GUARDIAN CARE ROCK-NROLL KING AND QUEEN
Residents of the Kenansville Guardian Care Home raised
$338 for the American Heart Association. The residents
rocked in rocking chairs and rolled in wheelchairs to raise
the funds from pledges by area businesses. Residents of
the home crowned the two oldest, of the 14 participants.
King and Queen of Hearts. Pictured above, left to right,
are King Henry Williams and Queen Martha McKiver.
Julie Lane. Guardian Care activities coordinator, said
Tommy Edwards and Martha McKiver were recognized
for rocking the longest and Ruby Riggs for rolling.
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advantage of federal money
to build town halls. The first
town hall was built in 1937
and a second in 1975.
The Calypso city govern
ment moved into the first
home of its own during May
of 1937. The town hall was
constructed with Work Pro
gress Administration funds.
The building provided an
office and meeting room and
two steel jails. May 13th.
1937 issues of THE DUPLIN
TIMES report. The one-story
brick town hall cost $1,500
for materials and WPA
laborers were local citizens.
The building was dedicated
by Calypso Mayor E.B.
Cameron and Town Com
missioners J.D. O'Sutton,
H.L. Taylor. J.S. Sellars,
B.E. Minshew and Albert
Kelley.
The town commissioners
were not satisfied with the
1937 home and moved during
IIIC laic I7TV/3. lilt IVIWII
government moved into what
had been Oscar Walker's
store and moved again later
during the early 1950s. The
Walker store building was
given to the Calypso fire
department and the town
government offices moved in
the old post office. The town
hall remained in the old post
office building until 1975
when the second new struc
ture was completed. The
1975 town hall was con
structed with the use of
federal revenue sharing
funds. The project cost
$17,000 and provided a town
hall with office space and a
meeting room for Calypso
commissioners. The second
town hall was dedicated July
1. 1975 by Mayor Norwood
Barfield and Commissioners
Cecil Langley. Mosely
Waters. L.R. Nunn. James
E. Carter and M.J. Lambert.
Todav ?hn 1917 town hall is
used as a paint store only a
tew buildings away from the
present town government
building. The old town hall is
owned by Mrs. N.T. Tadlock.
Calypso is presently gear
ing up for its 70th birthday
celebration. Calypso plans an
open house at the town hall
Marrfh 6 to display the
original Calypso town charter
from 2-4 p.m. Along with the
charter, other historical
items will be displayed. The
visitors will be greeted by
town officials and served
refreshments during the
open house. Town Superin
tendent Cecil Langley invites
all the public to stop by and
help Calypso celebrate its
70th birthday.
DUPLIN TIMES-PROGRESS
SENTINEL
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Duplin
Duplicate
Bridge Winner
The Duplin Duplicate
Bridge Club announced the
winners for the Quarterly
Club Championship game
played Thursday. Feb. 17.
First place winners were
Angel Warren of Pink Hill
and Lee Allred of Rose Hill;
second place - Jackie and Ed
Crute of Beulaville; third -
I.J. Sandlin and Norman
Sandlin of Beulaville; fourth -
Merle Currin and Emma
Cavenaugh of Wallace.
Duplicate bridge is played
every Thursday at 7 p.m. at
the General Store in Kenans
ville. All bridge players are
invited to attend.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. James Cave
naugh of J187 Ferns Glen
Drive. Tallahassee. Fla.. an
nounce the birth of a daugh
ter. Jimma Jane, on Satur
day. January 8. 1983. in
Tallahassee Memorial Hos
pital.
Grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. Elmo Lilley of Wil
liamston and Mrs. Annie
Mae Cavenaugh of Kenans
ville.
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