The Pink Hill review t "Serving Pink Hill, Deep Run, Alberteon, Beulaville, And Hieir Surrounding Areas" VOL. 5 NO. 12 KENANSVILLE, NC 28349 MARCH 24, 1983 VISIT MURPHY IN RALEIGH - Tenth District State Representative Wendell H. Klurphy of Rose Hill was visited in Raleigh last Tuesday by a delegation of his constituents from Jones county. The group lunched with Murphy after which he showed them into the House chambers and dis cussed some procedures lawmakers follow. They .visited his office in the Legislative office' building before resuming tbeir planned activities for the 1983 North Carolina Extension Homemakers Legislative Day. Show above are Myrtle Franks, Murphy and Mildred M. Jenkins. Liberty Festival Variety Show The Pink Hill Liberty Festival is sponsoring a variety show to be held this Saturday night at the Pink Hill School Auditorium beginning at 7 p.m. Featured will be Miss | Liberty 1982 - Ellen Sandlin; Junior Miss Liberty ? Eliza ? beth Murphy; South Lenoir Drama Club and Comedian Cecil Burke of LaGrange. A special attraction of the evening will be Doc's Magic Show, a professional magic show featuring Bill Robinson of Jacksonville. The word "magic" means different things to many people, but in Eastern North | Carolina, to many of these people, the name Bill Robin son means magic. Bill is the only full-time' professional magician in the area and is probably "one of the most active entertainers in the region. He has per formed for private parties, banquets, carnivals, camp grounds and workshops in the coastal area. The groups | he has performed for " include: the N.C. Magis trates Assoc., NAACP Kumba Festival, Pitt Co. Bar Association, Holiday Inn re gional managers meeting for two consecutive -years, WCTI-TV of New Bern, Dunes Country Club, Peppertree Condominiums, ? Region O Center for the Advancement of Minorities in Engineering; and nume ^ rous other professional, civic and private organizations. Bill has also appeared on the Marine Corps Air Station, New River, eight times in as many months, on WJNC Radio and on programs of the area's three television net works. Bill's most recent accom plishment is t successful completion of 11 consecutive b weeks at Harvey's Lounge in the Holiday Inn at Jackson ville. This is the longest any act has played the hotel. Admission is $2 for adults and children under 12, ac companied by a parent is $ 1. The Madcap Magic Bill Robinson Magical Entertainer Lenoir Kindergarten Registration The Lenoir County Schools will hold kindergarten regis tration during the week of April 11-15. Registration will be held at all of the ele mentary schools ? Banks, Contentnea, LaGrange, Moss Hill, Pink Hill and Southwood. Parents or guardians are asked to bring the child's birth certificate ana a copy of their record of immuniza tions. In ord"r for a child to be eligible to enter kindergarten during the 1983-84 school year, he or she must have reached their fifth birthday on or before Oct. 16, 1983. The N.C. immunization law requires a minimum number of immunizations for all children and a parent must show proof of a child's immunizations to the school principal. The following vaccinations are required: * 3 DTP (Dip theria, Tetanus, Pertussis) shots; ? 3 OPV (Oral Polio Vaccine) Doses; * 1 Measles (Rubella) Shot - Adminis tered on or after the child's first birthday: and * 1 Rubella (German Measles) Shot. Each child will have one month from his or her date of enrollment to supply a copy of their immunization record. Failure to meet the minimum requirements after one month will result in the child being suspended from school until the requirements are met. It is hoped that parents will please take the time to register their kindergarten - age children during the week of April 11-15, according to Mrs. Angelia M. Davis, K-8 instructional consultant. Extension Homemakers To Meet 9 The Christian Chapel Ex tension Homenakers will meet on Thursday. March 24 at 7:30 p.m. at Christian Chapel Church. Melissa B. Smith, county extension agent, will present the program on cross stitch. fcach club member should bring at least a 7-inch square of 11-cnunt or 14-count fabric, a small cross stitch hoop, a size 24 or 26 needle. Instructions, thread and pat terns will be provided by the agent. ? I Revival Revival services will be held at Snow Hill Free Will Baptist Church. Route 2. Mount Olive, from Monday, March 28 to Friday, April 1. each night at 7:30 p.m. The evangelist is the Reverend Arnold Price of Durham. There will be special singing each night under the direction of Mrs. Maij uuid Bell, accom panied by Miss Faye Rear don, pianist. The church choirs and Spiritual Singers of the Church, along with singers from other churches will be a part of t *ch service. The pastor. Rev. John A. Owens and the church membership jgives to every one a cordial invitation Historical Association To Sponsor Home Tour By Lynda Stroud The Lenoir County Heritage On Tour benefit for Harmony Hall is scheduled for Saturday. April 16 from 10 a.m. until S p.m. and on Sunday, April 17 from 2 to 6 p.m. Advanced donations will be $7 and tour day donations will be $8. Lunch will be available on Saturday, April 16 from 11:30 - 2 o'clock for CINDERELLA The Pink Hill Library will low the Walt Disney issic, Cinderella, on March 29 at 4 p.m. This light and sparkling animated fairy tale proves to all who see it that fairy tales do come true. Here's everyone's favorite rags-to-riches tale brought to life with lilting music, beauti ful art work and a supporting cast of unforgettable charac ters. Join to enter a world of pure magic. LENOIR SCHOOL MENUS March 28 - April 1 Monday - pizza or chick fillet with cheese, turnip greens or buttered corn, pears or wonder bar Tuesday - smoked sausage or meat loaf, fluffy potatoes or steamed cabbage, fruit or apple sauce, roll, donut. Wednesday ? chicken salad on lettuce or ham & cheese sandwich, french fries or fried okra, fruit or fruit sur prise, bread, oatmeal cookie Thursday - cheeseburger or hot dog with chili, broccoli or tri-potatoes, mixed vege tables or peaches Friday - Manager's Choice CORRECTION The picture of Smitty's Convenient Mart and Service Center incorrectly identified Monroe Thompson as Monroe Heath. We apologize for the mistake. Shown in the photo were Deropsey Smith and Monroe Thompson. GOSPEL SING The Promised Land Singers will be at New River Holiness Church Friday night, April 1 at 7:30 p.m. Everybody is invited to attend. $3. Also offered will be complimentary refreshments on Sunday from 1-5:30 at the Dunn Loftin House on Girl Scout Road, Kinston. Historical sites offered on the tour include: Cedardell (Kennedy Home), LaGrange Presbyterian Church, Barber Shop in LaGrange, Garden Club Building. Washington Street, William N.H. Smith 11 home, LaGrange; J.P. Walters 111 home, Railroad Street, LaGrange; Warren Brothers Home, Road #1001* United Methodist Church - Institute, Gibbons - Hardy House - Institute; Kenneth Brown home. Institute, Wheat Swamp Church - Road ( 1541, Post Oak Free Will s Baptist Church, Rd. 1$75, 1 William Shackelford Home, Hwy. 58, Lafayette Planta- i tion, Road 1722, J.J. Lyon t Home, Road 1803, Dunn - , Loftin House, Dtinn Road, j and the White Rock Pres- I byterian Congregation rhurch - corner of Tiffany ? ind Thompson streets ur Cinston. Checks are tax deductible ind may be made payable to he Lenoir County Historical \ssociation. Tickets are ivaiiable in Pink Hill from Vlarsha Brewer, Wilbur fyndall or Margaret Watson. Lenoir School PTA Tour Day Members of the county schools PTA officers council has designated Tuesday. March 29 as a PTA School Tour Day. The tour of the schools is being sponsored by the county-wide PTA council and the Board of Education. The tour will begin at 9 a.m. at the Board of Educa tion office and will involve schools in the southern portion of Lenoir County. Another tour involving schools in the northern portion of Lenoir County is scheduled later this school year. Mrs. Linda Sutton, presi dent of the 11-county schools' PTA council, said that parents or any citizen wishing to take part in the tour should contact the principal at South Lenoir High, Woodington, Southwood, Pink Hill or Moss Hill before March 25 to be included in the tour. Mrs. Sutton added that participants do not have to be PTA members nor have to reside in the county school district. MRS. WILSON'S THIRD GRADERS at Pink Hill School have been busy during the month of February making Indian and pioneer projects for social studies. Much creativity and ingenuity have been shown in making covered wagons, teepees, totem poles, log cabins, bows and arrows, spears, canoes, peace pipes and other objects depicting Indian and pioneer life. All the students' projects have been on display in the media center at Pink Hill School. Pictured: Jo Anna Grubbs, Gary Jenkins, Shonda Outlaw, Susan Rogers, Jeni Tule, Wendy Houston, Michelle Turner, Ronnie Haines and Stephanie Tyndall. yO r <SSfrC \? \!r Cemetery Arrangements, Spring baskets. Pol Plants. Faster Lilies. Lull Florist Service Wire (Service * The Colony House . Florist *D1 Edward* Av*. Pink Hill. N.C. 5M-4159 Glends's Gifls & Framing W. Hill At. Ext. Warsaw, N.C. 293-4011 Opening April 8th did you know THAT GRASS CAN GROW 6 INCHES IN THE TIME IT TAKES TO SERVICE YOUR EQUIPMENT DURING THE SPRING RUSH. | F ITS GOT AN ENGINE?S WE SPECIALIZE IN ITS PARTS AND REPAIR Go To Woodrow's Wood row Jones Parts IB .568-3371^^ At Jonestown Rt. 1, Pink Hill Johnnie Sheppardl Equipment Co. | Hwy. 241 South Pink Hill, N.C. I Large Stock Of I Top Quality BCA Bearings I ALTERNATORS and Starters for most cars and trucks *27.99 exchange AIR FILTERS for most domestic cars *2.99 ea. Most Disc Bearings *12.00 15/16 Cultivator *6.75 3/4 Cultivator *5.99 No. 40 Roll Chain 10 Ft. *10.99 No. 50 Roll Chain 10 Ft. *21.00 I No. 60 Roll Chain 10 Ft. *29.00 B Corn Head Snapper Chains For Most Combines *28.00 Also carrying most replacement parts for King and Blanton discs,Cole fertilizer distributors; Hardee rotary cutters,- and sprockets, chains, belts, bearings, i pulleys, and pumps for Roanoke, Taylor, Davis. B & O, Tri-State, Vann, Powell and many other tobacco harvestors.l New Holland I Transplanter Parts In Stock Nowl I

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