The Pink Hill Review
"Serving Pink Hill, Deep Run, Albertson, Beulaville, And Hieir Surrounding Areas"
W VO. 4 NO. 52 K.ENANSV1LLE. NC 28349 , DECEMBER 30, 1982
Pink Hill Area Medical Center
Needs Your Help
Billy Brewer, fund raising co-chairman for the
Pink Hill Medical Center, urges area citizens to
H support the fund-raising efforts that are now going
on.
According to Brewer, the door-to-door campaigns
have received $11,500 from 365 contributors.
"Although some of those persons initially named to
solicit have not reported," stated Brewer, "we
really need an 'all-out' effort to raise $30,000
necessary to make the Pink Hill Medical Center a
reality.
"We need a contribution from 750 area families,"
continued Brewer.
A doctor has been recruited and now area citizens
? are asked to respond ,
A grant from the State of North Carolina can be
secured by meeting certain requirements and this
is where all the citizens of the area become involved. *
In order to build and equip a $155,000 center
(adequate for two physicians) the community must
become involved and raise $30,000. Not only must
the money be raised, but in order to show
community approval and involvement, it must come
from a minimum of 750 families.
BA drive is being made to take advantage of this
once-in-a-lifetime opportunity before the end of the
year. Persons from each neighborhood are being
recruited to make contacts and secure contributions.
Your support is needed.
Your tax deductible contributions can be made out
to Pink Hill Medical Center, Inc. and sent to P.O.
Box 98, Pink Hill, NC 29572, or delivered to the Pink
Hill Town Hall or Turner and Turner Insurance
Agency. j
k The goal is to successfully complete this fund
drive before the end of 1982. Please do your part.
50TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY OBSERVED - Mr. and
Mrs. Melvin Carter were honored on their 50th wedding
anniversary Sunday at their home in Pink Hill by their
children, Mr. and Mrs. Harry Lewis Malpass and Sue
Cecchini. The table was covered with a white lace cloth
and centered with an arrangement of peppermint and red
carnations with white pompons. Red candles compli
mented the setting. The five-tiered cake was decorated in
the Christmas motif. Individual tables also held arrange
ments or red and white carnations with red tapers. The
couple was married on December 23. 1932 in Kinston.
GOLDEN WEDDING ANNIVERSARY - The children of
Mr. and Mrs. Wesley Jones honored their parents on their
50th wedding anniversary. Dec. 26th. at the couple's
home. Mr. and Mrs. Jones granddaughter, Connie Jones,
presided at the guest book. Guests were greeted into the
home decorated with a gold and Christmas decor by their
sons. Kenneth and Joe Clay, their wives and grandson.
Joe. The traditional wedding cake and punch with an
assortment of other foods were served by granddaughters*
Lisa Smith and Kimberly Jones. Goodbyes were said by
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Earl Adams, niece of the Joneses.
Farm Census
Proclamation
NORTH CAROLINA
DUPLIN COUNTY
Since the economy of Duplin
County benefits in large
pleasure from farming, the
County's presiding officials
bring to the attention of all
County residents the 1982
Census of Agriculture.
WHEREAS, the periodic
farm census is the primary
source of accurate informa
tion on the number of farms
and farm operators in out
County;
WHEREAS, it also pro
vides accurate data on sales
of farm products as well as
production costs in our
County: ,
AND WHEREAS, many
business decisions affecting
the County's farmers in to
day's economy depend upon
accurate data from the
Census of Agriculture;
now. therefore, be
IT RESOLVED that the
County's presiding officials
urge all farm operators to fill
out and return promptly the
farm census questionnaires
they have received in the
mail and thus help to make
the 1982 census the most
successful in a series of 22
farm census counts which
began in 1840.
This the 20th day of
December. 1982.
DUPLIN COUNTY
BOARD OF
COMMISSIONERS
William J. Costin
Chairman
ATTEST: Ralph Cottle.
Clerk
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TWO AREA PHARMACISTS JOIN FORCES
- Bostic Drug Company of Beulaville and
Brewer Drug Company of Pink Hill an
nounce their association to become Mutual
a
Discount Drugs. Shown above. Charles
? Watsyn (left) and Russell Bostic shake hands
in front of the Pink Hill store. See story.
(Photo by Lynda Stroud)
Area Pharmacists Join Forces
f This week Bostic Drug
Co. of Beulavilie and Brewer
Drug of Pink Hill formally
associated to become
Mutual Discount Drugs.
Russell Bostic, owner of
Bostic Drugs, and Charles
Watson, owner of Brewer
Drugs, are joining forces in
order to improve pharma
ceutical services in the com
munities of Pink Hill and
. Beulavilie.
^ "We feel this association
will strengthen both stores
through greater purchasing
power and improved mer
chandizing techniques,"
Bostic said.
Billy and Marsha Brewer
established Brewer Drug Co.
in 1950 and served the Pink
Hill community faithfully for
26 years. Following a tragic
| fire in 1976, Charles and
Betty Watson re-opened the
store as its new owners. They
have endeavored to render
the same professional phar
maceutical services that the
community had come to
expect from Brewer Drug Co.
and they pledge to continue
the same in the future.
Russell and Doris Bostic
established Bostic Drug Co.
in Beulaville in December
1960 and have served the
community in a variety of
professional, civic and busi
ness activities since that
time. They both pledge to
continue these activities in
the future.
It is only through the
orderly and planned growth
of a community that any
business can prosper. Both
Bostic and Watson agree to
this principle and feel that
this association will help
achieve that goal.
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wishes for the happiest
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