Duplin
School
Menus
Nov. 15-19
Breakfast
Mon. ? orange muffin,
cereal, juice, milk
Tue. - cheese toast, cereal,
juice, milk
Wed. ? sausage biscuit,
cereal, juice, milk
Thur. ? bran muffin,
cereal, juice, milk
Fri. - honey bun, cereal,
juice, milk
Lunch
Mon. - submarine sand
wich or smoked sausage with
cornbread, field peas or
tomatoes on lettuce, grapes
or appleasuce, peanutbutter
cookie
Tue - stew with rice and
roll, or cheeseburger, vege
tables or sliced beets, orange
or pears.
Wed. - country-style steak
with roll or tacos, lettuce
with tomato or creamy po
tatoes, fruited gelatin or
pineapple
inur. - seawicn or lasagna
with roll, green limas or
carrot-cabbage slaw, banana
or fruit cup
Fri. - oriental barbecue
chicken with fried rice and
roll and broccoli or peanut
butter sandwich with vege
table beef soup, apple or
sliced peaches
Each lunch is served with
chocolate or plain milk. Sub
stitutions may occur depend
ing upon availability. Break
fast is served only in schools
with the program. Additional
items are available for pur
chase as desired.
WOMEN'S AGLOW
Linda Lanier of Route 1,
Beulaville. announces the
Women's Aglow Fellowship,
Kenansville chapter, will
meet Nov. 20 with fellowship
at 8:45 a.m. and the meeting
scheduled at 9:30 at the
Farm Bureau Building in
Kenansville. The Executive
Board Members will be the
speakers.
ROSA R. WILLIAMS
WARSAW - Rosa Royal
Williams, 80. died Monday.
Funeral, Warsaw Baptist
Church. Burial, Devotional
Gardens.
Surviving: daughter, Mrs.
Elois Harton of the home;
son. L.O. Williams Jr. of La
Place. La.; sister. Mrs. Roxie
Guins of Erwin; three grand
children.
JAMES R. KENNEDY
BEULAVILLE ? James
Richard Kennedy, 22, died
Thursday. Funeral, Commu
nity Funeral Home chapel.
Burial, Sand Hill Church
Cemetery near Beulaville.
Surviving: parents, Mr.
and Mrs. Owen J. Kennedy
of Route 2. Pink Hill; sister,
Miss Michelle Kennedy of
Pink Hill; brother. Nicky
Kennedy of Pink Hill; mater
nal grandparents, Jim Ken
nedy of Pink Hill: paternal
grandfather, Elder Owen of
Pink Hill.
WILLIAM H. KENNEDY JR.
MOUNT OLIVE - William
H. Kennedy Jr., 64, retired
painter, died Monday.
Graveside service. Calypso
Cemetery.
Surviving: sisters, Mrs.
Mary K. Brown of Mount
Olive, Mrs. Ruby K. Parker
of Calypso, Mrs. Faye J.
Kennedy of Cary, Mrs. Vir
ginia K. Herring of Warsaw;
brothers, Ray Kennedy of
Faison, Floyd Kennedy of
Mount Olive; half sister,
Mrs. Inez K. Lofton of San
Diego, Calif.
NORA W, JACKSON
MOUNT OLIVE - Mrs.
Nora Whitman Jackson. 92,
died Monday. Funeral, Tyn
dall Funeral Home chapel.
Burial. Jackson family ceme
tery.
Surviving: daughter, Mrs.
Dorothy J. Staple of More
head City; three grandchil
dren.
SARAH M. BOSTIC
WALLACE - Mrs. Sarah
Margaret Bostic, 90, died
Sunday. Funeral, Wesleyn
Methodist Church, Charity.
Burial, Cay Hill Cemetery.
Surviving: daughter, Mrs.
Mary Beasley of Wallace;
sons, David Ellis Bostic of
Raleigh, Glen wood Clarence
Bostic of Winston-Salem;
brother. Henry H. Bonham
of Rose Hill; three grand
PAULC. CAMERON
CALYPSO - Paul Carroll
Cameron, 64, died Thursday.
Funeral, Tyndall Funeral
Home chapel. Mount Olive.
Burial, Wayne Memorial
Park.
ARLEN G. STIMPSON JR.
WALLACE - Arlen Gerald
Stimpson Jr., 16, of Wor
cester, Mass., died Sunday.
Funeral. Edgerton Funeral
Home. Burial, Clay Hill
Cemetery, Charity.
CLARENCE R. TOBIN
WALLACE - Rev. Cla
rence Russell Tobin, 66, died
Sunday. Funeral, Edgerton
Funeral Home. Burial, White
Oak Church of God of Pro
phecy Cemetery.
Surviving: wife, Mrs.
Smithie Rhodes Tobin;
daughters, Mrs. Laveryl
Brown of Virginia Beach,
Va., Mrs. Patsy Spell of
Wallace, Mrs. Lacy Smith of
Clinton; sisters, Mrs. Mar
Dear Friends,
No words can express
our gratitude for the
many loving expressions
of sympathy we have
received during the loss
of our loved one. We
trust that God will bless
each of you for your
kindness to us and we
ask that you remember
us in your prayers.
Sincerely,
The Warren Edwards
family
lene Sheryl of Elizabeth
town. Mrs. Bonnie Leaniak
of New Stanton, Pa., Mrs.
Oarlene Bowen of West
Newton, Pa.; three grand
children.
KENANSVILLE PUBLIC
NOTICE
The public will take notice
that the Town of Kenansville
planning board will hold a
meeting on Tuesday, Nov. 16
at 7:30 p.m. at the Town
Hall. The purpose of this
meeting will be further dis
cuss proposed zoning
changes that were opposed
earlier when presented to the
Town board of commis
sioners for their approval.
The Planning Board has been
working for some time to get
the Town map updated.
Some areas in town have
never been zoned. When the
zoning is completed, there
will be a color-coded map
indicating how each piece of
property is zoned.
The public and interested
citizens are invited and en
couraged to attend this
meeting of the Kenansville
Planning Board on Tuesday,
Nov. 16.
George Penney, Chairman
Kenansville Planning Board
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Legal Notice
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtu# of an Ordar
of the Dunlin County Clark for tha
Ganaral Court of Justice. Supartor
court envision. mada in Spacial
Procaading Fila No 82-Sp-228.
antitlad "William Hughes Kally
and wifa, Mary Halan Kally. and
Nathan Thomas Kally and wifa.
Alyca Kally vs. Lawranoa Kally
and wifa. Batty S. Kally." tha
undsrsignad Commiasionars will,
on tha 30th day of November, 1982.
at 12:00 o'clock noon, at tha Duplin
County Courthouse door in
Kenansville. North Carolina, offar
for sale to tha highast bidder for
cash that cartain tract of land lying
and being in Glisaon Township.
Duplin County, North Carolina,
and more particularly described as
follows:
BEGINNING at a stake on North
Carolina Highway No. 1831. said
stake being R.D. Simmons' corner
on said road and further being a
corner of the 24.80-acre tract of
land this day sold to Nathan
Thomas Kelly, and runs thence as
said road South 69 80 East 880 feet
to a stake; thence continued as said
road South 69 East to a stake near a
branch; thanes South 46 West
1,633 feet to a stake; thence North
39 West 66 feet to a stake; thence
South 20 West 2,000 feet to a stake
on the run of Northeast River;
thence up the meanders of the run
of the Northeast River generally in
a Northwestarn direction to a
stake, R.D. Simmons' corner on
the run of Northeast River; thence
as the line of R.D. Simmons' North
29 East 1,630 feet to the point of
beginning. CONTAINING 74.70
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teres, mora or loos. And boing o
portion of the 99 1/2-ecra tract of
land as sat forth and described in a
Dead dated September 12. 1922.
from W.H. Kelly to Bertie 0.
Kelly, and recorded in Book 243.
page 303, of the Ouplin County
Registry. And being the same lend
described in a Deed dated March
9. 1979. from Bertie O. Kelly, a
widow, to William Hugheo Kelly,
as recorded in Book 836, page 472.
of the Duplin County Registry.
The highest bidder at said tale
shall be required to make a cash
deposit of tan percent (10%) of his
bid as evidence of good faith.
This the 28th day of October.
1982
Everett L. Wooten Jr., I
Commissioner
H E Phillips. Commissioner
11-28 4t-HEP-71
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
? NOTICE OF SALE
Under and by virtue of en Order
of the Duplin County Clerk for the
General Court of Justice, Superior
Court Division, made in Special
Proceeding FiJe No. 82-Sp-229.
entitled "William Hughes Kelly
end wife. Mary Helen Kelly, and
Nathan Thomas Kelly end wife.
Alyce Kelly vs. Lawrence Kelly
and wife, Betty S. Kelly." the
undersigned Commissioners will,
on the 30th day of November. 1982.
at 12:00 o'clock noon, at the Duplin
County Courthouse door in
Kenansville, North Caroline, offer
for Ml* to tha highaal bidder for
CMfi thai cor tain tract of lond lying
and boirtg In Qliaaon Townahip.
Duplin County. North Carolina,
and mora particularly daacribod aa
followa
ADJOINING the landa of John
Kally and Joa L Kally and othara. I
and boundad aa followa: BEGIN- i
NING at a ataka John Kally'a I
cornar at tho turn of tha road and I
runa thanca aa tha road and John
Kally'a Una South (0 1/2 Eaat 143 i
poloa to a atalta at a bridga in t
Southarland'a Una; thanca aa tha I
ditch and Southarland'a Una a little
Southwaaterly about 186 polaa to a 1
ataka, thanca North 72 Waat 146
polaa to a ataka on a ditch, thanca
jp tha ditch north 6 Eaat 47 potf}
to tha crook of tha ditch, thanca aa \
I
? new an unmarked Una being J.L
Kail* Una about North 10 Eaet 140
polaa to a ataka naar a sate; thence
aa a road about North 32 Eaet 40
oolaa to the beginning CONTAIN
ING 197 acree, mora or laaa.
This being a part of the Gaston
Kelly landa conveyed by Deed from
Mid W.H. Kelly to eaid Rufus
Kelly which Deed la of record in
the Duplin County Registry.
The highest bidder at said sale
shall be required to make a cash m
teposit of tan percent <10%l of hia A
>id as evidence of good filth.
Thia the 28th day of October
1982
Evarette L. Wooten Jr..
Commissioner
H.E. Phillips, Commissioner
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Discount to Widows
and over 60
APPLIANCE SERVICE
Prepare your stove or oven
for the holiday cooking ahead
Call
JIMMIE'S HOME REPAIR
PH -296-1369
Jimmie Rich P.O. Box 366
Owner Kenansville, NC 28349
TO ALL DUPLIN COUNTY
VOTERS
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THANK YOU
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FOR YOUR VOTE
NOV. 2nd
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AND i
For The Privilege Of Serving j
You As Clerk OF j
Superior Court !
Of Duplin County !
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John A. Johnson S
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h?Htl.C. MwIMmKMn
Thank You I
Voters In I
District 2 I
Calvin C. Turner
I would like to thank the people of District II, A?
Duplin County, for the confidence you have had in I
A me during this year of election in running for f
I County Commissioner District 11..I pledge to you to A
? continue to the best of my ability to represent you I
A in spending your tax money wisely as Duplin V
I County Commissioner of District II. I sincerely 1
f Thank You! 1
I CALVIN C. TURNER J
| BEULAVILLE TIRE COMPANY
n & WHEEL ALIGNMENT SERVICE
| Hwy 24 West, Beulaville
J. Ph: 298-4662
HOLMES'JEWELERS
Front Street, Kenansville *
jl All Occasion Plaques, Jewelry and Repair Needs
Ph: 296-1443
CAROLINA MOBILE HOMES
Ph: 298-4447
j Beulaville, N.C.
<1 WHALEY'S AUTO & WRECKER
SERVICE
* Beulaville
Ph: 298-4742
JACKSON'S IGA STORES
'? Beulaville - Kenansville - Pink Hill
Jimmy Jackson and Employees
| KENANSVILLE DRUG STORE &
J FAISON PHARMACY
Doc Brinson, Earl Hatcher, Julie Lane
\ QUICK SALES
1 Pink Hill
n Ph: 568-4450
BEULAVILLE GARMENT
| COMPANY, INC.
Vj
JONES FOOD STORE, INC.
Kenneth Jones
?J Beulaville
^COMMUNITY CARPET CENTER
X Hwy 41, Beulaville "Beside Beulaville Garment Co."
>A Ph: 298-4319
\ MILLER HARDWARE
ft Main Street, Beulaville
v'l Sampson Paints Available!
i' Ph: 298-3337
|
M TEAN'S FABRIC SHOP
Main Street, Beulaville
? Open Mon. thru Sat. 8:30-5:30
5, Ph: 298-4757
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THE SHEPHERDS'
PROTECTORS
WHILE "ME YOUNG SHEPHERDS
GUARDED THEIR FLOCKS THEY IN
TURN QUITE OFTEN WERE GUARDED I
THEMSELVES BY SMALL BANDS OP
YOUNG MEN WHO WLRE SUITABLV
ARMED TO WARD OPP BRIGANDS AND
OUTLAWS WHO MIGHT STEAL THE
SHEEP. THESE Y0UTH5 WERE USUAL
LY IN 50ME KIND OP MINOR TROUBLE
WITH THE AUTHORITIES. FOR PAY
THEY RECEIVED POOD FROM THE
OWNERS OP "THE FLOCKS SUCH AN ?
ARRANGEMENT WAS MADE BY DNID
AND HIS SMALL BAND OF COMPANIONS
WHEN HE HAD TO LEAVE SAULS
BALACE UNDER "THREAT OF DEATH.
THIS MEAGER BEGINNING LATER LED
TO CAN/ID AMASSING AN ARMY POWER- i
FUL ENOUGH TO ENSURE HIS CONTROL
CP THE ENEMY PHILISTINES WHEN HE
WAS MADE KING.
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TASTEE FREEZ
OF KENANSVILLE
2
Kenansville
Now Open for Breakfast at 6 a.m.
Mon. thru Sat. and 8 a. m. Sun. y
Ph: 296-1112 r!
BEULAVILLE GAS CO. \
From Hwy. 24 to Hwy. 41 East, Beulaville L
Ph: 298-4010 M
WHALEY SUPER MARKET ' i
Beulaville
Monk Whaley
NEW W. H. JONES CO., INC.
Pink Hill ,
Ph: 566-3171
WEST AUTO PARTS CO.
Warsaw- Kenansville - Beulaville
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EAST COAST OPTICAL CO.
Worthington Bldg., N. Main St., Kenansville
Complete Eye Glass Service
Ph: 296-1782
BEULAVILLE ANTIQUE &
FURNITURE CO.
Orzo Thigpen
Hwy 24 E., Beulaville
Ph: 298-3476
BJ'S STYLING STUDIO j
Route 1, Box 244, Kenansville
Tanning Booth Available!
Ph: 296-1313
PHILLIPS GRAINS, INC. \
Hwy. 24 West, Kenansville
Ph: 296-0090
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TOMMY MILLER TRUCK
REPAIRS, INC.
Hwy 24 West, Beulaville
Ph: 298-4500
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