Draughon- Graham
p United In Marriage I
Kaywood Graham and
William Stanley Draughon
were married at seven-thirty
o'clock on Friday, February
18th, at the Presbyterian
Church in Warsaw. The
double-ring ceremony was
performed by the Reverend
Mack Thompson.
? The bride is the daughter
?f Mr. and Mrs. Norwood
Graham of Route 2. Warsaw.
"Die groom is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Allen Draughon of
Duplin Country Club Es
tates, Route 1. Kenasnville.
The bride and groom
entered the church together
to walk down the aisle. She
wore a formal gown of
candlelight silkened crepe
designed with a portrait
neckline and long calla point
?deeves. The gown featured
"ppliques of rose pointe lace
and seeded pearls scattered
over. the sleeves and the
accordian-pleated skirt. The
bride carried a nosegay of
mixed spring flowers with
bridal streamers.
Miss Barri Ann Smith of
Magnolia, niece of the bride. .
was maid of honor. She wore
a waltz-length dress of
purple and white accented
with lace and ruffles and
carried a miniature bridal
bouquet.
Steve Draughon of War
saw. brother of the groom,
was best man.
Mrs. Walter P. West, or
ganist, presented the
program of wedding music.
Traditonal bridal marches
were used for the pro
cessional and recessional.
The church was decorated
with an altar setting of mixed
spring flowers flanked by
cathedralcandelabras
holding white candles.
The bridal couple and their
parents received guests in
the vestibule after the cere
mony.
The bride is a graduate of
Meredith College and em
ployed at Lundy's in Clinton.
The groom is associated with
Cavenaugh Insurance and
Realty in Warsaw.
After a wedding trip to
Williamsburg. Va. the couple
will reside at Grove Creek
,.B?ar Wasaw
? Arts Council
Brings Bob Hall
History can be exciting, so
let the kids share in the
excitement. Friendsville,
ideas and kids ? a great
combination.
Bob Hall brings these
^deas to Duplin County
Pltarch 3 and 4. Duplin
County Arts Council and the
Grassroots funding program
will bring a unique type of
talent to three area schools.
Hall combines many teach
ing possibilities with his
American Folk Show and his
Friendsville K-3 perfor
mances. Hall will be at
Chinquapin II, B.F. Grady
Elementary and Wallace
^f.lementary.
The American Folk Show
is an imaginative approach to
American history on an ele
mentary level. The program
includes folk and popular
music as well as a fascinating
slide presentation.
There are ten songs pre- a
sented in the program. Each
contains diversified subject
matter including references
to immigration, expansion,
the American Revolution and
contemporary times.
The slide presentation is
conceptually unique and
adds specific visual aids to all
the musical selections. The
slides are automatically and
simultaneously changed In
relation to the subject matter
of a corresponding song.
This format proves to be
effective in its approach to
both American history and
music.
Student participation is
encouraged and professional
teaching techniques are uti
lized in maintaining audience
control, spontaneity and
cohesiveness during the per
formance. *"
JK Chapter
Hears About
Flag Changes
The James Kenan Chapter
of the United Daughters of
the Confederacy met Feb. 9
Ap the home of Mrs. Marv
Blackburn in Warsaw, with
Mrs. Marion Jeski and Mrs.
Kathleen Snyder as co
Kostesses. also. Special
guests were Mrs. Carmen
Reavis. district director, and
Mrs. Mary Jane Moore, past
division president.
; Mrs. N.B. Boney led the
pledge to the U.S. flag and
salutes to the North Carolina
Mhd Confederate flags. The
"resident, Mrs. Celestial
Golwell led the ritual.
Mrs. Ruby Holland intro
duced Mrs. Reavis. district
director, who gave the pro
gram entitled "Changes of
tfie Confederate Flag
Through the Years." She
discussed events in our na
tion's history which effected
the changes in the makeup of
the flag. Members enjoyed
g|his informative review of
"his part of American history.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED - Mr. and Mrs. Bobby Lee
lones of Rose Hill announce the engagement of their
laughter. Glenda Faye Jones of Atlanta. Ga. to James
Russell Kanner of Atlanta, Ga.. son of Mr. and Mrs.
Mexander Kanner of Upper Nvack. N.Y. The wedding is
3lanned for May 28th at the Rose Hill United Methodist
Church.
BLAND-SUTTON ENGAGEMENT Mr and Mrs. Davis
Bland Jf. of Magrfofla wish to announcc'the engagement
and forthcoming marriage of their daughter. Jennifer, to
Rickey Lynn Sutton of Kenansville. son of Mr. Lynn
Sutton of Kenansvillc and LindaJ. McQueen of Fort Knox.
Kentucky. An April 2Jrd wedding is planned.
Duplin School Menus
Feb. 28 - March 4
Breakfast
In addition to cereal, juice
ltd milk the following w ill be
served: Mon. - gla/ed donut;
Tuc. ? blueberry muffin:
Wed - apple danish: Thur. ?
peanut butter toast: and Fri.
? assorted pastries.
Lunch
Mun. - sausage, pizza or
turkey pot pie with biscuit
topping, french fries or sweet
potato Huff, pears or as
sorted juices. birthday cake
Tue. - submarine sandwich
or raviola with roll, steamed
cabbage or corn, mixed fruit
or apple
Wed. - vegetable beef
soup with peanut butter
sandwich or meatloaf with
mashed potatoes and roll,
assorted fruit, oatmeal
cookie ,
Thur. - fried chicken, rice
and biscuit with honey butter
or yumbo sandwich, green
beans or breaded tomatoes,
cherries jubilee or grapefruit
juice
Fri. - corn dog with baked
beans or sliced ham with
macaroni and cheese, roll,
turnips, french fries, apple
sauce or fruited gelatin.
North Duplin
Wins 1983
Quiz Bowl
North Duplin High School
defeated East Duplin High
School on Feb. 10th in
Kenansville by a score of 120
to 110. The team of Tim
Dazey. Mike Lindsay. Pat
Simpson. Curt Williams and
alternates Jewel Swinson
and Melanie Parker, was
coached by Barbara Guv and
Dora Jernigan.
This was the fifth annual
Quiz Bowl sponsored by the
Duplin County-Dorothy
Wightman Library.
Other schools in the
competition were James
Kenan and Wallace-Rose
Hill.
North Duplin will now go
on to represent the county in
the regional Quiz Bowl in
Wilmington on March 5.
As one member of the
hundred-plus audience
remarked, the questions
were especially tough. John
Beck, moderator, read the
questions from a range of
subjects. Here are a few
illustrations: What famous
Indian civilization built
Manchu Pucchu in Peru?
Answer: lnca. Name one of
the two ways atomic energy
can be released. Answer:
fission or fusion.
The officials were Karen
Dawes. Rev. David Dickey,
Marvin Graham and Russell
Tucker.
Phillips Wins
In Contest
Mary E. Phillips was one
of fourteen winners in the
Man E. Phillips
customer service represen
tative contest sponsored by
the East region of First
American Federal Savings
and Loan Association, which
comprises the 12 offices of
the former East Federal Sav
ings which became, a part of
First American Federal in
July. 1982.
To be a winner it was
necessary to meet excep
tionally high standards of
performance in service to the
association's customers.
Mary is employed in the
Warsaw office.
Temperatures of the wa
ters in the Red Sea often
rise to about 100 degrees F.
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