The Pink Hill review
"Serving Pink Hill, Deep Run, Albertson, Beulaville, And Their Surrounding Areas"
0VOU.4NO. 10 KENANSVILLE. NC 28349 MARCH 11, 1982
Coats Puppeteers
At Deep Run
un aunaay morning,
March 14 at the 11 a.m.
? worship service, the First
Baptist Church of Deep Run
will be hosting the Coats
Baptist Youth puppeteers
from Coats. The youth team,
consisting of approximately
30 youth, are recognized for
their skills in the presenta
iion 01 puppet ministry.
The youth group will pre
sent a unique worship ex
perience aided by their
puppet ministry. The Rev.
Larry K. Hutchins, pastor of
the Deep Run church, invites
all to attend this special
worship experience.
STROUD TWINS - Tar Heel Suffolks reserve champion
bred ewe at 1981 Keystone sale, Harrisburg, Pa. With her
twin lambs sired by a $10,000 champion ram from
Maryland. Strouds show the new twin lambs in above
photo.
STROUD'S DORSET QUEEN - Champion yearling ewe at
1981 Keystone sale. Harrisburg, Pa. Princess: 2 months
old. She will be shown at various shows throughout U.S.A.
She will not be sold but retained by Liberty Farms for
breeding stock. Violet and Harold Stroud are shown with
the champion ewe.
SOUTH LENOIR DOES GOOD - South
Lenoir VICA drafting students competed in a
contest against Rose High School in Feb
ruary at Greenville. South Lenoir was very
successful in both the mechanical and
architectural contests. In the mechanical
contest, South Lenoir's Otis Tutt placed
first, followed by Clifton Koonce in second.
Joey Hunter, third, Bobby Davis in fourth,
William Boyette. sixth, and Jimmy Croom
placed seventh. In the architectural contest,
South Lenoir's Jeff Garner placed second
and Greg Jarman third. They were followed
by Lynn Tyndall in fifth. Roy Ipock in sixth,
and Terri Carter, seventh. This was this
year's first competition drawing for South
Lenoir and H.I. Hickerson, drafting advisor,
was very pleased with the results. Pictured
are. from left to right, Joey Hunter, Greg
Jarman, Clifton Koonce, Jeff Garner and
Otis Tutt.
Briefs
FUND RAISING DINNER
The Pleasant Hill Chapter
102, O.E.S. will have a
fund-raising dinner on
Saturday. March 13, fea
turing barbecue pork and
fried chicken. The dinner will
be from 11 a.m. until 2 p.m.
at the lodge. Donations will
be S3.
REVIVAL
There will be revival ser
vices at Harper Soutiierland
Presbyttrian Church each
evening at 7:30 March 14-17.
The Rev. Earl M. Vaughan of
Warsaw will be the guest
speaker. Special music will
be provided each night. The
public is cordially invited.
MISSION OUTREACH
The First Baptist Church
of Pink Hill has begun a
mission outreach ministry.
This type of ministry is
geared toward ministering to
the elderly and the shut-ins
of the community. It involves
taping the morning and
evening services and taking
them to shut-ins via a cas
sette recorder.
If >ou are in need of such
ministry or know someone
who is unable to go to
church, call 568-4118 before
8:30 p.m. or 568-3785 after 5
p.m. weekdays. Give the one
who answers your name,
phone number and address.
They will make the tapes
available to those in need.
PIPPIN SELECTED FOR
OUTSTANDING YOUNG
WOMEN
Kimberly Bryan Pippin,
daughter of Mrs. Bett Pippin
of Farmville. and of the late
Bryan Pippin, has been se
lected as one of the Out
standing Young Women of
America for 1981. Kim. a
graduate of the Uniyersity of
North Carolina at Chapel
Hill, is working as a dental
hygienist with Dr. Michael
Gray Smith in Kinston.
ANTIQUE SHOW AND
SALE
The Jacksonville Lioness
Club is sponsoring their sec
ond antique show and sale at
the National Guard Armory
on Georgetown Road in
Jacksonville. The event will
be held Friday. March 2b
from 5 p.m. to 9 p.m..
Saturday. March 27 from 10
a.m. to 8 p.m.. and on
Sunday. March 28th from 12
noon to 5 p.m. Mrs. Bogue's
silhouettes will be featured
on Saturday. Proceeds will
go to Boys and Girls Homes.
The Sight and Hearing Con
servation. and other
charitable organizations.
Spring
Bazaar
The Warsaw United
Methodist Women are plan
ning a spring bazaar April 3.
The bazaar will feature many
homemade crafts and a soup
and sandwich lunch. That
night, a barbecue supper will
be served with all the trim
mings.
Lenoir County School Menus
March 2S-18
Monday - cheesburger, dill
strip, potato rounds, black
eye peas, cookie
Tuesday ? beef vegetable
soup, saltines. hot dog with
chili, fruit
Wednesday - Mulligan's
steak, iri;rti potatoes, emer
ald Isle peas, St. Patrick
salad, roll
Thursday - pizza, tossed
salad, buttered corn, apple
sauce, cookie
Friday - fish with hush
puonies or fish sandwich,
cheese with macaroni, cole
slaw. fruit cup.
A choice of '/a pt. of whole,
swpet acidopholus or fla
vored low-fat milk is offered
with all meals. In addition
each school offers a variety of
extra items for sale.
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Now Offers 1
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Jfelf 298-4333 ?
11-9 Mon.-Thur. 11-11 Fri.- & Saf.
Closed Sundays
Highway 41 Beulaville I
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Kinston
Store
Only
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? COLLECTION OF
DESIGNER JEANS
AT UNBELIEVABLE
SAVINGS!
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Oscar de la Renta Jeans on Sale I
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jeans at an unheard of pricel We have bought
l thousands of pairs to sell to you for only 12.MI
L Western jeans of 100% cotton denim complete with
L five pockets and straight leg styling. Available in
K misses' sizes 6 to 16.
B Shop Monday Through Saturday
K 10 a.m. Until? p.m. ? Phone 527-7181
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Pork Boat Company. Inc
Washington, N C
Larry Smithwick. Representative
Atlantic Beoch Causeway Marina
Atlantic Booch. N C
Tom Garvey. Representative
Ayden Sport Shpp
Ayden. N C.
Billy Worthington. Representative
Grady-White
Boots
Inc
Greenville, NX
Woyland
McGlohon,
Representative
Stapleford Marine
Kinston. N C f
Lionel Stapleford. Representative
Marsh's Surf -N-Sea
Atlantic Beach. N C
Micky Marsh. Representative
Tidewater Marine Co
New Bern. N C
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