The Pink Hill Review
"Serving Pink Hill, Deep Run, Albertson, Beulaville, And Their Surrounding Areas"
* VOL. S NO. 16 ' KENANSVILLE, NC 28349 ' APRIL 21. 1983
r INCE RECITAL - Pictured above is one of
the groups performing in Dot is Whitfield's
School of Dance recital Tuesday, April 26 at
Northwest School at 8 p.m. The public is
cordially invited. Pictured above, left to
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right. Misty Bielby, Sarah Burrus, Kristen
Williams, April Everette, Ginger Hill, Erica
Rouse, Amy Bradshaw, Debbie Wade,
Monica Jenkins, Beth Blizzard, Jill Noble,
and Jennifer Heath.
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MERLE CREECH - executive director of the
Duplin County Arts Council, brought paint
ings and a pinewood sculpture for the
legislative office of Rep. Wendell H. Murphy
in cooperation with Kathy Reece, president
of the Duplin Art Guild.
DCAC Drive Goes
Past Half-Way Mark
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"There are still many of
our citizens who have not yet
been contacted about making
a contribution to the Duplin
County Arts Council," says
Merle Creech, executive
director, in reference to the
1983 fund drive. "We
strongly appeal to those per
sons to send their checks
directly and promptly to the
) Arts Council. We are grate
ful and appreciative of our
community support thus far.
Many volunteers have
assisted and made possible
the community canvass and
in several areas an es-ecilly
fine school participation."
The goal this year is
$12,000 and as of April 8,
over $6,500 has been turned
in. The reporting school
totals are as follows: Rose
Hill-Magnolia - $14; Charity -
$93; N.Duplin Jr. High -
$28.50; N. Duplin Elemen
tary - $225.54; Kenansville
Elementary - $143.55; t.E.
Smith Jr. High - $204; Wal
lace-RH - $92.02; Warsaw Jr.
High - $51.93; James Kenan
High - $33.03; Warsaw Ele
mentary - $678.92; B.F.
Grady - $434.36; Wallace
Elementary - $53; Chinqua
pin I - $60.02; Chinquapin II ?
$54.62.
"Wallace has done espe
cially well as far as our towns
have been concerned," says
Mrs. Creech. More than
twice the collected amount in
Wallace last year has been
raised for the 83-84 season.
All monies collected are
used tor programming. The
position of Arts Counci di
rector is a county seat and
therefore all collections are
turned back to the citizens in
the form of programs.
"Most of our programs go
into the schools," said Mrs.
Creech. "This year has been
exciting in that, for the first
time, every one of the 17
schools has had at least two
programs from the Arts
Council. My concern towards
meeting our goal of $12,000
is that we will be able to
bring quality arts at this
frequency to the children in
the county."
The schools are not the
only places to see the DCAC
at work. This year the CART
program has taken art into
businesses. May senior citi
zens centers have had a visit
from an AC artist. At the
county fair, the quilt show,
the school art display and the
Green Grass Cloggers were
sponsored by the AC.
Firemen and Rescue
Appreciation Sapper
^ The annual Firemen's
? and Rescue Apprecia
tion supper is planned
for Tuesday night, April
26, to be held at the Pink
Hill Fire Department.
Tickets may be pur
_ i _ j r r? A t_
cnaseu ior ?iu eacn
which will cover the cost
of the meal for the
individual and one for a
fireman or rescueman.
_ Any money that is left
W after the expenses for
the supper is automati
cally turned over to the
Pink Hill Fire and
Rescue Department. If
you are not reached by
phone and would like to
copie, call Carol Sykes at
the Pink Hill Town Hall.
^ CORRECTION
Jn our March 31, 1983
edition, a brief on the
Pink Hill page entitled
"Available for Pasto
rate" turned out to be
untrue and was not re
leased by the Reverend
Don Venable.
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JSTC Honor Lists
James Sprunt Technical
College has released the
President's List and the
Dean's List for the winter
quarter. The President's List
consists of those who com
pleted a full-time class load
and made all As. The Dean s
List are those who earned a
grade point average of 3.00
(B average) with no grade
lower than a C.
President's List
James C. Atkinson, Nor
wood Atkinson, Gladys
Ayers, James Barnette,
James Brake, Penny Brock,
Rose Brown, Becky Carpen
ter, Neil Carroll, Vicki Dail,
Johnnie Durham, Terry En
glish, Willie Evans, Patricia
Grigg, Johnny Grimmer,
Devon Hall, Billie Higgs,
James Hill, Betty Howard,
Sidney Howard, Mary lnnis.
Penny James, Susan Jones,
Leslie Kelly, Sheilda Kenon,
Celia Killian, Patrick Kor
negay, Carl Larson, Mary
anne Matthews, Brenda Mc
Carter, David McNeill,
Ricardo Melendez, Hope
Odom, Willie Powell, Nor
wood Sanderson, Betty Sim
mons, William Surles, Ro
bert Taylor Jr., Steven
Thomas, Wilbur Tuck,
Connie Wallace, Michael
Ward, Chris Whitman and
Roland Williams.
Dean's List
Timothy Adams, Gloria
Barfield, William Basden,
Karen Batchelor, Ellen
Batts, Deborah Best, Charles
Bland, Joel Bonneville Jr.,
Ross Brock, Casey O. Brown.
James D. Bryant, Ruben
Bryant, Henry Byrd, Jenni
fer Byrd, Ronnie Byrd.
James Campbell, Johnny
Cannon, Ruth Carlton, Lin
wood Carter, William Cooke,
Adell Coper, Libbie Croom,
James Cyrus, Clinton Dar
den, Lynn Davis, Regina
Davis, Deanie Deans, Ronda
Denning, Dale Dorman, Earl
Elliott, Harvey Faircloth,
Adolph Farrior, James Fort
ner, Horace Foss, Peggy
Futral, Jerri Futrell, Jimi
Futrell, I'll man Ginn, Kathy
Gore, Lora Hall, Mary Har
dison, James D. Herring,
Sherry Hinkle. Kay Hinson, (
Laura Holden, Lillie Huff- I
man. Wanna Huffman. Bettv 1
Jenkins, Rufus Jenkins. <
Daniel Jones Jr., Freddie 1
Kennedy, Teresa King, '
Douglas Kornegay, Lisa
Lanier, Jill Lefler, Jack Lewis '
Jr., John Mallard, Betty
Marshall, Kathryn Martin,
Marie Mathis, Janet Mc
Artor, Lori McClung, Joseph
McMillian, Pamela Melton,
Carcella Merritt, Larry
Minor, Glenda Mishoe,
Dorothy Moore, William
Moffett, Willie Moore,
Travis Mozingo, Timothy
Mullis, Lori Offerman. Luada
Patrick, Carl Perkins, Karla
Pfirrman, Carolyn Potts,
Gloria Raynor, William
Rhodes, Kristin Robertson,
Charles Rogers, Loranda
Rouse, Carl Sandlin, Felicia
Schmaltz, Donna Sessoms,
Sharon Sheffield, Rhonda
Sholar, Amy Smith, Dexter
Smith, Ladonna Smith,
Donna Snyder, Rufus Spell
man, Brian Stewart, Rhonda
Stroud. Donna Summerlin,
Patricia Sutton. Marvin
Swinson, Joce'yn Tate, Kim
>erly Taylor, Robert Thorn
on, Michael Todd, Melinda
("urner, Brenda Underwood,
leffrey Usher, Glynwood
Wade, Holly Warrington,
jlenda Whaley, Brent Whit
ield, Alpha Williams, Betty
Williams, Carolyn Williams,
3reg Williams, Richard E.
Williams, Robert T.
Williams, Malcolm Williams
Jr.. Karl Wilson and William
Wingate.
Nursing
Assistants
The James Sprunt Techni
cal College students who
completed their Nursing
Assistants courses graduated
April 2nd. They include Ann
Allen, Teachey; Willie Al
derman, Teachey; Bennie
Rose Best, Faison; Helen
Bizzell, Mount Olive, Martha
Carol Brogden, Mount Olive;
Mary Cox, Richlands; Mary
Dixon, Teachey; Janic
Green, Richlands; Judy Har
dison, Warsaw; Bridgette
Morrisey, Warsaw; Michelle
Munnerlyn, Mount Olive;
Vernelle Philyaw, Bowdens;
Anniree Pierce, Wallace;
Kim Quinn, Warsaw; Re
becca Sampson, Warsaw;
Hellen Lee Swinson, Mount
Olive; Barbara Watkins,
Richlands; and Callie Wil
son, Wallace.
Instructors for the class
were Mrs. Sheraldine Harper
of Kenansville and Mrs.
Martha Williams of Beula
ville.
american
cancerb
society!!
LENOIR SCHOOL MENUS
April 25-29
Monday - hamburger steak
or submarine sandwich,
mashed cheese potatoes or
baked beans, peaches, rolls,
cherry dessert
Tuesday - beef vegetable
soup, hot dog or bologna &
cheese sandwich, fruit or
fruit cup, peanut butter
cookies
Wednesday - Manager's
choice
Thursday - pizza or steak
um, french fries or green
beans, pear salad or apple
sauce, cake
Friday - Teacher's work
day. School closed.
Piano Tuning 4nd Rapair
Jim thy C. Watt
Raglstorad .
Piano Tochnician
Box 502, Warsaw
Kenans villa - 290-0219
Briefs
MISSION CONFERENCE
The Mount Zion Pente
costal Free Will Baptist
Church will hold a mission
conference this Friday,
Saturday and Sunday, April
22, 23 and 24. Services will
begin Friday and Saturday at
7:30 p.m. Sunday morning
they will be observed at 10
o'clock. There will be no
regular Sunday School
classes. Conference will
close at 11 a.m. and there
will not be any 11 a.m.
worship service nor will there
be any Sunday night ser
vices.
The church will also cele
brate its annual ladies day
May 8th. Rev. Georgia Ben
ton will be the guest speaker
on Sunday morning.
WOMEN'S SOFTBALL
TOURNAMENT
A Women's Invitational
Softball Tournament will be
held in Pink Hill on May 7th
and 8th. Proceeds will go to
the American Cancer So
ciety.
For further information
call co-chairmen Carol Sykes
at 568-3818 and 568-3445 or
Pam Smith at 568-4701. In
terested persons are urged to
call soon in order to get a
team in.
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LAMP SHADE CLASSES
Sculptured lamp shade
classes are being offered at
This. That and the Other. For
registration and more in
formation. call 568-3562.
SOFTBALL TRYOUTS
The tryouts for the Pink
Hill Midgett and Junior Lea
gues girls Softball teams will
be held Saturday, April 23 at
the Pink Hill Softball Field.
Midget girls, ages 9-12 at 1
p.m. and Junior girls ages
13-15 at 2 p.m.) Each girl
must bring a Softball glove. If
you have any questions, call
Carol Sykes.
?a#'9 Forcvcr ?tc
* Diet Center
Located Next To
Deep Run Food Center i
Open Mon-Wed-Fri 8 til 5
Offering her diet pigs Free Exercising
to everyone who is on,her diet. Xou
can lose 15 to 20 lbs. in ju$t five
weeks. Forever Lite is pnq of the most
nutritional .diets you have ever been
on. Dot Grady lost 15 lbs. in 3 weeks.
Amos Howard lost 23 lbs. in 5 weeks.
They are keeping their weight pff by
eating two meals and drinking qne
each day. They say it is thp easiest
diet they have ever been on. Why
don't you come by or call today about
getting that extra weight pff. Call
568-4765.
Call 568-4765
Nan's Forever Lite
Diet Center
^ Dining Room
Now Open In
Family
r/^'Restaurant
Pink Hill
Now Booking Meetings,
Parties ,etc. Seating 90
We Now Have Added
Additional Parking Space
Daily Specials *2.00
? Sat. Shrimp Special *3.25
Call In Orders Available
? Everyone Welcome
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