Tar Heel Fine Arts
Society Has
Kick-Off Dinner
On Monday, August 29,
the Tar Heel Fine Arts
Society board of directors
and this year's volunteer
workers enjoyed a dinner and
program at The County
Squire near Kenan^ville.
Dr. Gene E. Ballard,
president, welcomed the
group and introduced special
guests. He also had each
board member introduce
their workers for this year.
After dinner, Ervin
Graham, pharmacist and
owner of Graham Drug Co. in
Wallace, and a very strong
supporter of the arts, sang
"Without A Song" and "1
Left My Heart In San Fran
cisco." Later he sang "Old
Man River." He was ac
companied by Mrs. L.E.
.Brown Jr., director of ad
missions and records at
?James Sprunt Technical Col
Jage. Mrs. Max Offerman
.presented highlights of the
four programs to be pre
sented this year. They are:
The New York Banjo En
semble, Nov. 8; Hallelujah
Hit Parade starring Mac
Frampton and Jack and Sally
Jenkins, Jan. 10; The Seren
dipity Singers, March 16;
and The Glenn Miller Or
chestra, April 12. In addi
tion, a pre-season concert
will be open to the general
public on Thursday. Sew. 22
at 8 p.m. A joint concert will
be presented by Charlie Al
bertson and the Swing
masters and John Goodnow,
visiting artist at James
Sprunt Technical College. All
programs will be presented
in Kenan Memorial Audito
rium in Kenan^ville and will
begin at 8 p.m.
Mrs. Jean Sanderson ex
plained the procedures to
follow in ticket sales. After
promotion packages were
distributed, area chairmen
and their workers planned
their sales programs.
Tickets will be available
from area chairmen and
workers through Sept. 21 and
thereafter at the door pre
ceding each concert perfor
mance. Tickets are S12.50 for
adults and SS for students.
They may be obtained by
contacting the following per
sons:
Beulaville - Mrs. Cathy
Blizzard, Mrs. Sarah Bolin,
Mrs. Elsie Miller, Mrs. Jean
Sanderson, Melvin Williams,
Mrs. Peggy Thomas or Miss
Alice Ann Pate
Calvpso-Mount Olive -
Mrs. Nancy Underhill,
Thomas Albritton, Mrs.
Hazel Ruth Kornegay, Mrs.
Ruth Waller
Faison ? Mrs. Barbara
Guy, Bill Igoe, Mrs. Jane
Hoilingsworth, Jake Atkin
sun.
Chinquapin - Mrs. Edward
L. Boyette
Kenan^ville - Z.W. Fra
zelle, Amos Brinson, Mrs.
D^vid McKay. Mrs. H.E.
Phillips, Mrs. Virginia
Penney, Mrs. Ann Outlaw
Magnolia ? Mrs. Corbett L.
Quinn. Mrs. Lela Powell
Pink Hill - Mrs. Emmett
Watson, Wilbur Tyndall,
Mrs. Audrey Powell, Mrs.
Wilbur Tyndall. Luther Led
ford
Rose Hill ? Mrs. Jack
Cooper, Mrs. W.T. Blan
chard, Mrs. E.G. Murray Jr.,
Mrs. Doane Cottle. Mrs.
Jack Frederick, Mrs. Tom
Perkins, Mrs. O.H. Rouse,
Mrs. Earl Teachey
Teachey - Clinton - Mrs.
Willard Fussell
Wallace - Mrs. Muriel
Offerman, Mrs. Jerry
Hamm, Mrs. Ray McLe
more, Mrs. Douglas Olson,
Mrs. A.C. Rivenbark Jr.,
Howard Boney, Mrs. Archie
Carter, Mrs. Tom Edgerton,
Mrs. Dqvie Penney, Mrs.
Charles Farrior Jr., Mrs.
William Saunders, Mrs.
Leon Wells, Mrs. Linda
Wells.
Warsaw ? Mrs. Cleo S.
Hobbs, Mrs. Pearl West,
Mrs. Jack Boney. Mrs. Mat
tie Lee Minshew, Mrs. P.R
Raiford, Mrs. Dee Gresham.
Mrs. Johnnye K. Hunter, J.
Michael Moore, Mrs. Dot
Rollins
Tickets may also be ob
tained by writing Tar Heel
Fine Arts Society, P.O. Box
428, Kenansville. NC 28349.
Kenansville
Women's
Aglow
To Meet
According to Linda Lanier
of Beulaville. the Women's
Aglow Fellowship. Kenans
ville chapter, will hold their
monthly meeting on Sept. 10,
with fellowship at 8:45 a.m.
and the meeting beginning at,
9:30 a.m. at the General
Store in Kenansville.
Speaker will be Nelia Field of
New Bern.
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