ALAN BRISSON AND BARRY CROOM of
Deep Run are greeted in Washington, D.C.
by David Alders (right) of Nacogdoches.
Texas, national vice president of the Future
Farmers of America. Alan and Barry are
attending the week-long National FFA
Washington Conference program.
FFA Members Attend
? National Conference
Alan Brisson and Barry
Croom of the South Lenoir
FFA Chapter at South Lenoir
High School attended a
National Future Farmers of
America Leadership Con
ference in Washington, D.C.
recently. The week-long
Washington Conference was
^pld at a motor lodge and
^Kotel and the National FFA
Center near the Nation's
Capital.
The FFA conference pro
gram is designed to improve
leadership skills, develop an
understanding of the
heritage, and prepare FFA
members for more effective
leadership roles in their
chapter and community. The
conference is also a forum for
the exchange of FFA chapter
activity ideas among
members from across the
nation.
Besides the training ses
sions, the 1981 program in
cludes visits to Mount
Vernon Plantation, the
National Archives, Smith
sonian Institution, Arlington
National Cemetery, ana
several other historic momu
ments apd memorials in the
around the Capital.
A highlight of the con
ference was a morning visit
to the office of Senator Jesse
Helms. Participants attended
a Capitol Hill meal featuring
a question - and - answer
period with Congressmen
and Washington leaders in
business and industry.
Barry, 16, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Horace Croom Sr.
of Seven Springs. His voca
tional agricultute instructors
are E.S. Howard and Bruce
Patterson.
Alan, 16, is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. William Brisson of
Kinston. His instructors are
also Mr. Howard and Mr.
Patterson.
JESSE C. SAVAGE
TEACHEY - Jesse Cleve
land Savage Sr., 88, died
Sunday.
Arrangements by
Wdgerton Funeral Home.
SHERMAN ODHAM
K1NSTON - Sherman
Odham, 64, of Grifton, died
Wednesday. Funeral, How
ard & Carter Funeral Home.
Burial, Pinelawn Memorial
P&rk.
Surviving: widow, Mrs.
Ruth Woodard Odham:
daughters, Mrs. Kenneth
?llar of Wilson. Mrs. Vallie
ham Dendron of Raleigh,
Mrs. Danny Cumpler of
Grifton: brothers, Fred Od
ham and Winton Odham,
both of Grifton; sister, Mrs.
Sam McLawhorn of Grifton:
one grandchild.
LILLA MAE WALLACE
v CLINTON - Mrs. Lilla Mae
Wallace, 44, died Thursday.
Funeral, Turkey Pentecostal
^rree Wilt Baptist Church,
Turkey. Burial, Turkey
Cemetery, Turkey.
Surviving: daughter, Mrs.
Mary Virginia Daw of Clin
ton; son, Robbie F. Wallace
of Turkey; parents, Mr. and
Mrs. Robert F. Wallace of
Turkey; brother, Claudie F.
Wallace of St. Pauls; sisters.
Mrs. Retha Carter of Mount
Olive, Mrs. Edna Sullivan of
forehead City, Mrs. Eloise
Tucker of Turkey; a grand
child.
VELMA T. SANDLIN
K1NSTON - Mrs. Velma
Teachey Sandlin, 52. died
Thursday. Funeral, Parrott
Funeral Home chapel.
Burial, Westview Cemetery.
Surviving: widower, Carl
Sandlin; daughters. Mrs.
Theresa Matthews of Snow
Jlill, Mrs. Karen Davis of
Kinston; sons, Carl Sandlin
Jr., Donnie Sandlin and
David Sandlin. all of the
home; brothers, William
Teachey and Lynwood
Teachey, both of Kinston,
Phil Teachey of Macon. Ga.;
sisters, Mrs. Shirley Jenkins,
Mrs. Vivian Thompson, Mrs.
Ethelene Dunham and Mrs.
^ndrea Barron, all of Kin
^on, Mrs. Doris Byrd of
LpGrange, Mrs^ Esther
Monfette of Granby, htass.,
\lrs. Patricia Lupton of Ho
bUcken; three grandchildren.
ALBERT WILLIAM LANIER
BEULAVILLE - Albert
William Lanier, 72, died
Friday. Funeral, New Hope
Pentecostal Free Will Baptist
Church. Burial, family ceme
tery.
Surviving: widow, Mrs.
Eva B. Lanier; daughters,
Mrs. Hazel Barrett of
Denver, Colo., Mrs. Shirley
Williams of Richlands, Mrs.
Annie Griffin and Mrs. Faye
Griffin, both of Beulaville;
sons, Alvis Ray Lanier of
Placious, Texas, Cecil Lanier
of Maple Hill; sisters, Mrs.
Bertha Brown. Mrs. Marie
Mercer, Mrs. Lizzie Sandlin,
Mrs. Latricia Marshburn. all
of Beulaville, Mrs. Edna Earl
Setzer of Candler, Mrs. Eve
line Thompson of Pine Level;
brother, Leslie Lanier of
Beulaville; 26 grandchildren;
eight great-grandchildren.
MARY IRENE ENGLISH
TURNER
WALLACE - Mrs. Mary
Irene English Turner, S3,
died Friday. Funeral, Edger
ton Funeral Home. Burial,
James Cemetery.
? Surviving: widower,
James A. Turner; daughter,
Mrs. Rita Royal of Spiveys
Corner; son. Bobby Wells of
Emporia. Va.; three grand
children; stepmother, Mrs.
Jessie English of Wallace.
CARL PETERSON
HAKRELLS - Carl Peter
son. 51. died Friday. Fu
neral, Centenary United
Methodist Church. Burial.
Riverview Cemetery,
Burgaw.
Surviving: mother, Mrs.
Berta Peterson of Harrells;
sisters. Mrs. Eunice Moore
of Harrells, Mrs. Eula Mae
Coward of Asheville;
brother, A.B. Peterson of
Harrells.
PAUL EDWIN TART JR.
KINSTON ? Paul Edwin
Tart Jr.. 27, a cable slicer. of
LaGrange, died Monday.
Funeral. Howard & Carter
Funeral Home chapel.
Burial. Pinelawn Memorial
Park.
Surviving: widow, Mrs.
Patsy Lee Smith Tart: father,
Paul Edwin Tart Sr. of Kin
ston; mother. Mrs. Frances
H. Tart of Kinston; son,
Justin Tart of the home;
brother, Barry Tart of Kin
ston; sisters, Mrs. Sharon
Edwards of Kinston, Miss
Judy Viola Tart of Durham;
half-brother, Samuel Lee
Tart of Kinston.
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JAMES A. WHITFIELD
MOUNT OLIVE - James
Albert Whitfield. 81. of
Mount Olive, died Monday.
Funeral, Thunder Swamp
Pentecostal Holiness
Church. Burial, Maplewood
Cemetery.
PAULINE G. EDWARDS
WARSAW - Mrs. Pauline
Graham Edwards, 49, died
Friday. Funeral, Community
Funeral Home chapel. Bu
rial, Devotional Gardens.
NC School
Food Service
Assn.
Meeting
The 32nd annual meeting
of the North Carolina School
Food Service Association was
held in Charlotte June 18-20.
The theme was "The 80's -
A Decade for Winning."
Speakers included John
Mosely, executive director of
the American School Food
Service association; Dr. A.
Craig Phillips, state super
intendent of public instruc
tion; Marshall Matz. legal
council for ASFSA; and Gene
P. Dickey, regional adminis
trator of the United States
Department of Agriculture,
Dallas, Texas.
Approximately 1,000 food
service employees from
across the state attended.
Representing Duplin County
were: Edna Earl Smith and
Nellie Spell from B.F. Gradv;
Vernell Basden, Irene King,
Myrtle Thomas and Verdie
Thomas of Beulaville; Evelyn
Smith of Chinquapin 1;
Evangeline Matthew, Mary
Pickett and Frances Smith of
Chinquapin II; Bessie
Thomas of E.E. Smith;
Margaret Kennedy, Elsie
Lanier, Hester Lanier,
Maggie Norris and Inez Wil
liams of East Duplin; Shirley
Cottle, Edna Davis, Hazel
Kennedy and Helen Pate of
North Duplin; Margaret
James and Dolly Lucas of
Wallace Elementary;
Eleanor Brown of Wallace
Rose Hill; and Shelby M.
Kilpatrick and Elizabeth T.
Sutton of the central office.
The N.C. FSA is a non
profit professional organiza
tion composed of public
school employees who are
involved in the preparation
and serving of meals to
school children in North
Carolina.
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