Page 10 The Duplin Times-Progress Sentinel, June 2. 1983 * ? i
The Pink Hill Review
"Serving Pink Hill, Deep Run, Albertson, Beulaville, And Their Surrounding Areas"
VOL. S NO. 22 * KENANSVILLE. NC 28349 JUNE 2. 1983 C'
Four Serve Missions
By Joyce Barnett
Communication Sepc.
The Albertson Ward of the
Church of Jesus Christ of
Latter-day Saints is very
proud of "The Big Four," as
they call them. They are the
four fine young men who are
serving mis'sions for the
church. These dedicated
young men have chosen to
give 18 months of their life in
the service of teaching the
Gospel of Jesus Christ.
These special young men are
serving in various parts of
the world.
Elder Jesse Deaver is in
the Utah. Salt Lake City
Mission. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Alvis Deaver of
Deep Run.
Elder Kyle Harper is in the
Belgium, Brussells Mission.
He is the son of Mr. and Mrs.
Walton Harper of Albertson.
Elder Grant Jones is in the
California, Sacramento
Mission. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. James Jones of
Beulaville.
Elder Andy Keith Barnette
is in the California, Oakland
Mission. He is the son of Mr.
and Mrs. Joe Barnette of
Albertson.
Elder Kevin Potter was
released May 28th after
serving a successful mission
in Vancouver, Canada. He is
the son of the late Melvin
Potter and of Mrs. Clyde
Patten Shumway of Arizona.
There are two more young
men who are preparing to
leave within the next four
months.
The Albertson Ward is
truly proud of these young
men and appreciate the great
dedication and sacrifice they
are giving in behalf of shar
ing the Gospel with their
fellowmen.
Annual FFA Banquet
FEDERATION DAIRY TEAM district Winners parti
cipatcd in state. Kevin Watkins, Jessie Burkett, B.J.
Tyndall. Bryan Smith and Wendy Heath
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AG MECHANICS TEAM - Mike Sutton. Randy Holland.
Eddie Eubanks. First in Federation - Third in District.
LIVESTOCK TEAM - Federation - Kevin Watkins. Wendy
Heath. B.J. Tyndall. All Hill. Chester Crandall - advisor.
Won Federation. 2nd in District. Will participate on state
level.
PARLIAMENTARY PROCEDURE ? Robin King. Kevin
Watkins. Mickey Joe Howard. Jeff Barwick. Marietta
Howaid. Wendy Heath and Robert Holland. Won
Federadon - Participated in District.
Top
Honors
Joe Clay Jones Jr. of
Burgaw was the recipient
recently of the Johnson
business award at Mount
Olive college. The award is
presented annually to the
student who has shown the
greatest promise of profi
ciency in the field of busi
ness.
Jones, son of Mr. and Mrs.
Joe Clay Jones Sr. of
Burgaw, is a 1981 graduate
of Pender High School. At
Mount Olive, he was a
recipient of a Presidential
scholarship, a member of the
Trojan basketball team, and
a member of Phi Theta
Kappa. Next year he will
enroll at Campbell University
at Buies Creek, where he
plans to major in business
administration.
Jones is the grandson of
Mr. and Mrs. Johnny West
brook Sr. and Mr. and Mrs.
Wesley Jones, both of Pink
Hill.
CARD OF THANKS
We would like to thank
everyone who shared with us
the birth of our son through
yo"r cards, calls, flowers,
gifts, visits and your prayers.
Special thanks to Dr
Arnmar. the staff of Duplin
General, especially Mrs.
Payne Mrs. Herring and
Mrs. Taylor. To our friends
whose kindness and love
meant so much to us after we
came home, thank you.
Lawrence and Dianne
Maready and Scottie
CHURCH DEDICATION
The First Baptist Church
of Pink Hill will be dedicating
their new building at 2 p.m.
on Sunday, June 5. The
service will include a short
dedication service and a song
service. The service will con
clude at 3 p.m.
The public is invited to
attend. The building is
located at the corner of
Stroud Road and the Potter's
Hill Hwy.
YOUTH RETREAT
Mount Zion Pentecostal
Free Will Baptist Church will
be having youth retreat to
begin June 3 at 6 p.m. and
ending June 4 at 11 a.m. with
an overnight stay. Guest
speaker will be Phyllis Hin
son. For more information,
call 568-4107.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENTS
Mr. and Mrs. Jimmy
Albertson of Route 1. Pink
Hill, announce the birth of
their daughter. Elizabeth
Lee. on May 16, 1983. at
Duplin General Hospital.
Mrs. Albertson is the
former Molly Elizabeth Lee.
Mr. and Mrs. Joe Goettee
of Raleigh announce the
birth of a son. Matthew
Wesley, on May 23. 1983, at
Wake Memorial Hospital in
Raleigh. Mrs. Goettee is the
former Eleanor Hill,
daughter of Mr. and Mrs
Whitford Hill of Raleigh
formerly of Pink Hill.
LUTHER LEDFORD. left. First Citizen's banker, was
arrested recently by Pink Hill Police Chief, Lester Turner.
Ledford was taken to a jail cell in Vernon Park Mall in an
all-out effort to raise money for the Lenoir County Cancer
Crusade by participating in the charity JAIL-A-Thon.
CONGRATULATIONS go to Grace Newberne of Route 2,
Pink Hill, who recently won a handmade quilt in a raffle
sponsored by the Sarecta Volunteer Fire Department. The
quilt was made by the ladies of the Sarecta community.
The fire department would like to thank everyone for their
kind contributions that helped make the supper and raffle
a true success.
Photography Competition
Recently the Duplin
County Arts Council spon
sored its first photography
competition at the Wallace
Springfest. Black and white
as well as color works were
accepted and judged by
Mark Patus. commercial art
instructor at James Sprunt
Technical College, and
by Nelson Best, media spe
cialist, also at JSTC. The
works were exhibited
throughout the day at the
Wallace Recreation Center.
Winners and their prizes
are: First - Bill Futch of
Chinquapin - $50. Second -
Mitchell A. Perguson of
Wallace - $25: and Third -
Sharon C. Moore of Wallace
- $15. Honorable Mentions -
Roy L: Simpson of Mount
Olive, Frank Grubbs of
Chinquapin. Mitchell A.
Perguson of Wallace,
Clayton Herring Jr. of Rose
Hill and Chris Spell of War
saw, all receiving $5.
Because of the high in
terest expressed in such an
event, the Duplin County
Arts Council is investigating
the possibility of another
such competition in the fall.
Takes Part
In Writing
Competition
Benjamin D. Wallace, 9. of
Route 1, Albert son, parti
cipated in Christian Writing
competition at Mount Olive
College on May 14. This
event was part of the State
Youth Convention of the Free
Will Baptist churches. Benji
had previously won first
place in the AFC group at the
Eastern District Youth Con
vention held at Christian
Chapel Free Will Baptist
Church. At Mount Olive, he
came away with second place
honors in State competition
which entitles him to a
half-week expense-paid trip
to Cragmont Youth Camp
M In.
this summer.
Benji is a member of Snow
Hill Free Will Baptist
Church. Route 2, Mount
Olive, and is active in Sunday
School, AFC and Sunbeams.
Benji is completing the third
grade at B.F. Grady. His
hobbies include swimming
and playing baseball.
He is the son of Edwina T.
Davenport and the late
Bobby Wallace.
ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mrs. Janice Faye Miles
of Pink Hill and Mr. Charles Lewis Johnson of Arabi.
Louisiana, announce the engagement of their daughter.
Cynthia Marie Johnson, to Mr. David Allen Houston, sdn
of Mr. and Mrs. Ben Houston of Route 2, Pink Hill. A June
Sth wedding is planned at the Sandy Plain Church. Route ^
2. Pink Hill. All friends and relatives are invited to attend. ?
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Commanders In Attendance
lT?e annual district Royal
Rangers Pow Wow was held
in the Pink Hill area during
the weekend with some 100
boys and 27 commanders
attending. The three districts
represented'were Cape Fear.
New River and Bladen Lakes.
Seven different churches
were in attendance. John ^
Raynor of Elizabethtown J
served as denominational
commander.
The Royal Rangers is a
Christian boys outreach
ministry involving boys from
the age of 5 to 17 years. The
purpose of the organization
is to reach, teach and keep.
Saturday concluded the
weekend event with compe
tition, awards and devotions. _
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