ENGAGEMENT ANNOUNCED Mr. and Mrs. Russell
Beyer of Albertson would like to announce the engage
ment of their daughter. Carol Jeanne, to Danny Hoover,
son of Mr. and Mrs. Monroe Hoover of Kinston. A
wedding is planned for August 14th at three o'clock in the
afternoon at Harper-Southerland Presbyterian Church.
World's Most
Creative Job
The Wall Street Journal
recently ran a job description
of what is considered the
most challenging and crea
tive job in the world.
The description said the
applicant must have the
following qualities: "taste,
education, transportation,
psychology, maintenance,
purchasing, law, accounting,
religion, energy conservation,
fashion, decoration, recrea
tion. romance, cuisine, de
sign, literature, medicine,
handcrafts, art, horticulture,
economics, government, com
munity relations, pediatrics,
geriatrics, entertainment,
human relations and
management."
Anyone who can handle
all those jobs must be some
one special. agree extension
home economics specialists
at North Carolina State
University.
She is. She is a
homemaker.
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Folk Tales Presented For
Children At Amphitheatre
The folk tales of Uncle
Kermis adapted tor stage in
IIV1N' DE LIFE will be
presented by the cast of the
outdoor drama, THE
LIBERTY CART, especially
for children at the William R.
Kenan Memorial Amphi
theatre in Kenansville
beginning at 3 p.m. on
Sunday.
I liriKI' HE I ICC ie a nla..
Ll? in LSL. Lit i- 13 a pioj
adapted from the tales and
characters in the Uncle
Remus tales by playwright
Ed Graczyk. A cast of
familiar characters will
appear in the children's show
which is scheduled to run
three consecutive Sundays
beginning July 31. Karen
Griffin, technical director for
THE LIBERTY CART, will
be directing this season's
children's production. The
1983 production will be the
second season of children's
shows performed by the cast
of THE LIBERTY CART.
"The Uncle Remus tales
are very old Southern folk
tales." Karen said. "The
t '-s have no established
lor, but were first re
sided in 1880 by Joel
Chandler Harris in the book.
"Animal Stories." The tales
are an important part of
oopro Citiithprn famili/'c hie.
tory; I doubt any Southern
youngster has grown up
without the bedtime stories
about animals of the Briar
Patch."
The cast will appear as
I
Br'er Tarrypin, Br'er Coon,
Br'er Rabbit, Br'er Fox,
Br'er Bear. Miss Meadows,
Aunt Mammy-Bammy, Sis
Buzzard. Miss Goose and
Doc Crow.
Karen is in her second
season with THE LIBERTY
CART. Last season, along
with her duties as assistant
technical director for THE
LIBERTY CART and scenic
designer for GODSPELL, she
acted in the 1982 children's
show, GOLLIWHOPPERS.
She comes from Crossnore
I " '
ana is a recent graduate of
Appalachian State University
with a bachelor o( arts, in
communication arts, concen
trating in theatre arts. This
fall she will enter the Master
of Fine Arts Design and
Technical Theatre program
at UNC-G.
In addition to weekly per
I
m
formances of THE LIBERTY
CART, the professional cast
of the outdoor drama is
performing GODSPELL. a
religious rock musical which
opened its second season
July 20, playing Wednesday
and Friday nights through
August 19.
Shows open at 8:15. THE
LIBERTY CART plays
Thursday, Saturday and
Sunday nights through Aug.
21. For more information,
contact the general office of
THE LIBERTY CART at
296-0721 or write P.O. Box
470, Kenansville, NC 28349.
BIRTH ANNOUNCEMENT
Mr. and Mrs. William
Christopher Ward of Warsaw
announce the birth of their
son, William Christopher Jr.
on July 21. 1983. at Duplin
General Hospital in Kenans
ville. Grandparents are Mr.
and Mrs. James Lane Guy of
Warsaw and Mr. and Mrs.
Kenneth Ward of Turkey.
Mrs. Ward is the former
Denise Guy.
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