Beulaville News
Mrs. Russell J. Lanier Sr.
of Wrightsville Beach spent
several days in their home
here and visited her children
and mother. Ha/el Brinson.
lona Collier of Trenton
spent a few days during the
past week with Mrs. E.P.
Thigpen. Nernie Kennedy
and Louise Mercer.
Mrs. Jerry Sandlin and
children of Dudley visited
Mr. and Mrs. I.J. Sandlin Sr.
during the past week.
Mrs Vallie Oxlev accom
panied her husband. W.V.,
to Clinton Wednesday.
Mr. and Mrs. W.V. Oxley
Jr. attended the Philip J.
Kretsch Jr. graveside service
in Dunn Sunday.
Ida Mae Sanderson was
admitted to Onslow
Memorial Hospital in Jack
sonville during the weekend.
Sand* Plain Senior Citizens
On Saturday night, Jan.
22. -11 members of the Sandy
Plain Senior Citi/ ?> enjoyed
a dutch dinner at Duffs
Restaurant in Beulaville..
Mr. and Mrs. Lawrence
Houston sang several gospel
hymns. Rev. Rashie
Kennedy offered the p ayer
of blessing.
This is a non-denomina
tional group of senior
citizens.
The building committee
met Thursday night at the
educational building. Eight
members were present: Joel
Kennedy, Rev. Rashie Ken
nedy, Ernest Quinn, L.M.
Bostic, Clinton Campbell,
Eunice Bostic and Vallie
Oxley.
Named Art Director
Thomas M. Hines
Thomas M. Hines has
been promoted to art director
at Pearson Clark & Sawyer
Advertising & Public Rela
tions in Lakeland. Fla.
In his new position. Hines
will be responsible for the
artistic products created for
several clients, including
Balmar Crimp Tool Corp.
Before joining PC&S,
Hines worked for Arldev
Advertising in Deland and as
a freelance artist.
"It's wonderful to watch
a person develop and grow in
their work." says president
Dick Pearson. "Tom has
done that admirably in his
time here and it's a pleasure
to promote him to a job 1
know he can do well,"
Hines attended North
Carolina State University at
Raleigh and earned an AAS
degree in commercial
graphics from Randolf Tech
College in Asheboro. A
native of Kenansville, Hines
and his wife Evelyn now
reside in Lakeland.
Established 19 years ago.
PC&S is one of the largest
and fastest-growing adver
tising-public relations firms
in the state of Florida
with a staff of 34 profes
sionals in offices in Lakeland,
Tampa and Bradenton. The
company is a member of the
American Association of
Advertising Agencies.
Duplin School Menus
DUPLIN SCHOOL MENUS
Jan. 31 - Feb. 4
Breakfast
Mun. - blueberry muffin,
cereal, juice, milk
Tue. - chocolate donut.
cereal, juice, milk
Wed. apple danish.
cereal, juice, milk
Thur. peanut butter
toast, cereal, juice, milk
Fri. ? assorted pastries.
cereal, juice, milk
Lunch
Mon. ? hot dog with chili or
grilled cheese sandwich,
vegetable soup or later tots,
apple or peaches, sticky bun
tue. - hamburger with dill
or chicken over rice w ith roll,
garden peas or fries, orange
icee or fruit cup
Wed. Italian spaghetti
with meal sauce and french
bread or chick filet sandwich,
corn or limas. peach cobbler
or fruited gelatin
Thur. - sliced turkey with
dressing and roll or sloppy
joe sandwich, green beans or
candied yams, orange or
congealed applesauce
Fri. - filet of fish with
hushpuppies or barbecue
sandwich, french fries or
coleslaw , pineapple or cherry
cobbler
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Duplin County
Congressman Charlie
Whitley's Third District
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