ISPECTIVE GIRL SCOUT BORN at
in General Hospital during Girl Scout
k, March 6 through 12. Christine
>r, nursing assistant in the obstetrical
at Duplin General Hospital, is pictured
?nting baby girl Tacarah Janeen her
personal Girl Scout baby tee-shirt.
Tacarah Janeen.was the first babv girl born
at DGH during Girl Scout Week. Her
mother is Elizabeth Stallings Frazier of Rose
Hill. Dr. M.I. Ammar is their obstetrician
and Doctors Steve Griffith, Karen Liebert
and Doris Batts of Duplin Medical Asso
ciation are providing pediatric care.
Kwborn Girls At
>H Honored By Girl Scouts
Iaby girls born during Girl
ut Week, March 6
lugh March 12 were
Dred by Coastal Carolina
Scouts by receiving their
personal Girl Scout baby
shirt at Duplin General
pital. These shirts,
:ned with the Girl Scout
>, were presented by
istine DeWitt, Duplin
nty neighborhood service
chairman, along with a
gratulatory message from
Council president, Mrs.
nda Crocker of Rocky
int.
s a part of the Girl
its' 71st birthday cele
ion. these newborn girls
will receive a personal invi
tation six years from their
date of birth to join the
largest organization in the
world for girls as a Girl Scout
Brownie.
Mrs. Crocker states that
since the birth of the Girl
Scout movement on March
12, 1912, girls from six to 17
years of age have enjoyed
growth, adventure and end
less opportunity. All Girl
Scouts in Duplin County are
wishing proud parents joy at
the birth of their precious
"Future Girl Scout" and are
looking forward to having
them join in the movement to
benefit from a broad and
meaningful program, new
friendships, learning and
fun. At present the Council
serves over 10,000 girls and
4,000 adults in 25 eastern
North Carolina counties as a
United Way Agency char
tered by Girls Scouts of the
U.S.A.
A survey of more than 21
hospitals within the council
jurisdiction indicates more
than 156 girls were born
during Girl Scout Week last
year. Locally, five girl babies
were born at Duplin General
Hospital during Girl Scout
Week, March 6 through
March 12, according to Anne
Houston, director of nursing
services.
mirth Announcement
If- and Mrs. Rodney
in Smith of Pink Hill
ounce the birth of a son,
Iney Dean Smith Jr. on
rch 12, 1983.
Maternal grandparents are
Mr. and Mrs. Kenneth Jones
of route 1. Pink Hill. Paternal
grandparents are Mr. and
Mrs. "Skeet" Smith of
Route lt Pink Hill.
I Card Of Thanks
iWords cannot express the
precision that .we feel
vard our relatives, friends
d neighbors during the
is of our beloved Father,
e wish to express our
ttitude to Rev. Ed Neal
d Rev. Ed Adams for their
irds of comfort. Special
inks to Potters Hill Chris
tian Church, Sand Hill
Ckurclv>-and Maranatha
Baptist Church for the food
and help they provided.
May God Bless each of you
for your prayers, flowers,
visits, cards, calls and all
expressions of concern.
The Family of Amos Jones
PAUL B. POTTER
WARSAW - Paul B.
Potter, 82, died Wednesday.
Funeral, Warsaw Baptist
Church. Burial, Pinecrest
Cemetery.
Surviving: daughters.
Miss Martha Joyce Potter of
the horn" Mrs. Mary Lou
Smith ot McLeansville; son.
Paul B. Potter Jr. of Pleasant
Garden: sisters. Miss Mary
Potter and Miss Elizabeth
Potter, Cowpens, S.C.. Mrs.
H.N. Henry of Columbia,
S.C.. Mrs. William Elliott
and Miss Dora Potter, both
of Spartanburg. S.C.;
brothers. Ralph B. Potter of
Linwood, Jack B. Potter of
Winston-Salem; two grand
children.
ELIZA G. SMITH
PINK HILL - Mrs. Eliza
Grady Smith, 83, died Wed
nesday. Funeral, Pink Hill
Funeral Home. Burial. Oak
Ridge Memorial Park.
Surviving: sons. Henry
Allen Smith of Albertson;
daughters. Miss Shirley
Smith of Kenansville. Mrs.
Joyce Smith of Pink Hill,
Mrs. Martha Bobbitt of
Rocky Mount, Mrs. Mary
Edna Price of Roanoke
Rapids, Mrs. Dorothy Lee
Rockwick of Atlanta. Ga.;
brothers, Ed Grady of
Kenansville. Phil Grady of
Albertson; sisters. Mrs.
Gertie Smith. Mrs. Lettie
Rouse and Mrs. Rachel Out
law. all of Albertson; 10
grandchildren; four great
grandchildren.
ADELLC. PADGETT
MOUNT OLIVE - Mrs.
Adell Carter Padgett. 70,
died Monday. Funeral, Tyn
dall Funeral Home. Burial.
Oakridge Memorial Park.
Pink Hill.
Surviving: sons, Tom Pad
gett of Route 2. Mount Olive,
Melvin Padgett of Kinston,
James Padgett of Route 11.
Goldsboro; daughters, Mrs.
Ruth Holmes of Kingsville;
brothers. Albert Carter of
Bayboro, Edward Carter of
Kinston; sisters, Mrs. Laura
Mae Wagner of Massachu
setts, Mrs. Isabelle Taylor of
ICinston; 11 grandchildren.
GEORGE W. GOODSON
MOUNT OLIVE - George
W. Good son, 90. died Fri
day. Funeral. Tyndall
Funeral Home. Burial,
Wayne Memorial Park with
Masonic rites.
Surviving: wife, Mrs.
Mary Galloway Goodson;
sister. Mrs. R.E. Boone of
Rocky Mount; several nieces
and nephews.
JIMMIE DAVIS
ALBFRTSON - Jimmie
Davis. 78, died Friday. Fu
neral. Pink Hill Funeral
Home. Burial. Oak Ridge
Memorial Park.
Surviving: wife, Mrs. Kir
leen H. Davis; daughter.
Mrs. Everleene D. Futrell of
Albertson; one grand
daughter. Miss Diane
Holmes; brother. Horace
Davis of Warsaw: sister.
Mrs. Rachel Stroud of Al
bertson. '
THELMA R. THOMAS
BEULA VILLE - Mrs.
Thelma Register Thomas,
79. died Thursday. Funeral.
Community Funeral Home.
Burial. Fast Duplin Memo
rial Gardens.
Surviving: daughters.
Mrs. Ella T. Danley of Beu
laville. Mrs. Lucv T. Whaley
of Kinston; sons. Bonnie
Thomas of Warsaw, Frank J.
Thomas of Beulaville. Rolin
J. Thomas of Beulaville: five
grandchildren.
JOSPEH T. DANIELS
GOLDSBORO - Joseph
Timothy Daniels, 77. died
Sunday. Funeral. Tyndall
Funeral Home. Burial.
Wayne Memorial Park.
Surviving: son. T.J.
I
Daniels of Goldsboro, Mrs.
Elenor Fail of Princeton;
brothers, Paul Daniels of
Wilmington, Albert Daniels
of Castle Hayne; sisters.
Mrs. Lucille Byrd, Mrs.
Sallie Hughes and Mrs. Lela
Bell Coley, all of Mount
Olive, Mrs. Myrtle Lee Brock
of Goldsboro; four grand
children.
PAUL ANDERSON
MOUNT OLIVE - Paul
Anderson, 73, died Sunday.
Funeral. Tyndall Funeral
Home. BuriaL Maplewood
Cemetery.
Surviving: wife. Mrs.
Hazel McNamara Anderson;
sons. Milton Anderson.
Charles Anderson and Mel
vin Anderson, all of Mount
Olive, Ray Anderson of
Newton Grove. Jesse Ander
son of the home; daughters,
Mrs. Barbara Davenport of
Ohio. Mrs. Kitsie Jones of
Mount Olive. Mrs. Emma
Tyndall of Baltimore. Md.,
Mrs. Debbie Basden of Rich
lands; sister. Mrs. Lila Lane
of Mount Olive; 11 grand
children.
JOHN T.GRESHAM
WARSAW - John Thomas
"Tommy" Gresham. 76. re
tired attorney for the Onslow
County Bar Association, died
Sunday. Funeral. Warsaw
Presbyterian Church. Burial.
Pinecrest Cemetery.
Surviving: wife, Mrs.
F'mma D. Gresham; son,
John Thomas Gresham 111 of
Jacksonville; daughters.
? ? . I II UUaiM
Mrs. Carolyn Gresham
Kugatow of Topsail Island
and Mrs. Laura Gresham
Bernard of Wilmington; a
grandchild; several nieces
and nephews.
BEULAH WALKER MEIER
WRIGHTSV1LLE BEACH
- Funeral mass for Beulah
Walker Meier, a prominent
dress shop operator, was
held at St. Mary's Catholic
Church, Wilmington. Burial,
Oleander Memorial Gardens.
Mrs. Meier died Tuesday.
She was 87. Her family
moved to Wrightsville Beach
in 1937, becoming among the
first to live year-round at the
beach.
A Duplin County native,
she operated dress shops in
Wilmington, Pinehurst.
Carolina Beach, Winter
Park. Fla. and Myrtle Beach,
S.C. The shops closed in
1960.
Surviving: daughter.
Katherine Cameron of
Wrightsville Beach, a grand
son and a granddaughtor.
Warsaw UMW 5azzar
Warsaw United Mcrhodist Church
) March 26th
'/ 10 A.M. Fireside Doom
Hot Dog Lunch 11 til 1
)/ barbecue Pork Supper 5 til 7
Spring Fling
Come to our Spring Fling!!!
SATURDAY, MARCH 26
10:00 til 5:00
at
Cathy's Country Ceramics
See our: Easter decorative items, Pots for Spring
Planting, Polk Art of all kinds (pineapples, buglers,
hens, candlehangers, etc.), Ceramic Gifts of all
kinds, Craft Supplies (Cross-Stitch, Candlewicking,
Stenciling, too), Country Gift Items.
Be sure to sign up for our upcoming classes -
Stenciling - Country Wood Painting - Ceramics -
Sculptured Lamp Shades
FREE CROSS STITCH GRAPH TO EACH
CUSTOMER DURING SALE! yb
Turn off Hwy. 11 at tha Kornagay Substation / '/<
ml. past Woodland Unltad Methodist Church
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We Order |
j Wedding Invitations
Wedding Stationery
Social Stationery
j Accessories
Call 296-0239
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MILLER HARDWARE
Main Street, Beulaville
Sampson Paints Available!
Ph: 298-3337
HOLMES'JEWELERS
Front Street, Kenansvilte
All Occasion Plaques, Jewelry and Repair Needs
Ph: 296-1443
CAROLINA MOBILE HOMES
Ph: 298-4447
Beulaville, N.C.
I/VHALEY'S AUTO & WRECKEF
SERVICE
beulaville
Phone - 298-3844
JACKSON'S IGA STORES
Beulaville - Kenansville - Pink Hill
Jimmy Jackson and Employees
KENANSVILLE DRUG STORE i
FAISON PHARMACY
Doc Brinson, Earl Hatcher, Julie Lane
i
QUICK SALES
Pink Hill
Ph: 568-4450
BEULAVILLE GARMENT
COMPANY. INC.
THE HANDWRITING
ON THE WALL
BELSHAZZAR, THE SON OP NEBUCHADNEZZAR,
MAD MADE A SREAT FEAST BEFITTING MS KING
LV STATION. WHEN THE MERRIMENT AND THE WINE
PLOWED 7D A HIGH PITCH BELSHAZZAR DECIDED
IT WOULD BE GREAT SPORT TO BRING OUT OF THE
TREASURV THE GOLD AND SILVER VESSELS WHICH
MIS FATHER HAD TAKEN OUT OF THE TEMPLE IN
JERUSALEM TO USE AS DRINKING MUGS FOR HIS
PRINCES, WIVES, AND CONCUBINES. HE REALLY
SHOULDNT HAVE DONE THIS! BECAUSE THE END
RESULT WAS, THE VISION OF A HAND APPEARED
OVER TUE GREAT WALL OF THE BANQUET MALL
AND WROTE A MESSAGE ON THE PLASTER.
WHICH TROUBLED THE KING MIGHTILY BECAUSE
THE LANGUAGE THE MESSAGE WA5 WRITTEN IN
WAS FOREIGN TO HIM. DANIEL WAS THE ONLY
ONE WHO COULD DISCERN THE IMPORT OF THE
WRITING. AND WHEN BELSHAZZAR LEARNED
WHAT THE PROPHECY STATED HE MUST HAVE
REGRETTED USING THE HOlN VE5SEL5 FCR
FRIVOLOUS PURPOSES! FOR DANIEL INFORMED
THE KINS THAT HE WA5 WEIGHED IN THE BAL
ANCES AND FOUND WANTING AND HI5 KINSDOM
WOULD BE DESTROYED THAT VERY NlSHT. ALL
OF WHICH HAS BEEN RECORDED IN THE BOOK
OF DANIEL, CHAPTER FIVE.
WHALEY SUPER MARKET fe
rS
BeulaviHe k
Monk Whaley y
NEWW. H.JONES CO., INC. |
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Pink Hill
Ph: 568-3171
WEST AUTO PARTS CO. I
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Warsaw-Kenansville - Boulaville *
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EAST COAST OPTICAL CO.
Worthington Bldg . N. Main St., Kenansville
Complete Eye Glass Service
Ph: 296-1782
BEULAVILLE ANTIQUE &
FURNITURE CO. , fj
Orzo Thigpen
Hwy 24 E., Beulaville 1
Ph: 298-3476
TEAN'S FABRIC SHOP
Main Street, Beulaville
Open Mon. thru Sat. 8:30-5:30
Ph: 298-4757
JONES FOOD STORE, INC.
Kenneth Jones
Beulaville
SPONSORS OF THIS Paw* URGE YOU TO ATTEND THE CHURCH OF YOUR CHOICE THIS SUNDAY