaffirm
their faith in the democratic
processes of our government."
B F Grady
School Robbed
Deputy Sheriff Rodney Thig
pen is investigating a break-In
at B.F. Grady Elementary Sch
ool, Rt. 1, Albertson, which oc
cured Monday February 10.
A front window in the supply
room at the main entrance of
the building was pryed open,
providing entrance into the buil
ding. Missing from the supply
room was en adding machine, an
undertermined amount of pen
cils, erasers and small
packages of kleenex.
Thlgpen said the type and
condition of the window was
such that prying it open caused
?little damage. No estimate
was placed on the missing pro
perty.
Duplin Lead In Poultry Income
KENANSVILLE?Duplin Co
unty's agricultural economy
was paced again in 1968 by
its dynamic poultry industry
which grossed 138 million ac
cording to statistics garnered
by the county extension dep
artment.
Special Program
Planned
Arthur Schrader, Music As
sociate and Ballad Singer at
Old Sturbrldge Village, Stur
bridge, Mass. will present one
of his Singing History concert
lectures in Patriots Hall at Mo
ores Creek National Military
Park, Currie, Sunday, Febru
ary 23 at 2:30 pjn.
Titled Songs Under The Lib- '
, erty Tree, The American Rev
; olutlon 1765-1785, Schrader's
concert-lecture will trace the
origins of the American Rev
olution, and the course of tht
war itself, in the propaganda
songs of the British and the
Americans.
Sponsored by the Moo res Cr
eek Battleground Asso., this
program is being held in ob
servance of the 193rd anniver
sary of the Battle of Moores
Creek Bridge.
David N. Lucas, president
of the association states, "Sc
hrader's Singing History con
cert lecture will be educat
ional and entertaining and will
appeal to students and adults.
We invite everyone to attend."
Poultry accounted tor more
th? half of the county's
$71,714,172 gross agricultural
income In 1968, the study by
Vernon H. Reynolds, extension
chairman, and staff Indicated.
In addition, the poultry in
dustry accounted for several
hundred non-farm Jobs in Dup
lin County's agri-business
j """The produced 38 thU^I
lion broilers and three million
turkeys during the year.
Broilers accounted for a gr
oss Income of $19,760,000 and
turkeys $9,900,000. Sale of
commercial market eggs and
hatching eggs brought another
six mflTlon dollars.
Tobacco, the mainstay of ot
her eastern counties, account
ed for $15,787,000.
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E.V. Vestal, center, of KenansvUle wis pre
sented an award for 20 years of dedicated
service as a County Supervisor with the
SoU Conservation Service of Duplin County.
__________
The award was made by William Sullivan.
left, assisted by Mrs. Vestal.
(Photo by Ruth Wells)
Raiford Director Of Project
It was ainounced today by Col. I
Bill Bowden, Camping and Ac- I
tivities Chairman for the Tus
carora Council, Boy Scouts of
America, that Preston B. Rai
ford. Executive Director of the
Duplin Development Corp., of
Kenaisvllle, N.C., would be the
1969 Project Free Enterprise
Director.
Project Free Enterprise is
a program of relationship be
tween business and Industry and
Explorers of the Tuscaror a Co
uncil. In a one day effort
industry invites Explorers to be
their guest to find out about
profit, motive, production and
sales. All avenues will be ex
plored by the High school age
group,;.;, including hospitals.
Banks, textile industry, restau
rants, large retail stores, etc.,
in the four county area of
Wayne, Duplin, Sampson and
Johnston counties.
The date for die program is
scheduled for March 12th aid
will be climaxed with a ban
? quet, at the Goldsboro Moto
Hotel, sponsored by the Indus
trial organizations of the area.
piorerspaiticip'afed' In last ye
ar's program.
amber of Commerce, and has
been a Professor at Louis
burg College and a teacher
in tne Winston Salem schools.
He has had seventeen years
as a volunteer Scouter in the
Boy Scouts of America, having
served both in Tuscaloos, Al
abama Council and currently
in the Tuscarora Council.
Soil Supervisor Honored
Twenty Years Service
At the regularly scheduled
monthly meeting of the Duplin
County Soil Conservation Su
pervisors, E.V. Vestal was pre
sented a pin signifying twenty
years of service to soil con
servation and to his fellow man.
The presentation was made
at a dinner meeting for the
supervisors and their wives at
Jones' Cafe In Kenans ville Mon
day night.
Calvin Mercer, County Dis
trict Chairman introduced Wil
liam Sullivan secretary of the
local chapter and vice president
of the state organization, who
made the sward.
Duplin County Soil District
became a part of the South
Eastern District many years
ago along with Wayne, Lenoir,
and Sampson.
The United States Department
of Agriculture provides a paid
conservationist who works
under the direction of the coun
ty Supervisors, a non salaried
position.
These supervisors are re
sponsible for the promotion of
work in the district, three of
whom are elected on a three
year rotating system. The
other two are appointed by die
State Soil and Water Conser
vation Committee.
Vestal who Is one of the ap
pointed members of the District
Is outstanding in the county in
all phases of civic activities.
He Is also active in the Ken
ans vllle Baptist Church Where
he serves as a deacon and is
trustee of Duplin General Hos
pital.
William Sullivan of Mt.
Olive reported on the recent
? ? aa
Former Missionary I o Nigeria bpeaxs io nurses
District #27 of the North
Carolina State Nurses' Asso
ciation met at the Duplin Coun
ty Health Department in Ken
ansville, on Tues., Feb.4,1969,
with twenty-one members and
guests present. Mrs. Mae Gr
iffin, President, opened the
meeting. Mrs. Rebecca Judge,
secretary, read the minutes of
the last meeting. Fund Raising
for a new Nurses' Association
Headquarters Building was dis
cussed, and Mrs. Ruth Quinn .
was elected chairman of the
local Fund Raising ComnU^e.
** The next meeting wfR be
held March 4, 1969 at Pender
Memorial Hospital in Burgaw.
Miss Helen Peeler, Executive
Secretary of the North Caro
lina State Nurses' Association
will speak on General and Ec
onomic Welfare. All Register
ed Nurses are invited to attend
this meeting.
Mrs. Peggy Teachey, Pro
gram Chairman, introduced the
speaker. Miss Marv Hester Po
well. - Miss Powell, who was a
missionary nurse in Nigeria
from 1949 to 1962 spoke on the
topic, "A Look at Nigeria To
day." She read several lett
ers from friends in Nigeria
and Blafra, telling of condit
ions in that country, and tell
ing of some of tne develop
ments and trends and problems
in nursing and medicine there.
Following her most interesting
descriptions of living and work
ing there, she dressed in a
Native dress, and showed many
other fascinating objects from
Nigeria.
Refreshments were served
by hostesses, Mrs. Mattie Bos
tic, Mrs. Bernice Herring, and
Mrs. Peggy Teachey. ,
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pride. f*
No nation
locally but friends and relatives
are invited.
North Carolina has trained
I uMwUlV? VHXT* 1
tag than any oth. state in the
Almost 50,000 North Carolln
ians lotnpleted forma defen
aive driving courses during
National Soil Conservation me
eting held in Atlanta, which he
attended:
Attending the dinner were:
Mr. aid Mrs. Vestal; conser- I
vatlonist Kenneth Futrell; Mr.
and Mrs. William Sullivan. Mt.
Olive; Mr. and Mrs. Clavin
Mercer, BeulavQle; Mr. and
Mrs. Norwood Blanchard. Chin
quapin; and Mr. and Mrs. OX. I
Holland, Kenansvllle.
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Hir*n Br Ins on
duties as office clerk for the
Duplin County Sheriffs Depart
rSttiET&s.*
James Kenai High school. He
attended Dell Scnool of Tech
nology &| Mheville ?f Salis
bury Technical Institute in
Salisbury.
He is a native of KensnaMK "
the son of Mr. and Mrs. Wlllard
Brinson. He Is a namber of
the Kenansvllle Baptist Church;
the Kenansville Fire Depart
ment and Rescue Squad, and Is
a qualified first ahflnstructor.
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